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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1958
Page
2
Editorial on Taxes and Youth Economic Hurdles
The piece argues taxes are too high and government spending will not shrink soon. It urges new productive ways to raise national income and help ambitious young people enter business, noting limited access to finance and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Noted Nebraska geologist Dr Condra dies at 89 in California
Dr George Condra longtime Nebraska figure and State Geologist associated with the University of Nebraska died in California last week at age 89. He championed irrigation and tapping Nebraska’s subterranean water, helping push development of surface and subsurface sources that aided farmers against drought. Known for his dictum that he would drink all the oil found under Nebraska, his life bridged official and informal roles in promoting water use and farm productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Condra
California
Nebraska
Goandra
Herwne
Pay-As-You-Go Tax Proposal Sparks Debate
A Washington style missive discusses adopting a national pay-as-you-go tax system. It argues Uncle Sam should plan annual revenue including debt service and fund public needs from within a fixed financial framework. The author suggests private lending and strict budgeting as reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marito
Armee
Pouge
Sam
Wall Street
Weehbagteni
There’s Still Hope for Truman in Turbulent Times
The piece recalls past presidents Truman and Lincoln facing military caution from subordinates. It contrasts Truman’s sacking of MacArthur with Lincoln’s clash over war leadership, noting Lincoln survived and remains beloved, implying hope for Truman’s political standing.
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Tipi
Cee
Eld Rascal
Harry
Truman
McClellan
Lincoln
Editorial on labor leaders and political elites
The piece criticizes so called labor relations experts who never ran a business and questions Rep James Roosevelt and Sen John Kennedy in labor disputes. It argues the wealthy intelligentsia influence policy while actual workers suffer and warns readers to learn their own side before judging others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roeds
James Roosevelt
Calif
Nebraska
Rep
Roosevelt
Kennedy Boys
Boston
Sen
John Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Ie Roosevelts
Kenne Fand
le‘ Nation
The Marvelous Age of Easy Living and Gadgets
A reflective informal piece extols modern labor saving devices from lawnmowers to vacuum cleaners and instant meals. The author celebrates progress and convenience, derides nostalgia for harder times, and urges embracing new technologies that simplify daily life. He notes a birthday party, home cleaning, and ball game fare as examples of convenient modern living.
Vernon Boyd Overcomes Blindness to Attend Boston University
Vernon Boyd, blind since age two, funded his education at Boston University by night work in an optical factory. He also mentions cooking simple foods like minced parsley with a biscuit mix topping for pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Boyd
Boston University
Panel on education urges federal aid with local control
The Rockfeller Brothers Fund panel argues high school is the key in reform, calling for priorities in subject matter and enhanced curricula for the gifted. It cites salaries, facilities shortages, and a need for substantial funding, including potential federal aid, while urging reforms to state and local tax systems if aid is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfeller Brothers Fund
Have Courage Men A Regis survey picks Perry Como as ideal husband age
A Regis College study surveyed 20 year old marriageable girls in 12 cities to find the ideal husband type. Perry Como topped the list for men past forty with Holden and Rock Hudson following, while Eisenhower Nixon and Kennedy also ranked high. The piece counsels older men to feel reassured by the findings.
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Department of Sociology
Regis College
Denver
Elvis Presley
Pat Boone
Tommy Sands
Perry Como
Presley-Boone-Sands
William‘ ‘Holden
Rocky Hunter
Eisenhower
Tab Hunter
Tony Curtis
Nixon
Jeff Chandler
Jimmy Dean
Jerry Lewis
Marlon Brando
John F. Kennedy
Doctors On Strike Hits Vienna Hospitals
Doctors in municipal Vienna hospitals walked out seeking higher pay while patients continued treatment. The strike affected operations but patients remained on site under hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
THE
News-Tribune
Muncipally
Vienna
Preventing Hardware Disease in Cattle
The American Foundation urges clean barns and pastures to remove nails wire and metal scraps that cattle may ingest. A systematic cleanup before the busy season is advised. if hardware disease begins a veterinarian may surgically remove the metal and magnets are sometimes used to guard fore stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundation
Flowers And Activities Mark Cheyenne County Fair Week
The Cheyenne County Fair showcased splendid flower displays judged by Mrs Carl Franzen of Scottsbluff and noted moist weather aiding blooms. The Insurance Center opened with Laura Lee Chapman polishing the office, Dick Smith dusting knobs, Bill Wehmiller dusting, and Herschel Spearow guiding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Fair
Carl Franzen
Scottsbluff
Insurance Center
Laura Lee Chapman
Dick Smith
Bill Wehmiller
Herschel Spearow
Dirt work to start soon at new Methodist Church site
Contractors have moved in a shack and gathered equipment as dirt moving is expected to begin in a few days at the site of the new Methodist Church. The report notes workers are poised to start digging, offering steady employment opportunities for those laid off in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pat’s
St Pat's
Curtis Crum
Kansas City
Sidney
New Methodist Church
Faubus Landslide Signals Deep South Battle Over Integration
Arkansas Governor Faubus wins renomination with a sweeping Democratic vote. The victory, seen as a mandate to oppose Supreme Court integration orders, suggests a divided party, possible third party moves, and potential South violent tensions as the regional stance hardens against integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverval Faubus
Deep South
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
South
Faubus
Gibberellin Tests for Soybean Yield Gains Across States
Soybean researchers in five states plus Canada and Sweden plan summer tests on gibberellin to boost yields. Illinois findings show minor overall gains but a 2 1/2 inch taller first node. treated seed could save beans from pods missed during harvest, potentially adding two bushels per acre. Trials in Illinois North Carolina South Carolina Mississippi Minnesota Manitoba and Sweden will use normal varieties and soil treatments at planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sweden
R W Howell
U. S
University of Ili Nois
Illinois
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Minnesota
Manitoba
Carcass Study Reports Hereford Versus Prime Breeds
A diagram of a Hereford steer illustrates a carcass study on the Chicago market. Prime Herefords show higher loin and rib percentages but lower brisket and plate proportions than other breeds in low priced cuts.
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Chicago
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