Night police added in Washington to bolster protection
Washington council approves hiring a fifth officer to patrol nights, joining John McGaffrey and Ray Patterson. Don Spivey starts duty. Stanley McKeown resigns April first. Chief Hancher says the extra man will curb juvenile misbehavior, nightlife disorder, and speeding while deterring crime with visible enforcement.
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Ray Patterson
John McGaffrey
Stanley McKeown
Don Spivey
Mac
Hancher
Washington
Dean's Pills Offer Relief for Nagging Backache
Personal to women describes kidney strain from aging and stress and suggests Dean's Pills as a mild diuretic. Claims over 50 years of use and relief from backache headaches dizziness and frequent urination by flushing kidney tubes and filters.
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Dean
City ordinance cited on dogs and cats shows police focus
Passing that is imminent the police chief cites a city ordinance requiring dog restraint and control by an owner or keeper. He notes cats may need help but lacks cat rescue gear while stressing police duties in enforcing laws and preserving the town's orderly reputation.
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Washington
Hancher
Poice
City of
City Hall
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Heselton Pushes House Vote on Government Surplus Gifts
Representative Heselton plans to force a house vote on gifting government held food stocks to charity. He would amend an administration bill to raise the Commodity Credit Corp borrowing authority from 4.75 billion to 6.75 billion dollars to cover price supports. Debates would follow a farm measure expanding cotton and peanut acreage and addressing potato surplus.
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Washington
John W. Heselton
R. Mass
House
Commodity Credit Corp
Heselton
United States
Lincoln students plead not guilty in nude photo incident
Six socially prominent University of Nebraska students pleaded not guilty to charges of forcing two high school girls to pose nude and luring them into a car on separate occasions. Bond set. hearing scheduled March 31.
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Lincoln, Neb
Frederick Wagener
Wagener
Edward FE. Angle
Everett Angle
David Darlington
George Darlington
University of Nebraska
James Beal
Allan Bayley
Don Eicher
Robert W. Falk
University
Lincoln
Herbert Ronin
Dentists Adopt Stainless Steel Wire for Teeth Alignment
Dentists now use stainless steel wire to straighten teeth, improving control and effectiveness in orthodontic treatments. The change reflects advancements in materials guiding routine dental care.
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