Why We In Rural Districts Ought to Vote for Carl Curtis
From the Fairbury Journal voters may choose a Republican ballot in the primary. Curtis of Minden and Copeland of Lincoln face off due to redistricting. The Journal urges Curtis, citing his support for agriculture and opposition to labor racketeering, arguing Copeland leans toward city interests. It advises rural voters to back Curtis to continue advancing farmers' interests.
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Carl Curtis
Congress
Curtis
Minden
Copeland
Lincoln
Nebraska
the Journal
Washington
County Fair and Picnic Dates Across Several Counties
Listings show Milligan August 7 8 9 Diller August 12 13 Thayer County Fair at Deshler August 18 to 21 Swanton August 22 23 Gage County Junior 4 H Fair Beatrice September 2 to 4 Jefferson County Fair Fairbury September 16 to 18 and a veteran remark about cheering crowds on leaving for the train.
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Milligan
Diller
Thayer County
Deshler
Swanton
Gage County
Beatrice
Jefferson County
Fairbury
War Bonds Support Cavalry Horses As Winter Struggles Rise
Hitler’s failures in the Russian winter reveal the limits of a mechanized army. U S Treasury urges taxpayers to devote 30 percent of income to War Bonds to fund cavalry remount farms and breeding programs.
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Hitler
U. S. Treasury Department
Kenneth S Wherry for Governor on Republican Ballot
Ballot listing Kenneth S Wherry as the Republican candidate for governor with a single-choice vote option.
Jefferson County Soldiers Stage Flashy Miami Beach Demonstration
Thousands of Jefferson County soldiers joined a large Army Air Forces AAFTTC fitness program display at Miami Beach Florida. The event featured calisthenics on the golf course and a mass beach drill with 100 instructors, culminating in a fiery oil pool demonstration for shipwreck rescue techniques.
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Jefferson County
Miami Beach
Florida
Army Air Corps
White Sands
Army
Officer Candidate School
Aafttc
Officer Training School
Air Forces
OCS
Nebraska
Pen Picture of New York in Wartime
A World War II era letter from New York describes changes in the city. Broadway lights dimmed, subways with blackout lamps, and many soldiers and sailors on the streets. Weekly air raid sirens, LaGuardia blackouts, and a gasoline shortage reshape daily life as residents contribute to War Bonds.
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Daykin Herald
New York
Georgia
New York City
America
Broadway
WAAC
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Charles J. Warner
Roy J. Mandery
John Knickrehm
O. W. Johnson
C. A. Ross
Fred E. Risk
Lloyd E. Peterson
Albert S. Johnston
A. R
Edmiston
John McArthur
C. E. Marshall
Rufus M. Howard
A M. A. Larson
Harry L. Reed
Roy William Johnson
James C. Kerns
William L. Randall
Clarence M. Davis
Harvey L. Glatfelter
Jack. Devoe
Secretary OF State
George L. Williams
Ray C. Johnson
R. V. Johnson
Lincoln, Nebraska
Walter R. Johnson
John W. Cooper
Hugh B
Ashmore
O. H. Brinkman
Ray R. Larson
Frank Marsh
Leo N. Swanson
John S. Samson
O. M. Campbell
Harry
Behrens
L. B. Johnson
Carl G., Swanson
W. M. Miller
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Carl. T. Curtis
Oren
William Edward Johnson
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E. Chapman
Homer Brunk
Corine Bradshaw
C. G. Catlin
E. U. Byllesby
J. W. Winslow
Henry Hinz
Louis L. Meyer
Vera Strawhacker
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