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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1958

Page

5

Small town pride vs expert forecasts in America

Editorial extols locals in Potter who raised 15050 to aid a memorial and hospital addition, opposing the era of experts. It argues community spirit, loyalty, and neighborly action prove more meaningful than big scale planning, citing national ideals and historical resolve.

United States Potter Biéalige Tiey Thud Prine Ain’ Potter New York City Euca Weiter Potter Hay Plymouth Rock Hay America

Federal support for science education sparks fierce opposition

The article notes strong pushback from top educators against federal underwriting of science education. Critics fear federal money becomes a lever of control and prefer private funding from industry, foundations, and individuals. It contrasts promises of vast Washington spending with warnings of Soviet Sputnik progress and the paradox of self-destruction as a nation while guarding against external threats.

Wall Street Journal Washington Fedee Cde I Fideral Jyhat

Truth and Clarity on Communism in Hazlitt’s Newsweek

Henry Hazlitt argues in Newsweek that truth and clarity are needed on every intellectual level to counter communism. He asserts government ownership is inefficient, socialism impoverishes, dialectical materialism is nonsense, the class struggle is false, and workers and managers are cooperative in production within a private capitalist system.

Henry Hazlitt Newsweek

Realism on Nebraskas Oil Industry and Tax Debate

Nebraskas oil and gas sector has produced about 54 million dollars last year while exploration and development spending topped 8.0 million. Since 1949 oil companies have invested heavily without reaching break even, risking long-term balance unless major discoveries emerge in coming years.

Nebraska

Pay TV Forces in Public Debate Spark Strong Opposition

A tangled discussion on pay television unfolds with lawmakers, media groups, and industry advocates arguing for and against the model. Critics warn of pressure from powerful interests, while supporters claim pay TV could fund new programming and innovation amid a crowded media landscape.

Congressional Committee Leddisbury Ceruanayil Atv Hidse

Big Money in Industry Hidden Costs Behind Profits

A Standard Oil of Indiana note explains how replacing a $19,000 pipe bender with a $72,090 model requires nearly $1,000,000 in annual income to cover after tax profits. It argues profits are not simple gain and that large equipment purchases create jobs for two workers, underscoring the hidden capital costs behind corporate earnings.

Standard Oil Company of Indiana Aed Gale

The Big Sponge Thera of Oregon Tax Take

Oregon produced overall income just over 3 billion last year. Of that total, 1.165 billion was absorbed by direct taxes fees licenses contributions and other compulsory assessments excluding hidden taxes as noted by the Oregon Voter.

Thera Oregon

Editorial Advocates Polio Shots for 2 Month Infants

A guest editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association urges polio vaccinations for infants as young as two months. In 1956 attack rates of paralytic polio were highest among children under five, with the largest share in that group.

Journal of the American Medical Association

Trendex Poll Finds Parents Prioritize Higher Teacher Pay

A late Trendex News Poll shows American parents rating higher teacher pay as more important than improving school buildings and facilities. The survey highlights a strong preference for teacher compensation over infrastructure upgrades.

Trendex Igher

I Do Not Wish To Visit The Moon

A reader declares no desire to join a space trip, mocking moon cheese and lunar mysteries. He prefers earthly questions about life and science, expresses indifference to space, and vows to keep one foot on solid ground while pursuing local knowledge.

Moon Outer

Nebraska property taxes up 5.1 percent says council

The Nebraska Citizens Council reports total property taxes for the year rose to 149.549 million dollars from 142.28 million, a 5.1 percent increase. School taxes climbed 7.4 percent to 74 million, county levies up 5.9 percent to 23.6 million, state taxes 2.3 percent to 24.5 million, and city taxes 2.6 percent to 22.9 million, while township and district levies declined.

Nebraska Citizens Council

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed

A cryptic style crossword lists across and down clues with numbers and fragmented phrases, including terms like timber tree, meadow, transport, ravine, beard, grain, and various nouns, with many OCR distortions and mispunctuated entries. The jumble reflects a historical puzzle page fragment with partial clues and garbled wording.

Smithsonian Gathers Presidential China Across Eras

Smithsonian displays historic presidential dinnerware in First Ladies Hall. Pieces include Hayes, Harrison, Roosevelt era porcelain, Lenox sets from Wilson to Hoover, Roosevelt and Truman service items, and a Wedgewood colony design. The collection spans Adams to Taft era pieces with various seals and state borders.

Washington Smithsonian Institution Rutherford B. Hayes Benjamin Harrison Theodore Roosevelt Smithsonian Whits House Executive Mansion China John Adams Madison Monroe John Quincy Adams Jackson van Buren Polk Lincoln Grant Garfield White House Wilson Harding Coolidge Hoover Roosevelt Truman Wiserhowe Wilcons Trentonyi Franklin Eisenhower Lenox United ‘States Taft

Eating should be a pleasant, pressure free family meal

Health guidance urges making meals enjoyable for children and avoiding coercion. Parents should model healthy eating, respect food preferences, and reduce table tensions while letting a child self regulate hunger and portions based on natural cues.

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