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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
2
A column analyzes Hitler's long anticipated speech as a bold, blood and thunder pledge to reclaim German rights and power. The piece warns of peril to civilization, compares Hitler to Napoleon in danger, notes allied leaders' fear, and urges steadfast defense of peace and democracy.
A mailed pamphlet outlines Industry's platform for 1938 adopted by the Congress of American Industry and the National Association of Manufacturers. It urges private industry as the base of American enterprise, fair labor relations, sound practices, broader markets, and cooperation with government for peaceful, prosperous recovery. The piece praises the group’s commitment to nonwar, international peace and responsible citizenship to foster national happiness and economic normalcy.
A dated column reflects on industry’s stance against war, praising peaceful progress and urging sympathy between government and labor. It laments irresponsible European leadership, notes shifts toward equity, and foresees a better, more prosperous era for the United States. It weaves in personal humor about aging, waistlines, and social quips.
Thirty seven guests with well filled baskets invited themselves to the T. A. Bonser home Sunday to remind Mr. and Mrs. Bonser of their 36th wedding anniversary. Numerous relatives and friends attended dinners, visits, and a birthday dance noted in local society events.
Mr and Mrs Albert Brandl hosted a Wednesday evening at the Lowell Hokom home and several families shared weekends visiting friends in Sidney. Dorothy Theis aided at the P E Smith home while many others called on, dined, or spent evenings at varied local residences.
The Dalton carnival hosted by the ladies aid at the Presbyterian church basement drew strong turnout with a seven o'clock supper and ten booths. A German bard directed by Mr. Roberts provided music, and two clowns added merriment. Local births, birthdays, injuries and visits are noted alongside reports of a town basketball win over Chappell and plans for March games with Lodge Pole and a colored team called the Hottentots.
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