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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
8
The editorial supports A L Miller’s stance that while government must protect the right to strike, workers also have the right to work if they choose. It criticizes union leaders and government for ignoring workers who want to work and warns that labor disputes strain households and savings as confrontations escalate.
The article notes signs of civic health in cities as they shift from wartime inertia toward future projects. It highlights new airport and highway plans, cleanup efforts, revived district debate, and increased local proposals by newspapers reflecting community energy and initiative.
The piece recalls World War II hero Pappy Boyington famed for daring combat then notes his later romantic entanglements. It contrasts battlefield glory with domestic entanglements, citing Reno divorce drama and a Hollywood romance while presenting a witty warning about spending wisely. The Reno Gazette- Journal quote by Olin Miller anchors the editorial tone.
The Bridgeport Post comments that the Pearl Harbor investigation will mainly prove that hindsight is better than foresight, reflecting skepticism about the event and implying limited new warnings or preventive insight.
Through Other Editors argues that tying wages to a firms profits risks arbitrary profit yardsticks and erratic wage levels. It warns that profits motivate efficiency, attract new firms, and support job growth, while taxing profits for higher wages could reduce investment, reserves, and employment opportunities.
A humorous collection of old jokes about marriage and wives. The piece lampoons domestic life with quips on snoring, quarrels, money, and gender roles, noting that wives often dominate conversations and that patience and humor help marriages endure. It closes with a nudge to share a laugh like grandparents did.
Suno noted visitors including Fred Wallace from Shelton visiting sister Mrs Bert Allington. George Allington discharged in New York and due home soon after a year overseas. Several couples left for the Denver stock show, including Clinton Gade Bus Gade Eng lert and the Booths. John DeMers Jr and Robert Misegadis also planned Denver attendance. Wm Webber becomes U P Depot agent, Leah Booth returns to Whiting Indiana, and Armbruster family from Laramie visit Sidney. Ice skating hosts Fileen Ruttner and June Policky. local ads promote Ideal System record books and simple accounting aids for income tax and business use.
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