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U.S. Senator George Norris, with George E. Johnson observing, pulls the switch at the Jeffrey Hydroplant to bring the plant on line for the first time on Jan. 5, 1941

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Concrete tetrahedrons and two of the crew

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Wooden boat on Lake McConaughy, 1949

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Speedboat racing

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Lake McConaughy is Nebraska’s largest lake and one of the most popular places for water-based recreation on the Plains

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Center pivot in Nebraska

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Inspecting beef carcasses

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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"Union Stockyards, Showing Exchange Building, Omaha, Neb."

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Advertisement excerpt: Moving a hay stack with a D-8 Caterpillar on the Peterson Brothers Ranch near Lakeside, Nebraska, 1949

Courtesy The Nebraska Cattleman

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Prize-winning heifer

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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A relief worker explains Operation Snowbound details to Governor Val Peterson (center), 1949

Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society, RG3139-115

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WACs (Women’s Army Corps) Recruits Exercising at Ft. Crook in Omaha, Nebraska

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Frances Overholser’s Letter Home November 1943.Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society, RG2353.AM Collection

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Nebraskan conscientious objector couples

From the 1993 NET program A Matter of Conscience

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Bill Anderson, a conscientious objector, before he volunteered for the hunger experiment

From the 1993 NET program A Matter of Conscience

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WWII K-9 training at Fort Robinson

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Audio stories from NET Radio, 2005

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"Don’t Let That Shadow Touch Them" by Lawrence B. Smith, 1942; Produced for the U.S. Treasury

Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, NWDNS-44-PA-97

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World War II U.S. Propaganda Poster: "Salvage Scrap to Blast the Jap"

Courtesy Library of Congress, LC-USZC2-1109 DLC

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World War II U.S. Recruiting Poster by John Falter: "He'll be home sooner . . . now you’ve joined the WAVES"

Courtesy Naval History and Heritage Command, 81-156-ar

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U.S. Senator George Norris, with George E. Johnson observing, pulls the switch at the Jeffrey Hydroplant to bring the plant on line for the first time on Jan. 5, 1941

Concrete tetrahedrons and two of the crew

Wooden boat on Lake McConaughy, 1949

Speedboat racing

Lake McConaughy is Nebraska’s largest lake and one of the most popular places for water-based recreation on the Plains

Center pivot in Nebraska

Inspecting beef carcasses

"Union Stockyards, Showing Exchange Building, Omaha, Neb."

Advertisement excerpt: Moving a hay stack with a D-8 Caterpillar on the Peterson Brothers Ranch near Lakeside, Nebraska, 1949

Prize-winning heifer

A relief worker explains Operation Snowbound details to Governor Val Peterson (center), 1949

WACs (Women’s Army Corps) Recruits Exercising at Ft. Crook in Omaha, Nebraska

0807_0305frances_th.png

Nebraskan conscientious objector couples

Bill Anderson, a conscientious objector, before he volunteered for the hunger experiment

WWII K-9 training at Fort Robinson

wllogo.jpg

"Don’t Let That Shadow Touch Them" by Lawrence B. Smith, 1942; Produced for the U.S. Treasury

World War II U.S. Propaganda Poster: "Salvage Scrap to Blast the Jap"

World War II U.S. Recruiting Poster by John Falter: "He'll be home sooner . . . now you’ve joined the WAVES"