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Energy And Angular Distribution Of Electrons Ejected From Hydrogen And Helium Gas By Protons, M. Eugene Rudd, Theodore Jorgensen Jr.

M. Eugene Rudd Publications

Differential cross sections for ejection of secondary electrons of various energies at various angles were measured for hydrogen gas bombarded by 100-keV protons and for helium gas bombarded by 50-, 100-, and 150-keV protons. The range of angles investigated was 10° to 160° and the range of electron energies was 1 to 500 eV. A unique fixed-port, double-walled scattering chamber was used. Electrons were counted by an electron multiplier after passing through a 127° electrostatic analyzer. The efficiency of the detector was determined by replacing the analyzer and multiplier by a Faraday cup and making absolute measurements of cross sections …

Ec63-1169 The Poisons In Your Home

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-1169 discusses the poisons in your home.

Ec63-1175 Guide For Buying...Bedspreads, Magdalene Pfister

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-1175 is a guide for buying bedspreads.

That Professional Look In Sewing : Clothing Leaflet 7, Helen Rocke

Nebraska 4-H Clubs: Historical Materials and Publications

Professional, sewing, 4-h, seams, grainline, darts,

Coats And Suits : Extension Circular 4-22-63, Gerda Petersen

Nebraska 4-H Clubs: Historical Materials and Publications

Coats and Suits by Gerda Petersen Professor of Home Economics (Agricultural Extension) Project Requirements: 1. Make a suit or coat. ( 2. Select accessories to make a coordinated costume. 3 . Maintain good grooming habits . I 4 . Assume responsibility for the care of your own clothes. 5 . Complete your 4-H record book.

4-H Basic Horsemanship, W. R. Culbertson, A. G. Richardson

Nebraska 4-H Clubs: Historical Materials and Publications

There are riders and there are horsemen. Every horseman is a rider but not every rider is a horseman.

The following material is presented to help every rider become a better horseman or horsewoman. It is basic material which can be applied to every type of riding with only slight modification. Use of the ideas expressed will develop the rider's balance and form. The trained horse will be responsive and alert to the rider's demands.

Skill in use of the following horsemanship methods requires practice. The reward will follow in more enjoyment in handling a better trained horse in a …

Ec63-433 Skirt And Dress Hems, Anna Marie Kreifels

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-433: This circular is about skirt and dress hems. It includes information on steps to follow to make hems and the supplies you will need to complete the task.

Ec63-209 Beef Herd Improvement With Record Of Performance

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-209: This circular gives information about the improvement of beef herd programs, why they are important, and record performances. It includes information on herd improvement programs, the progress to except each year, how much time and equipment will be needed and more.

Unilateral Refusals To Deal As A Method Of Deterring Private Antitrust Litigants: A Legitimate Method Of Economic Coercion?, Robert Grimit

Nebraska Law Review

The role which the private litigant plays in the enforcement of the antitrust laws, either by an action to recover treble damages or to enjoin antitrust violations, is of increasing importance. As these actions become more frequent, additional problems are raised. One such problem is the use of a unilateral refusal to deal as a deterrent to the effective use of the treble damage suit by the private litigant. Two recent parallel cases have dealt with the question of allowing temporary injunctive relief where the defendant has refused to deal with a plaintiff asking for treble damages. In House of …

Transfers Of Stock Pursuant To Post-Marital Property Settlements—A Taxable "Exchange" In Common-Law Jurisdictions, Bruce B. Graves

Nebraska Law Review

The question of the taxability of post-marital property settlements involving the transfer of appreciated stock has been answered by our highest tribunal. But the ramifications of its opinion are likely to extend considerably beyond what one might expect from only a cursory reading of this case. Through Davis v. United States, the Supreme Court has once again, as in the early thirties, applied the revenue laws in a manner which results in geographical discrimination. The ensuing disparity, as well as the intent of Congress to eliminate tax inequality between community property and common-law jurisdictions, has been minimized in order …

Waiver Of Objection By Trial Conduct, William D. Kuester

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction

II. Prior Waiver … A. Prior Failure to Object … (1) The Nebraska position … B. Fighting Fire with Fire … (1) Where adversary objects … (2) Adversary fails to object … (3) The Nebraska position

