Editorial page notices from The Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph editorial page outlines association memberships and publication details for Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper. It notes AP association, Nebraska Press Association membership, and publication schedule by The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney Nebraska.
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Western Nebraska
The
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Obscure Want Ad Praises Loyal Workers
A three line Omaha World Herald notice praises three laid off men who would rather work than rely on unemployment. The writer notes gratitude for their pride and criticizes paternalistic government for eroding such self-reliance.
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Omaha World Herald
Truth About The Farmer and Farm Support Programs
The Economic Research Service reports the average U.S. farmer earns just over half of a non farm worker and does not profit from federal aid. Large operators may collect subsidies, but most farmers struggle. The aim is orderly surplus liquidation and eventual return to free market conditions.
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the Economic Research Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Sam
Lottery Law Debates Permit Contests Under Certain Rules
Nebraska lawmakers consider a bill to legalize certain no charge contests while prohibiting purchases to enter or required expenditures. Emergency clause could make it effective immediately. otherwise, law takes effect three months after adjournment. Contests based on skill remain unaffected.
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Nebraska
Taxation Reform Urged As Income Returns Grow Complex
The piece argues income tax returns remain burdensome as filers struggle to gather data and complete forms. It notes efforts by tax services and the IRS to help, but calls the system flawed and suggests alternatives such as transaction or use taxes to reduce complexity and perceived overpayment.
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Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Problems in the Newspaper Industry Cut Dailies Nationwide
The piece notes a decline from 552 competitive city papers in 1922 to 55 today and no new dailies in cities over 500000 since 1952. Rising production costs and competition from other media pressure papers, with Hearst Consolidated Publications showing a year 1962 loss of 6.694 million, prompting calls to cut production and distribution costs.
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United States
U S
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Gal In Space So What
A North Hinks Telegraph Bulletin column discusses the space race and rumors that a Soviet woman astronaut may be launched soon. It notes NASA requires test pilots with thousands of jet hours and argues gender is not the issue, but pilot qualifications. It ponders the potential global impact of a Soviet woman in space.
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North Hinks
United States
Moscow
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Boondocks
U.S
FDR Urged Ending Relief by Industrial Press Service
1935 plea by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to end federal relief citing moral costs and urging a return of welfare duties to states. The text notes welfare outlays rising from 4.9 to 37.3 billion over 11 years and warns against continued relief dependence.
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FDR
Industrial Press Service
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Bank Examinations Any Day
State Banking Director Ralph Misko says examiners will visit banks unannounced any time. Enders Bank President Clint Darnell complains about last day of month visits. Such unscheduled checks helped expose a $500000 shortage at Gresham State Bank last fall.
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Gresham
Ralph Misko
Nebraska
Misko
Clint Darnell
Enders
Gresham State Bank
Gloom At Colorado University Faces Bitter Controversy
The Colorado university dispute deepens as fears rise over leadership, funding, and faculty departures. The Denver Post notes gloom among professors, possible political interference, and campus factions threatening academic autonomy and dignity.
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Rickover
Colorado
State University
Denver Post
Post
Quigg Newton
University
John Love
Boulder
Board of Regents
Dear Folks column reflects local life and community service
Frances Craig writes of hikes, health, and President Kennedy era fitness zeal. She notes Pierre Salinger skipping a planned White House hike and shares reflections on family birthdays, Cub Scouts, and Sidney Volunteer Fire Department fundraising plus a portrait of dedicated volunteers.
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Russia
JFK
Pierre Salinger
White House
Dix
Jackie
Sidney
Firmen
Panhandle Mother on 50-mile walkers and nation’s pace
Betty Knicely laments the 50-mile walking craze sweeping America. She questions its value while urging focus on daily work and governance, joking about walkers, desks, and the White House staff. She jokes that pushups may boost orthopedic riches.
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White House
Pierre
U. S
Mothers on the Home Front Lead With Daily Fitness
The writer extols the daily efforts of young mothers with preschoolers as a form of national physical fitness. Mothers chase busy children from dawn to dusk, navigating stairs, toys, and meals, proving resilience and defense beyond Washington. Kennedy’s push toward hikes is contrasted with the real heroines in kitchens and nurseries.
Finigan Triumph in New Corncob Based Material
Nebraska Agriculture Director Pearle Finigan unveils a plastic type product from ground corncobs bound with cornstarch adhesive. The material shows 7 5 hundred pounds per square inch tensile strength and strong water resistance, seen as a promising building material from private research.
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Nebraska Agriculture
Pearle Finigan
Finigan
ACROSS DOWN Wordplay Puzzle with Many Scrambled Clues
A jumble of crossword style clues across and down, with numerous garbled and spaced terms. Readers decipher entries like colors, tools, body parts, and names while noting missing letters and misprints.
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