Detroit Reawakens in Auto Industry Titan Battle
Detroit resumes its prominent pace as Chrysler General Motors and Ford drive a fierce low priced field war. Chrysler’s Plymouth moves to six cylinder and expands production while GM Chevrolet stakes a policy of growth over cutbacks. Ford promises a new model after convalescence. The piece lauds Detroit's recovery, industrial vigor and national spirit amid fierce competition and shifting consumer values.
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Detroit
Circle City
Michigan
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Business Week
Defense for taxpayers shows Michigan tax revolt stance
One of four amendments to the Michigan state constitution passed by the people fixes a levy of 15 dollars per thousand on general property taxes. The piece argues nationwide tax restraint and urges limits on public spending, praising voter resolve against bureaucratic excess while noting political caution. The rest of the text mixes local notes about residents visiting relatives and upcoming events in Sidney, detailing visits, illnesses, travel, and business plans.
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Michigan
Regulation Needed to Curb Truck and Rail Rates
Letter argues interstate highway and railroad rate abuses threaten business and urges Congress to enact federal and state coordinated regulation. Warns trucks evade controls, risks higher taxes if rail losses are funded by taxation, and urges public action through representatives. Mentions U P Booster League, North Platte, and local notices.
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Ponsh
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oime
A. R. Kirkpatrick
U. P. Booster League
Local Briefs From Sidney Area Absent Missing Details
Internet to Sidney and Vicinity notes run through several short items. G Stockwick and wife head to Katy for family illness, J W Johnson marks two days of celebration this week, Mrs Howard Swain returns from Greeley after a sister’s death, Jack Heavrin heads to Bloomfield for winter with relatives, George Taylor travels to Newton for holidays, J S Sparks visits California to see his ill mother, William Burgess from Camp Funston visits brother F O Burgess and may relocate here.
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J. L. Barlow
Red
Cloud
Rob
John McFadden
Creighton University
Patsy McMullen
Neil McKee
Sidney
Irene McLernon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Denver
Vera
Baker
Omaha
W. J. Shoemaker
Esbow
Closman
Howard Adems
Ernest Sturt
Lexington Business College
Henry Pierburg
Garl Berkiard
Scottsbluff
Postoffice
SS. H. O'Neil
Anderson Hart-Parr Tractor Company
Howard Swain
Greeley
Ethel Barnett
Jack Heavrin
Bloomfield
George Taylor
American Bank
Newton
J. S. Sparks
California
William Burgess
Camp Funston
F. O. Burgess
Nebraska congressmen to meet in January on unity and aims
Nebraska Democratic congressmen are likely to call a January meeting to organize a united delegation for better committee assignments and other Nebraska interests. They may also select a candidate for speaker. Shallenberger, the senior member, is expected to lead the delegation if elected. Burke of Omaha and Carpenter of Scottsbluff may attend the conference and participate in the next session. Howard currently chairs Indian Affairs and sits on several other committees. Shallenberger sits on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
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Nebraska
Shalienberger
Heeward
Morehead
Burke
Omaha
Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Couse
Howard
Shallenberger
Cm Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Feature Column by Cheyenne County Lady Readers
A weekly Telegraph News feature aimed at women readers. The column, written by a local Cheyenne County lady, is described by the publisher as one of the publication's finest features in the women’s pages.
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Ne Telegraph
Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nébr
Telegraph News
Sone One
Telegraph-News
Legion of Feminine
Holding on in hard times and the road ahead
A column reflecting on resilience during economic strain urges perseverance and high courage. It cites Ella Wheeler Wilcox on smiling through adversity, weighs national and state finances, praises frugal living, stresses education funding vigilance, and critiques wartime debt debates and Hoover Roosevelt cooperation.
Plan of action and cooperation between Roosevelt and Hoover
The passage describes two men agreeing on a plan of action, Roosevelt proposing a course not mentioned by Hoover, and Hoover’s freedom to reject without bitterness. It notes the action as wise or possibly wiser under the circumstances and cautions against acrimony if rejected.
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Hoog‘er
Roosevelt
War Debt Commission
Hoover
Wilson
Mr. Hoover
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Sidney and Vicinity
Telegraph
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Potter
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National Organization of the Ben Franklin League
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