CAP Search Mission Fails To Find Downed Airplane
The Civil Air Patrol conducted a full scale simulated search from Sidney Municipal Airport for a missing plane from Rawlins Wyoming. Major Francis Casey praised the mission as well organized while noting the objective is to train search groups and maintain readiness. Seventeen planes and 127 CAP members plus local rescue, fire, and National Guard units participated. Despite grid search and overflights, the wreckage was not located during the long day.
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Civil Air Patrol
Sidney Municipal
Francis Casey
Omaha
Maj. Casey
Pat Heaton Jr
Sidney
Alan Kamik
Fred Mce Kinney
CAP
Thore
Ass't
Bob Hossle
R.E. Benner
Air Force
Company K
National Guard
James H. Grove
Henry A. Wakefield
Rawlins
Wyo
Wyoming
Kimball
Yendis
Vern Schwartz
St. Patrick's
Christ Episcopal
C. Fred Parks
Nebraska Cap Wing
Continental Air Command
Phone Rate and Oil Haul Hearings Set by Railway Commission
The State Railway Commission approved Toronto Pipe Line Co of Dallas to charge 10c per barrel for crude oil transportation via pipelines in Cheyenne, Morrill, and Banner counties. It scheduled an Apr 22 hearing for Lodgepole Telephone Co to raise residence and business rates and multi party charges, and an Apr 16 hearing in Sidney for D. W. Thompson Inc to seek authority to transport crude oil across western Nebraska.
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The
State Railway Commission
Toronto Pipe Line Co
Dallas
Tex
Cheyenne
Morrill
Banner
Lodgepole Telephone Co
Lodgepole
Sidney
D. W. Thompson, Inc
Omaha
Nebraska
Weather outlook with mild temperatures ahead
Fair tonight and Tuesday with lows near 30 to 40 and daytime highs 55 to 65. Five day forecast shows daily highs in the 60s and nights in the 30s. Little or no precipitation expected.
Veterans urged to join Sidney Guard told by Capt Crouse
Capt. Carl Crouse of Co. K urged local veterans to join the Sidney National Guard, noting eligibility without extra active duty beyond two weeks yearly training. He highlighted pay boosts, retirement advantages, and leave benefits, plus opportunities for specialized schools and community service.
High School Seniors Urged to Join National Guard
Capt Carl Crouse of Co K Sidney urged high school seniors to consider joining the National Guard now to be ready for active duty or a summer job after graduation. He said after six months training they would have three and a half years remaining to serve and would be a strong employment risk. Upon completion they may continue in the Guard with attractive pay and retirement benefits.
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National Guard
Carl Crouse
Co. K
Sidney
Guard
Tax Group To Hold Meeting On Wednesday
Tax equity groups invite Nebraskans to a Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting at a Junior High School to discuss reducing property taxes. The Nebraska Tax Equity Council sponsors the session to inform about a constitutional amendment and to form steering committees to circulate petitions for the November ballot.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Tax Equity Council
NTEC
Secretary of
Don Kline
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Hruska Plans Vote to Override Ike Veto on Farm Price Freeze
Sen. Roman Hruska of Nebraska said in Washington he expects to vote to override President Eisenhower's veto of the farm price freeze bill. Other Nebraska lawmakers had not announced intentions.
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Roman Hruska
Washington
The
Telegraph
Nebraska
Congress
Dalton Parish Plans 50th Anniversary and New Church
St Marys Catholic Church in Dalton launches a $60,000 campaign for a new brick and cement block church east of the current building. Groundbreaking aimed for September with Bishop Paschang to attend. Penny drive by Holy Name Society led by Schmitt and Bode. fund total surpasses $7,000 with $20,000 in the building fund toward three quarters of estimated costs.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Dalton
Cletus Semper
Holy Name Society
Larry Schmitt
Charles Bode
William Eddy
Robert Ernest
Father Semper
Bayard
Msgr
Anton Link
St. Patrick's Church
Sidney
John L. Paschang
Grand Island
Potter Lad Wins Second Place In Speaking Contest
Robert Lee of Potter earned second place in the state FFA public speaking contest held in Lincoln last week. Harry Woolstrum of Ansley won first, Robert Ambrosek of Imperial took third, with blue ribbons awarded to Loren Plouzek Wilber Bryan Spader Waverly Marvin Peatrowsky West Point Robert Pavlik Verdigre and Dave Stenzel Superior. Judges were Jess Kovanda Ord W M Antes University of Nebraska and Gale Anderson Nebraska Co op Council.
