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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1956

Page

10

Unto Us A Child Is Born Herod's fall and the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem

An editor notes essay on Herod the Great detailing his jealousy and violent rise to power. The article portrays his fears and murders including Mariamne and rival heirs, and ends with his death on Mount Zion as the era of the Child King dawns.

Christ Herod Bethlehem George Cornell AP News Mariamne Mount Zion East Temple Hippodrome Antipater Frank Mountain Jesus

Free Polio Vaccine Not Being Supplied Free of Charge

Government does not furnish free polio vaccine to all under 19. In Sidney doctors charge $5 per shot, with some counties offering $2 for indigent families. Local welfare officials could supply vaccine, but details remain unclear.

United States Department of Health Sidney Telegraph Joan Hart Health Department Nebraska Medical Assn Nebraska

North Platte Man Sentenced in Colorado Court

Glen Slankard, 40, of North Platte was sentenced to not less than three nor more than seven years in a Colorado prison after being caught with another man stealing 78 salts of clothing from a Boulder business house. Slankard had been acquitted locally of larceny by bailee.

Glen Slankard North Platte Colorado Cheyenne County

Atoms for Peace exhibit explains atomic plant operation

A traveling "Atoms for Peace" exhibit by the U S Atomic Energy Commission will tour area venues next week showing how a nuclear reactor heats water to steam to drive a turbine and produce electricity. The displays, including an animated spectator operated panel, emphasize basic reactor principles used in power plants, submarines Nautilus and Seawolf prototypes, and planned plants in Pennsylvania California and Michigan. The exhibit is sponsored nationally by the National University Extension Association and the National Junior Chamber of Commerce with local support from the Sidney Jaycees and Nebraska groups.

Atoms For Peace U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Pennsylvania California Michigan National University Extension Association National Junior Chamber of Commerce Nebraska

City Strives to End Radio Interference in Sidney

City officials report ongoing radio interference affecting central Sidney as FCC correspondence follows two months of efforts. Electrical crews cut hundreds of tree limbs, replaced lamps, inspected wires, repaired a starter cell, installed a new arrestor and built a circuit regulator to split the overloaded line.

Federal Communications Commission Sidney Murrey Fuller FCC Fuller

Poor Attendance At Cheyenne County Historical Meet

The Cheyenne County Historical Association meeting at Sidney High School drew only six members. Dan Potts of Scotts Bluff National Monument presented Oregon Trail slides while J Fred Thompson shown films by Simmons Cook Jr of the Union Pacific Engine No 407 moving last summer to Legion Park.

Cheyenne County Historical Association Library of Sidney High School Association Dan Potts Scotts Bluff National Monument Oregon Trail J. Fred Thompson Simmons Cook, Jr Union Pacific Railroad Legion Park

Atomic Energy Exhibit Opens in Sidney Public Viewing

The American Museum of Atomic Energy exhibit travels to Sidney Tennessee and will be on display on the west side of the City Auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free.

Hibits Commission American Museum of Atomic Energy Oak Ridge Tennessee Sidney City Auditorium

Sigler Attends Highway 30 Meeting in Fremont

M. R. Sigler, Sidney Chamber of Commerce manager, travels to Fremont for Highway 30 Association talks. He aims to stress keeping No 30 as a key east-west route despite anticipated priority for the interstate. He seeks routing details and carries a Telegraph story warning western Nebraska traffic losses to Colorado.

M. R. Sigler Sidney

Dance Studio Here Is Changing Hands

Bessie Enyeart, Sidney area dance teacher, will be succeeded by Roberta McCarthy, director of the Academy of Dance in Casper. Enyeart moves to Ft. Collins. McCarthy will present a demonstration ballet lesson tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Sidney City Auditorium. Linda Long and Joan Arnold will accompany her from Casper.

Bessie Enyeart Sidney Area Roberta McCarthy Academy of Dance Casper Mrs. Enyeart Ft. Collins Linda Long Joan Arnold

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