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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1957

Page

3

Tuberculosis Battle Needs Seal Support

Dr William Nutzman of the Nebraska State Hospital for TB in Kearney says TB is not whipped and beds remain in demand. He notes new drugs and sanatorium care both aid cures while emphasizing ongoing need for Christmas Seal sales to fund education, X rays, testing, rehab, and research through December.

William Nutzman Nebraska State Hospital Kearney Nutzman Nebraska Tuberculosis Association The Tuberculosis Association

Young Farmers Benefit From Union Pacific Scholarships

Nebraska agriculturists have collected 96,633 dollars in Carl Raymond Gray scholarships from Union Pacific Railroad since 1921. Joe W. Jarvis reports system-wide expenditures near 500,000 dollars with 1,051 Nebraska 4-H winners and 675 vocational agriculture winners. The program funds one vocational agriculture student and one 4-H member per county across 196 counties in eleven states.

Nebraska Union Pacific Railroad Carl Raymond Gray Joe W. Jarvis Railroad Jarvis Union Pacific

Crippled Children's Clinic Saturday at St Joseph Alliance

The Crippled Children's Extension Clinic will be held Saturday December 14 at St Joseph Hospital in Alliance. Registrations start at 7 a.m. and must be completed by noon. The Elks Club will provide a free noon lunch for registered children and parents. Orthopedists from Lincoln Howard E Mitchell Warren G Bosley and Frank Iverson will conduct the clinic for diagnosis consultation checkup and after care services.

Crippled Children’s St. Joseph Hospital Alliance Elks Club Joan Hart Howard E. Mitchell Warren G. Bosley Frank Iverson Lincoln

Mars Could Harbor Some Life Says Air Force Expert

San Antonio report quotes Dr. Herbertus Strughold of Randolph AFB who says soil samples from Arizona, Alaska, and the Grand Canyon show microscopic organisms can survive Mars like conditions. He notes space suits would be required due to near 50,000 foot air pressure and water scarcity. He also cites potential non vegetation explanations for Mars green color.

San Antonio Tex Earth Mars Air Force Herbertus Strughold Randolph Air Force Base Department of Space Medicine Strughold Air Force Laboratory Painted Desert Arizona Grand Canyon Mt. McKinley Alaska

NSEA Meet Sparks Push for Nebraska Sales Tax

Tom Jones reports on the Nebraska State Education Association convention in Lincoln. The key action calls for a petition to place a November 1958 sales tax proposal on the ballot to broaden the tax base for expanded government programs. Howard Schroeder was elected association president and Josephine Grosvenor as vice president. John Jensen joined the Contractual Practices Committee.

Tom Jones Sidney Educators Club Nebraska State Education Association Lincoln Jones Nebraska NSEA Ition Howard Schroeder Holdrege Association Josephine Grosvenor Aurora High School Sidney John Jensen

New American Decor Tiles by Noted Designers

New tile series from top designers redefines American decor with tiles that echo global patterns yet carry a distinct American stamp. Designers Paul Laszlo Paul McCobb Saul Bass Dorothy Liebes Millard Sheets create dramatic, versatile pieces for kitchens stairs and living spaces, with guidance on color harmony and subtle pattern use.

Vivian Brown India Turkey Algiers Morocco Spain Holland Italy Delft Paul Laszlo Paul McCobb Saul Bass Dorothy Liebes Millard McCobb Laszlo

Persistent coughs signal respiratory illness warnings

HealthHints reports coughs are not diseases but signs of trouble in the respiratory tract. While some causes are minor such as food in the airway or irritation from cold, persistent coughing can indicate bronchitis cancer or tuberculosis and warrants medical examination by a family physician.

Bluffs Council Considers Parking Fine Increase

Scottsbluff city council, Monday night, endorsed first reading of an amendment to the parking ordinance raising fines to 50 cents for overtime parking. The plan ties off street parking into one system and extends the overtime penalty. The 50 cent fine would replace 25 cents if paid within 24 hours. within 72 hours the penalty would be one dollar instead of 1.25. The measure passed preliminary approval over the mayor’s no vote and faces second or third reading at the next meeting.

Scottsbluff Wuld William G. Walter

Good Samaritan Aids After Mason City Crash

C. W. Code of Mason City a telephone company lineman and first aid instructor assisted at a two car crash on a country road near Mason City. He climbed a nearby pole and used a line to call for medical help.

Mason City Iowa Good Samaritan C. W. Code Code

Nebraska Tax Equality Debate by Farm Bureau Leader

Bernie Camp argues in this opinion that Nebraska has no tax equality. He emphasizes the difference between per capita tax figures and actual tax burdens, using a two-household example to show how taxes fall on property owners and the government services used by residents. He notes property taxes fund state and local government, with gasoline and cigarette levies earmarked for road construction and old age assistance, and urges broader tax revenue sources beyond property.

Nebraska Charles Marshall Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation

Frozen ice cubes in market prompt freezing instruction

In a southeastern San Diego market a sign announces that frozen ice cubes are now carried. Shoppers are urged not to buy frozen vegetables unless the packaging is fully frozen solid.

San Diego Calif

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