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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1952

Page

7

Prophet Purcell forecasts mild fall with late cold spells

Rushville weather prophet Mark Purcell predicts no real cold spell until the third week of November. Fall eases into summer briefly with warm days, then turns cool by late September with wet spells. Early October should stay warm and moderate into late fall, with a sharp cold spell in mid November and a December rain snow mix. Christmas expected normally cold.

Rushville Ind Mark Purcell Purcells

Bradfordsville Blood Drive Aids Rattlesnake Bite Victim

Bradfordsville Ky residents rallied to aid Jerald Sue Abell a ten year old bitten by a rattlesnake. She received seventeen transfusions at Children's Hospital and may need foot surgery as doctors monitor swelling and circulation. Donations poured in from the town of 325, with many leaving cards and even money to help Jerald Sue.

Bradfordsville Jerald Sue Abell Children’s Hospital Jerald Sué Red Cross Regional Blood Center Jerald Sue Don Abell Abell

Dairy Farmer Cited For Aiding US Navy

Don Mossman a Missouri born ex dairy farmer turned small manufacturer has gained national prominence for aiding the navy. He runs a Joliet Illinois plant employing 45. Mossman developed a complex switch of 889 parts for navy task forces after RCA sought his help. He is praised by RCA Illinois manufacturers and Governor Stevenson as America’s small manufacturer of 1952. His story has been featured on multiple radio and TV programs.

Columbia, Mo Missouri Don Mossman Nebraska Mossman Joliet Radio Corporation of America Navy Illinois Manufacturers Association Adlai Stevenson America

First Civilian Jeep in Retirement at Kansas Ranch

The first Army Jeep converted for civilian use rests in retirement on a 16,000 acre Kansas ranch. Mr and Mrs Fred Heine, who bought it from Willys-Overland, preserve the historic vehicle awaiting shipment to the Smithsonian. They are among the first civilians to own a converted Army vehicle and paid the first price for civilian models after World War II.

Lucas Kan Smithsonian Institution Washington Fred Heine Jeep-minker Willys-Overland Herey

4 Salty Gravy Test Improves Salt Balance

The test describes fixing an overly salty gravy by dropping a raw potato into it for a few minutes before serving to absorb excess salt and balance flavor.

Farm Youths Inspect Fire Dangers Aimed at Safety

The National Youth Farm Fire Safety Program mobilizes 138000 farm youths to inspect about four times as many farms during vacations. They chart hazards, advise on fixes, and pursue prizes from 600 mutual companies. Results show sharp declines in farm fire losses in New York and North Dakota.

National Association Mutual Insurance Companies Mutual Farm Fire Insurance Junior Chambers of Commerce State Extension Forester Service Iowa New York State Extension Forester Agency of North Dakota

Today Is Happy 65 For 2,700 Americans

The piece notes 2,700 Americans turn 65 daily in 1955, adding to a growing elderly population of 12 million. Dr Charles Dutchess argues 65-year-olds today are more vigorous than 50-year-olds a century ago due to better living standards, preventive medicine, medical care, and therapies including penicillin and sulfa drugs, extending life by about 20 years.

America Charles E. Dutchess Schenley Laboratories, Inc Dutchess

Neighborhood rushes to aid girl trapped by drain

In Albany California a three year old girl named Sherry Whippo became stuck in a bathroom drain after inserting her finger into the grate. Neighbors and a careful rescue by an improvised plumber freed her by sawing through the pipe.

Falbany Cali Sherry Whippo Aix

Lamb color guidance for fresh meat selection

The note advises that fresh lamb should have firm fat that is creamy white or slightly pink. It emphasizes checking lamb color while shopping to judge meat quality.

South Sund Social Notes Reach Across Towns

Local residents share visits and calls among Lodgepole Sidney and Sundl. Highlights include L. J. Callies visiting from Lodgepole, Charles George of Las Vegas stopping en route to Haxtun, and a birthday dinner at Hank Oliverius’s in Sidney. Sgt. Keith Knott listed as a Korean War casualty with discharge recent.

Benjamin Callies Roland Dennis Lodgepole Glenokes L. J. Callies Frank Kokes Toe A. Oliverius Charles George Las Vegas Nevada Glenn Dickinson Haxtun Colo Charles Glenn Sunol High School As Vegas High School Ruth Barnhart Ben Rieken Sidney E. W. Zalesky Joe A. Oliverius Anton Oliverius Sam Moore Hank Oliverius Hank Kenneth DeMers Sund c Ralph Gentry Corky Simpson Rovena Tex Corky Montana Texas Sevral D. E. Dickinson J. W. Kokes Jim Schimka Bob Misegadis Ed Misegadis Candis Jodine Wittrock Carpenter Wyo J. W. Houser Harry Knott and David Fraass Keith Knott Fitzsimmons Hospital Denver Gene Burkhart Merino Kenneth Tilghman Alvin Kokes

Don't Press Lapels Shape With Damp Cloth And Hanger

Do not press lapels with an iron. Dampen lightly with a moist cloth, mold with fingers, then place the coat on a hanger and let it dry thoroughly before wearing or storing.

AAUW Proposes Nine Measures for Party Platforms

The American Association of University Women proposes nine measures for Republican and Democratic platforms. They include U.N. participation, a constructive foreign policy for global democracy, education autonomy under public oversight, federal aid with state control, teacher profession strength, media education use, equal pay, and student and professional exchanges plus cultural relations expansion. Dr. Winifred G. Helms presented the recommendations to platform chairs.

American Association of University Women Robert L. Larsen Sidney Branch United Nations U. S Adisory Board of Commission United States Winifred G. Helms Status of Women AAUW

Community Notes From Gurley and Nearby Towns

Gurley News lists visits and social calls across towns including Gothenburg Scottsbluff Kimball Fremont Venango Grant Superior Dalton Hemingford Dal ton and Colo rado Springs. People travel for family gatherings birthdays and farm help with extended mentions of Rohde Mitchell Fredrickson and Olson families among others.

Rollie Fickenscher Gothenburg Patsy Pittenger Reinmuth Ardis Budd Scottsbluff Jane Delenter Kimball Mary Ann Kurth Chuck Heller Everett Schujer Fremont Cliff Draper Wm. Ahlschwede Henry Fredrickson George Rohde Randy Ronald Rohde Ruby Mitchell Colorado Springs Francis Mitchell Korea Waldean Jensen Superior Laura Mortensen Dalton Hemingford Rolland John Engel

Carbon Paper For Typewriter Or Pencil

Carbon paper promoted for use with typewriters and pencils advertised in The Telegraph.

Telegraph

How to Keep Curls When Bathing

If hair falls out of curl easily it straightens in steam. Anchor ringlets before the bath, comb hair, circle each curl in place, pin securely, then slip on a net. After bathing wait for dampness to dry completely before removing curls to prevent wilted coiffure.

Office Supplies Ad Highlights Everyday Essentials

WHE Telegraph lists common office needs such as pencils, paper clips and rubber bands. The brief itemizes basic supplies for routine workspaces.

Gideon the Warrior Judge of Israel

Gideon, also called Jerubbaal, was a judge and military leader who freed Israel from Midianite oppression. He is famed for smashing Baal’s altar at Aphrah and guiding Israel to victory.

Gideon Israel Jerubbaal Aphrah

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