On This Date August 19 1974 Historic Moments
Today highlights events from 1934 Hitler successor vote to 1942 Dieppe raid and 1890 DAR founding. Also notes 1992 witchcraft convictions in Salem and 1812 Old Ironsides victory. Birthdays include jockey Willie Shoemaker and actress Marie Wilson. Picasso thought featured.
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Adolf Hitler
Paul von Hindenberg
Salem
Mass
U.S
Constitution
Old Ironsides
North Atlantic
Sommaliland
Dieppe
France
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Willie Shoemaker
Marie Wilson
Pablo Picasso
Associated Press
Panhandle Weather Forecast Tonight Through Friday
Tonight partly cloudy with a slight chance of isolated thundershowers and lows in the mid 60s. Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 80s and southeasterly winds easing to 10 20 mph. Extended outlook shows little precipitation and steady temps with highs in the 80s and lows 50s to 60s.
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Panhandle
Police Calls Chronicle City Night Dispatches
A string of police activity reports from Friday night through early Monday includes traffic accidents in Sidney and nearby towns with damages and auto restitution notes. Incidents involve Harvey E Marsh Dennis S Drake Raymond F Stark Alice M Didier Leroy Lipska David L Skou and others. Disturbances thefts and prowler reports are logged with times and locations.
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Plymouth
Harvey E. Marsh
Peetz, Cole
Chrysler
Dennis S Drake
Kimball
10Th Ave
Toledo St
Marsh Auto
Drake Auto
Ford
Raymond F Stark
Alice M Didier
Sidney
Stark Auto
Didier Auto
National Guard Armory
Fair Grounds
Chevrolet
Leroy C Lipska
Potter
David L. Skou
Alta
Iowa
9Th Ave
Illinois
Lipska Auto
Skou Auto
Dwight Tritt
Tritt Auto
2Rd Ave
Mark A. Howitt
Gene H. Lichty
8Th Ave
Hickory St
Howitt Auto
Lichty Auto
Plains Drive
Coming Events and Meetings in Sidney Area
Community notices list schedules for Sidney High students registration and class pickup on August 19 and 20, plus meetings for Dalton Order of Eastern Star Harrisburg Firemen and VFW Auxiliary, United Presbyterian Women Esther Circle, Christian People Taking Action, and 4-H Youth Camp board.
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Sidney High
Dalton Order of Eastern Star
North Platte Valley Fireman's Association
Harrisburg
Dalton United Presbyterian Women
Esther Circle
Inella Munshaw
Sidney Community Action Office
Lodgepole Valley
Ak-Sar- Ben
Logan H R Bud Logan dies in Riverton
Bud Logan former Sidney market operator and packing plant owner died suddenly at Riverton Wyoming on July 2 He served as a Sidney city councilman and is survived by his widow Hazel and two children John and Nancy NELLIE MAY BAGBY dies at 84 in Big Springs Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Tuesday at First Methodist Church Born in Winterset Iowa she later lived in Harrisonville Missouri before moving to Big Springs in 1917 Survivors include husband Charles two sons Kenneth and Nyle and daughter Mrs Melvin Thode
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H. R
Bud) Logan
Logan's
Sidney
Riverton
Wyo
Logans
Logan
Hazel
John
Nancy
Nellie May Bagby
Big Springs
First Methodist Church
Winterset
Iowa
Harrisonville
Charles Homer Bagby
Bagby
Union Pacific
Charles
Kenneth
Nyle
Melvin Thode
Julesburg
Admitted and dismissed names listed by facility
A roster lists admitted and dismissed individuals under SIDNEY DALTON GURLEY LODGEPOLE KIMBALL POTTER. Admitted include Julie Thompson Jolene Thompson Erma Kaber Hazel Bunnell Anna Anderson Melissa Perkins and others. Dismissed include Esther Hicks Hilda Redeen Mick Dickes Erma Kaber Emma Phillips Harold Phillips Sol Willis Julie Thompson Jolene Thompson and more.
