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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1946
Page
2
The Publishers' Auxiliary urges editors to actively assist veterans returning from war. Gen Omar Bradley stresses the need for jobs and civilian reintegration. communities risk bitterness if they offer only sentiment. Newspapers can aid with job ads, housing listings, vocational guidance, and information on GI rights to fulfill both duty and self interest.
The piece warns that forcing open company books to prove profitability could move the nation away from free enterprise toward socialism. It argues big-money investors would halt shows of risk if government and labor can scrutinize records. It urges resolving the GM dispute without government fact finding to avoid a nationwide shift.
The newspaper reflects on 1946 hopeful start after V J Day but notes industry did not resume at expected pace. It contrasts earlier confidence in postwar production with current slow growth, citing unemployed labor, stagnant wages, and delayed consumer access. The piece urges tempered expectations for returning G I.s and the American way.
A critical view argues the four and a half billion dollar loan to Britain will not aid England’s food needs but funds socialist economic experiments. It warns Britain will finance a future war with U S aid and weaponry, aided by a Washington lobby and propaganda machine. The piece contrasts British and Soviet interests, suggesting conflict with Russia is likely and questions American support.
A humorous reminiscence about holiday leftovers and grand plans for 1946. The narrator muses on the county's nine million dollars in banks, jokes about personal finances, and outlines New Year resolutions to improve health, harmony with wife, and banking ethics.
Creditors of the estate of Daniel Herboldsheimer, deceased, in Cheyenne County Nebraska must file claims by April 10, 1946. Claims filed after April 9, 1946 will be barred. The county court will hear claims January 10, 1946 and April 10, 1946 at 10 a.m. in the county court room. Dated December 20, 1945. (SEAL) Robt. A. Barlow, Paul L. Martin, County Judge.
The Telegraph Printing Co. announces gummed typewriter labels receipt books columnar pads pencils and mechanical pencils are available in stock. Visit the Telegraph to purchase these office supplies while they last.
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