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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1959
Page
7
Nebraska health officials note heart disease rises with high fat consumption and cholesterol levels. Research shows saturated fats elevate cholesterol while unsaturated fats lower it. A cholesterol test is advised as part of annual physicals.
Historians debate how Saint Valentine came to symbolize Valentine’s Day with a pagan gift culture. Some suggest name confusion and Roman festival appropriation by early Church fathers. The article notes Norman speech shifts and connections to a February 15 festival, shaping the Feb 14 feast.
Hollywood society notes detail Sigrid Gurie and Col. Lynn Abbott marrying by long distance telephone on December 30 after a snowbound delay. The couple plans a year in Europe and meet in February in New York. Nelson Eddy attended, singing at the ceremony as Abbott listened via phone. Marilyn Monroe calls friends about Europe and the France Oscar trip for The Prince and the Showgirl. Lindsay Crosby ends Army days. Connie Stevens competes for roles. Cecil B. De Mille’s death affects Paramount. Jack Pennick recalls De Mille’s wartime kindness. Hedy Lamarr tours after illness. Bob Wagner’s Jaguar gift to Natalie Wood marks anniversary and birthday, with Paris-based company La Nouvelle Eve crew delayed at Le Havre. Elmer Rhoden Jr. wrecks a car in Kansas City.
The Technicolor Walt Disney feature Tonka depicts the 7th Cavalry under General George Armstrong Custer. Jerome Courtland and Philip Carey portray officers with Sal Mineo and Rafael Campos starring in supporting roles.
Broadcast listings show KSID daily schedule with signs on at 6:30 and regular segments from Sunrise Serenade to Nighttime Billboards. The fragment also notes an Egypt billboard claim from World Book Encyclopedia referencing ancient stone messaging along roads and highways.
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