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Sidney
Julie Thompson
Jolene Thompson
Erma Kaber
Hazel Bunnell
Anna Anderson
Melissa Perkins
David Sherrerd
Dalton
H. Alvin Miller
Margaret Worth
Wilma Whittle
Gurley
Erna Reigger
Lodgepole
Margaret Safford
Kimball
Flora Miller
Potter
Debbie Underwood
Esther Hicks
Hilda Redeen
Mick Dickes
Emma Phillips
Harold Phillips
Sol Willis
Eva Ruff
Melba Grassle
Lisa Tacharner
Agnes Disney
Hildur Johnson
SUNOL
Jerry Vacik
Weekend Storm Injures Two in Nebraska Tornado
Two men were injured Saturday as high winds hail and rain battered central and eastern Nebraska. Harold Craig and his son Gary were admitted to Howard County Hospital after a tornado damaged the house they were working in seven miles north of St. Paul. Craig possibly fractured leg and Gary multiple injuries. both listed in good condition after X rays and admission.
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Nebraska
Howard County
Harold Craig
Gary
St. Paul
Craig
New York man joins Clark firm in Sidney
J C Ryan a 14 year GM Buick veteran has joined Clark Chevrolet Buick of Sidney in a major management post. He came from Rochester NY to oversee daily operations and help plan a new Sidney facility. Ryan and his wife Charlotte have four children and live at 2676 Monte Vista. A house move caused a collapse trapping them briefly, rescued after an hour. Nearby weather offices issued storm and tornado warnings as a brief Clay Center twister caused minor hail with no injuries.
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J C Ryan
General Motors
Buick
Clark Chevrolet
Emmett Clark
Ryan
Sidney
Rochester
Clark
Charlotte
J. C. III
University of Bufalo Medical School
David
United States Air Force
Casey
Kimberly
Ryans
Monte Vista
National Weather Service
Grand Island
Lincoln
North Platte
Omaha
Clay Center
Accidents Near Sidney Report No Injuries
Nebraska State Patrol logged two nonfatal crashes early today near Sidney. Randall Kimzey of Curtis pulled a trailer house when sideswiped by Marshall Caveny of Kalispell’s tractor-trailer. Minor truck damage but heavy trailer damage noted. Later Beverly Olson of Ottosen struck a cow east of Sunol Interchange on I 80. cow owned by Charles Olson of Lodgepole was destroyed. Olson car damage about $300. Penn State has not posted a losing football season since 1938.
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Nebraska State Patrol
Sidney
Randall Kimzey
Curtis
Marshall Caveny
Kalispel
Beverly Olson
Ottosen
Iowa
Sunol
Interstate 80
Charles Olson
Lodgepole
Olson
New Sidney Phone Directory Distribution Begins
Sid ney's new telephone directory started last week and will run through the month. More than 5,300 copies will reach Sidney households with many numbers changed. If a resident does not receive a directory by month end, contact the local business office run by W G Maliszewski. Old directories should be discarded as new ones arrive.
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Sidney
Northwestern Bell
W. G Maliszewski
Maliszewski
Hershey Man Shot. Coroner to Probe Death
Lincoln County coroner's jury prepared to convene to investigate the shooting death of Pablo Sanchez, 58, a Hershey resident. County attorney Walter Mullikin said Sanchez died after being shot in the leg by a Lincoln County sheriff's deputy. No charges had been filed by Monday morning.
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Lincoln County
Hershey
Walter Mullikin
Pablo Sanchez
Mullikin
USDA beef and pork purchase program advances slowly
The Agriculture Department's $100 million program to buy meat for school cafeterias and support livestock prices has purchased 18.1 million pounds of beef for $13 million. Park purchases total 2.16 million pounds costing about $1.9 million, with weekly buys from packer bids continuing.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Associated Press
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P Bulletin Board
Dodge
Marc A. Nelson
East Gate
Lawrence E. Osborn
Don Poeschi
Loveland
Colo
Mission Dr
Osborn Auto
Poeschi Auto
Mary K. Wieser
Val R. Nelson
23Rd Ave
Linden
Wieser Auto
Nelson Auto
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Club
Yallaire
H.R
Ady
Actionn
DiSiee
Western
The
Telegraph Printing Co
Ebberial Cftcen
William Si
Tidney
Nebronics
Fedney
Nete
Sedney
Netra
Ansristion
Foret
Comererily Servier
Sherit
Netranta
Associated
Vesa
Central Plant
Manecger
Sohn Gottschet
Frank Partych
Sohn Ward
Menry J Meysenburg
Dorothy Carey
Nuowasha Press Association
Man
Penn State
U.S. Government
Edwand D. Jones and Co
Toc
Larry Kofford
Ménard
Jones &Ceé
North Second
Merting, Cole
PLC
Datsun
Connie
Whitey
3Rd Street
Sterling
Mercury Couger
Mercury
Sidney Ford-Mercury, Inc
Illinois Street
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