World War I Veterans Plan New Nebraska Lodgepole Group
A meeting in Sidney on Tuesday January 31 at 8:00 p.m. at the VFW room will form a Lodgepole Valley Barracks of the Veterans of World War I of the U S A Inc. Leo M. Schumacher of Scottsbluff will be the main speaker as the group seeks to aid veterans with pension laws and track legislation.
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VFW
Department of Nebraska
U.S.A
Cheyenne County
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department
Veterans Administration
Leo M. Schumacher
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
National Organization
National
Congress
Parents Employed By Children Can Get Social Security Coverage
About 25 000 parents working for their sons or daughters in a trade or business will be covered under the social security law as amended. The change allows bona fide employer employee relationships where the child has the right to direct and control work. Parents already credited can earn additional credits toward retirement survivors and disability benefits. Those without SS cards must apply and include their SS number on wage reports due by April 30 1961.
Coffee share and oil workers in Venezuela
The Western Hemisphere supplies 80 percent of the world’s coffee with Asia and Oceania providing the rest. In Venezuela some oil workers wear chain mail shirts to guard against Indian arrows.
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Hemisphere
Asia
Oceania
Venezuela
It Must Be Done in 61 Says Sidney Chamber Leader
Waldo Dearing, executive assistant to the Sioux Ordnance Depot Commander and longtime Sidney Chamber member, urges a strong 1961 membership drive with the slogan It Must Be Done in 61. He argues membership fuels growth, industry, payrolls, and community advancement, urging every businessman to join now. City Manager Tom Coffey adds support, praising the campaign and declaring the town will reach new heights with a vigorous Chamber. He echoes It Should Be Done in 61, It Must Be Done in 61, and It Can Be Done in 61.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Dearing
Chamber
Mr. Dearing
Sidney
Tom Coffey
Takahashi’s Original Ceramics and Sculpture Inspires Hall Display
Jim Takahashi, a Chadron State student, is praised for inserting his own interpretation into still life painting. The hall display in Crites Hall features his skull and desert scene, framed in oak by Gerrod Toepfer, with a plaque funded by the dormitory. The project united the men in pride and fellowship as funds covered materials. Slugs are snails without shells, and Butler County, Missouri, was named for William O. Butler, 1848 vice presidential candidate.
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Jim Takahashi
Mr. Artis
Jim
Jim Takaiishi
Crites Hall
Rodger Green
Bayard
Ivan
Gerrod Toepfer
Lewellen
Butler County
William O. Butler
Kentucky
Designers Of Furniture Mark Time In Modern Market
Furniture designers debate whether current pieces will become future collector items as U S industry shifts from traditional to modern styles at a Chicago winter market. Designers like Saarinen Nelson Wormley Van Koert and Peabody show innovative seating and suspended units while references to Roosevelt family ties appear in notes.
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Onshilo
Ivun Sung
Our Times
Eero Saarinen
Estelle
Erwine Laverne
George Nelson
Edward Wormley
Joan van Koert
Larry Peabody
Senate Debates Mineral Tax On Nonproducing Leases
The revenue committee debated LB174 to tax nonproducing mineral leases and severed mineral interests. Proponents led by Sen. Lewis Webb argued leases have value and should be taxed, while several assessors and oil industry officials warned the measure would be hard to administer and difficult to apply fairly.
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Lewis Webb
Ogallala
Nebraska
Webb
John Nelson
Keith County
Nebbraska
John Rice
Nance County
Roscoe Storey
Adams County
Ken Monroe
Lincoln
Nebraska Oil and Gas Asen
Neistaska
Mansas
Joy Rider Returns Car After Mishap
A 1960 Volkswagen was stolen from Richard L. Cizek of 1537 King St. It was driven into a tree at Legionark and later returned with the left front fender and headlight damaged. Police searched for the unknown joy rider as damage exceeded $100. The victim found tree bark on the car and a severely damaged tree remained in the park.
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Legionark
Sidney
Richard L. Cizek
King St
FFA Contest Set for Alliance February Fifteenth
Lincoln Special reports preparations are underway as 133 FFA chapters train for the Creed Pure Seed and Agricultural Demonstration Contests. District Eight will hold its contest at Alliance on February 15 with top blue ribbon winners advancing to the state event during the April 6 to 8 FFA convention.
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Lincoln
FFA
Jebraska
Glenn Strain
Alliance
Fair Dates Set for West Nebraska Panhandle Counties
The Panhandle Fair Association issued 1961 fair dates for eleven counties led by W W Hickman. August dates span Deuel Keith Dawes Box Butte Kimball Banner Cheyenne Sheridan and Morrill Scotts Bluff with a September open period. Fitzsimmons Shows will attend seven fairs as arranged to cut costs and avoid date duplication.
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Morrill County
Scotts Bluff
Hickman
Changes Announced In Sidney Women’s Bowling Tournament
The Sidney Women’s Bowling Association reveals schedule changes for its city tournament. Memorial Hospital entry Bowler-Ettes bowls tomorrow at 6 45 p m Banks Drive-In and American National Bank Lane-Ettes also set for 6 45 p m on February 4 Borns Skelly meets action at 9 p m the same evening.
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Sidney Women’s Bowling Association
Memorial Hospital
Bowler-Ettes
Banks Drive
American National Bank
Born’s Skelly
Junior Old Timers Fund Crippled Children in Cheyenne County
The Union Pacific Junior Old Timers and Auxiliary Club No 35 donated 34986 to the Cheyenne County Nebraska Society for Crippled Children. Proceeds from a prior dance funded the gift and will aid local crippled children care programs. James Rasmussen led the fund drive with Jerome Kaminski as club chairman and Barbara Sawicki as auxiliary president.
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Union Pacific Junior Old Timers and Auxiliary
Club No. 35
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Society For Crippled Children
W. P. Ackerman
Ackerman
James Rasmussen
Jerome Kaminski
Barbara Sawicki
Telegraph Ad Appeals to 4500+ Prospective Buyers
A broad appeal highlights a telegraph want ad reaching more than 4500 potential buyers. The notice emphasizes wide exposure and quick response for selling goods or services.
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Telegraph
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