Union Pacific Eyes Lightweight GM Trains For Test Run
Union Pacific President Arthur E Stoddard said tests of General Motors lightweight trains are promising. The railroad may buy units if tests meet expectations and hopes a trial run to Portland can occur early next year. He noted lower cost and fuel use could help win back passenger business lost to cars.
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SOD Church Youth Elects New Officers
Sioux Ordnance Depot Community Church forms Youth Fellowship selecting Jim Hansen as president Bill Welsh as vice president Alvina Garcia secretary Jim Takahashi treasurer Alice Woods program chairman and Pat Stewart social chairman They plan a Sunday meeting on December 11 at 4 pm in Building No. 5
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Millicent Wait Cited as Denver Safe Driver of the Week
Miss Millicent J. Wait of Denver was named Safe Driver of the Week for obeying traffic laws and aiding a passing motorist. Sgt. Floyd N. Christensen praised her alert driving between Brush and Sterling on Nov 22 and awarded a citation, a savings bond, and a safe driver decal.
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Old Timers Drop Sidney Telegraph Subscription
A 60 year subscriber to The Sidney Telegraph ends his paper due to unfamiliar faces. F G Griffith of Tulsa who has not missed an issue since before 1900 notes he no longer knows many people in Sidney. Griffith, a former railroad man who later ran a cigar shop, came to Sidney in 1895 and subscribed to The Telegraph.
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Hat Factory Closure Cited by Officials
In Conway New Mexico the local plant shut down after officials blamed unfavorable climatic conditions for not being suitable to making women’s hats. The move affects workers and local economy as production ceases.
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