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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
2
Gladys Pavat discusses Roosevelt's tariff plan and monetary policy, suggesting shifts in gold reserves and dollar devaluation. She notes congressional resistance, silver remonetization, and the impact on prices, farmers, and workers, questioning future balance of receipts and expenditures without international action.
General Hugh 8 Johnson orders customs seizure of four thousand crates of Japanese tuna at San Pedro urging a code for blue eagle branding. The bizarre exchange reaffirms wartime tension as officials discuss hold ups, negotiations, and hearings with the Japanese ambassador.
Italian professor Torquato C Giannini of Rome protests a Sun day Post Dispatch critique comparing U S recovery to fascist rule He argues Roosevelt earned the presidency by constitutional means while Mussolini’s seizure of power relied on backing from big business in Italy
The piece contrasts Roosevelt's delegated authority with Mussolini's forceful rise, noting free expression in the United States versus suppression in Italy. It suggests the Founding Fathers would still see a functioning constitution, while Garibaldi would react skeptically if he visited Rome today.
Grand Prairie residents share meals and visits across Sidney and Lodge Pole. Alfred Jorgensen attends Farmers Union state convention in Omaha as Maple Grove Local delegate. Numerous gatherings include dinners, lunches, club meetings, and birthday observances among Welton, Irwin, Tremain, Gade, Flessner, Hokom, Nelson, Weaver, and Johnson families amid community travel to Sidney and Omaha.
The Sunol column notes a snow celebration, various visits and home gatherings, and birthday for Francis Rettner. Local residents attend PTA, listen to thrift talk, and Andrew Englert plays piano. A basketball victory over Goodview draws a large crowd.
WEYERTS NEWS reports a flurry of local visits and dinners across Lodge Pole, including Ruth Jessen’s family gatherings, Otto Rahe and Hall households hosting, and many neighbors traveling to Sidney. A Catholic church wedding unites Lillian Bartling and Edward Dickes with attendants Helen and Tony Kripal. Multiple residents attend dances, examinations, and Sunday dinners, while Telegraph Wantads get results.
Oscar and Irma Moench stayed with relatives over the weekend. P B Castle of Scottsbluff visited the J E Morrow home. Mr and Mrs Art Schuessler hosted Friday evening at their home. W L Ayres of Wheatland Wyoming shared dinner at the J E Morrow house. Art Schubarth and family and Art Mueller were Sunday visitors.
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