Editorial on GOP contenders and Nebraskan Senate race
The piece outlines GOP ambitions around the Truman era, noting Eisenhower with Stassen and Peterson in Nebraska, and speculates on a 1952 ticket. It praises Governor Peterson for choosing to run against Butler and hints at a Taft Butler faction versus Eisenhower Stassen Peterson alignment. It frames the preconvention scene as a colorful, uncertain scramble.
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Tee
Taft
Warren
Stassen
Truman
Wendell Willkie
Nebraska
Val Peterson
Hugh. Butler
Wherry
Butler
Taft-Butler
Eisenhower-Stassen-Peterson
Hisenhower and Stassen
City County and Chamber Urged to Plan Christmas Lighting
The Telegraph urges the City, County, and Chamber of Commerce to share expenses on a long range downtown Christmas lighting program. They note existing equipment could be used in an integrated plan and cite Minden Nebraska as a model for coordinated, publicity worthy displays. Cooperation could raise Sidney’s profile in a few years.
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Telegraph
Chamber of Commerce
Minden
Nebraska
Oil industry vows continued large scale U S production
A top oil industry executive asserts the United States will continue to find and produce large quantities of oil from domestic fields to meet rising world demand. He stresses a balanced approach to material allocation, noting steel and other resources must support both military and vital civilian industries.
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Peggam Et Oee
United States
Okla
America
Pictorial word puzzle clues and answers set
A fragmented crossword style list with numbered clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical sections. Entries include objects such as bone, aroma, ocean movement, and symbols, plus references to persons, places, and concepts, but many fragments are unreadable. The reader is left with an ambiguous puzzle page from a bygone newspaper.
Comparing Myself to Eisenhower in a Personal Manifesto
A reflective piece likens the author to General Eisenhower, noting shared rural roots and military lineage. The author jokes about indecision, politics, Columbia ties, and homesickness as motives for seeking high office while poking fun at presidential ambitions and personal misgivings.
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Eisenhower
Lowe
Columbia University
HST
Columbia
Nebraska Outdoor Life Promotes Yearlong Hunting and Fishing
Nebraska Game Commission details a yearlong hunting and fishing outlook for 1950 51. Seasons cover doves ducks geese pheasants rabbits grouse quail squirrels crappie bass trout and catfish with open seasons for non game fish. The piece notes rabbit seasons ongoing, lists enforcement arrests, and previews annual reports and forthcoming regulations while featuring local community notices and obituaries.
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Nebraska
Nebraskanhas
Will
Irght
Herbert B. Kennedy
Omaha
Joe Benak
Fontenelle’ Forest
Game, Commission
U.S
Fish, and Wildlife
Commission
Ng wAc
Fox
Game Department
Medicine Creek Reservoir
Game:Commission
Lincoln
Nebraska Game Commissioners
Gurley Family Dines with Local Residents Sunday
South Sind reports Mr and Mrs Leo Egging and family of Gurley as dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ben Rieken and Don. Mr and Mrs John Japp and [rest unread]
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Messex
Colo
Japp
Ed Ahlberg
John Ommen
Taylor Hospital
Sam Moore
Sidney
Ben Rieken
Don
Joe- A. Oliverius
Leonard Rieken
Milo ‘Griffis
Cozad
Nebr
Agnes Zalesky
Fred ‘Kilgore
Mike
E. W. Zalesky
Ed “Ahlberg
G. ‘W. Bonser
Sterling
Leo Egging
Gurley
John Japp
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Jack H. Lows
Niewea
Od Oa
1Im Avenue
Silay Nese Coer
Bora
Cheyenne County
Wester
Slaereg
Editorial
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Radio Singer
Rampart
Hindugarmen
Aroma
Dean
Doe
Aoe
Garland
Prince
Ismiuony
Brazil
General Eisenhower
Ike
West
England
War Department
Marshall Islands
Ske
H. Schaffer
Solomon's
Ines
Kipling
Sidon
South
Sind
Dalton, Nebraska
Mintken - Davison Post
American Legion
Thompson
Ss January Juice’ Sale
Tm Tory
Made ! the Moose Club
Eas
We Servas
DANOR
Harp
Ea Time
Ves
Legion. Hall
Grady ‘Sturgeon
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