New Academy to Replace 50 Year Old Structure
Sidney plans a new St. Patrick’s Academy replacing the 50 year old building with a modern school and a convent for 25 nuns. The campaign to raise funds will be a one day whirlwind drive on August 10 led by Dr. C. B. Dorwart and Curtis Crum, with a target to be set after initial results. Ground breaking could occur early in 1959 and the old building will be razed after construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Academy
Tom Sludowski
Father Sludowski
Thomas Richard Finn
Sludowski
Father Siudowski
C. B. Dorwart
Joe Vogt
Allen Karnik
Pat Heaton Sr
J. L. Thorpe
L. M. Clinton
Robert Rauner
Theodore C." Egging
Thomas
J. Coonell
Lloyd O'Halloran
John Peetz Jr
James Beyer
Henry Meysenberg
Joe Kelley
Leo “Zwickl
Leo Kreiger
Robert Chamberlain
Neil
Bailty
Letizén
William R. Cumminsky
Cors
Thomas M. Dowd
Sioux Ordnance Depot
M. M. Herbert
Thomas O'Connell
Grace Schulte
Julia Roche
Everett Mohart
Mary Egging
Bernice , Kelly
Peter Lenzen
Francis Hruska
Matt Janda
Francis‘ Egging
Louis Giron
Josephs Morales
Floyd Iverson
St.Patrick’s
Military Chapel
Africa Oil Could Ease Crisis Amid Arab Unrest
Petroleum geologist Jack Frost, director for The Oasis Oil Co., says welding Arab states into a United Arab Republic is nearly impossible and notes Libya's agitation and Western-Russian rivalry. He cites U S aid, Russian strings, and limited North African oil prospects as modest western security benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arab Republic
Jack Frost
Oasis Oil Co
Libya
North Africa
Nasser
Lebanon
United States
Frost
Tripoli
Russia
Cairo
Great Britain
Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
West
Ohio Cily Co
Sheriff Warns On Youth Gun Dangers After Rural Incidents
Sheriff W. W. Schulz reports ongoing vandalism and accidental shootings by youths armed with .22 rifles. A farm near Sidney saw a three-year-old nearly hit when shots tore into a garage. Arrests will follow. parents are urged to supervise and restrict unsupervised shooting to safe targets. Public safety officials warn that unregulated use can injure innocents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Sheriff Schulz
Youth Severely Burned In Fall From Quonset Project
Donnell Hatch aged 16 of Scottsbluff was severely burned this afternoon after falling from a quonset construction roof at Sunol and touching high tension wires. He suffered facial and foot burns and was rushed to Memorial Hospital by police escort around two pm for emergency treatment. No doctor’s report was available at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell Hatch
Scottsbluff
Sunol
Memorial Hospital
Pre School Examinations Offered For Sidney Children
Dr. H C Nelson urges parents to book free physical and dental exams for preschool children this month and early next month. No exams after Aug 30. Immunization forms must be signed and presented, or call 5757 for forms. Fees apply only for special tests or shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Nelson
Sidney’ Public Schools
Nelson
Frontier air lines approved to fly Omaha Casper route
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted Frontier Airlines authority to operate a daily round trip between Casper Wyoming and Omaha Nebraska with intermediate stops in Douglas Lusk Ainsworth Norfolk Chadron and Lincoln Nebraska for 60 days while the seven state area investigation proceeds. United Air Lines and Ozark Air Lines opposed the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier “Airlines
Casper
Wye
Omaha
Neb
Douglas
Lusk
Chadron
Ainsworth
Norfolk
Lincoln
Seven States
Nebraska
Wyoming
Frontier
United Air Lines
Ozark Air Lines
Oil-Gas News Hopes Dim For Discovery At Mather No. B-1
Petroleum Inc of Denver failed to find promising oil on its wildcat No 1 B Mather seven miles north of Potter while running electric logs in the J sand. Drilling reached the J sand with difficulties in logging the well in CNE SW Sec 35 16 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill County
Ohio Oil Co
Lane
Dalton
Allchin
Kimball County
Skelly Oil Co
Cheyenne County
Colorado Southern Petroleum Corp
Nebraska
Middle East
Braden Drilling Co
Barth
Bushnell
British-American Petroleum Co
Petsch
Abundant Wheat Harvest Machines Reported Across Nebraska
Francis Hiner of the Nebraska State Employment Service notes a surplus of combines for the 1958 Nebraska wheat crop in western areas. About 100 machines await contracts in Sidney with many more in Chappell Kimball Alliance and Dalton. Weather delays have slowed cutting, prompting new branch offices to distribute the machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hiner
Nebraska State Employment Service
Sidney
Nebraska
Chappell and Kimball
Alliance
Hiner
Iowa
NSES
Mr. Hiner
Backer Damage Suit Settled After City Payout
The Backers case ends with the City paying 750 to cover all claims. George and Mollie Bakker claimed damage to a vacant lot beside the 13th Street underpass after its construction. The suit, tried twice in Sidney courts with juries for the defendants, was appealed to the State Supreme Court before a settlement offer. City Council authorized City Attorney Larry Clinton to finalize the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Clinton
13Th Street
George
Mollie Bakker
Sidney
State Supreme Court
Clinton
One Nebraskan In Landing At Beirut
The Navy at Great Lakes announced that Robert G. Sharp of Chadron Nebraska took part in the Beirut landing. Sharp serves as engineman fireman aboard the USS Capricornus, an attack cargo ship involved in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Great Lakes
Beirut
Lebanon
Robert G. Sharp
George E. Sharp
Chadron
Correction to accident report involving Mrs Mamie Suchy
The Telegraph corrects an earlier accident report noting the car driven by Mrs Mamie Suchy was struck in the front, not the rear, as previously stated. The correction follows police records and requests by Mr Suchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie ‘Suchy
Democrats Rally Encourages Nebraska Two-Party Push
Lincoln Democrat Frank Morrison with aide Paul Means visits Sidney as part of a cross-state trek to energize politics and form a county committee. The group plans a debate with Senator Roman Hruska in Sidney and a harvest time Democratic dinner to fund a fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Lincoln
United States
Sidney
Morrison
Paul Means
Washington, D. C
Pat Heaton Sr
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Morrisons
Mr. Means
Seward
Highway 30
Mr. Heaton
Tom Allington
Bob Rauner
C. A. Story
Leonard Fine
Roman Hruska
Congress
North Platte
Gering
York
Cozad
Pat Heaton
Heaton
Mr. Morrison
Panhandle Wheat Outlook Hailed By Weather Delays
Unstable western Nebraska weather threatens a record Panhandle winter wheat crop if three hot dry weeks follow. Delays due to rain and hail risk lower protein content and grain quality. Harvest began along the southern Panhandle but halted by Tuesday rain with yields 30 to 55 bushels per acre and protein as low as 8.45 to 12 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Denver
Sidney
Weather Bureau
Point of Rocks
Potter
Cheyenne County
Big Springs
Kimball County
Alliance
Wheat price quoted at 146 dollars per bushel
Local elevator sources report a grain price of 146 dollars per bushel for wheat today. The market appears steady as buyers monitor futures and supply conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Academy
Africa
Republic
Oil-Gas News
Mather No. B-1
Democrats
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!