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Nebraska Corn Looking Good Almost All of Intended Acreage Planted Practically all of Nebraska's intended corn acreage has been planted and good stands are in evidence over most of the state, government crop observers said. The growth ranges from a which has just been planted to over knee high in southeastern Nebraska, State-Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics said in its weekly review of the state's farm scene. There has been extensive spraying for weeds and in-1 sects. Winter wheat made excellent progress during the week. Reids began turning in the south and some started to head in the area north of the river in the Panhandle.

Hail took a toll of some wheat acreage in practically all Panhandle counties. Stripe rust, a comparatively new disease that attacks the leaves and sometimes head, is quite prevalent in the southwest and west but is not expected lo eausf much damage. The heavy rank growth has made the crop subject to severe lodging. "If heavy rains continue, downed wheat could be a problem at harvest," the division said. Other comment: of the sorghum crop is planted and planting of soybeans 'and dry edible beans has also made rapid progress.

--Oats continued showing signs of lack of'notrogen and made rather poor growth since Neivs planting. Barley is headed in practically all areas and holds promise of an excellent crop. --If favorable conditions continue, bumper rye yields are expected. --The first cutting of alfalfa is expected to yield a i tonnage. --A rather severe a i Radio-TV Programs KFAB, Nebraska's largest, affiliated The Journal, The Star, clear channel, 50,000 watts, NBC programs.

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--Pasture feed is excellent and all livestock continue in good condition. Crash Kills Nebraskans County Road Mishap Takes 3 Traffic Fatalities 1958 1957 Nebraska 115 103 Lancaster County 3 4 Lincoln 3 2 North Bend --A county road intersection crash 2 miles east and 1 mile south of Morse Bluff killed 3 persons Monday night. Killed were Mr. and Mrs. James Walla of North Bend and Rudolph Bunda of Cedar Bluffs.

Walla was 76, his wife 74. Bunda was 47. There were no other occupants in the cars. A carpenter, Bunda was manager of the Porto Porch Co. FHA AWARDS Kay Anderson (left) of state FHA second vice president, presents an honor chapter certificate to Connie Trumble who represents the Eagle Future Homemakers of America chapter.

Iowa Man, Dies of Injuries William G. Opperman, 78, of Marshalltown, died as the result of a June 3 auto accident near Elkhorn, the State Patrol reported. The patrol said Opperman was the driver of a northbound car which collided with a car driven by R. L. Powers, 54, of Waterloo at the junction of state highways 64 and 31.

Fugitives Nabbed After Accident Omaha Police nabbed 2 escapees from the Kearney State Industrial School as the youths slept on the roof of an Omaha business establishment. Police said the 2 admitted escaping from the Kearney institution Sunday night a stealing cars in Kearney, Exeter and Omaha. Industrial School Found Broken Bow Two Kearney Boys Training school escapees were captured a Oconto. The pair escaped from Saturday night. The car they were driving skidded into a ditch and they walked 12 miles before they were captured.

The car had been reported stolen Lyle Hebb of Broken Bow. Lincoln Girl, 15, Slashes Wrist A 15-year-old Lincoln girl released from St. Eliza-1 beth Hospital after treatment for a 2" long cut on her left wrist. The cut was made: with a razor-blade and was self-inflicted, according to a Lincoln Police Department report, Slate Deaths Falls City Guy Harper. retired Fulls City uro- and a a operator.

u-ife. Mae: brothers, Karl of FalLs i i i of sisters. Mrs. Bessie Madison of i a a a and Mrs. i of Los Amides.

Funeral: Wednesday. 3:30 P.m.. Dorr-Philpot-Rea- i vis-Maeomber a home. Burial: Hiawatha. Kan.

Kearney Richard A. DaiiKherty, M. slate dep- uty for the Nebraska and i a master of the Fourth Decree of the Knights of Columbus. Funeral Thurs- iv. Pace I.ouis Henry Downey.

VI He came to Holt County IBM With his parents Holt County in IBM With his parents who were homesteaders. Survivors: i Bertha; sons. Dale of South Gate. and Ora of Norfolk. FHA Names Homemakers Give Atvards To Six Girls Crete Six State Homemaker degrees were awarded and 13 honor chapter certificates presented at the 14th annual Future Homemakers of America leadership workshop held at Doane College.

