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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1952
Page
3
Editorial urges readers to imagine their own child affected by disease and to donate to the March of Dimes. It highlights past cases, calls for generous contributions, and stresses collective action to help countless children regain health and hope through the campaign.
A local letter criticizes Bob Crosby of North Platte for courting the governorship and attacking other candidates. It questions his readiness for the presidency, warns against demagogic talk, and urges a statesmanlike approach to national leadership.
Miss Batbordi led a 21 member group on a 20 day Chicago program visiting St. Louis Kansas City and Lincoln to study local schools and languages. She praised English study and foreign language work while noting limited travel to California for Hollywood insights and expressing interest in a Denver Stock Show trip.
The Sidney community band project seeks local turnout for Wednesday night practice at the Sidney High School band room. Director Dean Killion says strong attendance is essential to keep the effort alive, with several listed musicians among supporters and others urged to join for a town band effort.
Sidney High School bookkeeping students toured the American National Bank in four committees to study operations. Chairs led topics on bank bookkeeping, machines, safety devices, and bank functions beyond cashing checks and deposits. Local staff guided notes, oral reports, and mimeograph copies for each member.
The Agricultural Extension Service along with the Potato Certification Association of Nebraska and the Potato Development Division announce 17 potato meetings in Western Nebraska. They will cover disease control and production issues with price ceilings, inviting all potato growers to attend at least one meeting.
Nebraska Beta notes year for real estate assessment as farm and city land values climb. In 1951 farm lands and improvements totalled 1,051,439,473 with city lots at 559,417,203, making 1,610,856,676 in real estate. Grand total including personal property approached 3,007,000,000, reflecting gradual postdepression gains since earlier totals.
Lt Crouse and Lt Boivere are among 14 officers set to arrive in Seattle on January 16 from eastern bases for rotation leave. The contingent includes 114 army officers and 1,389 enlisted men returning home. One Nebraskan, First Lieutenant Carl A. Crouse of Sid Mai, is listed among those arriving for the rotation.
The Telegraph reports Joseph Haugan has been named commanding officer of the Sidney Flight of the Civil Air Patrol, effective January 4. He replaces J. K. Mahr in the position.
Sidney Parent Teacher Association schedules a meeting for next Wednesday January 16 at 8 o'clock in the Junior High School auditorium.
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