Editorial endorsement for Eisenhower pledges in 1952
The paper advocates Eisenhower for president urging a change in administration. It endorses upholding the two party system or abolishing it and highlights eight pledges including ending government corruption, cutting waste, reducing prices and taxes, building peace, expanding social security, ensuring equality of opportunity, rooting out disloyalty, and pursuing an end to Korea with lasting peace. The piece argues he would honor these pledges if elected.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Demourney
Wisenhower
New Orleans
Korea
Putting Rumors to Rest About Ohio Oil in Sidney
C L Hardwick of The Ohio Oil Co. stated the company will continue operations in the Sidney territory for many years. He dismissed rumors the company planned to abandon its Sidney headquarters or move to a school or hospital.
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C. L. Hardwick
Ohio Oil Co
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Iardwick
Ohio
Bardwick
Lions Club Praises Railroads In Alvarado Letter
A Lions Club of Alvarado Texas meeting produced a letter to a local railroad praising its service taxes and contributions. The club commends the railroad for mail service and local benefits to schools roads churches and utilities. The letter underscores railroads big role in town life and economy.
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Lions Club
Alvarado
Texas
Alvarado Uions Club
Railroads
Alvarado Lions Club
Iron Horse
The Next War Will Be In Space Says Reader
A science writer argues future warfare will leave Earth behind. He imagines space battles from the moon and rockets from distant planets, while the writer laments progress making war more dangerous and unpredictable. The piece reflects nostalgia for earlier, more personal wars and dismisses interplanetary combat as a fate he wishes to miss.
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Earth
Moon
Mars
Nebraska Legislature Considers Salary Increase to 1250 Per Year
The 1951 proposal would amend Article III section 7 to pay each legislator 1250 annually. Legislation passed the Senate 27 to 12 and was approved by the governor, with committee support citing cost of living and rising expenses since 1935.
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Nebraska
Legislative Committee On Government
Cramer
C. H. Bressler
Brotherhood of Railroad
Committee On Government
Test Your Intelligence Score Quiz and Answers
A list of trivia questions with multiple choice options covering geography history and astronomy. Includes scoring guidance for correct answers and a final total, plus a garbled line of characters at the end.
Pictured singer and list of garden plants in hardy varieties
A crossword puzzle page accompanies an extended garden note describing hardy frost tolerant plants. Tahoka Daisy, Dusty Miller, Salvia argentea, and Dianthus pinifolius are profiled with growth habits, frost resistance, and propagation tips.
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Solidage Pitcheri
Dusty Miller
Beach Worwood
Artemisia Stelleriana
Fall Freeze Proof Flowers For Garden Color
Dr Hildreth lists freeze tolerant fall bloomers suitable for short seasons. Stocks and statice tops for color after frost, with varieties like Limonium sinuatum and Limonium suworowii noted for enduring cold and lasting color. Other perennials and annuals such as delphiniums and verbenas are described for late season blooms and border use.
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Ameri
Rationing ends in England after twelve years
The article notes Britain ends wartime rationing after twelve years, signaling a return to normalcy. It mentions everyday life changes, including tea breaks and civilian habits, as the country shifts from strict controls to postwar normalcy.
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England
Seasoning a Smoked Boneless Pork Shoulder Butt
A simple glaze recipe blends mustard brown sugar and orange juice. About thirty minutes before completion, coat the smoked pork shoulder butt with the mixture to finish with a sweet tangy glaze.
U.S. Area Exceeds Three Million Square Miles
The article notes the total area of the United States surpasses 3,000,000 square miles, highlighting the vast geographic extent of the nation.
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U.S
United States
Poem To A Nebraska Windmill By Rose Van Hardeveld
Early Day Resident Rose Van Hardeveld writes a nostalgic poem to a Nebraska windmill. She recalls homesteading days, drought, water, and the transforming desert into a garden while honoring the windmill as a living, dancing landmark. The piece links memory to Arizona residence and Nebraska roots through vivid prairie imagery.
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Nebraska
Arizona
Rose van Hardeveld
Your Vote Is Important To Your Country Prieta
The piece extols the secret ballot as liberty’s shield, arguing one vote can alter history and deter tyranny. It cites examples from Indiana to Texas and notes presidents and lawmakers whose fates hinged on a single vote. It closes with Lincoln’s reminder on preserving liberty through ballots.
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Adolph Hitler
Nazi Germany
United State
United States
DeKalb County
Indiana
Edward A. Hannegan
U. S. Senate
U. S
Hannegan
Senate
Texas
Thomas Jefferson
Rutherford B. Hayes
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
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Ole LT Weta Fit
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Delaware
Rhett Butler
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
San Juan Hill
South America
Australia
South Africa
Ireland
Hong Kong
France
China
Russia
Great Britain
Columbus
America
Long Island
Cape Cod
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Saturn
Venus
Manhattan Island
Rome
Austria
Italy
Danube
Brazil
Lokre
Amazon
Hillbilly
Macaw
Tiny
Dr. Hildreth
Strictly Fresh
Texas House
Lee
State
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