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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1957

Page

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State Engineer seeks clear backing for South Platte route

Nebraska State Engineer L N Ress pressed the South Platte United Chambers of Commerce to specify which western leg route for the interstate they support. He noted two SPUCC resolutions urging a water level path south of the Platte River, with maps showing a Doniphan to Grant westward route and a split near Grant toward Cheyenne and Denver.

L. N. Ress South Platte Ress Lenwell Doniphan Elwood Moorefield Wellfleet Graviton Grant Ore Fork Cheyenne Denver Mark Bell McCook Foote Thompson SPUCC Platte River

Sidney Police Probe Dual Weekend Car Collisions

Sidney police investigated two weekend crashes. Donald Hart and Phyllis Kloberdante, both of Sidney, sideswiped at the A and D Trailer Court entrance causing over $200 in damage. A separate crash on Ninth Ave and Hainois St involved Janice Kinney and Frank Kurz with no damage estimate and no injuries.

Sidney Illinois St Donald Hart Phyllis Kloberdante A& D Janice Kinney Frank Kurz Ninth Ave Hainois St

Five Buffalo Killed To Cut Down On Herd

Nebraska game officials report a reduction in wild herd numbers at the Wildcat Hills Reserve after concurring grazing depletion. Five buffalo and an elk were killed to curb overstocking, with thin deer observed as ranges near collapse. Additional reductions and deer-season considerations are planned, as 6,000 permits last year failed to lower populations.

Grasse Nebraska Wildcat ‘Hills Game Reserve

Lodgepole Native Knighted On World Flight Crew Honor

A 24 year old Lodgepole native, S Sgt James L Busboom, was part of the three B 52 crews that completed a non stop round the world flight in 45 hours. Each crew member received the Distinguished Flying Cross. General Old led the lead plane while Gen LeMay praised the achievement at March Air Field Base California.

Lodgepole Cheyenne County Worl James L. Busboom Pocatello Idaho Bernard Gurley Dale Busboom Sidney United States Air Force LeMay Curtis LeMay SAC March Air Field Base California Archie Old Jr Omaha General Old Neb Ernest E. Campbell Farragut Charles W Fink Denison Edward M Hollacher Sioux City Quintis L. Hinkley Fort Scott Kans Michael Stevens Minneapolis Minn Salador E Felices Shirley Gross Salina Castle Air Force Base Merced Cal Old Fifteenth Air Force March Afb Riverside

Mrs. Anna Westerhoff 83 Dies in Bridgeport

Anna S. Westerhoff 83 mother of Arnold Westerhoff of Sidney died this morning in a Bridgeport hospital after a week’s hospitalization and a year in a Bridgeport rest home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday from Salem Lutheran Gurley with Rev. O L Mueller. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Solechek Funeral Home in charge. Survivors: daughter Mildred Sorge of Gurley. four sons Arnold Sidney Elmer Dalton Herbert Malcolm Neb.. 17 grandchildren. 16 great grandchildren. sister Martha Schuknecht Seward Neb. A daughter Frieda Goecke Test Falls Idaho preceded her in death in 1953.

Anna S. Westerhoff Arnold Westerhoff Sidney Bridgeport Salem Lutheran Church Gurfey O L Mueller Greenwood Cemetery Solechek Funeral Home Anna Schu

Decision Expected On Fort Sidney Celebration

The Sidney Jaycees will hold their second regular meeting tomorrow at the Elks Club. A 6:30 dinner meeting will discuss next year's Fort Sidney Days and review questionnaires sent to Sidney merchants. Jaycee President Bob Wait urges all members to attend this important meeting.

Sidney Jaycees Elks Club Fort Sidney Sidney Etees Oif Jaycee Bob Wait

Potter Campaign Races For March of Dimes Funds

Potter community boosts March of Dimes drive led by American Legion and Auxiliary chair William Zink and Mrs. Virgil Nelson. Funds, about $400 so far, come from letters and a polio fundraiser basketball event. Next, Millard Musil band hosts a benefit dance with ALA lunch proceeds. Mothers March for Polio set Jan 31 with a town canvass hour led by Mrs. Ray Dindinger and volunteers.

