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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1952
Page
2
Acolumnist mocks tennis culture and its unwritten rules while praising players like Savitt for temperamental outbursts. He lampoons crowd reactions, the emphasis on politeness, and the social ladder in lawn tennis, noting mixed doubles as a comic contrast and preferring more direct sports humor.
Letter argues Rep Miller erred in publicizing alleged inefficiencies at Sioux Ordnance Depot before proper internal inquiry. It defends the depot and its commander, praising overall performance while urging evidence before sensational exposure. The writer, a Miller ally, stresses need for careful investigations and warns against eroding faith in Congress.
Citizens of Sidney have long complained about inadequate street lighting. Women say they fear walking at night and children tremble on dark streets. Residents demand brighter illumination on main streets and in front of homes to restore safety and sleep.
A senator voices deep concern that Congress may abolish import restrictions on foreign dairy products. He fears a flood of imports could displace American dairy and harm family budgets as retail butter prices rise, while some dairymen already struggle to stay in business.
A fragmentary report describes sustained wind exposure and warnings as a weather system lingers across a western region. Readers are advised to brace for difficult conditions, with caution urged until winds ease. The text references safety steps and the potential for ongoing gusts over a week.
The text critiques congressional action on a nomination, mentions Sip-Pranian and atiame, and notes delayed remarks about primary elections and leadership. It laments late changes and expresses a cautious hope for the best amid unclear references to Dewey and political timing.
The piece criticizes State Department trade diplomacy as secretive and perfunctory, citing reduced tariffs on 2500 items and reliance on foreign partners. It links this with broader global exchanges, mentions imports from Communist China and satellite states, and condemns policies pushing toward a unified world economy. It also details Hoover Commission aims for executive efficiency and notes uncertain costs and staffing in the 1953 Bureau of Internal Revenue plan.
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