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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1964

Page

10

Laws Hamper Wheat Sales, Hughes Says

American farmers have the world’s largest wheat supply but cannot compete with U S allies in sales to Communist nations due to government policies, Herbert J. Hughes told about 100 at a Lincoln wheat info meeting. He urged aggressive defense of Nebraska farmers and criticized subsidies to ship lines, saying costs should be shared by all citizens and not just agricultural programs.

U.S Herbert J. Hughes Imperial National Wheat Growers Association U. S Hughes Lincoln Nebraska Executive Branch Canada Australia Argentina France Russia

Credit Buying Costs Differ By Method of Installment

University of Nebraska home management specialist explains three common installment methods add-on discount rate and unpaid balance. Using a $360 equipment loan at 9 percent over 24 months, add-on charges total 424.80 or 17.70 monthly, discount loan requires 439.02 borrowed with 18.29 monthly payments.

Lincoln Clara Leopold Extension Home University of Nebraska Leopold

Ten March of Dimes Medical Advances For Year

The National Foundation March of Dimes lists ten funded medical advances for 1963. Key items include tests for galactosemia and maple syrup urine disease, cracking the homograft barrier, cell specialization signals, a new gene concept, virus links to birth defects, synthesis of active DNA, birth defect causes from fluid balance, spinal birth defect outbreaks, and arthritis clues from a twin study. Notable researchers and institutions include Drs. Arthur Rob inson, Joseph Dancis, Robert A. Good, John Papaconstantinou, Robert S. Edgar, Gordon C. Brown, Thomas Francis Jr., Rose M. Litman, Waclaw Szylbowski, Casimer T Grobowski, University of Minnesota, University of Colorado, California Institute of Technology, University of Wisconsin, and University of Rochester.

Theodore E. Boyd U. S Boyd National Foundation March of Dimes William S. Clark National Foundation Arthur Robinson and Associates University of Colorado Joseph Dancis New York University Robert A. Good University of Minnesota John Papaconstantinou University of Connecticut Robert S. Edgar California Institute of Technology Gordon C., Brown Thomas Francis Jr University of Michigan Rose M. Litman Waclaw Syzbalski University of Wisconsin Casimer T Grobowski Univerate Miami March of Dimes Atlanta Fort Campbell Nashville Ralph Jacox Sanford Meyerowitz March of Dimes Arthritis Center University of Rochester

Puzzle style clues and a civic contest notice

A clipped puzzle list crosses with a local notice from Omaha and Kearney Nebr. The article mentions two women Mrs Walter Menze and Miss Evelyn Sediey of Omaha explaining that essays must be 100 words or less and due by March 1. A state contest will select four area girls for a private license written test with results announced April 1.

Walter Menze Omaha Evelyn Sediey Bill Snart Fifth Avenue Kearney Nebr

Fairview Estate Restored Open To Public In Lincoln

Out Of Old Nebraska Bryan Estate At Lincoln Restored Open To Public For fifteen years the home to the Bryan family known as Fairview in southeast Lincoln. After 1902 the mansion hosted politicians and events, later serving as a nurses residence and now restored by the Nebraska State Historical Society Junior League and Bryan Memorial Hospital Board. Public hours are 1 to 4 afternoons except Mondays and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays.

William Jennings Bryan Fairview Lincoln D Street Ruth William Jennings, Jr Grace Bryans Normal Bryan Woodrow Wilson Champ Clark House of Representatives Charles W. Bryan Nebraska Thomas S. Allen Jackson Jefferson Bryan Memorial Hospital Nebraska State Historical Society Junior League of Lincoln Bryan Memorial Hospital Board

Sund News Birthdays Are Social Events

Social notices from Sund report multiple birthday celebrations and visits across Brownson Oshkosh Grant and surrounding towns. Families including DeMers Irwin Hunt Moline Kreider Richmond and Crosby share dinners overnight visits and birthday milestones during the weekend in Nebraska communities. The piece notes Teri Lynn's third birthday and Mrs. Irwin's birthday among gatherings.

John DeMers Sr Brownson Bill Jallen S. F. Irwin Kenneth Miller Irwin Bert Walker Lorenzo Cecil Hunt Oshkosh Don Hunt Teri Lynn Muriel Crosby Robert Englert Laramie H. H. Misegadis Wilfred Kreider Joan Richmond Grant Bob Misegadis Glendon Moline Cozad Floyd Richmond Barton Kreider Jimmy Jensen Ogallala Allen Webb Big Springs John Webb Bill Behrends Lodgepole

Turtle with 1914 initials found near Sego, Ohio

Willard Swinehart, while mushrooming near Lego, Ohio, discovered a box turtle bearing the initials Sego and the year 1914. He recalls his father similarly caught and inscribed the same turtle about 50 years earlier, noting the creature’s size remains about the same and the sighting occurs within 150 feet of the original location.

Lego, Ohio Willard Swinehart Sego 1914 Swinehart

Burrow for Quiet Chicago underground school project

Fort Worth suburb plans an underground school to cut Air Force base noise that disrupts 10 percent of class time. The current school sits 1.5 miles from the main runway, prompting a novel building method to shield students from flight operations.

Chicago Air Force Base Fort Worth, Tex

Greatest Washington D C International Rated Since 1952

Turf experts at Laurel Race Course rate the 1962 Washington D C International as the greatest since the race began in 1952. France's Match I defeated Kelso Carry Back Beau Purple and other top US and international rivals.

Laurel, Md Washington D.C

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