Aller Family Saturday Evening Visit
Mr and Mrs Aller and family spent Saturday evening in the Glenn Dickinson home.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1951
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Aller and family spent Saturday evening in the Glenn Dickinson home.
Public notice notes mail matter entered at the Sidney Nebraska Post Office as second class.
Editorial urges immediate action to block a drift toward Socialism and Communism in the United States. It argues Congress has ceded power to the executive and military, and that mass public pressure through letters to Washington and to President Truman is essential to defend democracy now.
The piece argues the United States holds over 26 billion barrels of petroleum, supplying a critical safety margin for military needs. It notes one in five exploratory wells yields oil, yet five years after V J Day 175000 wells drilled increased reserves by 6 billion barrels and raised production capability by 1.6 million barrels daily, stressing that oil industry profit sustains exploration and freedom of enterprise. Brewster Jennings warns the peril lies in prolonged readiness undermining enterprise and freedom.
Atlantic Iowa, population 6000, won first place among 2312 U S cities in the 27th annual Fire Prevention Week contest. Ft Collins Colorado took second, with Ft Wayne Indiana and Memphis Tennessee tied for third. Judges assess fire safety exhibits and records to rate community efforts nationwide.
Notail Kg leads a Sidney appliance and hardware business at 927 1th Avenue. A Red Cloud, Nebraska native, he is a Chamber of Commerce member, an Odd Fellow, and known for electrical service work and electric train hobbies. He is nicknamed Pappy.
A political column argues that controls will be imposed by government, praising wartime efficiency but warning about burdens on citizens. It critiques manpower policy and labor unions, cites 1778 congressional cautions on price limits, and notes distrust of spoils system in war agency appointments. It urges vigilance by citizens and housewives against regressive regulations.
Castings of gray iron are widely used as machinery parts. Specially formulated finishes improve appearance and protect the surface from rust and corrosion. These finishes form a continuous film that prevents contact with corrosive atmospheres liquids or gases.
A humorous piece argues against premature enthusiasm for a cure while detailing how chronic anxiety, work pressure, and aging foster ulcers. It lampoons intellectual circles, finances, family life, and the patient pursuit of ailing status, ending with a quip about pills spoiling the moment.
The remark expresses urgency and frustration over ongoing experiments. The speaker fears twenty years of effort could be reversed if the tests yield negative results and wishes the researchers would retreat to their controlled environments.
John W. Martinosky Cheyenne County Campaign Director thanks campaign workers teachers Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion Zikes Roller Rink Ernest Wickards Lodgepole VFWs and Frances Lathrop Telegraph for publicity. He commends County residents for supporting polio research and care regardless of age race creed or color.
Andy Nikkel of Sedgwick visited the neighborhood as a business caller on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahlberg conducted business in Sterling Monday, accompanied by Ray Miller. The Ahlbergs also traveled to Sidney Thursday forenoon. W. R. Brown and family from Aurora, Colorado, were weekend guests of local relatives and friends.
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