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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1949

Page

5

Nebraska Seeks Major Overhaul of State Education

Nebraska educators call for a sweeping reorganization of school districts to raise quality and equity. A bill LB 27, introduced by three senators, would create county and state committees and require public votes on reorganized districts. Studies show some districts have zero mill levy while others reach high rates, with statewide tests in 1947-48 placing Nebraska students below national averages in most subjects.

Nebraska F. E. Henzick Teachers College Leslie L. Chisholm State University Henzick Chisholm William A. Metzger Cass County Ed Hoyt Red Wilow County Harry F. Burnham Custer County Henzick and Henzick and Chisholm

Nebraska Delegation Breakfast Remarks Stir Inflation Talk

Visitors at the Nebraska Delegation Breakfast on Tuesday include Roy Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Welch jokes about a million dollars Chinese, cites wheat and budget figures to criticize inflation and federal action. He warns of a “wreck” from socialist programs and urges focus on farm bulletins and responsible tax policy while noting the inauguration week vacation in Washington.

Nebraska Roy Welch Omaha Clark Lincoln Howard Nims Kearney Kimball Philadelphia Santa Claus You Washington McGrath Democratic National Committee

Conference Postponed in Cheyenne County

The Production and Marketing Administration conference scheduled for January 27 and 28 at Grand Island has been indefinitely postponed due to weather per Muriel Crosby Cheyenne County AAA chairman.

Grand Island Muriel Crosby Cheyenne County AAA

Senator Butler Proposes Tax Deduction for Land Leveling

Senator Hugh Butler introduces a bill allowing farmers to deduct land leveling expenses from income on tax returns. He argues the move would lower federal taxes, encourage broader soil conservation, and enable more terracing as costs currently fall on individual operators. He calls the revenue loss negligible and urges faster soil conservation progress.

Hugh Butler Butler

Nebraska Safety Patrol reports 1948 traffic gains and fines

Captain C. J. Sanders details 1948 activity showing an 18.8 percent drop in fatalities and 47,393 motorists stopped with 10,790 arrests. Fines totaled $128,537.89, with 3,319 speeding and 975 ignoring stop signs. Equipment violations numbered 28,127. 8,476 written warnings. 15,841 aid cases. Patrol logged 362,189 hours and 3,728,560 miles.

Nebraska C. J. Sanders Nebraska Safety Patrol Banders Sanders

Judge Wisdom Dies at 66 in Kimball Nebraska

Services were held at Kimball for Judge Orville C. Wisdom a long time Kimball County Judge and lodge man born March 31 1882 in Bilackton Iowa who died last week He moved to Nebraska as an infant and practiced law in Emerson Wakefield and Kimball before becoming county judge in 1942 He was active in Masonic and Eastern Star organizations and held several lodge positions in the region with attendance from Sidney.

Kimball Nebraska Orville C. Wisdom Sidney Judge Wisdom Kimball County Bilackton Iowa Cedar County Highland Park Des Moines University of Nebraska Law School Wisdom Emerson and Wakefield Nebro Evangel Hibben Fremont Masonic Order Eastern Star Job's Daughters Knights of Pythias Knights Templar Gering

Tangier Shrine Member Dies. War Service Noted

A Tangier Shrine member in Omsha died, with lifetime service on American Legion and selective service boards in both World Wars. Survived by wife, a foster son, and a foster daughter. Scotch tape promotion appears in the issue.

Tangier Shrine Omsha American Legion Selective Service

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