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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1958
Page
11
Architect Her man H York discusses designing his own residence focusing on privacy, layout, and efficient living. He describes three zones, ideal plot orientation, and how future redesign would add direct outdoor access for children, lower maintenance materials, more built in furniture, improved lighting, and earlier décor planning.
Harmon Wynkoop, 85, is the last survivor of eight children of Edward W. Wynkoop, who helped found Denver in 1858. A Denver street bears his father's name, reflecting the family’s role in the city’s early history. Also notes Detroit’s fur trading origins and a Manhattan to Brooklyn ferry run from 1638 to 1912.
Mt. Vernon News reports a Beloit Kansas trip led by Mr. Brown of Lodgepole to attend the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Harlow. Local gatherings include M. I. Club meeting with attire of ten years or older and an auction raising funds for Sunshine Committee. additional visits and social calls occur around the community.
Lincoln Nebraska state park visitation exceeded 560000 in 1957 per Jack D Strain chief of land management and parks. Attendance rose about 50000 from 1956 and dwarfed the 1950 total of 219724. Strain notes visits rather than individual attendance.
The KSID schedule lists Saturday and Monday time slots from 3:30 sign on through 1:00 shopping shows and late-night features. Sunday covers religion news, church programs, Record Varieties, and Paul Harvey with closing at 13:00 Sign Off.
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz rush their son Desi IV to hospital after swallowing a religious medal as doctors search without clear results. Joan Crawford travels, Errol Flynn nerves noted at Detroit opening, Natalie Wood honeymoon plans with Bob Wagner, and more couples and stars move through a whirlwind of work and romance amid 1950s Hollywood life.
The Fox Theatre screens Cecil B. DeMille's The Ten Commandments showcasing ancient Egyptian engineering with Charlton Heston as Moses, Yul Brynner, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, and Vincent Price in the obelisk sequence.
Swedish rule allows foreign visitors to import their automobiles without paying duties for up to one year. The policy aims to simplify travel and mobility for tourists while encouraging longer stays in the country.
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