The 254 FHA members from 36 eastern Nebraska i schools also named district officers and nominated candidates for state offices. The State Homemaker degrees were awarded to Mary Lou Briley of Nehawka, Sharon Dietrich of Wilber, Bernice Hodge of Barneston, Janet Mclntyre of Fairbury, Sandra McGee of Crete, and Helen I Sasek of Wilber. Honor chapter certificates went to high school chapters at Allen, David City, Eagles, Geneva, Hebron, Nehawka, North Bend, Fender, Platls- mouth, Seward. Stromsburg, Waverly, and Weeping Water. The district officers elect-j ed included: District I-Oeanna Keward.

president; Jeanette Broz of Wiltwr. vu-e president; Kan-n J'eterscn i'f Exeter, secretary; Lynn Sehrneder of Lincoln University Hidh. historian; Shcrrill Witle- more Milford. a i a a i a Janet Mclntyre of Fairhury, recreation chairman- Betty Nerud of Crete, publicity chairman: and Karen Hacen of Hebron. sontf leader.

Iiistrirt -Merri Allen of tllair. President; Pearl Ilinrich of 1'endcr. vice president: Linda Pock of Kandolph. reatry Karen Watts of Stanlon. publicity a i a Clco Terry ol Wisner.

a liamentarian: Marva Lee Anderson of Wakefield. soni! leader; Marione i of Allen, recreation a i a and Lynn Heekenhauw of West Point, historian. District I I I -Sharon l.eder of a erly, president; Shirley Johnson of Kii- cle, vice president: Alia llardin of 1e nimseh. secretary: a i Pollard ol Nehawka, historian: Helen a of Water, Sharon Hnvis of a rcen-ation chairman; Mary Lou Kicknrtm of Lewiston. sons leader: and Connie of A publicity i i a District IX Mnril.vn Krcnzer of i mont.

president: LaVonne Svoboda of Schuyler, vice president: Janice Lanle- field of North Bend, secretary: Jody Schneider of Elkhorn. a i a a i a I A Stenclein of Valley. publicity a i a Judy Anderson of StromslntrK. leader; Bonnie 1 Andrews of Bend, recreation a i a and Delores Slara ol David City, historian. Candidates tor a i offices: Theresa Johnson of Blair, for president; Nancy JorKenson of Fremont and Janice a tefield of North Bend, for 1st vice president: Jeanctte Kroz of Wilber and Sher rill Wittemore of Milfnrd.

for 2nd vice president: Karen Frese of Lyons and Mary Milker of Tender, for secretary: Shanm Davis of a and Cheryl Wcik of Nehawka, for publicity chairman. Senator Willarcl Files Expenses State Sen. Willard Waldo of DeWitt spent $44.72 in his primary election campaign, a report filed with the Secretary of State showed. Hurlsig F. Russell of Omaha spent $22 in his campaign for "nomination foFifireetor of the Omaha Public Power District.

Meat Plan Uiirohi Journal mul Journal 'i'm-mliiy. 1'Q. What to Do In Lincoln Tuesday Public Ice Skating Per slung Auditorium, 3-5; 810:31) p.m. Kirn Time Antelope Pavilion. p.m.

Wednesday III Litcs Pinewooil Bowl, 8 p.m. Public Ice Skating Pershing Auditorium, 3-5; 8- p.m. Sky Show NU Mueller Planetarium, 14th 8 p.m. "My Mr. Lincoln" NU Union Ballroom 8 p.m.

Frenchman yalley Project Supreme Court Ruling Coulcl Restore Funds Liq nor John Walers Heads CPAs Fremont John Waters of Omaha was elected president of the Nebraska Society of Certified Public Accountants to succeed Ross Martin of Lincoln. officers i take over Dec. 1. Other new officers include B. Dresselhaus of Lincoln, vice president; Donald Erion of Omaha, secretary, and Lawrence F.

Chandler of Omaha, treasurer. New directors are Martin, Orin Contryman a Island and Thomas A. Maxwell Jr. of Omaha. Farm Units Split 011 Idea Washington UP) Proposed' legislation to allow market agencies to deduct from livestock sales to finance a self- help meat promotion program was backed by the National Grange and opposed by the American Farm Bureau Federation.

