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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1963

Page

11

U P Advances Bailey To Top Transportation Post

Union Pacific announces E H Bailey elected chief executive and vice president in charge of operations for the transportation division effective January 1. Also named are C H Burnett as assistant vice president in charge of operations, O A Durrant as general manager of the eastern district based in Omaha, and G H Baker as general superintendent of the eastern district based in Cheyenne.

E. H. Bailey Union Pacific Railroad Company Arthur E. Stoddard C. H. Burnett O. A. Durrant Omaha G. H. Baker Cheyenne Yyo Bailey Sidney Railroad Wyo Transportation Department Green River Nebraska Wyoming Portland Eastern Durrant Union Pacific Ogden Idaho Eastern District

White Xmas Forecast Amid Cold Weekend Weather

A cold weekend and light snow are forecast with a potential white Christmas for the region. FAA stations report highs and lows across several days while Sidney records cooler readings and the Scotts Bluff bureau notes a warming trend next week.

Federal Aviation Agency Weather Station Dave Ells Sidney Scottsbluff Weather Bureau Scottsbluff Bureau Kimball Scottsbluff Alliance FAA

Last Rites Held For Samuel Sweet

Funeral services were held Monday for Samuel R. Sweet 81 a Sidney resident who died Friday at Memorial Hospital He worked 35 years with the Union Pacific retiring as a car inspector and was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church He is survived by a daughter and a half sister.

Samuel R. Sweet Sidney Memorial Hospital Memorial Rest Home Henry Monnich Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Gehrig and Son Greenwood Cemetery Sol Willis Sr L. M. Clinton Ed van Aelstyn George Lostroh Arthur Draper C. C. Chambers Elmer Sweet Union Pacific Denver Hilma S. Anderson

Nebraska October retail sales rise 4.2 percent

October retail sales in Nebraska increased 4.2 percent from September, with overall business activity up 9.9 percent month to month and 3.5 percent year over year. Thirteen of eighteen cities posted gains, led by Sidney, Chadron, and York, while McCook and Alliance posted declines.

Nebraska Business In Nebraska University of Nebraska Bureau of Business Research Chadron Sidney Norfolk York Falls City Hastings Lincoln North Platte Holdrege Omaha Fremont Columbus Kearney South Sioux City McCook Grand Island Broken Bow Alliance

Suit Filed Over City Drive In Debts

A district court petition by H. N. Boyd Co. seeks $1 701.71 from Roland Banks doing business as Banks Drive In and Banks Parkview Drive In for products purchased from the company.

H. N. Boyd Co Roland Banks Banks Drive Banks Parkview

City and county offices to close at noon Tuesday

Sidney city hall and county courthouse will shut down at noon next Tuesday December 24 in an announced closure. Officials urge residents to conduct essential business before the early closure and note limited services after noon.

City of Sidney

Toys for Needy Urged to Contact Fire Dept for Christmas Aid

Needy families seeking Christmas toys should notify the Sidney Volunteer Fire Dept or the city inspector's office by Monday night. The call for assistance emphasizes outreach through local agencies to distribute toys to eligible children.

Sidney Volunteer Fire Dept Fire Department

Accidents Reported In City Park And Hickory Street

A 1957 Dodge driven by Philip A. Miller, 17, sustained heavy damage after sliding into a tree in City Park around 9 50 p m with about 237 dollars in losses. A 1962 Valiant owned by Conrad Friede was struck on Hickory Street in front of Rail's Cafe by an unknown vehicle, with damages around 18 50 dollars.

Philip A. Miller 13Th Avenue Conrad Friede Hickory Street Rail

Ogallala Rejects Low Rent Housing Proposal

In a special election on Tuesday Ogallala voters rejected a low rent housing proposal by a margin of 778 to 11. The outcome blocks the planned housing project in the community.

Ogallala

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