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Robert Lee
Potter
FFA
Lincoln
Harry Woolstrum
Ansley
Robert Ambrosek
Imperial
Loren Plouzek
Wilber
Bryan Spader
Waverly
Marvin Peatrowsky
West Point
Robert Pavlik
Verdigre
Dave Stenzel
Jess Kovanda
Ord
W M Antes
University of Nebraska
Gale Anderson
Nebraska Co-op Council
Fort Sidney Days crown goes to Linda Mintken queen
Linda Mintken a 17 year old Sidney high school senior will represent Cheyenne County in the Miss Nebraska Pageant at Lincoln on April 26 She was crowned Miss Fort Sidney Queen Friday night from a field of 10 in the Fort Sidney Pageant Nancy Davis placed second and will represent this area in the Miss Universe contest at McCook in June Jill Dobson won third among five finalists The top three form Fort Sidney Days Royalty with honorary Colonel John Davison of Dalton Linda's talent was an organ solo She was sponsored by Fort Sidney Motor Hotel First runner up Nancy Davis gave a reading Her sponsor was Baker Tire Service Jill Dobson did a flaming baton act sponsored by C A Story Agency Largest crowd ever for a preliminary Miss America pageant here Sponsors include the Junior Chamber of Commerce The winner receives a trophy and a 100 scholarship from Rogers Truck Line Kokjer Motor Company and two other firms The trophy was presented by last year’s Miss Ft Sidney Reba Kinne The honorary Colonel crowned the new queen Other contestants were Sandra Lewis Carol Grage Sandra Tillotson Charlotte Dorwart and Nancy Rankin Bracelets were given by The Gift Shop Jewelers Master of Ceremonies was Hammond McNish.
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Linda Mintken
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
Linda
John Davison
Dalton Iliss
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Nancy Davis
Baker Tire Service
Jill Dobson
C. A. Story Agency
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd Mintken
Rogers Truck Line
Kokjer Motor Company
Ft. Sidney
Reba Kinne
University of Nebraska
Sandra Lewis
Carol Grage
Sandra Tillotson
Charlotte Dorwart
Nancy Rankin
Shop Jewelers
Hammond McNish
Fort Sidney
Dalton
Miss Mintken
Casing Run at Two Wells in Cheyenne and Spearow Fields
Oil and gas activity resumes after poor weather with casing run at two wells in Cheyenne County and Chandler-Simpson No 1 Miller in Spearow Field east of Gurley and Black Oil Co No 1 Fisher in Llama Field north of Potter. Numerous wildcats planned across Kimball and Banner counties as firms push new exploration amid improving weather.
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Cheyenne County
Chandler- Simpson
Spearow
Gurley
Black Oil Co
Llama
Potter
Raymond Oil Co
Exeter Drilling Co
Herboldsheimer
Ohio Oil Co
Morrill County
Brockman
Young
Hagemeister
Eastern Nebraska Oil Law Support Grows After Hearings
After two days in western Nebraska visiting Kimball and Cheyenne County oil fields and hearing land and royalty owners and producers testify, support for oil and gas conservation laws in the next Legislature is rising. Advocates cite regulatory drilling spacing and waste prevention as needed while stressing laws should avoid quashing production or deterring responsible exploration.
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Nebraska
Senate
Legislative Council
Panhandle
Kimball
Cheyenne County
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Doran
Sidney
Lodgepole Considers TV Booster Station Plan
Lodgepole residents weigh building a television booster station to pick up and re transmit the Hayes center signal. Equipment cost set at 2500 dollars and the unit would likely provide a clear signal for five to seven miles.
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Lodgepole
Hayes Center
Colorado-Nebraska Television Committee Seeks Funds
An advertisement outlines fund raising for a Colorado-Nebraska TV station to serve Logan Phillips Morgan Weld counties in Colorado and Kimball Devel Cheyenne counties in Nebraska. About 150000 is needed from residents of the service area with Sidney area donors listed and contributions accepted at local banks.
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Colorado-Nebraska Television Committee
The
Telegraph
Sterling
Colo
Fleming
Logan
Phillips
Morgan and Weld
Colorado
Kimball
Devel
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Sidney
Dean Hunter
Peetz
Bryce Wilson
Wilson Gas Co
Mark Wieser
Sidney 66 Oil Co
al Sittner
Pierson Implement Co
Bud Madsen
Les Hietz
Otto Raddatz
Missing Safe Found In Ditch Along Road
A small safe stolen from a Colorado filling station was recovered seven miles west and one mile south of Kimball. Deputy Sheriff Jack Muhe found the safe in a ditch along a county road and farmer witnesses helped. inside were business papers and checks. Investigator Leo Knudtson aids the case.
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Kimball
Colorado
Jack Muhe
Muhe
Sheriff's Office
Safety Patrol
Leo Knudtson
Public Report On City of Sidney Issued
A comprehensive city report prepared by Sidney departments and a Sidney Chamber of Commerce section appears in this issue of The Telegraph. It explains tax dollars spent and taxpayer benefits with pictures charts and text. Extra copies are available free at the City offices 1112 Jackson St.
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Telegraph
Sidney
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Old City Council
Nebraska
City of
Jackson St
Business Tax Schedules Delayed in Cheyenne County
F Barne of Justin Hayttes Appraisal Co Denver reports slow returns on business tax schedules across the county. The assessor’s office in the courthouse will accept returns daily until April 20, with a 50 percent penalty for late filings.
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F. Barne
Justin Hayttes Appraisal Co
Denver
Sidney
Courity
Barnes
Cheyenne County
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Crouse
Sidney National Guard
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Uest
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Jim Schaffer
Gerald Matzke
Fred Peters
Donald Mueller
Hruska
Ike
Potter Lad
Ft. Sidney Days
New Locatins Shell Oil Co
Stahla
Kimball County
Cnw
Heidemann Field
J. A. Terteling & Sons & Braden Drng. Co
Brown
Banner County
Wildcat
Miracle & Fifer
Johnson
British - American Oil Prod. Co
Willson
Willson Ranch Field
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Selko
Davis Oil Co
Carlson - Jessen
Shoreline Petroleum Corp
Frederick No
Frederick Field
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