Truman policy on Greece and Turkey stirs Congress
A letter from A L Miller, M C Nebraska, criticizes President Truman’s Greece and Turkey proposal as a sharp reversal of foreign policy. Miller questions Truman and advisors’ judgment, cites government propaganda and media bias, and welcomes grassroots opinions.
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Greece
Turkey
Congress
Ideal Record Books for Tax Records
An advertisement touts Ideal Record Books as the best system for keeping income tax records for farmers and businesspeople. It suggests consulting a lawyer or income tax consultant, who will recommend Ideal as the suitable method, per The Telegraph.
Marriage, travel, and funeral notices fill Sidney’s week
A flurry of visits, weddings, and travel marked the Sidney community events. Funeral services were held in Minatare for Ralph Arthur Nagel, with Gordon and Orr families and Ralph Coy of Denver attending. Many relatives traveled from Lincoln to Denver and beyond for Easter observances and family gatherings, including weddings of Doris Helzer and Merle Spearow and Denno n Karr.
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Gordon Orr
Cheyenne
Rolfe Hine
Omar Wiggington
Montpelier
Idaho
L. L. Spindler
Wiggington
Schuyler
Nebr
Thomas Kokjer
Nebraska University
T. E. Kokjer
Roy Hutchison
Los Angeles
Calif
Sidney
Queen of Angelus Hospital
Paul Allen
Hutchisons
David
Hutchison
Eileen Livingston
Arvin Livingston
Betty Augenstein
Kearney State Teachers College
Ernest Augenstein
Clifford Augenstein
Denver
Lincoln
Florine McCaulley
Betty
Carl Hutchison
James Thorpe
Baby
Laramie
Harry Bernhard
Parkston
South Dakota
Bernhards
Lucy Harte
Omaha
W. D. Harte
Miss Harte
Gemaha
John Harte
Wyoming University
Chris Bitner
Bitner
Nita Bitner
Harley E. Karr
Council Bluffs
Marvin Deitchler
Glenwood
Jack Johnson
N. B. Herbick
Sterling
Spearow Equipment Co
Murnan
Johnson
Herbick
Don Howard
Scottsbluff
C. H. Fuller
Patricia Osborn
W. L. Jewett
Jess Osborn
Janet Martin
Carleton College
Northfield
Minnesota
P. L. Martin
T. E. Kekjer
Pvt
Wayne Maley
United States Army Air Force
Iceland
New Foundland
Pvt. Maley
Raymond Maley
Dora Wirtz
Scribner
Ed Breckelsby
Breckelsby
Elise McManus
Odessa
Texas
Floyd Miller
Pat Deir
Kathleen Ann
Taylor Hospital
Deir
Agnes Meissner
Bob Campbell
Sidney Country Club
Campbell
Dallas
John Elwell
California
San Jose
John Groth
Groth
J W. Johnson
Helen Jane Johnson
Telephone workers seek wage increases amid benefits
Telephone personnel enjoy good working conditions with paid holidays and vacations, sickness benefits, and pensions financed by the Company. The Union demands raise wages from 12 to 35 dollars weekly, averaging 17.10 dollars weekly and 42.4 cents per hour, totaling 30 million dollars annually, equivalent to about two dollars per month per line.
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Krueger’s Lake
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American Legion Club
Doug Hornbeck
Boulder Collegians
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