Sidney Telegraph Official Newspaper Description
The Sidney Telegraph is Cheyenne County's official newspaper published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska. It is Western Nebraska's oldest paper dating to 1873 and holds AP and Nebraska Press Association memberships.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Lth Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Western
Help of Laughter Through Lincoln’s Grim Times
The piece highlights Abraham Lincoln as a man of tragedy who endured vast burdens and fanaticism that felled him. It notes his enduring humor, recounts a wartime rebuke and his reply, and argues that humor offers strength to face crises and sustain resolve.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Congress
Supreme Court ruling sparks charges of censorship risk
Commentary notes a Supreme Court decision allowing prior censorship of films prompts widespread disagreement. Chief Justice Warren’s dissent is highlighted, urging protection of freedom of expression and warning that censorship undermines other liberties. The piece argues for default public airing and court review of challenges.
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Supreme Court
Warren
Times Film
Chicago
Sidney Jaycees Win 1962 State Convention
The Sidney Jaycees earned overdue congratulations for securing the 1962 state convention. The event will bring thousands of dollars and boost Sidney as a premier convention center, exposing hundreds of young business and professional men to the community and encouraging them to praise Sidney back home.
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Sidney Jaycees
Jaycee
Sidney
Nebraska
Fair Play for Cuba Group Sparks Campus Debate
A university students’ Fair Play for Cuba committee draws protests as critics insist state funds should be cut to halt what they call Castro sympathizers. The piece argues that suppressing differing views harms the system and that robust discussion beats censorship.
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Cuba
The New Frontier Seen As Rough Road Ahead
The critique notes JFK's State of the Union falls short of high hopes. It describes an unfriendly world with dangers and outsized challenges ahead for the nation. The piece contrasts expectations with a sobering appraisal of the New Frontier.
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JFK
State of the Union
Study proposes Nebraska combination sales income tax plan
A four part proposal LB421 LB422 LB423 would merge sales and income taxes with a two percent sales tax and graduated income tax up to four percent for individuals and two percent for corporations. It outlines withholding and distribution to fund property relief and schools while noting possible amendments and exemptions. Senators Jensen Waldo Orme and McCosh introduced the measure.
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Scottsbluff Star-Hereld
Frank Morrison
Dwight Burney
Burney
Omaha
Sens
Hans Jensen
Aurora
Willard Waldo
DeWitt
Fern Orme
Lincoln
Theodore McCosh
Gering
Legislature Should Consider Bill to Fund State Parks
Nebraska lawmakers review a bill raising the State Park Fund levy from 1/8 to 3/5 mill. Six senators from across the state sponsor the measure. The Revenue Committee heard testimony but delayed moving it to the floor. Supporters argue park funding boosts recreation, tourism, business, and future industrial growth.
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Lincoln Evening Journal
Nebraska
Revenue Committee
U. S. Should Stay Out of Private Health Insurance Boom
The Alliance Times Herald reports a Chamber of Commerce supplement showing rapid growth in voluntary private health insurance from 29 million in 1945 to 128 million by 1959 with major medical plans expanding coverage. It warns a federal Social Security style program could wreck a booming private sector and shift government into health care.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Sleeper bill eyed to legalize secondary boycotts in construction
The US Chamber of Commerce warns a new Congress measure could legalize secondary boycotts not only in construction but also in office and factory work. It would affect painting and maintenance crews year round, extending penalties to innocent businesses and workers tied to struck plants.
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Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Kennedy
Organized Labor
The Kitchen Paint Saga and a Husband’s Warnings
A husband recounts the chaos of painting a small kitchen from color schemes to replacing utensils and appliances. He warns newlyweds that painting triggers renovations, curtain changes, and a cascade of costly housekeeping tasks driven by a wife's evolving design plan.
Hospital costs to rise, says national hospital head
In Gearhart Oregon the director of the National Hospital Association, Dr Edwin L Crosby, warned a state hospital meeting that hospitalization costs have risen about 5 percent yearly over five years and will likely continue. He noted schooling costs rose 200 percent in a decade while patient care costs climbed 100 percent.
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Gearhart
Ore
The
National Hospital Association
Edwin L. Crosby
Oregon Hospital Group
Crosby
Crossword Clue Answers Grid Entered
Filled crossword style clues with across entries including disinclined tool bird color titles knack ship record microbe metric measure and more as a compact puzzle list with a final note for grandparents relation clues
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Mohammed
Atlantic
Velocity of one foot Fer second to Pressing Jap marine
The list presents a set of numbered clues and partial phrases ranging from speed and actions to figures in myth and literature. It appears as a glossary style puzzle mapping terms like Heron Slime Italian guessing game and Queen of the fairies to terse hints and cross references.
Panhandle Mother dining out with four kids earns weary lessons
A Panhandle mother shares humorous reflections on dining with four children. The piece notes kids target checks, apps of crackers, and tips, while parents set spending limits, cope with table theater, and brace for the inevitable chorus of questions about cost.
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Harry
Or Trade Try The Telegraph Wantads
Classifieds encourage readers to use the Telegraph wantads to trade goods and support local merchants with notices and offers.
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Telegraph
Plastic-Roofed Shelter Cuts Lamb Losses in California Trials
A simple plastic-roofed, open-sided shelter dramatically reduces newborn lamb deaths in northern California coastal range experiments by State and USDA researchers. Built for 7 to 10 cents per square foot, the design saves at least one lamb per 100 born and could repay costs, with further testing advised before wider ranch use.
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USDA
California
D. T. Torres
C. F. Kelly
California Agricultural Experiment Station
ARS
Thayer Cleaver
Hopland Field
Wyoming Launches 12 Year Range Study Near Douglas
A 12 000 acre range management study called the Northern Plains Pilot Ranch begins near Douglas Wyoming. Led by the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture the 12 year project tests fencing reseeding fertilization and sage brush spraying on a commercial block to bridge lab research with real ranching outcomes. It aims to inform ranchers teachers and extension programs while evaluating costs and profits of intensified range control and management.
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Douglas
Wyoming
Wyoming University
College of Agriculture
Northern Plains
Time Saver Tractor Drive Shaft Improves Elevator Haul
A tractor powered system uses a telescoping drive shaft with universal joints at each end to connect the tractor to the grain elevator. This design eliminates the need for perfect PTO alignment, reducing time spent maneuvering the tractor between field and elevator.
Woman pawns savings to pay funeral travel costs
Solana Beach California AB reports a woman withdrew 25.59 from a savings account opened jointly with her mother to fund a plane ticket costing 251.79 for the mother's funeral trip.
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Solana Beach
Calif
Ast
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