Father of Chadron State Park Highlighted in Local History
Sidney’s Beryl Nissen is Chadron State Park founder’s granddaughter. James W. Good led a 350 mile wagon trek from Loup City in 30 days on May 1, 1886. Good, a longtime booster, became first park superintendent in 1921 and helped push the Blue Pole highway, later US 20, earning the title Father of Chadron State Park. War era item notes VE Day issue of Yank with 94 photos and a Hitler to Roosevelt Boulevard image, Ike signaling armistice pens, plus Russian meetups. Frontier Air Lines readies Sidney air service with March 1 first landings and a remodeled administration building with baggage counter and teletype.
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Ray Maley
Young Moderns on Readiness for Love Says John Bromfield
TV and film star John Bromfield warns young people rush into marriage. He cites emotional immaturity at 26, urges waiting until they are sure, and notes heartbreak can build character. He stresses parental guidance, car safety, and cautious use of youthful energy in a fast-changing generation.
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John Bromfield
John
Joan
St. Mary’s
California
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Hollywood Fight Scene and Set News Highlights
Hollywood reports detail Fess Parker sustaining a two inch cut above the eye during a fight with Jeff Chandler for The Jayhawkers, costing insurance deductibles. Debbie Reynolds reveals a knee clot is cleared, Tyrone Power’s son will be christened, and Natalie Wood’s poodle Chi Chi is on tranquilizers. Debbie Reynolds, Lana Turner, Cathy Case, Cheryl Crane, and Diana Jergens are among attending or noted figures with various film and personal updates.
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Jeff
Mel Frank
Fess
Frank
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Tony Quinn
Arizona
Phoenix
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Debbie Power
Tyrone Power
Church of the Good Shepherd
Canyon
Beverly Hills
King
Fay Spain
John Altoon
Miami
Ballyhoo
Mae Clarke
Honolulu
Jill St. John
Diane Varsi
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Valley
Joe Kirkwood
Mamie van Doren
Steve Cochran
Natalie Wood
Chi Chi
Features Syndicate
KSID Program Schedule for Thursday and Friday
Radio guide lists daily lineup with sign on at 6 30 and sign off at 11 00. Programs include Sunrise Serenade, News and Weather, music shows, farming and market reports, Paul Harvey, J Fred's Party Line, sports, Sidney basketball, House of Wax, and nightly sign off.
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Dalton
Paul Harvey
J. Fred
Capitol Dome
John Daly
Edward P. Morgan
Bobby Hammack
Tommy Gamma
Sidney
John W. Vandercook
House of Wax
Navy musician Baker assigned Receiving Yeoman at Washington
Armed Forces Ted G. Baker MASN USN son of Mrs Blanche E Baker of Sidney and husband of Leslie Ann Ciepley of Pittsburgh has been assigned as Receiving Yeoman for the U S Naval School of Music at the U S Naval Receiving Station Washington 25 D C Prior to his assignment Baker was in the Basic Course at the School of Music the Navy's sole training activity for musicians He earned his trumpet diploma and joined the School Staff on Jan 22 with actual duties begun November 5 1958
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Masn Usn
Blanche E. Baker
7Th Avenue
Sidney
Leslie Ann Ciepley
Pittsburgh
Penn
U. S. Naval School of Music
U. S. Naval Receiving Station
Washington
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Baker
Navy
Telegraph Want Ads Get Results Accidents Kill Five Or More
In 1958, accidents causing five or more deaths accounted for about 1,600 fatalities in the United States. The report links high death tolls to crashes and disasters, noting the impact on national mortality statistics and the urgency of safety measures.
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United States
Time the Medalist Delays Reward For Drowning Rescue
John Hansen of Chesterton Indiana earned a Carnegie Medal in 1931 for saving a girl from drowning and kept the $500 reward until needed. The foundation recently decided the wait was long enough and sent the money. In Toledo Ohio Ward Schlader, 25, angered a raccoon by disturbing it with wiring for a hi fi under his house, and the creature retaliated by tearing out wires and darkening the home.
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Chesterton, Ind
John Hansen
Carnegie Foundation
Foundation
Toledo
Ohio
Ward Schlader
Promise Well Kept in Crowder Household
Denver clerk George N Crowder says his wife promised him two boys and a girl when they wed. The couple already have George age 11 and Gary age 9, and recently welcomed their daughter Kristen Margaret.
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Colo
George N. Crowder
Crowder
William A. Black
George
Gary
Kristen Margaret
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