Nebraska Grants Administration Of New Veterans Unemployment Act
Nebraska will administer the new Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act for post Korea veterans in this state under a federal agreement. Eligible veterans receive 26 weeks of $26 weekly unemployment benefits with appeals and federal options for exhausted state benefits. Self employed veterans are not covered and inquiries should contact local State Employment Service offices.
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Nebraska
Donald P. Miller
United States Department of Labor
Miller
Washington
Interstate Conference of Employment Security Agencies
State Employment Service
Navy advances Willard Kerk to petty officer 3-c
Victoria Kerk of Lodgepole reports her son Willard has been advanced to ship service man third class in the Navy after fleet wide competitive exams. He has served at the U S Navy Auxiliary Landing Field Fallon Nevada for the past year and is in charge of Navy Exchange activities. Stan Kennedy visiting son of Mrs. G E Kennedy arrived for a furlough and plans to travel to Lincoln then return to his base at Alexandria Louisiana.
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Victoria Kerk
Lodgepole
Willard
Kerk
U. S. Navy
Fallon
Nevada
Navy
Stan Kennedy
A. T-C
Air Corps
G. E. Kennedy
Lincoln
Alexandria
White sauce enriched with color and flavor
A basic white sauce is prepared and then colored and seasoned for more depth. A small amount of this colored sauce is whisked into a beaten egg and the mixture is stirred back into the remaining white sauce to finish.
Former Sidney Boy In Iron Lung Seeks Letters
Mrs. Elmer Whittaker of Portland Oregon, former Sidney resident, reports her two sons Buddy and Elmer contracted polio this year. Buddy has minor impairment. Elmer age 17 suffers bulbar polio and uses an iron lung. Elmer is a senior. teachers and classmates are asked to write to him at Holladay Park Hospital 1132 NE 2nd Ave Portland Oregon.
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Elmer Whittaker
Portland
Oregon
Sidney
Buddy
Elmer
Frances Willard
N.E
2Nd Avenue
Lodgepole Picnic Set At Long Beach
Annual Lodgepole gathering for Southern California former residents will take place Sunday October 26 at the Houghton Park Club House Long Beach starting at noon. Attendees bring a covered dish and coffee is provided. For details contact Mrs Virgil Hernbloom 966 Chase Avenue Los Angeles 15 Calif.
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California
Houghton Park Club House
Harding and
Atlantic Boulevard
Long Beach
Calif
Virgil Hernbloom
Chase Avenue
Los Angeles 15
Beet Growers Get Last '51 Payment Soon
The Great Western Sugar Company will pay about 3 380 000 on October 25 to beet growers as the final 1951 crop payment. Checks mail from 18 factories on October 24. Colorado Nebraska and Wheatland Wyoming payments vary by sugar content averaging 1.32 per ton with flat 1.38 per ton for Billings Montana Lovell Wyoming. Total grower payment averages 12.05 per ton plus sugar act payments for tax.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Frank A. Kemp
Colorado
Nebraska
Wheatland
Wyoming
Billings
Montana
Lovel
Sugar firm reports beet crop progress and harvest efficiency
Mr. Kemp notes 1952 beet crop nearing 2.75 million tons in a four state area with over half harvested mechanically and 11 000 acres grown without hand thinning. He cites hail damage and an October freeze but expects yields to break records with average per acre above 16 tons. Total 1951 crop returns to farmers around 36 960 000 dollars including company and sugar act payments.
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Kemp
New Manager Named at VicTone Cleaners
Jack Randolph appointed manager of VicTone Cleaners replacing Floyd Smith who moves to Cheyenne. Randolph recently discharged from the army after 15 months in the Far East including Korea service. He is the nephew of Mr and Mrs H C Boyer of 1440 Cedar Street.
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Jack Randolph
VicTone Cleaners
Floyd Smith
Cheyenne
Mr. Randolph
Far East
H. C. Boyer
Cedar Street
Stolen 1950 Black Ford Two-Door From Crosby Nye Lot
Authorities seek a 1950 black Ford two door reported stolen overnight from Crosby Nye Motor Company used car lot. Police describe the vehicle as missing in the local area and request any information from the public.
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Crosby-Nye Motor Company
Nebraska constitutional amendment summaries misread
The OCR reads two amendment notes for Nebraska proposals. One proposes allowing pay changes for multi member courts boards or commissions when terms do not align, affecting beginning of full terms. The other appears garbled but notes opposition to a constitutional change about compensation for such bodies.
Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment on public pay limits
The amendment prohibits extra compensation after service, bans post contract pay increases, and allows adjustments only at the start of a full term for multi member courts boards or commissions. It would be voted on in the November 1952 general election.
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Nebraska
Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Motor Vehicle Tax Distribution
The item presents two ballot positions on a proposed change to Article VIII section 1 of the Constitution of Ne. It outlines the “For amendment” and “Against amendment” arguments, summarizing each side’s stance on a new method of taxing motor vehicles and distributing tax shares to state, counties, townships, cities, villages, and school districts.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Constitution Amendment Proposal in 1952
The article outlines a proposed amendment to Article VIII, section 1 of the Nebraska Constitution. It details that state and local government revenue shall be raised by taxation directed by the Legislature, with taxes levied by valuation on tangible property and franchises, and a possible alternative method for motor vehicle taxation. Vehicle tax proceeds are to be allocated to state and local entities in proportion to each county's levy.
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Nebraska
Ed Misegadis and friends host gatherings this week
Ed Misegadis and family dined at the Ed Lye home Sunday. MEO Pinochle Club hosted by Mrs Zimola and Mrs Englert Friday. Winners included Mrs Sam Irwin for high score and several players received prizes. Also reported are visits and trips among local residents and a two week vacation in the eastern states.
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Ed Misegadis
Ed Lye
Joe Zimola
Jackie Englert
Zimola
Don Miles
Chappell
Kenneth Chambers
Grace Kruse
Letha Kraft
Sam Irwin
I. A. Caldwell
Kruse
Delton Lamm
John Hornicek
Ben Vacik
Gale Doggett
Timmy
Clarence Motes
Sidney
H. H. Misegadis
Muriel Crosby
Cecil Hunt
Scottsbluff
Property tax laws may be authorized by law
Existing revenue laws shall continue in effect until changed by the Legislature. The fragment notes potential authorization of property taxes by law and the continuity of current revenue statutes pending legislative action.
Amendment on Nebraska Legislature salary per Article III
The excerpt outlines voting on proposed amendment to Article III section 7 of the Nebraska Constitution. It would set the legislative salary at 1250 dollars per year for each member.
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Nebraska
Nebraska constitutional amendments proposed by the Legislature
The document outlines proposed amendments to Articles III IV VII XVII of the Nebraska Constitution. It details changes to legislative terms and compensation, nonpartisan elections, state education structure, the State Board of Education, the Commissioner of Education, and executive officer roles. It specifies district elections, six year terms for boards, and salary provisions for officials.
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Cation
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
State Department of Education
Nebraska
Iuperintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Education
Proposed Amendments on Nebraska State Department of Education
The text outlines amendments to establish a State Department of Education with a State Board of Education and a Commissioner of Education. It specifies election terms, salary fixation, and applicability of existing Superintendent of Public Instruction provisions to the new department. It also notes constitutional changes to Articles IV VII and XVII.
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State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Nebraska
Ceeed
Nebraska proposes constitutional amendments creates State Department of Education
The document outlines amendments to add four new sections to Article VII creating a State Department of Education with a State Board of Education and a Commissioner of Education to oversee and administer the state school system and related activities as directed by the Legislature.
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Nebraska
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Nebraska constitutional convention amendment debates observed
The text outlines two opposing ballot propositions on amending Article XVI and Article VI regarding how many members will form a constitutional convention and how districts are defined. It discusses legislative authority to set convention membership and electoral rules, showing pro and anti positions.
Amendment to Article XVI on Constitutional Convention
Proposal by the Legislature calls for a statewide vote on a constitutional convention. If three-fifths of lawmakers approve, electors choose in the next Legislature election whether to authorize a convention. At least 35 percent of total votes must favor calling. Convention up to 100 members chosen by districts. Members meet within three months. amendments require elector approval.
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Nebraska
Nebraska constitutional amendment publication requirement
A fragment notes proposed publication of notice for constitutional amendments in Nebraska newspapers once weekly for three consecutive weeks. The item mentions Article XVI and refers to the process of submitting amendments for public notice.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Constitutional Amendment Proposal Published
At the 1952 general election Nebraskans vote on an amendment to Article XVI section 1. The proposal requires three fifths in the Legislature, newspaper publication in each county, and a separate ballot for approval with no less than thirty five percent of total votes. Secretary of State James S. Pittenger announces publication in four weekly issues.
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Nebraska
James 5. Pittenger
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