Sidney-Denver Air Service Aids With New Schedule
Frontier gains CAS approval to test a revised Sidney Denver route with nonstop Sidney-Denver flights and connections to North Platte Lincoln Omaha and Kansas City. New service includes Rapid City via Chadron Alliance and Scottsbluff, plus enhanced east west and north access. The plan aims to boost passenger flow and secure ongoing service.
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Denver
Sidney
North Platte
Nebraska
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas City
Disse Senger
Rapid City
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Chadron
East Coast
Midwest
Frontier
Omaha-Lincoln
Denver-to- Sidney
McCook
Minneapo
Air Mail Schedules Adjusted for Sidney
Postmaster Leo Gorman advises public on new air mail closing times in Sidney. New flights include Flight 62 East at 7:25 a.m. Flight 61 Southwest at 9:40 a.m. Flight 45 Southwest at 4:40 p.m. Flight 48 North at 7:45 p.m.
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Leo Gorman
Museum Funds Grow for Cheyenne County Historical Society
Several new contributions to the Cheyenne County Historical Society museum fund arrive in recent days. Donations include Edgar Anderson 50 dollars J C Penney Co 25 dollars Ray Alice Graff 106 dollars Hanson Audit Co 10 dollars Dr H C Q Nelson 10 dollars Jack R Knicely 50 dollars Kig Oats Pup Tent No 1 VFW 10 dollars BPO Does 10 dollars Thomas Lumber Co 250 dollars.
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Cheyenne County Historical Society
Cheyenne County Historical Assn
Sidney Telegraph
Box 219
Sidney
New
Edgar Anderson
J. C. Penney Co
Ray
Alice Graff
Hanson Audit Co
H. C. Q. Nelson
Jack R. Knicely
VFW
BPO
Thomas Lumber Co
Mobil Run Cars Headed West From Los Angeles
A Mobil economy caravan traveling to Detroit is due to pass through Sidney around 6 30 am Tuesday with an overnight stop in Cheyenne tonight and a 5 am start from there. The group, over 700 people including drivers and newsmen, will reach Gothenburg for lunch Tuesday and continue to Omaha for an overnight stay, with details confirmed by Clarence Triska.
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Mobil
Los Angeles
Detroit
Sidney
Cheyenne
Gothenburg
Omaha
Clarence Triska
VA Official Promoted to Chief Administrative Management Division
Edwin Raasch of the VA Regional Office in Lincoln is promoted to Chief of the Administrative Management Division to fill the vacancy created by the death of T Mi Sorerssn on September 29, 1962.
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Edwin Raasch
Lincoln
T Mi Sorerssn
Tree Shipping Starts Today for Nebraska Farmers
HALSEY The vast shipment program begins today to deliver more than 1.8 million trees to farmers and ranchers through the Clarke McNary program. Karl Loerch Extension forester says orders exceed last year and shipments will take two weeks to reach all state areas.
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Halsey
Nebraska National Forest
Karl Loerch
University of Nebraska
Clarke-McNary
Farmers Must Stay With Allotments To Draw Acre Payments
Cheyenne County farmers on Conservation Reserve contracts will continue to receive annual payments if their cropland remains within their individual acre allotments each year. ASC chairman Herbert Krauter notes the rule is explained at signing and remains in effect as long as contracts run. The program pays annual bonuses for land retired to conservation use and seeded accordingly.
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Herbert Krauter
Cheyenne County
ASC
Budget film sparks debate among Nebraska chambers
Sidney Chamber members will view a 40 minute budget film at the Yendis Cafe next Wednesday amid continuing tension between the Lincoln and State Chambers of Commerce. The film, narrated by Sen Richard Marvel, handles budget requests after criticism from Lincoln about inaccuracies and political implications. Nebraska legislators reportedly praised the film. Sidney’s March 6 meeting drew about 50, with future sessions planned across locations and mornings starting at 7 a.m.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce and
Associated Industries of
Nebraska
Lincoln Chamber
Commeeia
Kenneth Noteboom
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Wedneday
Yendis
Knicely to Lead Law Day in Cheyenne County
Sidney attorney Jack R. Knicely named chairman of the Law Day USA observance in Cheyenne County to be held May 1. War Verm K Urbom of Lincoln announced the Nebraska State Bar Association sponsored event. Law Day aims to highlight the values of the legal system and citizen obligations.
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Sidney
Jack R. Knicely
Law Day USA
Cheyenne
Warvwren K Urbom
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska State Bar Association
United States
Knicely
Baseball Club to Elect Officers for 1963 Season
There will be a meeting of the 17 Baseball Club tonight at 7 30 in the Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Anyone interested in the Junior and Midget baseball programs is invited to attend. The meeting will elect officers and discuss the summer program details.
