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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1956
Page
11
The piece urges Congress to create a workable and fair wheat program for both large and small growers. It argues small farmers face unfair Acreage limits, with 640 acre owners allowed only about 50 acres to plant, and calls for state organizations to push a solution.
The piece notes politicians adapt to radio television mail and print to reach audiences. It lauds the enduring American political system while contrasting old fashioned politicians with modern smoother figures, all striving to serve the country amid evolving media.
The piece argues the Internal Revenue Service should be expanded to provide more public guidance and service. It faults lawmakers for trimming budgets while complaining about waste and subsidies, urging a competent staff to pursue tax cheats and ensure fair tax collection.
The article greets Pete Elliott as the new Nebraska football coach a promising young figure with confidence and proven coaching skill It notes the high expectations for success and speaks warmly of Bill Glassford who stepped down under pressure and wishes both men luck and success in their fields
The piece notes the unpredictable Western Nebraska climate with chinook winds and sudden cold fronts. It contrasts human attempts to control nature with the lingering power of weather, emphasizing perpetual mystery and change in the short grass country.
A leading coal company officer predicts a sharp industry rebound over the next two decades. He argues coal can meet price competition, notes gains in efficiency of coal fired plants, and believes atomic energy will remain a minor power source for at least 20 years. Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.
The Los Angeles Times argues the railroad monopoly limited competition and that automotive, air travel, and new technology require regulatory reform. It endorses the Presidential Advisory Committee plan to relax rules so carriers can compete on rates and innovate without ICC delays, stating progress hinges on updating the law.
A columnist blends animal fables with social critique using lions, hippos, rhinos, jackals, and baboons as metaphors for human behavior. The piece closes with notes from a mental health director about treatments and potential patient referrals to the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute.
A Saturday meeting in Omaha will decide allocation of 300 000 in federal funds for specialized medical facilities. The planned children’s center near the University of Nebraska Medical College campus may receive priority for additional facilities funding if Congress approves more money.
Stanley Decker of Easton found headlights not working on his car after leaving for Philipsburg when he discovered they had been painted over with black poster paint.
Japan prepares a deluxe habitat for Sacred Cranes on Hokkaido island Kok Kaido. City leaders describe a well guarded, well organized palatial abode with gardens, bathing pools, and nursery grounds. The birds, with white bodies and scarlet crests, are a unique breed in Japan.
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