Editorial on coal strike end and democratic resilience
The piece argues John L. Lewis ended a paralyzing coal strike on Pearl Harbor’s fifth anniversary, criticizing the delay’s harm to national unity and U.N. diplomacy. It warns against federal overreach, urges Congress to balance labor and capital, and favoring law governed by courts to restore mine ownership under fair terms.
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John L. Lewis
Pearl Harbor
Walter Lippmann
Mr. Lewis
United States
United Nations
Lewis
Washington
Congress
Lippmann
Diagonal Parking Proposal Faces Public Backing
The Telegraph reports strong public support for returning diagonal parking on Tenth Avenue. The editors have not yet consulted the city council and invite facts to challenge their view while urging careful council study before meters are installed.
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Tenth Avenue
December Anniversaries and Historical December Events
A compact calendar note recalls December as the year’s last month in ancient Rome, notes calendar shifts, and lists events tied to December. It cites Monroe Doctrine 1823, Wilson’s 1910 France visit, George Washington’s death 1799, Wright brothers 1903 flight, US Louisiana Purchase 1880, Winter Solstice 21, Gadsden Purchase 1853, and Christmas as the greatest anniversary.
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Wilson
France
George Washington
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N.C
United States
Louisiana Territory
Gadsden Purchase
Mexico
Teachers Strike Wave Across Several States Demands Rise
Nationwide teachers in Tennessee Minnesota Wisconsin New Jersey and Connecticut have gone on or planned strikes for higher pay. They argue wage gains lag as costs rise and push for stronger bargaining tactics seen successful in industry. The piece notes general need for increased compensation amid daily price increases.
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Tennessee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pce
Christmas Joy Mixed With Miner Woes and Union Rants
A fragmented satirical verse critiques miners’ union conflicts and labor leaders while reminiscing on Christmas past. It laments overtime rules, Petrillo era restrictions, and Philip Murray’s influence, contrasting joyful holiday imagery with labor tensions and potential future troubles.
Pats Grab Opener: Play Again Tonight
St Patrick’s Academy cagers opened the season with a 42 28 win over Lodgepole. J Meick led Pats with 13 points while Huff scored 15 for Lodgepole. Tonight at the city auditorium St Pats host St Mary’s Cheyenne in a non conference game after an 8 0 start.
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St. Patrick's’ “Academy
Cagers
St. Mary’s of
Cheyenne
Pats
J. Meick
Huff
Lodgepole
St. Pats
Meick
Egging
Durbin
Yy Heeg
Kallhoff
P. Heaton
Dress
Peetz
Brown
Dughman
Fraass
Sick
Carleton
Knights of Columbus
Sunol Town
Ken Peetz
Sidney Represented On All Star Choices
Six Sidney players earned spots on the Western Nebraska all star teams selected by area coaches and officials for Scottsbluff Star Herald. First team includes Holtman and E Christianson from Sidney with others from Kimball Bridgeport Gering and Bayard. Second team features Broughton and Butts from Sidney and Kinney from Sidney among others.
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Idnney -High ‘School
Gridders
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Holtman
Sidney
E Christianson
Kimball
T Panas, A
Bridgeport
G Edwards
Ayala
Gentry
Gering
T Couch
Bayard
Strasheim
Peters
Mitchell
Weymouth
Broughton
Butts
Lawson
Leever
Skarboe
G Dugger
T Folsom
Chadron
Frosh Cagers Away To Winning Season
The Sidney Freshmen opened their basketball schedule with a 19-10 win over St. Pat Frosh at the high school. Five of twelve players scored for both teams. Atkins and Buehrer stood out defensively while George Clark scored ten points for the Irish yearlings. The Frosh travel to meet Peetz at four o'clock this afternoon.
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Sidney
St. Pat Frosh
Atkins
Buehrer
George Clark
Sidney Frosh
Peetz
Earl’s Grocery Sale by Arc Society of Presbyterian Church
A notice announces a sale at Earl’s Grocery at 10 a m Saturday December 14 by the Arc Society of the Presbyterian Church. Proceeds likely support church activities and local needs. Event details include time and organizing group, reflecting a small community fundraiser.
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Earl’s Grocery
Arc Society of Presbyterian Church
Maroons Train For Two Midweek Basketball Games
Sidney fans will see peace high school basketball in two preview games this week. The Maroons meet North Platte here Friday night and Curtis Saturday night. Neither game carries conference significance but will provide experience and a chance to evaluate prospects for the balance of the season.
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Sidney
Peace High School
North Platte
Curtis
Typewriter and pencil carbon on hand at The Telegraph Printing Co
The Telegraph Printing Co announces readily available typewriter and pencil carbon materials kept on site for business use. The notice emphasizes ready access for all staff to maintain workflows and document production.
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Telegraph Printing Co
Marine Promotions On Different Basis
Tech. Sgt. Charles F. Reper of the Scottsbluff Marine Corps office announces a new system for promoting enlisted men. The plan aims to equalize opportunities for all Marines and favors those who plan a service career.
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Marine Corps
Tech
Charles F. Reper
Scottsbluff Marine Corps Office
Reper
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John L
Santa Claus
Santa
Petrillo
Philip Murray
Rascal
City Auditorium
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Oshkosh Town
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Maroons
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Lockwood Jewelry Store
Guy E. Ellsworth
Sidney Finance CO
Osborn Bldd
American Legion Club
Sidney Public Utilities
Cliff Russell
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