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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1948
Page
12
The Telegraph entered at the post office at Litney Nebraska as second class mail matter. Rates are 4 3.50 per year inside 50 mile zone and s4.1u per year outside 50 mile zone.
The editorial cites Tom Allington’s two month US mission on European hunger and critiques Merry Christmas as hollow amid rationing. It urges humility in aid to England France Germany Greece Turkey and China while praising volunteer firefighters for selfless service and endorses Justice Jackson on cautious Cold War policy.
The Lowes offer a Christmas message urging kindness and neighborly spirit. They reflect on personal shortcomings and the need for peace, justice, and unity, addressing readers in Sidney and Cheyenne County and extending wishes to friends near and far. They cite world leaders and nations as symbols of hope and the enduring meaning of Christmas.
Greater Cheyenne County Safety Council coordinates December traffic safety drive with National Safety Council. Harold Keith warns holiday tragedy could strike 22 000 homes, urging public to reduce speed, watch for pedestrians, and avoid overindulgence. The nationwide effort includes 130 organizations and a local safety program.
The Nebraska State Safety Council reports a notable drop in highway fatalities for 1948 compared with the previous year, announced on December 20.
Governor Val Peterson urged Nebraskans to practice personal safety during the holiday season. He warned that accidents affect individuals and families and called on all to join the State Safety Council and State Safety Patrol to ensure a merrier Christmas.
Government loans cover 20,415,899 bushels of wheat and 6,092,976 bushels of corn in Nebraska. PMA notes rush to loan corn, with 5,232 loans on 6,092,976 bushels and about 5,500 applications for six million more. Wheat loans total 19,325 on 20,415,899 bushels, surpassing all but the 32,000,000 bushels in 1948.
Metal and cardboard filing trays offered in three standard sizes. Includes an A Z index to fit the tray set, as advertised by The Telegraph.
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