From the Recorder: July 5, 1945
by The Ralston Scouts remain undefeated in the Victory Midget Baseball league, according to today's Ralston Recorder from July 5, 1945.
Author: Brian Kavanaugh
From the Recorder: June 28, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from June 28, 1945, we learn that Nebraska women enlisting in the Women's Army Corps led the nation in scores achieved …
From the Recorder: June 21, 1945
There were no big stories in the Ralston Recorder from June 21, 1945, so here is a collection of local items of interest. In addition, …
From the Recorder: June 14, 1945
Robert H. Storz, vice president of Storz Brewing Company (and later president of the company in the 1950s and 60s), was elected vice president of …
From the Recorder: June 7, 1945
The Ralston Boy Scout Troop 77 baseball team got off to a strong start, defeating Elkhorn 4-3 in the season opener, according to the June …
From the Recorder: May 31, 1945
In the Ralston Recorder from May 31, 1945, it was reported that Nebraska was close to becoming the first state where all electric power companies …
From the Recorder: May 24, 1945
Despite wartime restrictions, the 16th Annual Shrine Circus was scheduled to be at the Omaha City Auditorium May 30-June 6, presented by the Omaha Tangier …
From the Recorder: May 17, 1945
Saturday, May 19 was to be Poppy Day in Ralston, according to the May 17, 1945 Ralston Recorder. Poppies were commonly worn to honor those …
From the Recorder: May 10, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from May 10, 1945, it is announced that Boy Scout Troup 77's midget baseball team will join with teams from Millard, …
From the Recorder: May 3, 1945
Today's Ralston Recorder from May 3, 1945, suggests that raising rabbits may be the solution for the wartime shortage of beef, pork, mutton, and poultry.