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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1958
Page
4
Joan Fontaine plans a quick trip to Klosters Switzerland to close her house and arrange for her daughter Maria to return after a brief stay in Europe. She hints at a TV series on return and stresses her marriage to Collier Young remains strong.
Local elevator sources report a wheat price of 1.78 per bushel today. The figure reflects current market levels for nearby supplies and may serve as guidance for buyers and sellers in the agricultural community.
Mrs. Jaycees members meet in city auditorium basement with ten members and one guest to plan a March style show. Committees named for Advertising Tickets Models Refreshments and seating run by listed members. Announcement notes state convention in Grand Island next month. next meeting set for February 26 in the same basement.
Gov Victor Anderson urged the federal government not to reduce the Army National Guard. He warned that cuts would harm communities hosting guard units and would harm national defense. Nebraska National Guard shows over four million dollars invested across 30 communities, he noted.
The KSID timetable lists programs from 6 30 am to 11 00 pm with signs on News Weather Cal and a wide slate including Sunrise Serenade On The Farm Cecil Brown Three T s Ringo Show Breakfast Club Herb Oscar Anderson Jim Reeves Show Jim Backus Show Album Time Music In The Afternoon Country Style USA Navy Show Univ of Nebr Speaks Sports Cast Oddities In The News Under the Capitol Dome Record Varieties John Daly News The Merv Griffin Show Vandercook House of Wax and Sign Off.
The state board of control will consider raising the asset limits for aid to dependent children ADC. Current limits cap assets at 300 dollars for the first child and 600 dollars for a family. The proposal would raise these to 500 dollars for one child and 1,000 dollars for a family unit. The board also reviewed three spending measures from the last legislative session LB 167 LB 498 and LB 171, affecting old age assistance blind assistance and a supplemental medical program.
The Nebraska Safety Patrol records list individuals arrested for traffic violations. Names include Thomas D. Howerter of Sidney for expired license, and numerous others from Sidney, Dix, Alliance, and surrounding areas with speeding charges in cities such as Portland and Nashville as well as states like Utah and Tennessee.
Alliance hosts patrolman examinations on February 10 with starting salaries of 250 dollars per month. Applications are available from the City Manager. In Kearney, January 27-28, the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association sponsors Crop Improvement Days featuring panel discussions reports and awards.
Social Security officials urge thousands of self employed individuals to prepare before filing for benefits in 1958. Schuneman says bring extra copies of 1956 and 1957 tax returns including Schedule C, proof of net earnings at least 400 dollars, and evidence of tax return filing to speed processing and ensure eligibility. Proof of age is required for monthly payments. a birth certificate is not necessary.
Shortly after birth is the best evidence. Most old documents showing age or date of birth will be accepted. The social security card should be presented when you call at the social security office. A little preparation for visiting the social security office to file a claim often saves time and expense, Schuneman concluded.
A list of upcoming events from January to April across Nebraska and Texas includes the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth and multiple irrigation clinics and 4-H activities in towns like Kearney Scottsbluff Alma and Kimball. An advisory from the Better Vision Institute notes many hunters see red and green alike due to color blindness and suggests wearing yellow.
Ak-Sar-Ben launches its sixty fourth annual membership campaign aiming for 19 580 members. Peter Kiewit announces the plan with over 400 volunteers on 12 teams starting February. Other committee members include V J Skutt Robert H Storz and Morris Muller Leo Daly Jr and Frank Fogarty supervise the drive.
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