Lincoln lighting lesson shown by NBC photographer
Photographer Donald Hyatt demonstrated how lighting alters Lincoln’s mood during filming for Meet Mr Lincoln at the Memorial. Using a single 750 watt light to reveal compassion, and low lighting to evoke power or despair, the technique created varied expressions on the face of the marble statue, illustrating photography's mood shaping.
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AP Newsfeatures
Lincoln
Washington
Daniel Chester
Brench
Niele Seagtas
Donald Hyatt
National Broadcasting Co
Mr. Lincoln
Walt Whitman
Illinois
Hyatt
Pontiac Sedan Tops Economy Test In Harsh Conditions
The 1959 Pontiac Catalina four door with a 420 E engine averaged 18.967 mpg in a 120 mile economy run sponsored by the Sports Car Club of America. Richard Cahill of St. Louis noted the test used city and open road driving in subzero weather. The Pontiac placed fourth, behind six cylinder Chevrolet Studebaker and Rambler entries.
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Sports Car Club of America
Richard Cahill
St. Louis
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Sister Of Mrs. Harte Dies In Michigan
Mrs E W Neese aged 54 sister of Mrs W D Harte of Sidney died Sunday at Gross Point Michigan after a long illness. Mrs Harte left Monday to attend funeral services. Survivors include her husband her mother Mrs W W Crincross of Eau Claire Wisconsin another sister Mrs Milton Dodds of Omaha and a brother Stanley L Crincross of Phoenix Arizona.
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E .W. Neese
W. D. Harte
Sidney
Gross Point
Mich
Harte
W. W. Crincross
Eau Clair
Wis
Milton Dodds
Omaha
Stanley L. Crincross
Phoenix
Ariz
Spent Dollars at Home Stay at Home
Local shoppers report sizable spending on home goods as stay at home trends persist. Families prioritize furniture, kitchenware, and decor, fueling a surprising uptick in retail traffic across major retailers and online platforms.
KSID Radio Schedule Highlights A Weekend Lineup
A detailed KSID program grid lists Saturday and Sunday broadcasting from early morning through night. It includes News and Weather, Farm features, music shows, sports coverage, and specialty programs such as Paul Harvey, Record Varieties, and local community notes across various time slots. The schedule features multiple repeats and cross references for MONDAY and SATURDAY entries, naming programs, times, and offerings.
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News & Weather &Co
Paul Harvey
J. Fred
National Guard
British Information Service
Nebraska
Capitol Dome
John Daly
Edward P. Morgan
Tommy Gumma
Sidney
Lawrence Welk Shaw
House of Wax
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sammy Kaye
U.S.A
Sun Life Reports 1958 Record Sales and Strong Surplus
Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada reports 1958 sales of 990 million dollars, an eight percent rise from 1957, with in force life insurance up to 38.357 billion and group insurance at 3.097 billion. The company earned 250 million in income from all sources and increased surplus to 160.091 million, while assets reached a record 2.214 billion. Policyholders received 159 million in benefits, with 110 million to living policyholders.
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Montreal
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
United States
George W. Bourke
Sun Life
Sun Life Insurance
Bourke
Sidney area farmers tour Rock Island factory trip
Nine Sidney area farmers left Denver by private train Thursday for an inspection tour of International tractor works and the combine factory at Rock Island and East Moline Illinois. They will be guests of International Harvester and MacCormick Farm Equipment of Sidney. Accompanying store personnel are Harold Pals Frank Wiese Leo Zwick and Koen Anderson.
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Sidney
Denver
International Tractor Works
Rock Island
East Moline
Illinois
McCormick
International Harvester
MacCormick
Fred and
Bob Rasgarshek
Kimball
Chris Tremain
Petter
Harvey Miles
Sunol
James Sterling
Lodgepole
Jens Jensen
Peetz
Fred Kriese
Gurley
Harold Kettler
John Ehmke
Harold Pals
Frank Wiese
Leo Zwick
Koen Anderson
Rush Creek Community Roller Skating Night and Social Events
Young people attended a roller skating party in Sidney on Thursday evening hosted by District 80. Rush Creek Willing Workers held a Valentine Party at Edwin Boehmer home with prizes for George French Lloyd Dykman Mrs Lloyd Dykman and Mrs Eddie Borges. Willard Frenich won the door prize. A lunch of sandwiches and pie followed. Several local families and individuals are listed as guests and visitors across Sunday through Thursday gatherings at various homes in Sidney and nearby.
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Sidney
Rush Creek
Edwin Boehmer
Pitch
George French
Lloyd Dykman
Eddie Borges
Willard Frenich
Faymond Franzen and Sons
Geroge
Floyd Miller
Arden
Donald Meier
Anna Thompson
Carol
Carl Jurgens
Lavern Bauer
Edward Borges
Harold Borges
George Frerichs
Georgia
Jaye Schmid
Ed Boehmer
Jim Payne
Kenny Sandy
For Rent Punch Bowl and Cups For Special Occasions
Advertisement note offering rental of a punch bowl and cups for special occasions with contact to call or see in person.
Sidney Residents Attend Diverse Weekend Visits and Celebrations
Horst and Caleb Payne traveled to Lincoln Saturday joining Mrs Payne who cared for her daughter and granddaughter. they returned Sunday. Lloyd Dykman visited Monday. David stayed overnight with his grandparents Sunday. Lavern Bauer and boys visited Carl Smith Saturday. supper guests of Clarence Horst family. Ron Hunt, Gene Payne of Sidney, Cecil Payne of Chappell, James Payne drove to Alma Wednesday for Mrs Kenneth Payne funeral. Mrs John Frerichs and others dined with Mrs John Folkerts of Sidney. Carl Jurgens and Barbara attended Saturday night at Dale Whitefoot home for Brenda Jean’s 4th birthday. Lloyd Dykman family Friday with Paul Huff. Floyd Bruns family visited Debbe Brians Wednesday. Anna Thompson and Cadadled Tuesday afternoon in Carl Jurgens home. Ralph Englert and Jorena with Anna Thompson and Carl and Floyd Bruns families Friday evening in Irene Thompson home for Esther birthday.
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Sidney
Brenda Jean
Lloyd Dykman
Paul Huff
Floyd Bruns
Debbe Brians
Anna Thompson
Carl Jurgens
Ralph Englert
Jorena
Carl
Irene Thompson
Esther
Alliance Guard Unit Strength Quota Cut
Lt Gordon C Mills says Alliance National Guard unit strength quota reduced to 50 enlisted and officers. Robby Weston away at Ft Benning. he returns March 9. Recruitment underway to meet new quota and soon conclude once reached.
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Alliance
National Guard
Gordon C. Mills
Mills
Robby Weston
Ft Benning
Weston
Sieet Mills
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