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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1947
Page
5
Independent Sidney newspaper serves Cheyenne County and western Nebraska. Published every Wednesday and Friday morning from 11th Avenue and Illinois Street. Advertising and business manager and editorial office details shown.
The Telegraph reports progress toward an underpass in Sidney with a planned engineering survey to estimate costs. Officials aim to gauge bond funding viability, detailing a 45 percent city share near 180 thousand dollars, as Northsiders push for the long awaited improvement that could ease cross streets and serve the north side.
A public appeal argues for sweeping federal budget cuts and consolidation of agencies. It urges voters to press for economical administration, warns taxes and Washington’s share are out of proportion, and calls for evaluating candidates on tax and local governance.
The United States won a UN General Assembly vote approving a proposal to set up an independent commission to supervise Korea. Observers doubt the Russians will quit the United Nations, though some fear that they may withdraw after being outvoted and outmaneuvered.
A babble of quips cites advice on driving and worry, with satirical takes on prices, advertising, and culture. Several items mock consumer habits, fashion, and politics, noting quirky inventions, crime rates, and social trends while preserving a casual column style.
A Kansas City Federal Reserve letter urges banks across the tenth district to curb credit expansion aimed at speculation. It warns that inflation is driven by rapid loan growth and calls directors to restrict loans for real estate, commodities, and securities while preserving financing for production.
A hearing before District Judge J. L. Tewell on November 28 granted a divorce in the case Gordon W. Schuler versus Car lend E. Schuler. The court awarded custody of their one child to Mrs. Schuler and ordered the plaintiff to contribute to support for both. Art Carved gift shop ad ends the item.
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