Potter American Legion American Legion Auxiliary William Zink Virgil Nelson Dewey Lovell Zink Nelson Millard Musil Potter Legion Hall ALA Ray Dindinger Doris Steel Mildred Leper Imogene Enevoldsen Freida Harmsen Floy MacAdam Mary Jane Gadway Jackie Stines Jean Theis Katherine Nelson Amelia Rosenthal

Two Sidney Cars In Colorado Collision

A car driven by Marvin Schnell age 24 of Sidney collided with a car driven by Edward Talhelms age 27 of Sidney. The crash happened one mile south of the Nebraska line on Colorado 113 early Friday. Both cars were traveling in the same direction Schnell struck Talhelms from behind. Damage totaled 400 dollars to the Schnell car and 200 dollars to Talhelms car.

Marvin Schnell Sidney Edward Talhelms Nebraska Colorado Schnell Talhelms

First of new USAF C-131A aeromedical plane debuts in Europe

Lillian Schwartz of Lodgepole reports on the inaugural flight of the C-131A Samaritan medical transport in Europe. Maj. Gen. Armstrong and surgeon officials inspected the aircraft at Rhein Main, highlighting pressurized cabin, rear litter door, eight exits, 27 seats or 37 seats with litters, and S 235 mph cruise to speed patient evacuation.

Wiesbaden Europe USAF 322Nd Air Division Rhein Main Air Base Harry G Armstrong RHEIN/MAIN AIR BASE Germany Harry G. Armshend U. S. Air Force Lillian L. Schwartz Lodgepole

Oil wildcats and Nebraska band in Washington coverage

Kewanee Oil Co announces a wildcat No 1 location in Cheyenne County while other wells are described in nearby counties. Nebraska six filings for oil wells include Welker No 1 in Morrill County and Vedenre No 1 in Banner County. The Sidney High School Band's Washington reception draws praise from Congressman A L Miller and Nebraskans as they prepare for the parade and return trip.

Kewanee Oil Co Cheyennne County Kewanee John McKnab Wildcat Chandler-Musgrove Webb Oil Young No Reimers Pool Venture Ohio Nebraska University of Nebraska E. C. Reed Martin Cheyenne County British - American Oil Prod. Co Welker Morrill County CSW Wildcat O'Donnell & Edmoandson Snyder Banner County C-Ne Indian Springs Field Petroleum, Inc Vedenre Sidney Washington D. C A. L Miller Senate Miller The Telegraph Nebraska Society George Hinn Union Pacific Sidney High School Ed Hinrichs

Senators Tout 25 Percent Property Tax Cut in Nebraska Plan

Senators Monroe Bixler and Don McGinley pitched a sales tax plan at a Sidney forum aimed at cutting average property taxes by about 25 percent. They proposed a two percent tax on all sales excluding services, noting excess revenues could fund county relief or the general fund with legislated budgeting constraints.

Nebraska Monroe Bixler Harrison Don McGiley Ogallala City Auditorium Bixler McGinley Sthey Sidney Grand Island

Grain Markets Shine as Wheat Prices Steady Today

Local elevator sources quote No 1 Wheat at 202 dollars per bushel and No 2 Wheat at 201 dollars per bushel marking steady prices for today in the grain market roundup.

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Yeayer Ceiesing L. N. Ross Kathleen Foote Axtell Don Thompson South Midwest Westerhoff Ft. Sidney March of Dimes Lillian Schwartz First U. S USAFE Northwest Paul L Martin Baumgartner Oil Gaylord Juells Falcon Serbourd Dushne Co Escher Furnas County Union Station Guv Anderson Ebbitt Hotel Chicago Sen Fenske Sundl Triday Lincoln Hollis Peratt Sidney Retailer
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