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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1952
Page
6
Dam Machine Murray Lievan of White, South Dakota, has applied for a patent for a corn cultivation device to form small but effective dams. Contour plowing failed to prevent soil erosion, so he attached two scoop blades behind his cultivator that rotate to form a ridge as they dump, each scoop complementing the other.
William L. Friede is promoted to sergeant in the 2nd Armored Hell on Wheels Division serving with Eisenhower's NATO Army in Europe. He joined in January 1951 and now serves with the 94th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion. Previous work: Johns Manville sales clerk in Denver. Nebraska City High School graduate. Resides in Sidney. Don Barker earns Purple Heart for Korea injuries. He sent the medal to his parents with Korean souvenirs. Assigned to battalion aid station behind lines near Pong Dong Po, Seoul. Hospital Man in the Navy with the First Marine Division.
USS Essex, a 27000 ton carrier, arrives home after a nine month tour in Korea. Rex B. Kinney, seaman USN, son of Charles W. Kinney of Sidney, served aboard. The ship underwent a 40 million dollar modernization and was recommissioned January 1, 1981. Air Group 5, first Navy air group to fly against North Korea, served two combat tours. Lt. John F. Tierney Jr., USN, son of J. F. Tierney of Sidney, completes an 11 month Line School course at Monterey after Navy service since 1946. The class, starting March 17, covers law, leadership, electronics, anti submarine warfare, and other naval subjects.
Tonight at 8 o clock Sidney High School musicians perform in the High School Auditorium as instrumental soloists and groups vie for a district music contest, followed by the band. Admission is fifty cents for non cardholders. The first half of the festival featured vocal soloists and groups to a cheering crowd.
A regional children's clinic under Services for Crippled Children and Nebraska Elks Association will be at the Ogallala Elks Club on Saturday April 5. Registration starts 7:30 a m Mountain Standard Time and closes at noon. Dr Warren G Bosley and Dr C Fred Ferciot will conduct the clinic for diagnosis consultation check up and after care. Counties served include Arthur Cheyenne Deuel Keith Garden Logan Lincoln Perkins and McPherson. The Elks Lodge provides a free noon lunch for registered children and their parents.
Hobart, Tasmania's capital and largest city, near 80 006 residents, hosts one of the world’s finest harbors. Its harbor, airports, and northern island edge at Bass Strait draw tens of thousands of Australian vacationers yearly for temperate climate and scenic grandeur.
Andrew Johnson, a Democrat, was nominated by Republicans for vice president and elected alongside Lincoln on the National Union ticket.
An egg beater should never be soaked. Rinse under cold water immediately after use and hang to dry. Keep the wheel from under the faucet to prevent rust.
A studio announces plans for a film titled Nice Girl and says a search is underway to find a hitherto unknown actress to play the title role.
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