III. Subsequent Waiver … A. The General Rule and Its Exception … (1) Limitations on rebuttal … (2) The Nebraska position … (3) Cross Examinations … (a) The Nebraska position … B. Subsequent Failure to Object … (1) The Nebraska position

IV. Conclusion

The Scope Of Judicial Review Of Administrative Determinations In Nebraska, Robert T. Grimit

Nebraska Law Review

I. Statutory Appeal with No Statutory Definition of the Scope of Review … A. The Present Rule … (1) Competent evidence … (2) Agency acceptance of testimony … (3) The record on appeal … (4) Sufficiency of evidence … B. A Comparison of the Nebraska Rule to the Federal Tests

II. Statutory Appeal with the Scope of Review Provided by Statute … A. De Novo Review in Taxation Matters … B. Statutory Interpretation Leading to De Novo Review … C. Various Statutory Tests Defining the Scope of Review … D. De Novo Review—A Critical View

III. The Petition in Error …

Offers Of Proof In Nebraska, Calvin E. Robinson

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction … A. Reasons for an Offer of Proof … B. Standards for an Offer of Proof

II. The Nature of an Offer of Proof … A. Responsiveness to the Question … B. Establishment of Admissibility … C. Responsiveness to the Pleadings … D. Nonprejudicial Making of the Offer … E. Relevance Where Only Competence Is Challenged

III. The Extent of an Offer of Proof … A. The Dilemma … B. Responsiveness … C. Foundational Questions … D. The Narrative Offer of Proof

IV. Situations Excusing an Offer of Proof … A. Cross-Examination … B. Direct Examination

Conclusion

Exhaustion Of State Remedies Before Bringing Federal Habeas Corpus: A Reappraisal Of U.S. Code Section, Merritt James

Nebraska Law Review

There are many instances in which a state's prisoner, after being denied his liberty for years, has subsequently, upon issuance of federal writ of habeas corpus, either been proven innocent or adjudged entitled to a new trial upon grounds that he was denied some constitutional right during the process of his state court trial. In some of these cases it has been clear from the very beginning that if the allegations of the writ were proven, the detention was unconstitutional. Yet the prisoner is still forced to endure years of confinement while exhausting state remedies before federal habeas corpus is …

Constitutional Law—Nebraska Views Mapp V. Ohio—Erving V. State (Neb. 1962), Marvin D. Keller

Nebraska Law Review

I. Statement of the Case

II. The Retroactivity Doctrine … A. The Effect of Warring v. Colpoys … B. Application of Retroactivity … C. Indications from Mapp … D. Cases Applying Mapp

III. The Waiver Doctrine … A. An Argument from Footnote 9 … B. Criticisms of the Waiver Rule

IV. Conclusion

Laws Affecting Public Power Districts, Ralph O. Canaday

Nebraska Law Review

Senate File 310 of the 1933 Legislature, the Enabling Act providing for the creation of public power and irrigation districts, has now been the law of this state for thirty years.

I. Introduction

II. Nature of Public Power and Irrigation Districts

III. Charters of Public Corporations

IV. Taxation

V. Conclusion

Author's Guide For University Of Nebraska Experiment Station Publications, R. J. Graham, J. P. Holman

Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station: Historical Circulars

Publication of findings of the Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station staff is an important part of the work the Station is doing for Nebraska. Since staff members usually are researchers first and authors by necessity, they often seek assistance in preparing their findings for publication. This manual presents a concise guide for publication preparation.

Ec63-84 Handbook For County Extension Board Members, E. W. Janike

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-84 is a handbook for county extension board members.

Ec63-503 Christmas Wraps And Trims, Elsie Delunger

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-503: This circular is about Christmas wraps and trims. It includes information on how to cover a box top, how to wrap a package, how to make bows and ties, how to trim Christmas trees, what to box or wrap and what not to, and what kind of wrapping paper to use for different people. Also, it has ornament and money holder ideas.

