The Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Details
The Sidney Telegraph outlines its role as Western Nebraska's oldest paper founded in 1873. It is an associate AP member, Nebraska Press Association member, and Cheyenne County official newspaper published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
Judicial Courage in Arkansas Ruling Against Segregation Laws
The Arkansas Supreme Court struck down four laws seen as hindering NAACP activities and segregation suits. The measures copied from Virginia had been deemed unconstitutional by higher courts. Elective judges faced potential backlash, yet their ruling defended evenhanded Southern justice.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
Arkansas
Threat Of Bigness In American Business
Fortune notes that 49 corporations sell over one billion dollars in yearly value and sales have grown about 10 percent. The piece questions whether bigger firms help or hurt, noting small businesses struggle while consumers gain from large-scale pricing. Caution urged to prevent market control by survivors.
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Fortune Magazine
Civil War generals drawn from political figures and educators
The piece notes the 1861 surge of civilian leaders into military command due to small professional armies. It cites Nathaniel Banks, John A. McClernand, John A. Logan, Carl Schurz, and Confederate parallels like Robert Toombs and Leonidas Polk. It argues modern warfare requires trained leaders and warns against ad hoc civilian generals.
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Confederacy
Nathaniel P. Banks
Massachusetts
John A. McClernand
John A.logan
Illinois
Carl Schurz
Robert Toombs
Leonidas Polk
West Point
Stonewall Jackson
Virginia Military Institute
Farm ownership grows as farmer families gain control
The Farm Facts column notes rising ownership of farm land from 60.7 percent in 1940 to 79.6 percent in 1960, signaling growing faith in farming and belief that farm ownership is a solid investment. It also cites that one farmer feeds about 28 Americans today, up from 11 in 1940, and highlights census data on farm size and sales.
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Farm Bureau
Bernie Camp
Powering progress by ingenuity across the globe
The piece notes energy from local waste and by-products fuels in diverse regions. It cites a Gambian peanut farmer using peanut shells for an electric generator, Sudan and Tanganyika boilers fueled by cotton seed husks, East African tea plantation waste powering a generator, and Siam rice and sugar waste converted to power, asserting ingenuity drives efficiency beyond traditional fuels.
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Gambia
Africa
Sudan
Tanganyika
East Africa
Fifteen Words Offer for Petitions on Government Projects
A North Platte Telegraph Bulletin note promotes sending 15 words of opinion on state or federal government matters. Readers can mail their brief invective from anywhere in continental U S to reach officials from the President to a representative.
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North Platte Telegraph-Bulletin
Washington
Telegraph People
Continental
U.S
Governmental favors push radio airtime before wheat vote
A Wall Street Journal article reveals an Agriculture Department memo a month before a wheat referendum urged state managers to pressure radio and TV stations to feature departmental spokesmen. It tied station renewal to public service programming and implied government favors in exchange for favorable coverage.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Agriculture Department
Ray Fitzgerald
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Seat Belt Laws Expand Across States This Year
The Christian Science Monitor reports by May 9 fourteen states require safety belts in new cars with front seats. Travelers Insurance notes belts improve safety by keeping occupants inside and reducing interior impact risk. Some states regulate belts as accessories and anchorages, while others set standards for installation. As more laws aim to ensure effective belts, states should require both belts and proper anchorage.
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Travelers Insurance Companies
National Committee On
National Committee On Traffic Laws and Ordinances
Sweet Corn Freezing And Canning Tips From Nebraska Extension
Extension foods specialist Ethel Diedrichsen outlines methods to freeze sweet corn including milk stage kernels, whole kernels, and cream style. Instructions cover husking, silks removal, boiling times, cooling, packaging, and headspace. Canning notes add salt, water, and jar processing times. a final tip mentions leaf lard from pork kidney fat.
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Lincoln
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska
Miss Diedrichsen
Diedriensen
Apple Jelly Duft with Rose Geranium Leaf Sealed Jar
A recipe note describes apple jelly gaining delightful flavor when sealed in its jar with a rose geranium leaf. The detail suggests a scented preservation method emphasizing aromatic herb pairing.
Legislative Sidelines: Farms With $10,000 Gross Rise
Nebraska and nation show more farms with gross sales above $10,000 from 1955 to 1959. Census data indicates 795,000 U S farms exceed that level nationwide and 33,577 in Nebraska. Counties across the state posted large increases while overall under-$10,000 farms declined.
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Nebraska
U. S. Department of Commerce
Adams
Antelope
Boone
Box Butte
Buffalo
Burt
Butler
Cass
Clay
Colfax
Custer
Cuming
Saunders
Scotts Bluff
Seward
Sheridan
Sherman
Stanton
Thayer
Washington
Wayne
York
Nation
Lodgepole Firemen Annual Picnic August 4
Lodgepole volunteer firefighters plan their annual family picnic on Sunday August 4 at Wise Meadows. The event starts around noon with steaks beverages and assigned dishes. Committees named for meat beverages food assignments seating and activities. A cake of compressed yeast note included.
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Lodge Pole
Wise Meadows
Clarence Kripal
Lloyd Bauer
Loren Brock
Arnold Michelman
Morris Hernbloom
Harry Brown
Tim Markel
Bart Rondegard
Dan Markel
Roscoe Bills
Dick Smith
Bart Bondegard
Dale Bunsen
Cliff Sanders
Gené Bond
Marion Dickenson
Glen Fraass
Dale Wise
Dick Hernbloom
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
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