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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1957

Page

12

Sidney High School Addition Discussed by Board

Three capital projects were reviewed by the Sidney board of education on Monday night. Supt Weymouth was authorized to obtain cost estimates for an addition to the rear of the high school to connect departments and provide space for industrial arts, with other items including fencing Central Ward School playground and surfacing two ward play areas. The polio shot report showed varying vaccination rates across schools. Five new teachers were hired to fill elementary positions and Kalous was appointed secretary to the board.

Sidney of Education C. J Weymouth Industrial Arts Central Ward North South Ward Central East South

Gas Tax Increase Advances in Legislature

The Revenue Committee on Tuesday moved to the unicameral floor a bill raising gasoline tax from six to seven cents per gallon. A second bill would add two cents per gallon on gasoline and three cents per gallon on diesel for heavy trucks.

Revenue Committee

Wheat Failure Less Likely In Western Nebraska Now

Abstract of a paper presented at the 53rd annual convention of the American Geographers notes wheat failure in western Nebraska has dropped since the 1930s drought. Causes include more summer fallow, milder weather in autumn and July, less wind damage, and better know-how and equipment. Improvements vary by area, with hail losses rising. Overall, Nebraska’s Central Great Plains show far lower failure than two decades ago.

Nebraska Leslie ‘Hewes Association ‘of American Geographers Cincinati Ohio Great Plains

Civic Music Aims for Better Communication With Members

The Civic Music Association plans closer contact with members this year to boost campaigns. A report highlights booking plans with Civic Concert Service of New York and notes two attractions will be identified before campaigns end. It cites community taste, cooperation, and improved communication as key goals. Named committee members include Dr. Roger Epley, George Hinn, Ed Short, William Fankhauser, Mrs. C. B. Dorwart, and Frances Oliverjus.

Civic Music Assn Association Civic Concert Service of New York Roger Epley George Hinn Ed Short William Fankhauser C. B. Dorwart Frances Oilverjus

Former Sidney Man Praised For Civic Duties In Arizona

A former Sidney resident, Robert Lundberg, praised by Phoenix Mayor Jack Williams for driving a Glendale bond issue of 1.5 million approving a joint sewer project with Phoenix. Glendale voters approved 370 to 86, enabling a 70 million Phoenix contribution for rapid regional growth. Lundberg, long active in Glendale civic affairs, is the son of Ralph Lundberg and Mrs. Ralph Lundberg, and is married to Phillis Babcock of Sidney.

Sidney Glendale Ariz Phoenix Robert Lundberg Jack Williams Williams Lundberg Ralph Lundberg 1Lth Ave Phillis Babcock

Lodgepole Crash Causes $800 In Damage

Nebraska Safety Patrol reported a two car collision about 7:30 a.m. yesterday on Highway 30 within Lodgepole village limits. Westbound vehicle driven by Kernall L. Johnson, 21, of Clear Lake Washington sustained about $500 damage while the eastbound car driven by Mrs. C. J. Smith, 71, of Nebraska sustained about $300 damage as the Smith auto made a left turn.

Lodgepole Kernall L. Johnson Clear Lake Wash C. J. Smith Nebraska Safety Patrol Smith Johnson

Inter-American Defense Board Advancing Western Hemisphere Defense

The Inter-American Defense Board now serves as the military planning agency for 21 American republics coordinating common defense of the Western Hemisphere. Alaska continues gold production, yielding about eight million dollars annually.

Inter-American Defense Board Western Hemisphere Alaska

Tree Planting Urged in Cheyenne County

Farm officials in Cheyenne County hail recent snowfall for seedbed prep and ideal planting conditions. Clarke McNary trees available from Freemont and Halsey nurseries at three dollars per hundred for broad leaf stock and three fifty for evergreens. Ponderosa pine and yellow bull pine also offered.

Cheyenne County Clarke-McNary Fremont and Halsey

Tree Planting Aid Offered by Cheyenne County District

The Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District offers a tree planter for planting trees and provides planting advice. Federal payments are available on a cost sharing basis for farmers who plant trees.

Cheyenne County

Sidney Woman Injured in Jackson Street Collision

Sidney 33 year old Mrs Velma Gallatin sustained a sprained shoulder yesterday after her 1950 model car struck a truck at the Jackson Street and 15th Avenue intersection. The truck was driven by Emanuel Troutman, 62, of Sidney.

Velma Gallatin Sidney Gallatin Jackson Street 15Th Avenue Emanuel Troutman

Mrs Gallatin Thrown Against Car Door in Collision

Mrs Gallatin was hurled into the door of her car by the impact and taken to a doctor's office for treatment. Police estimated property damage at about 200 dollars.

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