Guilty Plea to Theft Charge in Nebraska Case
Two eastern Nebraska youths were brought to Sidney to face charges of stealing a tire and breaking into a car. Robert Smith and Tony Marchese, both 18 and 20 respectively, were arrested in Central City after a statewide alert. The pair, believed tied to a Utah and Wyoming tire theft spree, were traveling with two girls, Winifred Davis and Phyllis Butcher, who were released without charges. County officials said charges include tire theft and breaking into an automobile.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Central City
Nebr
Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Robert Smith
Plattsmouth
Tony Marchese
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Winifred Davis
Phyllis Butcher
Onawa
Smith
Arnold Braasch
Utah
Wyoming
Sunol
Richard Basse
Chappell
REA
Basse
Schulz
Devel
John Glefing
Jack Knicely
Marchese
FBI
Young Bill Ferguson rises from chorus to TV break
In an interview, Bill Ferguson recalls leaving South Pacific chorus to pursue television. He lands a waiter job near the Shubert Theatre where Dick Rodgers spots him, leading to a stage part and early TV nibble opportunities. His wife Evelyn Colby joins the showbiz path, and a meeting with Margaret Truman mirrors their Missouri roots.
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Bill Ferguson
South Pacific
Rodgers
Mr. Hammerstein
Billy Rose
Evelyn Colby
Evelyn
Bill
New Haven
Casey
College Street
Shubert Theatre
Oscar Hammerstein
Josh Logan
The
Shubert
Margaret Truman
Pinza
Mary Martin
Independence
Missouri
Baptist Church
Printing is our business. Call We for printing jobs
A brief classified note advertises printing services with a call to action. It promises consultation for any printing job for a fee of six dollars and mentions the Telegraph as the source.
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Semall
Local Social Notes From Crook and Sterling
Mrs D E Dickinson hosts guests. Skrolle visits business in Crook. Skrolle’s care of local matters noted. Garry and Tim Simpson stop by the Dickinsons. Ben Rieken visits Joe Oliverius home. Warren Waite from Home Kansas dines with Glenn Dickinson. Mrs Dickinson returns from Denver after visiting relatives. Ed Ahlberg and Ivan Cook handle Sterling business matters.
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John Skrolle
Crook
Garry
Tim Simpson
D. E. Dickinson
Ben Rieken
Joe A. Oliverius
Warren Waite
Home
Kansas
Glenn Dickinson
Denver
Ed Ahlberg
Ivan Cook
Sterling
Young Matrons Club Meets at Mrs Wheelock Home
The Young Matrons Club gathered at Mrs. Carl Wheelock's home on Tuesday January 17. A lunch demonstrating One Dish Meals was served by the hostess. The program for the coming year was discussed and approved.
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Carl Wheelock
Seven Changes In Social Security Laws Outlined
H F Benjamin from Scottsbluff district office details seven changes in Social Security law. Highlights include lowered eligibility for near 65, unlimited earnings for 75 plus recipients, increased earning allowance for those with checks, improved credits for WWII veterans families, universal lump-sum death payments, and extended eligibility for wives and dependent spouses with children.
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H. F. Benjamin
Scottsbluff
Hog Diseases Confuse Farmers Without Quick Vet Diagnosis
The text warns that hog cholera and erysipelas can appear in atypical forms and mimic each other. It notes rapid, wide spread in cholera and persistent quietly damaging symptoms in erysipelas. A prompt veterinary diagnosis is essential to avoid heavy losses.
Telegraph Want Ads Prove Fast Sales for Dog Pups
Stewart Brown a Sidney farmer reports quick success from a Telegraph want ad selling seven police dog pups within three hours of publication. He notes he sold them all and wishes there were more. This shows Telegraph want ads pay.
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Stewart Brown
Sidney Farmer
Telegraph
Farm Income Lagging Behind Living Costs
Farm income remained about 5 percent above the prior year while agricultural prices rose around 20 percent. Higher prices offset by smaller available commodity volume, with total farm production down 8 percent from 1949. January income estimated at 2.3 billion dollars, down about 10 percent from December but up 5 percent from January last year.
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Agriculture Department
Smile of Dimes Smilin through Eogertha Heston
Washington D C Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis aided Eugertha with March of Dimes funds after an infantile paralysis attack in July 1949. She spent four months in hospital and continues outpatient care.
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Eogertha Mae Heston
Washington, D. C
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Eugertha
March of Dimes
Woodlot Lumber Advise On Better Lumber Grades
Better grades of lumber come from farm woodlots when logs are sawn promptly after trees are cut.
Card of Thanks for Donations from Ohio Oil Co and Church
We express gratitude to Ohio Oil Co employees for generous donations after our trailer home and belongings were lost on January 10. Our thanks also go to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lindsey and Family.
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Ohio Oil Co
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Appreciation for Kindness After Loss
Mrs Arthur Kenfield and children express sincere thanks for floral offerings and acts of kindness shown during their bereavement after the death of their husband and father. The family notes the support helped them bear their grief and will be remembered.
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Broadway
Main Street
Rose
Dick Rodgers
Richard
GOD
Mercury
Indianapolis
Rienal
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Illinois
Sidney, Nebr
Smile of Dimes
Mrs
Ray Lindsey
Arthur Kenfield
A. C. Nelson Auto Sales Inc
R 27Th
Ave. I
East 4Th St
North Platte, Nebraska
March OF Dimes Polio
Ultra Centrifuge
American National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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