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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1946
Page
12
The Telegraph dedicates space to Easter church notices, urging ministers to use unlimited space for messages. The piece argues Christians should attend church weekly, with Easter and Christmas as peak times, tying peace and world revival to Christian resurrection and daily application of Christian principles.
An editorial contends veterans distrust Congress over the selective service debate less than a year after V J Day. It argues for a strong standing and reserve force to deter future threats, warning that appeasement could invite another Hitler and require later generations to fight again.
A reflective critique of those who prioritize business over religious observance. It laments the indifference to Good Friday's significance while noting people still take other holidays. It contrasts material wealth with spiritual worth and implies a moral judgment.
A column blasts the United States stance on the Iran Russia issue. It argues Iran is weak, urges UN action against what it calls peacetime aggression, and says the State Department must restore its stature by a firm stand.
An exhortation to embrace spring and nature as a celebration of renewal. The writing urges readers to enjoy the countryside, feel the soil, shed self-importance, and focus on life, health, and purposeful living.
A narrator laments stag parties and male bravado, contrasting boisterous gatherings with quiet home life. He notes how loud speeches, drinking, and boasting fade beside a wife and children who regard him as king at home. He argues for choosing domestic peace over masculine show.
UNRRA asks Australia to supply 100000 wild water buffaloes to replace losses caused by Japanese actions in the Philippines. The destruction has reduced food production in the Philippines and Dutch East Indies. Australia searches northern and western regions where aerial surveys show large herds.
Maytag Voger Washer Co announces a new 6 cubic foot home freezer described as more than a freezer, a complete kitchen unit. It features zero degree operation, holds up to 300 pounds of meat or 180 pounds of produce, a 47 by 29 by 32 inch cabinet, enamel top with drop leaf, defrost pan, frost free gasket system, and a quiet hermetically sealed compressor. Samples will appear on dealers' floors soon.
Anna Huls of Gurley wed Franklin Hageman of Wheatland in a Weyerts Lutheran church ceremony. Community notes mention exams, visitors, and local events as residents cope with bad roads and wind. A Friday discharge for Alvin Bruns and Easter wishes close the item.
Mrs Albert Frerichs expresses gratitude to Dr Grimm and Dr Babbitt Taylor Hospital staff for kindness during her stay. She thanks neighbors relatives for cards flowers and wishes. She thanks Rev Dorn for visits courage and hope God bless them all.
The M. C. C club held a card party at Willis Beyer home last Sunday evening to aid the Memorial Hospital fund in Bridgeport. Local residents, including Mr. McFarland and son Robert, helped with carpentry at Cleve Gillespie homes.
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