C. W. Jackson, representing the National Grange, told a Senate Agriculture Subcommittee the Grange does not believe producers of livestock or other commodities should be denied the opportunity to contribute to a solution of their own marketing problems. But Frank K. Woolley.

legislative counsel for the Farm Bureau, said the legislation if enacted would create serious customer relationship problems for itself and affect the competitive relationship between the market and market agencies. 21 Billion Approved Washington W--The Senate I passed a $6,108,000,000 appro i a i bill to finance 1.7 in- government agencies in the year ahead. Also passed was a measure for the White II and the executive agencies. Both bills went by voice vote and now go to conference with the House to compromise differences. The independent agencies bill as passed by the Senate is 441 million dollars below House figures.

The Veterans Administration gets the bulk of the money in the bill, $4,944,833.000. The Senate cut out of the bill i $509 million recommended by President Eisenhower as a U.S. contribution to the federal employers retirement system; the House had allowed this. Included in the White House bill is of a million for initial expenses of the new Commission on Civil Rights. The House voted $604,000 more than the Senate in that measure.

Hearings Set 3 Ordered To Show Cause The Stale Liquor Control Commission ordered 3 wholesale beer distributors to show cause why their i should not be suspended or revoked. The June 30 hearings wore set for Alfred and Wilmn McCollister, doing business us the Valentine Beverage Valentine; Jessie Marie Gatx. O'Neill, and William Adam Brehm, doing business as the Urchin Distributing Fairbury. The Brelim i was charged with failing to keep complete and accurate records of beer sales and receipts. The (lalz 1 i was charged with selling or fur! nishing beer to retailers who were delinquent in payment of their accounts for more I than 30 days, failing to report such delinquencies to the com! mission, and a i i to keep proper records.

The a i rompuny was i charged with to retail- i crs delinquent more a 30 days, failing to report 42 such delinquencies to the commis- i sion, and a i i to keep prop- I cr records. A hearing was set for June i 24 on the retail a i liquor license of Philip J. Hughes of a k. cluirged i selling beer to a i I Ruby N. Avery of Onkdale.

I holder of a retail beer license, i also was charged i selling I to a i and a hearing was 1 set for June 24. i i i (lliurrli Completion Near Cortland Cornerstone a ing ceremonies were held at St. James Catholic Church here. Bishop James V. Casey of the Lincoln Diocese spoke.

Other dignitaries in attendance were Brig. Gen. Perry M. Ifoisington and members i of the Crete deanery. Cost, of the church, when it.

is completed in about 3-4 weeks, will be $26,000, Father Aloysius Piorkowski, pastor of the church, said. 'Nebraska reclamation officials are hoping that $1.5 million cut out Of the Frenchman-Cambridge project will be restored provided the Nebraska Supreme rules favorably on a repayment contract. Paul Berg, Reclamation! Bureau project manager at I McCook, said the House committee could not authorize all the funds for the project i the Supreme Court rules on the contract between the Federal government and the Frenchman Valley Irrigation District. Berg, said reclamation officials are hoping the court will make a ruling before it recesses for the summer July 1. lie said he believed the Vet School Ugly Corns the right combination 7 Gone, Forgotten in a Hurry! 1 No other method like i Dr.

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James W. Dunn of Punliim was given an award of and J. llarless of liresham was awarded $100 at the honors convocation. Other Nebraskans receiving recognition for contributions on the Iowa i a i a a 11 publication, were: Leon Henning of Crete, Richard A. Hubhard of i Hohert L.

Maahs of a John Berlhelseu of Albion and Holier! Hi Ilia of Crete. government would restore funds for the project, which would provide for enlarging and extending the Cambridge canal to irrigate an additional 11,500 acres of land, if the high court upholds the repayment contract. Strike Continues Omaha Ituildintf Program Slowed Omaha (UP!) Omaha trade unions struck against the Associated General Contractors and the Omaha Home Builders went into its 2nd day slowing Omaha's multl-mil- lion-dollar construction program. Most commercial construct i a residential building was hailed. Both unions bad -been -work" iiig i contracts.

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