Sidney Telegraph History and Affiliations
The Sidney Telegraph is Cheyenne County’s official newspaper, published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska. It is Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873 and affiliated with the Associated Press as well as the Nebraska Press Association.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot Workers Deserve Expanded Roles
The Telegraph lauds 752 employees at Sioux Ordnance Depot with over half tenures of twelve years or more. It notes 119 with ten to twelve years and 164 with seven to ten years, urging the Army to grant larger, more essential duties to retain dedicated staff in service of national peace and security.
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United States Army
Free World
America
Work Rule Dispute Between Railroads and Unions Deepens
The railroad management union clash over work rules nears a head but no settlement. Unions urge a study commission including public input. management rejects to avoid prolonging talks. A tripartite panel was offered with binding power rejected by unions. Direct negotiations remain possible though a long road ahead.
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A Word On Stevenson
A nonpartisan tribute praising Adlai E. Stevenson for exemplary composure and good humor during the Democratic convention period. It lauds his restraint, steady perspective, and equanimity as he faced intense political pressure without losing his temper or dignity.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Moon Oxygen from Meteorites Speeds Space Tour
New York University studies suggest moon meteorites can yield oxygen when cooked, potentially meeting oxygen needs for a crew by processing about 100 pounds of rock daily. The finding strengthens a House space committee push to accelerate the lunar mission timeline toward 1970.
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Christopher Columbus
America
Women to Step Into Key Jobs At GOP Convention
Frances Lewine profiles six women taking lead roles at the Republican National Convention in Chicago on July 25. Highlights include Mrs. Clare Williams as opening speaker and longtime GOP organizer, Mrs. Consuelo Northrop Bailey as call committee chair, Rep Katharine St. George as parliamentarian, Jo Good as first female convention executive director, Mrs. C Wayland Brooks coordinating delegates, and Mrs. Bailey and colleagues shaping convention logistics amid early campaign speculation.
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Confab
Clare Williams
Syracuse
N. Y
St. Louis
Frank Williams
Florida
Williams
Washington, D.C
Consuelo Northrop Bailey
Bailey
United States
Vermont
Katharine ST. George
R-Ny
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Congress
Tuxedo Park
Josephine Good
Jo Good
Miss Good
Denver
Colo
Coast Guard Spars
Arthur Summerfield
Miss. Good
William Donald
San Francisco
Donald
C. Wayland Brooks
Brooks
Sen. C. Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Flat Top Sheep Co
Saw Tooth Mountains
Sun Valley
Idaho
Mamie Eisenhower
Pat Nixon
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Everett Dirksen
Lincoln
Ilinois
Eisenhower
William G. Stratton
Nixon
Republican National
Progressive Republican Mrs Hefelfinger heads Minnesota GOP
Mrs Elizabeth Heffelfinger of Wayzata Minnesota serves as convention secretary and national committee woman for Minnesota. She joined politics two decades ago backing Wendell Willkie and plans to retire when her term ends to make way for younger blood.
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Wayzata, Minn
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GOP
National Finance Committee
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Wendell Willkie Jr
Minnesota
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Eisenhower
Dorothy Vredenburg
New Model A Business Writer Sees Durable Cars Ahead
A business writer predicts a major automaker will soon unveil a car immune to yearly style changes and an appliance maker a refrigerator with no obsolescence. He notes consumer revolt against costly model changes and cites evidence from VW’s popularity and J Gordon Lippincott on competitive decline from planned obsolescence. A durable, non dated car or appliance would appeal to budget focused buyers.
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J. Gordon Lippincott
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Pony Express Centennial Celebrations Across the West
San Rafael California hosts a centennial tribute to the Pony Express as reenactments span July across Salt Lake City, Julesburg, Fort Kearny, Carson City and Sacramento with riders carrying 20 pounds of malt per trip. Waddell Smith leads the National Pony Express Centennial Assn in scheduling a nine day relay starting July 19.
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Pony Express
Salt Lake City
California
Pacific Northwest
Mmany
Waddell F. Smith
San Rafael
Calif
National Pony Express Centennial Assn
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The
Centennial Assn
University of Utah Stadium
Courier
Cottonwood
Marysville
Kan
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Fort Kearny
Neb
Fort Bridger
South Pass
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Julesburg
Collo
Carson City
Fort Churchill
Nev
Sacramento
Placerville
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Russell, Majors and Waddell
Leavenworth
St. Joseph
Hollenberg Ranch
Kansas
Automation Umpire Prompts Baseball Debate
Long Island engineer Lloyd F. Knight patents an automatic baseball umpire using multiple cameras to judge pitches and plays with a monitor and tape backstop. The system could reduce human umpires and change the game's excitement and accountability.
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Lloyd F. Knight
Long Island
Bronze Goddess and the Rise of Tanning Lotion
A lighthearted look at shifting beauty ideals from pale complexions to tanning fashion. It notes the effort required for sun tanning and the allure of overnight bronze via lotions, raising the question how to tell genuine bronzing from imitation.
Pacific Napoleon would grace Washington Statuary Hall
Hawaii weighs King Kamehameha I as its choice for a national monument in Statuary Hall. Born mid 18th century on Hawaii Island, he unified the islands through conquest and fostered Western tools, shipbuilding, and trade. His death in 1819 preceded a surge of American immigration and missionary influence.
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Napoleon
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Hawaii
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Hawaii Island
Kamehameha
New England
United States
FDA Aid Aims To Raise Wheat Output In Far East
The United Nations FAO says a 2.5 million dollar investment will lift wheat and barley yields by 25 percent across ten Middle East and Asian nations within five years, producing about 100 million dollars yearly in value. The piece notes Mexico's wheat growth under FDA aid and argues surplus American food cannot solve global hunger while commerce and aid misalign.
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Lincoln Star
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Middle East
Mexico
America
Cooper outlines plans to boost Nebraska industry ties
Republican gubernatorial candidate John Cooper told the Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce he favors enabling municipalities to issue revenue bonds for industrial plants and urges state involvement. He proposes a revolving fund to lend at low interest for legitimate projects and hints at further details as the campaign progresses.
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John Cooper
Nebraska
United Chambers of Commerce
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Mississippi
Greenville
Cooper
American Farms Getting Gypped The Old Quiz
The piece questions U S sugar policy since Eisenhower cut Cuban sugar imports. It recalls Henry Wallace remarks and argues quotas should favor American farmers while criticizing foreign policy leanings and political campaigning. It ends noting a year of outdoor cookery tips as campaigns begin.
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United States
Henry Wallace
Omaha
Henry
Surgar
Wallace
Department of Agricuture
Eisenhower
Mexico
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List Snapshot
Catalog of crossword clues with Across and Down entries including Away Dessert Tight Nominal value Angry Gazelle Exist Chief Failure to win Make happy Withdraws into solitude Nimble Cereal grass Salt Bitter herb First Confines Gaelic form of John Article of millinery Employees Breakfast dish Joins City in New Hampshire Wheel covering Protective Handle roughly Shun Square of 100 Falsehood Stories Bitter vetch Old times poet Down Jewels Islands in the Atlantic Painting on plaster Demon Was in terested Diplomacy Old Indian tribe Pinch Billow Annex Of the nose Close forcibly Western state Fundamental truth Wagon track It is Draw Kind of pastry Tatter Shoestrings explosive Quantity of yarn At no time Path Stitched Comes to a close Period of light Character in Uncle Tom's Cabin In favor of Abstract being
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Texas
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