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Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Wheat Referendum May 21 Sparks Farm Bureau Debate
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau urges wheat growers to study the proposed administration wheat support bill before voting on the May 21 referendum. Clifton Berry says the bureau will present both sides over six weeks and asks farmers to cast a considered ballot, noting future consequences for farm legislation and potential continuation of supply management if the measure passes.
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Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Clifton Berry
Farm Bureau
Barry
Freeman
Cheyenne County
Farm Bureau Office
Congress
Equalization Board Opens Session at Courthouse
The Equalization Board convened at the courthouse this morning and will meet at least thru Wednesday possibly longer if needed. It includes commissioners William Smith Carl Olson and Cecil Hunt and may stay up to sixty days if required. Tax questions or grievances about property subject to taxation are invited.
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Board of Equalization
William Smith
Carl Olson
Cecil Hunt
Oscar Contest Opens At Fox Theater Sidney Telegraph
The annual Oscar awards contest sponsored by The Fox Theater and The Sidney Telegraph opens with a ballot in the Telegraph's movie page next Wednesday. Readers mail their six-category guesses postmarked by April 7 for a chance to win passes to the Fox Theater valued at up to four months.
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Fox Theater
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
County Wheat Referendum Committees Forming Across Nebraska
The State Wheat Referendum Committee organizes county level groups to back the May wheat referendum. Robert Rauner says chairmen are being chosen locally and 80 to 85 counties are targeted for active committees. The effort includes diverse farmers and aims to educate growers on how the wheat program affects overall farm prices and economic stability.
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Lincoln
Robert Rauner
Rauner
Nebraksa Grange
The
Farmers Union
Webster County Farm Bureau
Feed Grain Growers
National Farmers Organization
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
George Spider
Grange
Mannie Kreader
NWGA
Col Weeks Leaves Sioux Depot with Promotion and Praise
Lt. Col. William W. Weeks, long time military staffer at Sioux Army Depot since 1961, retired from active duty and received a promotion from Major. Col. Weeks was lauded by Lt. Col. Stanley W. Smiley and by depot personnel, with multiple medals cited for service in World War II and postwar campaigns.
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William W. Weeks
Sioux Army Depot
US Army Reserve Co
Stanley W Smiley
Col Weeks
Corps of Engineers
Air Force
National Guard
Col. Smiley
U. S. Army
Col. Weeks
Army
Aberdeen
Maryland
United States
Alaska
European Command
Far East Command
Vietnam
Sioux
Weeks
Gloria
Wiliam Jr
Glenn
Douglas
North Teerytown
New York
Cal Weeks
Vnal
United States Army
Three Fires Sunday Keep Firemen Busy
Sidney volunteer firefighters battled three blazes Sunday with minimal damage. A shed and fence at 1438 Cedar owned by George Richardson caused 10 dollars in damage. A residence at Roger Jorgenson’s home 12 miles northeast of Sidney sustained 150 dollars in damage. The first report cited an electric device attached to water pipes to prevent freezing as the ignition source. A grass fire near the Union Pacific overpass east of town was quickly contained with no loss.
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Sidney
George Richardson
Roger Jorgenson
Union Pacific
Grower Head Urges Yes Vote On Wheat Referendum
Robert Rauner of Gurley Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn urges a May 21 referendum on the administration wheat program. He says farmers wrote the bill and can vote it in or out in 1964, stressing a big turnout and clear majority. Freeman outlines a 10 percent planting limit cut and a two price plan for 1964 with $2 a bushel for domestic use and $1.30 for the rest, amid Congress debate.
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Robert Rauner
Gurley
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Rauner
Freeman
Congress
Kennedy
Sidney Jaycees Schedule Monday Meeting at Yendis Cafe
The Sidney Jaycees will meet tonight Monday at 7:30 PM at Yendis Cafe for the regular meeting. The event was moved from Tuesday to Monday and keeps the same place and time.
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Jaycees
Yendis
Sidney Jaycees
Yendis Cafe
Kokjer Attends Nebraska New Day Dealers Meeting in Omaha
Thomas L Kokjer of Sidney, an auto dealer and executive committee member, attended the Nebraska New Day Dealers two day convention held in Omaha last week.
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Thomas L Kokjer
Sidney
Nebraska
New Day Dealers
Alsn
Omaha
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Lewis W. Dymond
Sidney High School
Sovers
Mr. Dymond
Arlo Jones
Ken Noteboom
Wayne Moran
Don Heath
Bob Clark
Kermit Moore
Dean Wilson
Birdella Black
Hutchinson, Ks
Sidney-Denver
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAS
Sidney Chamber of
Commer
Mobil Run
Richard Marvel
Hastings
Law Day
Sioux Depot
W. W. Weeks
Stanley W. Smiley
Kokjer
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