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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1945
Page
2
Advertising and business matters in the staff notice list. The memo names roles including advertising and circulation management with newsroom acknowledgments.
Editorial urges New Year reflection beyond money. True value lies in love, health, happiness, and friendships, not material possessions. Riches like fortune or status pale beside a loving family and inner well being.
The piece argues that demanding access to GM or UAW books invites manipulation of figures. It credits Walter Reuther with shaping the public clash to avoid disclosures. It urges a genuine accord between labor and capital and a thorough overhaul of practices to restore American business norms.
The piece argues socialism communism and fascism are political tools used by a few for power. It contends these movements promise utopia but deliver material gain to organizers, urging readers to think clearly and see through promises that vanish under analysis.
The Cheyenne County effort, led by Glenn Spearow and his co workers, achieved a flawless record in eight war loan drives by exceeding quota each time. The public willingly invested in bonds, with three dollars yielding four, demonstrating voluntary support without coercion. The article lauds the community's commendable response and prominent leadership.
Cheyenne county boasts a diverse population with many races and descendants of early immigrants. The community is described as energetic thrifty religious and congenial, a melting pot for the world that has shown burning loyalty to America.
The nation needs 15 million new homes in a decade with 2 million needed now. Obstacles include material and labor shortages and rising prices. A government push for homes under 10000 is criticized as impractical since many families cannot afford such prices without substantial savings and high incomes.
The writer laments overindulgence during Christmas and Thanksgiving, jokes with a doctor's verdict that the stomach ages faster than the mind, and vows temperance by St Patrick's Day though festive temptations threaten. He imagines quieter 1946 plans, longs for youth, and ends with a New Year note and a pencil stock pitch from The Telegraph Printing Co.
Chairman Harold J. Laski of Britain's Labour Party returned to London after a U S visit and urged better Britain America understanding especially in the Middle West. He also argued for abandoning free enterprise in favor of planned international socialism. He has returned home, perhaps leaving his views behind.
A series of social visits and gatherings share details of local families around Christmas. The Lorenzo Women’s Club held a Christmas party with thirteen members, gifts exchanged, and secret pals revealed. Friends and relatives visited, dined, and attended a school program, highlighting community ties and holiday cheer.
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