Longhorns and Maroons Clash in Class B Showdown
Western Nebraska Class B basketball opens with three Friday night games. Sidney hosts Kimball in a key conference test while Mitchell visits Gering for a pivotal title race. Minatare likely faces Bridgeport. Sidney holds a 2-1 league mark and aims to extend its perfect conference record.
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Kimball
Sidney Mitchell
Gering
Minatare
Bridgeport
Nebraska
Sidney
Kimball Longhorns
Panhandle
Mitchell
Maroons
North Platte
Bayard
Lodgepole
Sidney Five
Leo Shuman
Shuman
Sidney-Kimball
Mimeograph raver letter or legal size headline
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Telegraph
Irish Cagers To Cheyenne Tonight At St. Patrick's Academy
St Patrick's Academy cagers head to Cheyenne to face St Marys after a venue change. Next week they host Potter and Pine Bluffs on Recreation Center court. Coach Bob Langan hopes to stay till term end while teaching mathematics. Msgr Anton Link says no ready replacement if the Army drafts him.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Cheyenne
St. Mary’s
Recreation Center
Potter
Pine Bluffs
Army
Bob Langan
Langan
Anton Link
Yangan
Gurley Pirates Dominate Scottsbluff B Five In Practice
The Gurley Pirates defeated the Scottsbluff B team 42 to 28 on the Bearcat court. Gurley led from the start, boosted by 22 made free throws of 31 attempts while Scottsbluff hit 10 of 24. B Bartels scored 15 for Gurley, with J Nelson adding 10. Don Wilhelm led Scottsbluff with nine, and West and Flaherty had six each.
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Gurley Pirates
Scottsbluff
B” Cagers
Bearcat Court
Pirates
B. Bartels
J. Nelson
Don Wilhelm
Bill West
George Flaherty
Panhandle Men Join U S Armed Services
Seventeen Panhandle men enlistment announced by Scottsbluff recruiters. Fourteen join the armed forces: eleven in the air force for four years and three in the regular army for three years. Names and origins include Dykes Morrill Fecht Hemingford Chaulx Bridgeport Janicek Kimball Pettipiece Crawford Martin Bridgeport Bohannon Guernsey DeMers Sunol Block Lodgepole Michalek Scottsbluff.
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Armed Services
Scottsbluff
Air Force
Regular Army
Delmar P. Dykes
Elva May Dykes
Morrill
Arthur Carl Fecht
Albert Fecht
Dalton
James Allan Chaulx
Christian E. Chaulx
Hemingford
Leonard L. Hoxworth
Clifford Hoxworth
Bridgeport
David John Janicek
Albert Janicek
Kimball
Kenneth Pettipiece
Clarence Pettipiece
Crawford
Victor E. Martin
Katherine Martin
Harry E. Bohannon
Albert Bohan
Flight plans required under new air defense rules
President Truman signed Executive Order 10197 directing the Department of Defense to secure aircraft in flight with regulations delegated to the Civil Aeronautics Administration. Flight plans are mandatory in Atlantic Pacific and International Boundary Zones, with an exemption under 4,000 feet within U S zones. Penalties include prison and fines. effective date of penalties set for January 15 1951. Leonard W Jorden urges pilots to contact nearby A A A facilities for details.
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President Truman
Department of Defense
Secretary of Commerce
Administrator of
Civil Aeronautics
Nyrop
Civil Aeronautics Administrator
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
International Boundary Zones
Federal Register
Leonard W. Jorden
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
South Dakota
Iowa
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Fur Raising Fur Farmers Warned on Poultry Waste Feeding
Fur farmers are warned that excessive feeding of poultry wastes may harm mink. The advisory cites potential health and welfare risks and urges moderation and monitoring of feed sources to protect mink livestock and farm productivity.
John Deere Farm Show Features Variety of Farming Films
A community event showcases films headed by Tom Gordon with the Gordon clan, plus Oddities in Farming, What’s New for 1951, Mike on the Move, and The All American Team. Admission by ticket, available at Sidney Implement 812 13th. Show begins 1:00 p.m. Lunch at 11:80 at John Deere Store.
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Don DeFore
Marjorie Reynolds
Ones Implement Co
Fox Theatre
Lynns
Mr. Before
Miss Reynolds
He Magazine
Tom Gordon
Gordon
John Deere
Mike
Sidney Implement
Steward
Vets Told To Make School Plans Known
World War II veterans in Nebraska must enroll for the 1951 Spring term to meet the July 25 1951 deadline for starting G I Bill courses. VA official Westmoreland outlined continuous training rules and four post deadline categories for special consideration, noting most veterans face a 1956 wind up date with limited exceptions for certain enlistment periods.
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Nebraska
Ashley
Westmoreland
Lincoln
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
G. I. Bill
Armed Forces
New Year Celebrations Across Goodview Community
Mr and Mrs James Campbell hosted a New Years Eve pinochle party with high prizes going to Don Hafer and Mrs John Sick. Numerous families shared New Years meals and visits including the Forells, Arthur Anderson, Isleys, Sick family, Stoll clan, Christen senings from Central City, Kastens and Hemthorn families, Bond siblings, Lindleys, Christensen Eineman and Bartling households, plus a belated birthday surprise for Harold Isley with home movies and lunch.
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James Campbell
Don Hafer
John” Sick
Harold Isley
Wayne Campbell
Campbell
Leland Forell
New Years
Arthur Anderson
T. F. Rathburn
Lyman
Nebr
John Sick and Sons
Stoll
Art Stoll
Marvin
Floyd Stoll
Tommy Sutton
Linda
Robert Christensen
Central City
Stanley Stevens
Dick Kastens
Dale
Bill Hemthorn
Charles Rosetta
Denver
Frank Jones
Frankie
Marlene
Betty Bond
Leonard Bond
Max Lindley
Lennie Lindley
Kav
R. O. Bond
Circle No. Two
Lodgepole Methodist Church
Otto Eineman
Richard Bartling
Vernon Bartling
Cow Milk Profit Timeline Says Cornell Humane Dept
Cornell animal husbandry experts advise that a cow must be milked for at least two years to recoup raising costs and that profits become substantial only when the cow is four to five years old.
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Cornell
Animal Husbandry Department
New Cadillac Model Featured by Beckmann Motor Co
The Beckmann Motor Co. announces the showing of the new 1951 Cadillac marking another GM model for the year Buick is expected to unveil its 1951 cars later this month, signaling a busy launch schedule.
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Cadillac
Beckmann Motor Co
General Motors
Buick
Public Unhappy With Auto Plates Opening Day Record
County Treasurer Herbert Stevens reports brisk sales of 1951 motor vehicle license plates on opening day. Public reaction to the new numbering and lettering is negative, with Stevens noting most people dislike the changes and expects similar sentiment statewide.
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Herbert Stevens
Stevens
Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results in City Market
A compact notice promotes Telegraph want ads as an effective tool for buyers and sellers. The ad highlights quick placements, broad reach, and measurable responses for local commerce.
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The
Telegraph
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Powells
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Yates
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Foland
Liz Moore
P. Haebig
L. Moore
S. Pierson
Bluffs
U. S
CAA
Resuira
Goodview News
Anaugh
Bill Christensen
Edward Schmidt
R. H. Rybolt
Osborn Bldg
Gorgius New Interiors
Tle
Chew Cadillac
Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
Illinois Street
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