Freedoms We Have Lost and the 1952 Campaign
The editorial contrasts Democratic governance since 1932 with Republican critique. It cites Pathfinder magazine’s list of twelve perceived losses of personal and economic freedoms under Big Government, including taxes, wage and price controls, union compulsion, Selective Service, gold redemption, Social Security, farm policies, and regulatory overreach by federal agencies. The piece frames the 1952 election as a choice between these paths and their impact on citizens.
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Roosevalt
Truman
Stevenson
Pathfinder Magazine
Pathfinder
Opinion: Inflation and the Welfare State Debate Across Towns
A column excerpt surveys tax bills and national debt growth from 1945 to 1952, arguing inflation and debt raise costs. Readers in Neligh Nebraska Bedford Indiana and Gallatin Missouri echo concerns that more currency, rising prices, and government spending erode dollar value and living standards.
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Neligh
Nebr
Bedford
Ind
Daily Times-Mail
Gallatin
North Missourian
Russian Settlers and Arctic Hunt Across Vast North
About 1715 settlers began crossing the wide river routes to Spitsbergen. They wintered in dark huts along the coast and interior while hunting Arctic wildlife including fox, polar bears, walruses, seals and gliders.
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Thecopen Sea
Spitsbérgen
The Telephone as a Public Relations Tool and Its Pitfalls
This column extols the telephone as a powerful Iimited-spread tool for broad influence and faster communication. It warns against snobbery and overformality, urges polite identification of callers, and notes the dangers of hiding behind the line while stressing that people drive business and humanity.
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Roka
Wheat Queen Event Highlight of 1952 Nebraska Show
The Nebraska Wheat Queen will be crowned during the Hastings Wheat Show on Friday, November 7 with contestants from across the state. Nominees must be sponsored by a firm or organization and have income tied to wheat. entry blanks due by November 1. The program includes 400 wheat sample judging, exhibits, and an evening program.
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Hastings Chamber of Commerce
H. H. McKenzie
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U P Ag Car to Show in Panhandle Stops in Chappell Kimball South Bayard
The Union Pacific agricultural improvement car arrives in the panhandle next week with a first stop at Chappell on Oct 22 at 9 a.m. A film titled Cat tle Country will be shown followed by discussions on livestock feeding trends and disease prevention led by Duane Foote. Similar programs move to Kimball Thursday and South Bayard Friday with county agents Chester I Walters and Francis L Scriven chairing. Veterinarians Dr R F Newell of Kimball and Dr V R Brandt of Scottsbluff participate.
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Chappell
Duane Foote
Devel County
Kimball
South Bayard
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Kimball County
Francis L. Scriven
Morrill County
Luther's Question What Does the Bible Say
A historical reflection on Martin Luther’s insistence that the Bible alone is the infallible guide for faith and life. It notes how Luther rejected papal authority and church councils, asserting Scripture as final authority and the source of salvation. The piece highlights the Lutheran Church today upholding the view that all scripture is inspired by God.
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Cattle On Feed In Nebraska Rise From Last October
The State and Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics reports 320000 cattle on feed in Nebraska on October 1, up 13000 from July 1 and 60000 higher than October 1, 1951. Placements in July to September exceeded market cows for the first time since 1949, while stocker shipments to country points were down 26 percent from 1951.
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State
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Tember
Boyd's Cigars Package Liquors and Beer
Boyd's Cigars is listed for package liquor and beer sales. Details on location and hours are not provided in the fragment.
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Boyd
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