Hubert Liang Profile Highlights Courage and Travel
Hubert Liang, a United States based engineer and journalist with extensive travel across Europe Asia and America, has journeys totaling over 50 000 miles since spring 1944. He studied at DePauw University University of Detroit University of Chicago and the Ford School of Technology and worked for the Detroit News as a long time correspondent. During Japan Occupation of China he led underground resistance for eight months with colleagues and students facing beheadings and killings by Japanese forces.
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United States
Europe
Asia
China
DePauw University
University of Detroit
University of Chicago
Ford School of Technology
Shanghai
Mr. Liang
Oil leases renewed amid Chadron field history notes
Oil interest portions of Am erada leases in the Chadron field are renewed. Historical drilling near Banner county’s Kelly ranch in 1917 to 1921 reached 5697 feet and struck an old river bottom once carved by the North Platte. Agate's 1938 well reached 6849 feet and found Minnesosa lime before abandonment. Hawk Springs digs in 1925 reached 4,000 to 5,000 feet with little to show. Lyman’s 1938 Fairy Oil Company scope of 2200 feet hit shale oil but ended amid money disputes.
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Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Kelly Ranch
Sec
Banner County
North Platte
Agate
Minnesosa
Hawk Springs Way
Lyman
Fairy Oil Company
Boyd's-Fa- celebrates 25th anniversary with treats
Between noon and four p m a celebration marks Boyd's Fa s twenty fifth anniversary with treats handed out to children, ladies and men continuing from page 1.
Soil Program Review Urges Soil Fertility Replenishment
Clyde Johnson outlined the conservation plan and retirement of lower producing lands at a Cheyenne County meeting. He noted twenty years of involvement with the program and cited rapid soil fertility depletion under current farming practices. He warned that Panhandle dryland farmers must seriously consider replenishing soil nutrients.
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Clyde Johnson
Cheyenne County
Johnson
Panhandle
Sidney Whips Alliance 30-21 in Friday matchup
Sidney’s Maroons defeated Alliance 30 to 21 on Alliance hardwoods. Wilkes led Sidney with 10 points while Bonesteel added seven. Wright topped Alliance with seven. Also notes Weimer discharged from the Army returning to Safe Way Meat Market and Mrs. Weimer visiting Alliance. The Dryland Toughies 4-H Sheep club met February 1 with 10 members and five visitors. next meeting February 22. City Bowling League standings and recent results listed.
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Sidney Five
Alliance Cagers
Alliance
Bulldogs
Sidney
Maroons
Sidney Cagers
Jack Weimer
Safe Way Meat Market
Mrs. Weimer
Dryland Toughies
J. C. Peters
Loren Helms
Carl Madden
Verlin Livingston
Sidney Defeats Alliance in Close Friday Clash
Sidney cagers beat Alliance 31 to 20 in a fast paced game as three remaining regular season contests loom before the Class B district tournament. Sidney led 17-3 at halftime, then held off Alliance’s late charge despite foul trouble and cold shooting. The team now faces Bridgeport at home then Scottsbluff February 19 and Ogallala February 26.
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Sidney
Cagers
Alliance
Bridgeport
Maroons
Scottsbluff
Ogailala
Sidney Kids
Bulldogs
Mitchell's
Tigers
Gering
Chadron
Mitchell
Chappell
Kimball
Bayard
Minatare
Oshkosh
Big Springs
Fresh Break Even In Two Basketball Tilts
The Sidney Freshmen split two home games last week. They lost to St Pat's Reserves 11 to 14, then defeated Sidney Junior High. Peetz led St Pat's with eight points while Curless and Westover contributed for the Maroon freshmen. Coach Maley used 15 frosh as the Junior High fielded 11 players.
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Sidney
St. Pat's
Curless
Lye
Hiner
Malone
Willis
Westover
Willard
Ovender
Maley
Civil Service Returns to Peacetime Policy
The United States Civil Service Commission resumes peacetime operations after Truman's Executive order. Exams for regular civil service posts will be announced soon, with temporary appointments allowed in the interim. Preference goes to disabled veterans, then non disabled veterans, then displaced federal employees. those on war service appointments will face competitive exams for regular posts.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Truman
Civil Service Commission
Correction of Error on Lions Meeting Date
The Dalton Lions Club soil conservation meeting date was misstated. The correct date is Tuesday evening February 12th. Gummed typewriter labels are scarce, but available from The Telegraph Printing Co.
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Dalton Lions Club
The
Telegraph Printing Co
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