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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1955
Page
9
The Sidney Telegraph Cites A. Tri-Weekly publication by J C Bush and Jack H Lowe. It lists mailing details and price structure for within and beyond a 50 mile zone and notes regular issues published at 830 Avenue Sidney Nebraska every Mayday Tuesday and Friday afternoon with Cheyenne County as the city and region served.
Residents weigh a contested tower location amid safety concerns from the State Aeronautics Commission. Denver Electric Co. favors a site near Sidney for clear reception, while criticism cites potential air hazards and impact on airline service.
The author argues President Eisenhower should avoid confirming a second term to preserve his authority and prevent a Republican succession fight that could help Democrats win in 1956. Keeping him guessing is deemed beneficial for national leadership and party cohesion.
The text urges unity and urges against tossing weight around or backtracking on progressive steps already taken, emphasizing the need for calm, deliberate consideration and steady policy movement.
The article explains how to decide between standard and itemized deductions, covers new nonbusiness deduction provisions including contributions interests medical care and child care, and outlines limits for heads of households and separate returns. It details changes effective for 1954 with examples of deductions for medical costs alimony and other itemized considerations.
City Recorder E Lloyd Wilcox and a lawyer sampled the jar once used for pickled pigs feet now found to hold other contents. Police testified a woman charged with untaxed whisky poured the liquid down a drain when approached. The lawyer tasted the dregs and grimaced, ending the matter.
In Moscow the struggle among Stalin's heirs sharpens as Georgi Malenkov resigns as premier, citing farm policy errors and lack of experience. Nikolai Bulganin succeeds him while Nikita Khrushchev emerges as the driving force behind the turnover and leadership shuffle.
The Delaware State Supreme Court ruled the Milford Board of Education lacked authority to admit 10 Negro pupils to an all white school last September. The piece also surveys U.S. political shifts and Soviet leadership, detailing Khrushchev’s rise, Malenkov’s position, and Molotov’s hardline foreign policy stance as the USSR edges toward broader tensions.
The ouster of Prime Minister Mendes France signals a likely string of short lived postwar French governments. Analysts warn the cabinet shift may delay West Germany sovereignty talks while Moscow presses on with a broad, cautious push on all fronts under Lenin Stalin influenced leadership. Western statesmen are advised to monitor Soviet military figures as policy moves unfold.
The notice lists key deadlines and observances for the American Legion including a 36th founding anniversary on February 16 and a February 20 event tied to Brotherhood activities. It includes references to community member ViceK and related ceremonies.
Former Russian Premier Georgi Malenkov warned in a March speech that a new world war with modern weapons would destroy world civilization. Foreign Minister Molotov, in a current speech, argued that in eventual war world civilization would not perish, but the rotten social system oppressing peoples would be destroyed.
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