Christmas commerce and small town life in Sidney
The Sidney Telegram reports holiday shopping at Pioneer and Star Clothing stores, a bar opening, Christmas gifts for St Claus, local fare at Exchange Meat Market, and civic notes including lodge efforts, road work, school listings, and notable deaths. Decisions on saloon hours, a gas stove fire, and new local business moves are noted along with community events and a rabbit hunt planned near Dalton.
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Pioneer Clothing
Star Clothing House
Jack Frost
Pioneer Clothing Store
Exchange Meat Market
Front St
Claus
Arkansaw John
Sidney
S. R. Propst
P.O
Fitch
Dudley Rogers
Star
M. M. Bowman
J. W. Johnson
Sidney Nobies
Bunker Hill
Farm Bureau
G. E B. Burk
H. G. Gould
Lodgepole
John Poppin
Gurley
Gary Cooper Portrays General Billy Mitchell and Blurred Identities
The writer laments film depictions blending real figures with actors, arguing Gary Cooper erases Billy Mitchell’s identity by playing him. He notes other icons like Spencer Tracy and Lana Turner are reimagined, Morgan actors and roles, and worries about public perception of historical figures.
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Gary Cooper
Billy Mitchell
Old Billy
Coop
Father Flanagan
Spencer Tracy
Thomas Edison
Jane Froman
Susan Hayward
Madame Curie
Tke Greer Garson
Alexander Graham Bell
Don Ameche
Ernest Borgnine
Audie Murphy
Audie
Henry VIII
Charles Laughton
Captain Bligh
Billy
Nebraska's Outdoors gains notice for recreation growth
The Lincoln Star notes Nebraska's rising attention to hunting and fishing resources. It praises Gene Kemper and Alliance Times-Herald for reporting better goose hunting in Box Butte County and deer hunting success across western counties, while acknowledging Nebraska trails behind rivals in wildlife numbers but has made progress in 15 years under Paul Gilbert.
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Lincoln Star
Gene Kemper
Alliance Times-Herald
Box Butte County
Kemper
Alliance
Nebraska
Paul Gilbert
Nebrska
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
The Glorification Of Mothers-In-Law Week
A humorous essay praises mothers-in-law while noting their tough role and common misperceptions. It argues for an association to celebrate them and suggests a dedicated week to honor their virtues, while acknowledging the delicate balance they maintain with their families.
New Kind of War Shift in Cold War Tactics
Secretary Dulles warns the Soviet Union will persevere by nonmilitary means to spread its system. Analysts note a shift from weapons to ideas and diplomacy, with economic pressure and propaganda as key tools in the ongoing cold war. President Eisenhower frames American resolve and unity of 165 million free citizens in pursuing a durable peace.
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Geneva
Dulles
Soviet Union
Sylvia Porter
Egypt
U. S. News & World Report
Russia
Business Week
Nile
Aswan
U. S. News
Hitler
U. S
Europe
Far East
NATO
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Harold Keith Honored For Community Spirit In Town
The newspaper salutes Harold Keith, longtime Santa Claus and safety advocate, for his year round efforts. He visits patients at the hospital, cheers children, supports the Safety Council, helps the Chamber of Commerce, funds Christmas lighting, and chairs the Yuletide display effort.
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Keith
Santa Claus
St. Nick
The
Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
CAB overreach harms airlines in Alaska
The Civil Aeronautics Board is criticized for paternalistic control of routes and carrier eligibility. The writer argues airlines should freely choose where to operate while meeting CAB safety standards.
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Ketchukan
Alaska
Daily News
Civil Arronautics Board
CAB
Wheat group disputes editorial on Rep. Miller’s influence
A Nebraska Wheat Growers Association member challenges a Telegraph editorial asserting Rep. A. L. Miller of Nebraska's Fourth District backs the association's views. The critic says Miller offered little help until the group gained political clout and warns quarrelling over past actions could do more harm than good while noting Miller is powerful in Washington.
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Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
the Telegraph
Rep
A. L. Miller
Nebraska
Rep. Miller
Washington
Modern farming shifts to paper work and big words
In Salem Oregon and Antigo Wisconsin daily papers, farmers must blend science and poetry, becoming financiers and writers. The Salem note says farming now mixes paperwork and terms like blend price and aureomycin with Shakespearean flair. The Antigo comment predicts a future push for Washington to guarantee profitable operations for distributors as well as producers.
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Salem
Jim Brady
P. T. Barnum
Antigo
Wisc
Daily: Journal
Washington
kCROSS Puzzle Clues Mix Curvy Cathe and More
Crossword puzzle entries mingle curve cathe fruit witness capital of Brazil and many more clues across and down. Includes entries like think alike imperil good seed coating sheltered Armenian river measure of Malacca fruit drink and other varied terms.
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Brazil
Flattened cookie shapes from tablespoon drops method
Instruction describes shaping rough cookie dough by placing a tablespoon on a greased sheet and flattening with the base of a tumbler wrapped in a damp cloth to create a gently flattened cookie.
Holiday Fashion Rules For dances and dates
The feature outlines holiday dress trends and etiquette for 20s era proms. It notes long torso crinolines and white glitter gowns, chic hair by Jean DeChant, and a mix of heels and flats. It describes duties for girls and boys on formal dates including corsages, car rides, and punctuality.
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Jean DeChant
New York
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John Shobert
Adair
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Axel
Sidney Johnson
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Thomas Golden
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Helen Peetz
Albert Grage
FOX Theatre
Sidney Merchants
Lions Club
Milo G. Rice
Fred Siedow
Goldwyn Doran
C. S. Radcliffe
J. L. Tewell
Guy V. Doran
H. H. O’neil
Ruby Furer
Leroy D. Willey
State Extension Office
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A. E. Wright
State
Cheyenne
Ann Jorgensen
Telegraph
Grand Prairie
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Steffens
Mondasy
Henry Monnich
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Bethlehem
Ernest Wickard
Herbert
Stevens
C. ¥. Ehlers
Sunal
Goldwin Dolan
Country Club
Donna
Carl Schmidt
Jane Boyd
Job
Men of Christ
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Roy Greenlee
J. K. Mahr
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Methodist Church
Martha Pfeil
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Ed Klock
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Elmo Lincoln
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Lex Barker
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Will Rogers
Will Rogers, Jr
Sherlock Holmes
Basil Rathbone
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Edward Arnold
Charlie Chan
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Gen. Curtis LeMay
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Idney
Harold Keith
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