Big Springs Leader Attends Washington ASC Training
Big Springs Nebraska farmer Murl Mauser says he understands USDA better after a two day orientation in Washington DC with 13 ASC state committeemen and executives. Officials discussed improving ASCS administration and ensuring equal access to programs while stressing service to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murl I. Mauser
Nebraska
ASC
Big Springs
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Mauser
Freeman
Department of Agri Culture
ASCS
Horace D. Godfrey
Edwin A. Jaenke
Ray Fitzgerald
Godfrey
Fitzgerald
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Washington
William H. Elrod
Kansas
Charles M. Cox
Arnold Anderson
North Dakota
George E. Little
Kentucky
Louis Bruketta
Rodney E. Wilson
Alaska
Paul A. Crowl
Maryland
Robert N. Hendershot
Pennsylvania
Martin B. Thorson
William A. Tschudy
Wisconsin
Murli, Mauser
Richard J. Moser
Indiana
Charles L. Frazier
Loyd Jones
Russell L. Arndt
State Department Budget Surpasses 20 Billion Dollars
Newsletter from Congressman Dave Martin reports a two year foreign aid bill with 13.817 billion in authorization and 6.6 billion unexpended funds, totaling over 20 billion for the State Department. It notes U S aid to Egypt and Indonesia, calls for repayment by France, and criticizes Johnson administration cuts while visitors from the district attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Development Loan Fund
Alliance For Progress
State Department
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.S
U. S
Cairo
Sukarno
Indonesia
France
Johnson
Labor Market Shifts Signal Seasonal June Trends
The June labor pattern shows more applicants and fewer openings, driven by students and graduates joining the workforce for full time and summer jobs. Sidney Nebraska reports 110 nonagricultural openings, down from 119, with 50 percent higher placements than last year and a 28 percent drop in active files. Unemployment claims ease while agricultural demand remains steady. 146 migratory sugar beet workers are employed in Cheyenne and Deuel Counties. The office oversees Banner, Cheyenne, Devel and Kimball counties and plans to refer many workers to other states after local commitments end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hiner
Sidney
Nebraska Department of Labor
Division of Employment
Hiner
Cheyenne
Deuel
Banner
Devel
Kimball
Blake Cited by Refugees Panel for Frustrating Efforts
The United States Committee for Refugees cited Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake a Presbyterian leader and general secretary elect of the World Council of Churches for his frustrating efforts in behalf of refugees human rights and the hopes of peace and unity in the hearts of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Committee For Refugees
Eugene Carson Blake
World Council of Churches
Medicare rollout eases for Nebraska hospitals
Area hospitals in the Nebraska Panhandle adopted Medicare with little disruption, echoed nationwide as the elderly influx failed to materialize. Claire W. Schuneman, SSA district manager, urged public awareness through a free booklet titled Health Insurance Under Social Security, noting extended Thursday evening hours and a Saturday closing.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Claire W. Schuneman
Social Security Administration
Schuneman
Scottsbluff Social Security Office
Morrison backers name two Cheyenne County leaders
Gov. Frank B. Morrison announces E. K. Yanney of Lodgepole and Mrs. H. C. Q. Nelson of Sidney as co chairmen of the Nebraskans For Morrison Committee in Cheyenne County. W. D. Newberry of North Platte says they accepted the posts for Morrison’s proven leadership. Marguerites aside, small fry love them. toast marshmallows on buttered crackers and serve.
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Frank B. Morrison
United States Senate
E. K. Yanney
Lodgepole
H.C.Q. Nelson
Sidney
Cheyenne County
W. D. Newberry
North Platte
Nebraska
Minor Mishap on Thursday Damages Light in Two Car Collision
A two car collision occurred Thursday morning in front of the Halvorson Larabee Garage on Illinois Street. Wendell A. Smith, 42, of Sidney backed from the garage and struck Shirley Ann Banderay, 24, of Peetz. No injuries and only light damage were reported.
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Halvorson-Larabee
Ilinois St
Wendell A. Smith
Sidney
Shirley Ann Banderay
Peetz
Load Of Bombs Upsets On 30 Near Chappell
A semi truck carrying bombs overturned on Highway 30 west of Chappell about 1:30 a.m. The 1963 Mack, driven by Del mar Lamar of Oklahoma City, ran out of gas and tipped in soft dirt. Minor damage occurred. no injuries. Special crews from Sioux Army Depot unloaded the bombs. Cornhusker Army Depot confirmed they were not dangerous unless a fire started.
