Editorial BAD FAITH SOMEWHERE
The City of Sidney faces a costly suit over a power plant engine foundation failure. It paid repairs and seeks reimbursement from R. W. Hughes Co and Continental Casualty Co, while fault remains debated among engineers and the engine maker. The paper urges all contractors and insurers to bear responsibility and avoid city burdens.
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Sidney
R. W. Hughes Co
Omaha
Continental Causalty Co
Chicago
Continental Casualty Co
Still Growing as Sidney Builds Record 1951 Units
Building permit records for the first forty days of 1951 show Sidney approaching unprecedented growth. Total permits already top 450000 dollars, a pace not reached until June of last year. If government freezes stay mild, a new two million dollar record may be surpassed.
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Sidney
Sterner treatment urged for driving law violators in Nebraska
The article argues for harsher penalties for habitual offenders and those who drive under liquor influence. It contends fines and license suspensions fail to deter and calls for jail time to curb dangerous behavior, noting repeated violators often kill themselves and others. The piece urges maximum enforcement to protect public safety.
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Nebraska
Opinion From Grass Roots Panels On War Production
A collection of editorial excerpts from LI areas urging efficiency and reform. Grass roots voices call for cutting civilian waste, trimming government bureaus, expanding private power, and opposing high taxes as costly to consumers. Critics label federal actions as hobbling industry and a burdensome grid of public programs.
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Lawndale
Calif
Tribune
Washington
Somersht
Daily American
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Daily Herald
Schaghticore
N. Y
SUN
Palm Beach
Fla
Post-Times
Farm Bills Spotlighted At Lincoln Legislature
Nebraska legislature screens 42 farm bills in agriculture committee led by Sen. Bill Hern Chadron. Bills range from L B 521 shifting aerial spraying to agriculture to L B 1 creating division of wheat utilization and L B 455 creating watershed districts. Committee aims to dispose bills rapidly with members Marvel Hastings Moulton Lusienski Duis Adams Cramer Prohs Williams.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Ag Committee
Bill Hern
Chadron
Aeronautics Department
Agriculture Department
Hern
Dick Marvel
Hastings
William Moulton
Omaha
Ed Lusienski
Columbus
Herb Duis
Gothenburg
Tom Adams
Glenn Cramer
Albion
Otto Prohs
Gering
W. J. Williams
Ravenna
L. B
Carmody
Babcock, Hoyt
Lusienski
U. S
McKnight
Marvel
Liebers
State Soil Conservation Committee
Cole
Board of Control
Nelson
Person
Peterson
Douis
Kotouc
Hoyt
Williams
Remembering the Valentine Day of Yesteryear
An essayist recalls his youth on Valentine’s Week, noting the Firemen’s Ball as the era’s social center. He paints scenes of flirtation, first kisses, and courtship rituals, contrasting then modern dating with bygone rural life and stern parental rule.
Food Knowledge Helps Shoppers Measure Servings From Produce
A U S Department of Agriculture guidance helps homemakers estimate servings per pound for common vegetables. A half cup is a standard serving for most vegetables, with per pound yields ranging from two to eight servings due to waste and cooking shrinkage. It lists specific figures for asparagus, lima beans, snap beans, beets, broccoli, sprouts, cabbage, carrots, celery, and more. The Telegraph advertises its advertising department ready to assist with campaigns.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Durable frame evidence hints at relaxed security stance
The fragment suggests a sense of relaxed security and implies a durable, deep-filled X-braced frame beneath. It points to structural confidence and stability in the underlying support system.
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Dad
Mrs
Orville Kastens
Danny Lee
Entertainment
Moi Bex
Sidney, Nebraska
Telegraph
Buick
Ae Smonteke
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
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Jackson St
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Fisner
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