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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1959

Page

2

Capitol Comments on Electoral Reform and Hawaii Facts

Senate Judiciary Committee weighs constitutional change to presidential elections abolishing electors but keeping electoral votes as counts. Proposals urge proportional division by popular vote and avoid House-only selection. Also notes passport reforms, Hawaii stats with 578000 population and tourism impact, and 1960 Olympics site competition. Unclear phrasing covers further federal employee reductions of 16,944, mostly outside the continental US.

Sen Carl Curtis Senate Judiciary Committee Congress House of Representatives Senate House Joint Committee Uncle Sam Harry Byrd Virginia Continental United States

91st Medical Meet Set For April 27 30 1959

The Ninety first annual session of the Nebraska State Medical Association will be held April 27 to 30 at the Hotel Paxton in Omaha. Dr. Fay Smith says the four day program includes scientific papers, governing body meetings, the Annual Banquet, and Sportsman’s Day. The opening program Tuesday will feature the presidential address and installation of Dr. E E Koebbe as president. 29 physicians with 50 years in practice will receive 50 year pins at the banquet with Dr Russell B Roth as keynote on medical public relations. The Woman’s Auxiliary holds its 34th annual meeting with Mrs George Covey retiring and Mrs Chester Farrell and Mrs E Arthur Underwood as upcoming speakers.

Nebraska State Medical Association Paxton Omaha Fay Smith Imperial Board of Trustees Board of Councilors House of Delegates E. E. Koebbe Columbus Nebraska Russell B. Roth Erie Pennsylvania Smith Woman’s Auxiliary George Covey Lincoln Chester Farrell E. Arthur Underwood Vancouver Washington Underwood Woman's Auxiliary American Medical Association

Frontier Airlines names George R. Woody executive vice president

George R. Woody, 42, named Frontier Airlines executive vice president succeeding John D. Lindsay who resigned. Woody will assume May 1 and assist Maytag, directing Operations, Traffic and Sales, and Treasury. Formerly TACA Airlines executive VP, he served in Naval Air Transport Command in World War II and earlier with Trans World Airlines.

Denver George R. Woody Frontier Airlines John, D. Lindsay Woody Lewis B. Maytag, Jr Maytag Frontier Treasury Taca International Airlines New Orleans TACA Mexico Guatemala el Salvador Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama Central America United States Naval Air Transport

Reapproval of Cheyenne County school land valuations

Notice from the Board of Educational Lands and Funds states a reclassification and new valuation schedule for all school lands under lease in Cheyenne County. The schedule and lease valuations are filed with the County Treasurer and become effective July 1, 1959.

Board of Educational Lands and Funds Cheyenne County

Sidney Nebraska public hearing on liquor license April 13 1953

Notice of hearing before the Mayor and City Council of Sidney Nebraska on Monday April 13 1953 at 7 30 pm in the Council Rooms City Auditorium to consider a retail liquor license for Peter H Schwartz and C S Radcliffe doing business at 81 1 2 10th Avenue Sidney Nebraska to sell alcoholic liquors beer for consumption on and off the premises. Evidence may be offered orally or by affidavit. Gordon R Tobin City Clerk

City Auditorium Sidney Nebraska D Ink Peter H. Schwartz Illinois C. S. Radcliffe 9Th Tenth Avenue City of Gordon R. Tobin

Notice to creditors in John J Nolan estate Nebraska

County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska Estate of John J Nolan deceased all claims must be filed by July 7 1959 or barred and a hearing on claims set for July 8 1969 at 10 00 AM Entered April 6 C W Smith County Judge Heaton Heaton and Heaton Attorneys at Law 95 98 101

Cheyenne County Nebraska John J. Nolan State OF

Notice of Probate in Cheyenne County Nebraska

County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska opens probate for the estate of James C. Proper deceased. Petition filed for probate of the will and appointment of Anna Proper as executrix. hearing set in the court on April 23, 1959 at 10:00 AM. attorney Jack R. Knicely listed.

Cheyenne County Nebraska James C. Proper Anna Proper

City council selects city manager candidate for Sidney

In a special session on April 3 1959 Sidney Nebraska the City Council offered the city manager position to Tom Coffey of Lincoln at an annual salary of 7590 dollars The vote followed a review of applicants and adjournment by Mayor Ferris Preble Attested by City Clerk Gordon R Tobin

Ferris Preble Preble Munderton Bauman Wilson Moore Tobin Tom Coffey Lincoln Nebraska

County Judge Heaton Foresees Action On Date

A. M. entered the record on March 23 as Acting County Judge J. L. Thorpe along with Heaton Heaton.

Survey shows 125000 skiers in British Columbia

Popular Sport Victoria reports Earle Westwood British Columbia minister of recreation and conservation says a survey counts 125,000 skiers in B C with 65,000 living in the Vancouver area.

Victoria Earle Westwood British Columbia B. C Greater Vancouver

Hawaii’s Ka mehameha I Crowned Napoleon of the Pacific

The World Book Encyclopedia notes King Ka mehameha I united most Hawaiian islands by 1795 and earned the nickname Napoleon of the Pacific for his conquests.

Hawaii Napoleon Europe World Book Encyclopedia Kamehameha I The Pacific

Hair Regrowth Claim From Buffalo Rancher

In Buffalo Wyoming a 98 year old rancher known as Bug Bee reports hair sprouting on a bald head and a new tooth emerging from the lower gum. Bug Bee, often called Bugbee, says the unusual changes began recently.

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