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Chappell
Highway 30
John Trenerry
Delmar Lamar
Oklahoma City
Barrow Pit
Sioux Army
Trenerry
Cornhusker Army Depot
Grand Island
Courthouse Happenings Real Estate Transfers in Sidney
Courthouse notices list multiple property transfers in Sidney. Clinton Dorwart and Lucille Dorwart transfer to Kenneth Bow ersox and Dorothy Bowers ox Lot 17 Valley View to Sidney. McClure to Veterans Affairs east half of SW quarter Block 15 Wellner's Addition. Flessner to Ernests southwest quarter Section 21 Township 17 North Range 48 West. Flessner to Flessners transfers home. Banks to Donald Challburg Lot 6 Block 1 Christ's Second Addition. Skrdlant to Glenn Leiding Lot 32 Block 3 Country Club Heights and parts of Grabill. Chambers to Veterans Affairs Lot 10 Block 5 Country Club Heights Grabill. Payne to Thomas Clark Lot 1 Block 2 Country Club Heights Third Addition. Hepner to Bernard Croghan Lot 12 Livoni’s Addition.
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Clinton B. Dorwart
Luccille K. Dorwart
Kenneth Bowersox
Dorthy Jean Bowersox
Valley View
Sidney
Frank W. McClure
Alice J. McClure
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Wellner
Evelyn M. Flessner
Lavern H. Flessner
Raymond H
Jo Anne Challburg
Christ’s Second
James G. Skrdlant
Kathryn L. Skrdlant
Glenn O. Leiding
Country Club Heights
Grabill
Arthur D. Chambers
Ada C. Chambers
City of
Caleb J. Payne
Wanda M. Payne
Thomas K. Clark
Mary A. Clark
Harold H. Hepner
Bernard E. Croghan
Livoni
Quarrels seen as useful in marriage says bishop
In a Quarrels Lake conference Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr. said quarrels can reveal deep truths about a couple. He urged couples to analyze disputes after cooling off and learn what the quarrel was saying about them.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
Earl G. Hunt Jr
Charlotte
Local Liquor and Driving Offenses Report
Arthur R Huff of Sidney charged with possession of alcoholic liquor amounting to 57.50. Alan J Farrell of Sidney charged with procuring liquor or alcoholic beverages for a minor amounting to 58.50. Loren R Anthony of Sidney fined 80 for reckless driving and driving under suspension with 30 days in jail and a one year driving privilege suspension. Kent W From of Lodgepole charged with possession of alcoholic liquor by a minor amounting to 57.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Huff
Sidney
Alan J. Farrell
Loren R. Anthony
Kent W. From
Lodgepole
Property Transfers Grant Oil and Gas Rights in Various Parcels
Multiple transfers assign oil and gas rights in sections within townships 12 to 16 North and ranges 50 to 52 West. Grantees include A M Holloway Arthur M Guida and Arthur M Guide with names Peter J Beyer Carrie Beyer Donald Larson Loretta Larson Marie Johnson Ida S Gerke Emma E Hansen Otto Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Beyer
Carrie Beyer
A.M. Holloway
Donald Larson
Loretta Larson
Arthur M. Guida
Marie Johnson
Arthur M. Guide
Township
Range
Ida S. Gerke
Emma E. Hansen
Otto Hansen
Township 12
Certified Seed Use Increasing in Nebraska Wheat Planting
Nebraska farmers will plant about 3.5 million bushels of certified wheat seed this fall. Richard Mills of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association cites rising grower inquiries and notes that newly released College of Agriculture varieties such as Gage Scout Lanc er Ottawa Warrior Cheyenne and Omaha are proving their worth under Nebraska conditions. The NCIA is the official seed certification agency by state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Richard Mills
NCIA
College of Agriculture
Nebr
Aska
Gage
Scout
Lancer
Ottawa
Warrior
Cheyenne
Omaha
Mills
Nebraska Experiment Station
Summer Band Concerts Set
The 1966 Summer Band Concerts begin Tuesday July 19 at 8 PM. The six week series features the Sidney High School Band directed by Duane Johnson with Duane Nichols assisting and directing one concert. Marches show tunes light overtures and popular songs will be played to appeal to all listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Duane Johnson
Dueane Nichols
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