Ec63-158 Certified Alfalfa : Quality From Seed To Feed

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-158: This circular is about certified alfalfa. It includes information on steps to make successful alfalfa. Also gives information about seeds and feeds of alfalfa that are vital to Nebraska Agriculture.

Ec63-1172 Guide For Buying...Sheets, Magdalene Pfister

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-1172 is a guide for buying sheets.

Ec63-642 Mastitis The Menace : Preventing Mastitis With Better Milking Practices

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 63-642 is about preventing mastitis with better milking practices. Extension Circular 63-642: Mastitis the Menace; Preventing the Mastitis with better milking practices, proper milking procedure, and slow milkers.

Taxation Of Costs In United States District Courts, Richard C. Peck

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction

II. The Procedures Involved

III. What Is Taxable or Non-Taxable … A. Fees of the Clerk and Marshal … B. Fees of the Court Reporter for All or Any Part of the Stenographic Transcript Necessarily Obtained for Use in the Case … C. Fees and Disbursements for Printing and Witnesses … D. Fees for Exemplification and Copies of Papers Necessarily Obtained for Use in the Case … E. Docket Fees under Section 1923 of This Title

IV. Other Costs

V. Costs in Criminal Cases

Conclusion

Appendixes A and B

Irs, Expense Accounts, And The Cohan Rule—An Exercise In Loophole Closing, Bruce Graves

Nebraska Law Review

Travel and entertainment expenses, as tax deductions, were the subject of sweeping changes in the Revenue Act of 1962. The enactment was Congress's answer to a problem which had troubled the Internal Revenue Service since the early forties. Shortly after the appearance of the new statute, the IRS laid out its own set of regulations on the same subject. The new rules, as enacted by Congress and supplemented by the Service, conveyed the message to American taxpayers that approximations in travel and entertainment deductions would no longer be allowed. The new rule: Substantiate the expenditure or face complete disallowance. The …

A Review Of The Distribution Of Holarctic Recent Mammals, Robert L. Rausch

Harold W. Manter Laboratory of Parasitology: Faculty Publications

A review of the distribution of Holarctic Recent mammals.

Test 841: Oliver 1600, Nebraska Tractor Test Lab

Nebraska Tractor Tests

No abstract provided.

Workmen's Compensation: An Analysis Of Nebraska's Revised "Accident" Requirement, John M. Gradwohl

Nebraska Law Review

I. The Background

II. A Summary of L.B. 497

III. “Unexpected and Unforeseen Injury”

IV. Cases Legislatively Overruled

V. “Happening Suddenly and Violently” … What Must Happen Suddenly and Violently? … How Rapidly Is “Suddenly and Violently”

VI. “Producing at the Time Objective Symptoms of an Injury”

VII. The Burden of Factual Proof

VIII. Conclusions

Nebraska Bird Review (January 1963) 31(1), Whole Issue.

Nebraska Bird Review

Table of Contents

M. A. Carriker, Jr. .................................................................................... 3

A Summer with Broad-tailed Hummingbirds .................................. 8

General Notes .............................................................................................. 10

Meetings and Reports ................................................................................ 13

Excerpts from Letters .............................................................................. 14

Pollution-Caused Fish Kills In 1962

Other Publications in Wildlife Management

This publication is the third annual report of fish kills caused by pollution occurring in the United States. The reporting of pollution-caused fish kills was begun by the Public Health Service in the Spring of 1960 in an effort to secure additional information on the effects of pollution in the Nation's waters, to elicit the cooperation and assistance of conservation groups in the States to help determine causes of fish kills and assist in their abatement, and to place responsibility for fish kills where it belonged.

The Surgeon General asked all State conservation and fish and game agencies to assist …

A Pattern For You : Clothing Leaflet 1

Nebraska 4-H Clubs: Historical Materials and Publications

A requirement for good-looking clothes is a good pattern, correct in size and design for you, and suitable in design for the fabric. Most pattern companies base the size of their patterns on a standard scale of measurements which is printed on the pattern envelope. You may find that one kind of pattern fits you better than any other and requires less adjustment and fitting. Tables of the measurements in use by each company are given in the counter pattern books.