Yankees and Dodgers Lope Toward World Series Again
The writer praises the Yankees and Dodgers as perennial World Series contenders, calling them a great American tradition and likening their dominance to iconic pairings. He notes early-season doubts from Milwaukee, Chicago and others, but insists the two teams’ class and confidence will prevail, joking that he bets on the Dodgers for five dollars.
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Yankees
Dodgers
Vishinsky
Milwaukee
Braves
Brooklyn
Chicago White Sox
New York
Mok Oh
Kansas Nebraska gas plans in West Sidney field move
Kansas Nebraska Gas Co. pushes a bold step toward obtaining West Sidney natural gas. The company may invest in lines and stations only if a path to the West Sidney gas is viable, competing with North Central Gas Co. and seeking to keep Nebraska gas in Nebraska to spur local industrial growth.
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Kansas- Nebraska
Gas Co
West Sidney
Kansas-Nebraska
Ohio Oil Co
Sidney Gas
Kansas
Nebraska
Big Springs
Logan County
Colo
Cheyenne County
Sidney
North Central Gas Co
Ohio Mil Co
Denver
Competition Is Healthy In The Oil Industry
A company released an article praising competition as healthy, noting the emblem at stations and nine competitors. The piece argues competition drives excellence, fuels progress, and keeps prices fair while exploring new fields and delivering better oil products to consumers.
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Aia
Imné
Avia
Drug Addiction Seen as Disease and Public Threat
A Nebraska Health Department bulletin notes drug addiction is a disease linked to rising crime, especially among teenagers. It urges parents to learn teen habits, recognize signs, and address addiction as a community issue before police involvement.
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Nebraska
Department of Health
ABC
Secretary Benson Opens National Vegetable Week Observance
Secretary Benson noted Vegetable Week as a sign of agriculture moving from production to consumer markets. He cited 735,000 vegetable growers lacking price supports, functioning in a free market, with retailers shaping demand through advertising and promotions to ensure fair returns for growers and good goods for shoppers. He stressed farmer retailer cooperation as vital to the nation’s distribution system and high living standards built on mass production and distribution.
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Benson
Drought relief plan eyed to aid livestock feed amid shortages
Grass roots notes from Oskaloosa and Corvallis reflect relief measures and dairy policy debates. The Daily Herald cites a July 1 start for a 50 percent freight reduction on livestock feed to stricken states, while the Corvallis Gazette-Times discusses a “housewife's butter plan” aimed at trimming Federal butter purchases and lowering consumer prices.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Daily Herald
Corvallis
Ore
Gazette-Times
Ta Dairy Industry
Cost of Transporting Mail Shows Railroads Still Cheaper
Analysis of the Post Office cost report reveals railroads moved 17.5 billion pieces of non local first class mail at about one ninth of a cent per piece, while air mail moved 1.34 billion pieces at over two and a half cents each, vastly pricier. Surface carriers provided facilities and services not billed to air lines, with railroads receiving subsidies that made air transport comparatively expensive. overall, railroads remain the more economical option for mail.
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Post Office
Pailoads
Facts About Your Heart From Nebraska Heart Association
The text claims the heart is the toughest muscle and that moderate exercise is safe for a normal heart. It asserts heart attacks are rarely fatal and that heart activity involves resting two thirds of every second. It also mentions energy and maintenance ideas in a fragmented, non-coherent form.
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Nebraska Heart Association
U S Writer Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Preview
A mixed puzzle listing clues and partial answers for a U S writer themed crossword. Includes across and down hints such as supply with weapons and Eucharistic wine vessel, with numerous abbreviations and archaic terms interwoven.
Psalm 107 and the Religion of Thanksgiving
The article argues that thankfulness is central to both Old and New Testament religion, with Psalms especially rich in praise. It highlights Paul’s gratitude as exemplary and notes that unthankfulness closes the heart. Psalm 107 is seen as typifying thanksgiving, while many churches use Psalms for responsive readings.
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Paul
God
Fresh vending machine in Chicago prompts curious question
A fragment notes a vending machine under construction in Chicago saying thank you at purchases. It asks what it would say if a slug hits the coin slot, and moves on to oddities about TV networks, tea at a British plant, and a photographer jailed in Hackensack for arson to sell images to papers.
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Chicago
Orin and Bear It. by Licht
A concise column notes that having a painless payroll savings plan does not justify lax habits at home, urging steady effort between work and personal finances.
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Orin
Licht
One-Legged Tenant’s Thump Reports Noisy Disturbance
In Brockton Massachusetts a landlady described her one legged tenant as making heavy thumping noises with his wooden leg, so loud they could hear it inside her home two doors away.
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Brockton
Mass
Legislative Sidelines feature from Nebraska Farm Bureau
Information Director notes the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation provides Legislative Sidelines as a service to readers. Opinions are not necessarily those of the newspaper.
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Nationwide push to control hog disease VE through garbage cooking
Forty states require cooking garbage before feeding to hogs and Nebraska leads with a 1952 special session. Vesicular Exanthema has appeared in 42 states and DC, making it a national animal health issue. Control relies on garbage cooking, slaughter of infected animals, quarantines, and sanitation, with federal rules guiding interstate movement and disinfection. The fall market movement tests the effectiveness of these measures and urges universal adoption of sound laws to eradicate outbreaks.
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Nebraska
District of Columbia
U. S
California
Tulip Motif and its Global Journey in Craft
The tulip's origin is Turkey with Turkish textiles and Persian pottery showcasing its image as a symbol of love. By 1559 it reached Germany and Saxony where tulip designs appeared on pottery in works known as tulip ware. As William and Mary ascended the throne, Dutch craftsmen brought the motif to England for use in walnut marquetry furniture.
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Turkey
Germany
Saxony
England
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