Human Rights Day Observed Worldwide Dec 10
Observance marked by Presidential proclamation in the United States and 80 other nations. It commemorates the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the UN General Assembly.
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United States
General Assembly of the U. N
U. N
San Francisco
U.N
Human Rights Commission
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Eisenhowner
U. S. Committee For the
Sidney School Earns English Course Recognition
Sidney High School is among 98 Nebraska schools recognized by the University of Nebraska Department of English for qualifying a high proportion of students for the advanced freshman English course. This is its first year of recognition. Two Sidney graduates qualified for English 3: Thomas Moore Gidland and Reba June Kinne.
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Lincoln—Sidney High School
University of Nebraka
Sidney High School
Sidney
Thomas Moore Gidland
Reba June Kinne
Daltonite Named On Tax Evasion Charges
Hopkins of Dalton a wheat farmer pleaded no contest on three counts of income tax evasion before Federal Judge James A Donohoe in Omaha. Assistant US Attorney William C Spire said that during three years Hopkins paid only $1644 in taxes while the government says $11024 was due. Judge Donohoe postponed sentencing Hopkins. An unrelated note mentions bald eagles living up to 15 years in captivity.
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S . Hopkins
Dalton
James A. Donohoe
Omana
United States
William C Spire
Hopkins
Donohoe
Wickham Named Recruit Company Clerk at Great Lakes
Clarence P. Wickham of Sidney has been appointed company clerk at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. As recruit petty officer he will wear a miniature insignia badge during the remainder of boot camp. He was chosen for leadership shown in recruit training. Also notes motorcycle accidents claim about 1,000 US deaths yearly and Iowa as leading beef cattle state with 82 head per square mile.
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Clarence P. Wickham
Henry Wickham
Sidney
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Iowa
East Ward Brownies Meet for Christmas Project and Exchange
The East Ward Brownies met November 29 and December 6 at 1705 10th Avenue. Edith Ann Golden presided with Marilyn Atkins taking roll. Dorothy Connor handled dues. Members drew names for Christmas gifts and new Brownie uniforms arrived. Terri Crawley provided refreshments. reporter Karl Snooner notes a Dodger southpaw pitcher living in Hollis selling cars in Brooklyn.
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East Ward
10Th Avenue
Edith Ann Golden
Marilyn Atkins
Dorothy Connor
Terri Crawley
10Th
Jane Ann Holtman
Foreclosure suit filed over Clarksons Addition property in Sidney
Elizabeth Bell estate heirs and unknown claimants warned of a mortgage foreclosure filed November 18 1955 in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court by Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association. Defendants must answer by January 2 1956. Attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon. Also note Texas bowler Hazel Kirsch missed a perfect game scoring 298 after eight pins on final ball.
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Elizabeth M. Bell
Clarkson
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association
District Court of
Cheyenne Coun
Martin, Davis & Mattoon
Hazel. Kirsch
el Paso
Tex
Plymouth Jet-Age Drive Promoted by Local Dealer
A local car dealer urges buyers to test drive the 1956 Plymouth jet-age model today. The promotion highlights modern styling and performance with dealer incentives for early purchasers.
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Jackson
Chevrolet
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Hoffman Television
Strahan
Neutrex
Hoffman
House OF Sight and Sound
13Th Ave
Hoffman Sales
Riverside
NEW Black
ISA
Plymouth
Miracle Products
Belvedere
Savoy
Plaza
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