Press and public tied in Lindbergh case scrutiny
The Lindbergh kidnapping provoked debate over press discretion and cooperation with law enforcement. Editor and Publisher commends candor between police and media while noting alleged equitance and spied on reporting. It calls for trust, warned against deliberate deception, and laments the crime's impact on public safety and the nation.
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Sterling Advocate
Advocate
Journal of the Journalists
Lindbergh
Associated Press
Col. Lindbergh
Sourland Estate
America
Maple Grove Community Notices
Maple Grove column details visits and social calls among residents. Mrs Newt Berggren, Mrs Ed Miles, and families visited C O Hade and James Irwin homes. Elmer Gade, August Gade, George Jacobs, W T Sharman, Mons Johnson, and N E Witters hosted or were hosted at various neighbors. Friday supper hosted by Harold and others.
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Newt Berggren
C. O. Hade
W. T. Sharman
Vern
Ed Miles
James Irwin
Elmer Gade
August Gade
George Jacobs
Lee Johnson
Mons Johnson
N. E
Local notices from a week in Dalton area
Community updates include Keith Spiker birthday celebration Mrs R W Johnson drive to Dalton. Andrew Johnson and John Junker visit Friday. Ethel and Sadie Irwin had supper at W T Sharman’s. Farmers Union met Friday at Liberty school house with a short program. Elmer Gade and family welcomed an 8% pound baby boy born Saturday night at Taylor hospital. Various visits and dinners among local families reported through Sunday.
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Spiker
Keith Spiker
R.W. Johnson
Dalton
Andrew Johnson
John
Chris Junker
Ethel
Sadie Irwin
W. T. Sharman
S. Farmers Union
Liberty School
Elmer Gade
Taylor Hospital
Babe
Mr. Stultz
Colorado
Nels Johnson
John Newton
Elizabeth Bryant
Earl Nightengale
Harold Spiker
Lee Johnson
Ed Miles
Alice
W. Y. Miles
Sunol News Highlights Local Visits and Movements
Sunol residents and visitors fill a weekend with social calls and travel. Leland Spindler oversaw the bank in George Barlow’s absence while families from Canon City and Lodge Pole visit for illness concerns. A school day closes due to election use, seniors take a Sterling day trip, and many locals attend various errands and social engagements in Sidney and surrounding areas.
East Gurley Social News Crowded with Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Sexton Ahlm and Mrs Carl Feldman drove to Gurley Thursday. Dozens of neighbors visited, shopped in Sidney, or hosted meals, with multiple calls on the Nelck and Rowan households. The junior and senior Gurley class held a weiner roast at the S C location.
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THE
Telegraph
Guy V. Doran
Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Telegraph News
Sidney Social Roundup Brushes Through Weekend Visits
Virginia Englert was on the sick list Saturday. Kenneth Christensen and Paul Booth motored to Haxtun Colorado on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Schaeffer and children visited at the H S Schaefer home Sunday afternoon. Dinner guests at the W W Craig home Sunday. Mrs. E L Booth and Mrs. A A Fenske motored to Lexington Wednesday for a cousin’s funeral. Hugo Kirh and daughter Ruby and Virginia Englert were Sidney visitors Saturday. George Line was a business caller in Sund Saturday. Families of Ben Vacik Paul Booth Friend Dickinson Bert Allington and Tom Allington visited with L E Allington at Frank Hansen home in Sidney Sunday evening. Mrs A J Englert entertained at three tables of bridge Tuesday night. Bert Allington had dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ben Vacik and Mrs Dickinson. Mrs A J Englert and son Andrew Lloyd and Mrs Amelia Lindley and son Loyal were Sidney visitors Saturday. Mrs S P Hunt and children returned with them to spend Sunday at the A J Englert home.
