From the Recorder: October 24, 1946
by The October 24, 1946 Ralston Recorder ran attorney Frank Heinisch's point-by-point rebuttal to the Omaha World-Herald, which had accused him of threatening to have teachers …
From the Recorder: October 17, 1946
The locker plant fight continued in the October 17, 1946 Ralston Recorder: the Village Board pushed Hansen's $40,000, 366-locker plant ordinance through its first reading …
From the Recorder: October 10, 1946
According to the October 10, 1946 Ralston Recorder, a petition was circulating against a proposed zoning change that would let Martin Hansen's Frozen Food Locker …
From the Recorder: October 3, 1946
The School Amendment fight continued in the October 3, 1946 Ralston Recorder: Omaha Education Association chairman Annette Hawley announced a teachers' meeting to counter what …
From the Recorder: September 26, 1946
The September 26, 1946 Ralston Recorder covered the statewide fight over Nebraska's School Amendment, up for a vote that November. Otoe County farmer Edward Bottcher …
From the Recorder: September 19, 1946
According to the September 19, 1946 edition of the Ralston Recorder, the Village planned a Dinner Dance at the Ralston Club for Monday, October 21, …
From the Recorder: September 12, 1946
There's a new doctor in town, according to the September 12, 1946 edition of the Ralston Recorder.
From the Recorder: September 5, 1946
Average annual per capita income reached a new high of $1,150 in 1945, according to an article in the September 5, 1946 Ralston Recorder. Nebraska …
From the Recorder: August 29, 1946
The article from August 29, 1946, covered the celebratory dinner for the Ralston boys baseball team, winner of the American Legion Victory League.
From the Recorder: August 22, 1946
Today's article, from the August 22, 1946 edition of the Ralston Recorder, looks at research into what triggers what we now call post-polio syndrome. It …