Editorial: calls for true labor reform beyond Kennedy Ives bill
The piece argues Congress dumped the Kennedy Ives labor bill and urges a real reform in the next Congress. It highlights curbing labor monopoly and secondary boycotts, banning compulsory unionism, and protecting free association while opposing concessions to union leadership. It warns against political use of union dues and unsafe tactics in labor organizing.
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Congress
Kennedy-Ives
Jimmy Hoffa
U.S
Neuyou
Ate Gs
McClellan Labor
Nice Guys Do Win Nebrabkatchoy Wins Batting Title
A Nebraska fan defends Richie Ashburn and Herndt as model players and gentlemen. The piece praises Ashburn for steady at bats and sportsmanship while noting Wilkes as temperamental. It highlights Ashburn’s success and hopes for Richie’s continued success in baseball.
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Richie Ashdtumuthdi Nébrabkatchoy
Tad Wilkes
Ashburn
Faisibasé Wits
Ald
Thom Det Eeters
Williams Isra
Ashkbo
Herndt
Ifielders
Ifuwen
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Nebraska
Material progress alone cannot secure freedom
A historical reflection argues that population growth, jobs, income, and infrastructure gains matter little without a free society. Material strides promise none if people remain under ruthless rule, for true progress requires individual liberty and the power of citizens to govern themselves.
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Csahenn
Eddie Fisher Sizzles as TV Trendex Shifts in 1958
Eddie Fisher, once labeled a typical American boy, becomes a sensational figure in 1958 with a high Trendex TV season debut. Debates rage over contract renewals as public image and notoriety clash with family life and rumors of infidelity.
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United States
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Crisis over integration voiced by an editor at Clinton Clinton High
A columnist denounces adult bigotry after a Clinton Clinton High School bombing against integration. The piece argues the Supreme Court sets the law, praises Southern workers seeking gradual change, and calls out NAACP for escalating conflict while urging humility and real equality.
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Clinton
Fenn
The Domestic Shift in American Households Highlighted
A government official proclaims the complete domestication of the American husband as official policy. Bertha Adkins compares this to brainwashing, noting 22 million working women and wives taking on chores formerly done by men. The piece cites personal reflection on changes in home life and grocery shopping habits.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cineuse
America
Equal Rights Debate and Domestic Roles Through Time
A column explores shifting gender roles from past to present, arguing that women gained voting rights and social freedoms while men face changing expectations. It predicts tensions as husbands and wives balance work and home duties, noting potential political and cultural resistance and a rise in consumer and domestic changes.
Juvenile Courts Debate In Nebraska
The editorial urges caution on a proposed constitutional amendment for a state wide juvenile court system. It cites Charles Starkweather as a cautionary tale and favors improving underlying delinquency conditions over creating new courts. Judge Kroeger argues existing Neb raska courts handle youths adequately and warns against costly reforms.
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Nance County Journal
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska
Pribaton
Kroeger
Grand Island Independent
Socialism Debate Reflects Liberal Conservative Struggle
The article presents a historical Canada Australia Britain dialogue on socialism and liberalism. It warns against socialism as dangerous and notes the battle between liberal and conservative forces, the hope of policy shifts, and the persistent opposition's delays.
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Barthagh Treas
Panola
Australia
Great Britain
Baie Sw
Ne. Dolevan
Leven
Acm
Bupyin
J Isi
Foreign cars gain share in postwar sales rise
Foreign car sales have surged from a small fraction of registrations in 1954 to over 7 percent, driven by increased popularity and broader market adoption. The shift reflects a growing presence of imported vehicles in new car registrations over the period.
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Brcame
Growth of Social Security Coverage Surges to 74 Million
The program has collected 57 billion dollars in payroll taxes and paid 37 billion in benefits through June. Originally covering 26 million, it now serves 74 million people.
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The
New York Times
Modern Woman in Work Force Seen as Key to Shortages
Cynthia Lowry reports on the National Manpower Council series showing women already compose a large share of the labor pool and will be central to future shortages. The piece notes paradoxes in public attitudes, rising participation, and projections for 1955 to 1965.
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National Manpower Council
Council
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Woking
Birine
U.S. Departments of Labor
Secretary of Labor
James P ‘Etchell
Mac
Eaper
Amendment aims to shift Nebraska Board of Control status
Nebraskans weigh a constitutional amendment to empower the Legislature to change state institutional management. The measure would move the Board of Control from constitutional to statutory status, with still broad governance by the governor and continued existing structures until further action.
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Citzens
Nebraska
Board of Control
Cecause
Ithe
Banking Department
Agriculture
Legislative Counci
HRSA
Polio Vaccination During Pregnancy Urged by Researchers
University of Minnesota researchers report in JAMA that vaccinating pregnant women against polio is crucial. It reduces mothers’ vulnerability to the disease and extends passive immunity in newborns.
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University of Minnesota
Journal of the American Medical Association
Bayer 21/199 Recommended for Livestock Pest Control
The U S Department of Agriculture approves Bayer 21/199 sold as Co Ral for controlling cattle grubs horn flies lice ticks and screwworms on beef cattle and lice and screw worms on swine It should not be used on sick animals or calves under three months Ninety days between treatments and slaughter applies Milk secretion after treatment prevents dairy use No tolerance is set for milk The spray form can kill 75 to 100 percent of young cattle grubs and offers three weeks protection against ticks and horn flies.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Silage Preservation Study Shows Odorless Polyethylene Benefit
Agricultural chemists from the University of Missouri report that odorless polyethylene bags successfully store moister and silage, preserving feed quality. Trials by Richard Ine and others indicate the method prevents air intrusion and maintains feed for cattle, pigs, and horses.
Valve Safety Marking for Construction Protection
During nearby construction, water shutoff valves require protection from heavy equipment and clear marking. An inverted hard disk cover protects valves and prevents burial under mud or dirt.
Ponca City Editor Checks On Funeral Story Absence
City editor Max Stokesberry of the Ponca City News said he had not seen a funeral story for a local figure. A caller noted the editor’s absence from town and asked if the death had occurred.
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Ponca City
Okla
Max Stokesberry
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