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Leland Spindler
George Barlow
Lewis Chmelka
Seward
Bus Bailey
Oshkosh
J.W. Rogers
Sund
Carey Wilt
Dorothy
Sidney
Howard Miller
A. J. Englert
Dale Rogers
I. A. Caldwell
Amelia Lindley
Miss Placek
Harry Larkin
L. E. Allington
Canon City
Colo
George Held
Paul Booth
Charles Gardner
Robert Quinn
Paul
Bert Allington
Lee Johnson
Fred Lehmkuhl
William ,Tilghman and Son
Caldwell
Michel
Sterling
Dickinson
Ben Vacik
Sexton Ahlm
Carl Feldman
Gurley
Ray Miles
Charles Nelck
Thurma
Neal Rowan
Harvey Feldman
Robert Hinrichs
Edna
East of Gurley
Vernon Nelck
Ernest Kieselhost
Wayne Gilbert
Hudson
George Miller
Arthur Sassaman
Harold Gibbons
Charles Neick
Earl Johnson
Roy Bunion
S. C
Virginia Englert
Kenneth Christensen
Haxtun
Ivan Schaeffer
H. S. Schaeffer
W. W. Craig
E. L. Booth
A. A. Fenske
Lexington
Andrew Lloyd
Loyal
S. P. Hunt
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Jensen home hosts Sunday evening gathering. Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson visited Earl Johnson home Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Tiger and children spent Sunday at S J Flora home. Hans Rushman and son visited Gurley Sunday. Morey family moved to Engenberg home after weeks at Jurgens. Cunningham family toured to Sterling, accompanying Mrs Gathman. Grandmother hosted Cunningham boys. Nelck called at Wayne Gilbert home. Miller family hosted Monday evening at William Nelck home.
South Colton Social Roundup and Local Notes
Mrs H E Elsen reports a busy week with visits from Mildred Witters and friends. The Cackle and Crow club met at H E Witters home. A mile of mail route near Henry Koester’s is being elevated this week. S C baseball team defeated opponents, with numerous visits and school activities noted from Dalton, Chadron, and Sidney sets.
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Hilda Moench
Mildred Witters
H. E. Witters
Henry Koester
Bert Walker
al Distel
Chadron
H. J. Elsen
John George
Clarence Deaver
Local sports and social notices from Sidney area
The Bunker Hill team played Sunday afternoon at the Sidney fair grounds and plans to meet North Colton next Sunday. Charles George and classmates visited on Tuesday while Vera Tompkins stayed overnight with the Georges. Mr. and Mrs. Moseman and children hosted the Elsen home Friday. Conrad Messing called on Henry Koester Tuesday afternoon.
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Bunker Hill
Sidney Fair Grounds
North Colton
Charles George
Sterling
Vera Tompkins
George Deaver
J. F. Moseman
Sidney
Carl Schmidt
H. J. Elsen
Conrad Messing
Henry Koester
Recital at St Patrick's academy in Sidney
Ila Guill participated in a recital at St Patrick's academy in Sidney on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J C Guill, daughter Ethel, Helen Jacobson and Dorothy Tryon. The diary notes visits and daily activities of local families in and around Sidney and Gurley.
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Ila Guill
St. Patrick’s Academy
Sidney
J. C. Guill
Ethel
Helen Jacobson
Dorothy Tryon
John Rathbun
Francis Rose
Correction on varnish price for red tag sale
A correction states that varnish was misquoted at 15 cents per quart in hand bills and a newspaper ad for Sidney Hard square company's red tag sale. The price should read 75 cents per quart. The Telegraph issues the correction.
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Sidney Hardquare Company
The
Telegraph
Buckeye Electric Refrigerator Highlighted at $99.50
Hepner’s advertises the Buckeye electric refrigerator as the market’s largest size for 99 dollars and 50 cents. Telegraph Wantads promise results for readers seeking bargains and household appliances.
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Hepner’s
Farm Loans and Insurance Advertisement
Western Securities Co offers farm loans on favorable terms with 5 and 6 percent rates plus reasonable commission. Contact C. W. Smith in Roche Building, Sidney Nebraska, by phone 35.
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C. W. Smith
Roche Bldg
Mer Sidney
Nebe
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