Sidney Hotel Stock Campaign Inches Toward Victory
Editorial lauds campaign to build a new Sidney hotel as a sound investment with near four hundred buyers, praising community spirit and professional fund raisers. It defends outside help, notes investors include nonresidents, and urges broader participation to push Sidney over the top to a larger, better city.
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Sidney
Iti
Hackenbury Systems’ ‘Inc
Setip
Sarvey
Beeke
Ho¢kenbury
Phn Dodge
Tie Tay
Jiti
Sohany
Reassessment Called Amid Crowd On Air Conditioned Trains
In the piece civilians ride sleek air conditioned streamliners while ideals seem misaligned. A reappraisal of values is urged as society shifts away from prior norms.
Seen Gaps in War Train Treatment Prompted Regret
A reader observes a troop train heading west while civilians ride luxe eastbound. The piece condemns hostile contrasts, noting three young men, capable soldiers, deserve better than cattle-like carriages and calls for humane treatment of those serving.
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America
Time Marches On as July Ends in 1951
A playful column notes July 31 1951 is the last day of July with seven months passed and 127 shopping days till Christmas. The author jokes about time slipping away and greets August as Father Time, urging a slower pace to catch up.
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Father Time
Howdy
August
Retell
Rate Board
State Department criticized for politicized leadership years ago
The author denounces the State Department as filled with political appointees, cites the Hoover Commission finding 46 overseas agencies and 193000 workers, and urges replacement of Secretary Acheson and a housecleaning. He warns against inflation and calls for budget cuts, arguing current policies threaten national security and public trust.
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State Department
Adams
Jefferson
Monroe
Marshall
Webster
Calhoun
Hoover Commission
Acheson
Congress
Kremlin
Korea
National Farm Safety Week urges careful driving
The piece notes the one millionth war death milestone since Lexington 1775 and compares it to 1,000,000 highway deaths in 51 years due to careless driving. It calls for nationwide safety awareness and driving prudence during National Farm Safety Week.
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Lexington
OPS greetings rate inflation fear and wasteful paper use
A Nebraska columnist critiques an Office of Price Stabilization bulletin titled Hello Nebraskans. He mocks the repetitive tone, questions OPS effectiveness, and laments government waste while urging the agency to cut weekly greetings and focus on real price controls. The piece argues reporters distrust guardian rhetoric and calls for a quieter OPS presence.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Sam
OPS
UN push prompts query at Ridgway front line
A report notes UN forces advancing rapidly against the Reds with observers at headquarters asking Ridgway, "Did they go?" The U S Mint unveils a new green ink process claimed to save about 1 million dollars annually. A doctor suggests soft backlighting for TV viewing.
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Ridgway
Ya Na See N W A Featured In Classified Clues
A 37 year old assistant manager at a Sidney department store, born in Sidney and educated at the University of Nebraska, served five years in the armed forces. He sits on the Chamber of Commerce board, belongs to the American Legion and is past commander of the VFW. He is married to Janet with two young daughters.
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Sidney
University of Nebraska
Armed Forces
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Janet
Frosting a Cake Made Easy with Revolving Stand
A simple method uses an electric mixer on a revolving stand to spin the baked cake while frosting is spread smoothly. This technique speeds up the task and aims for neat, even coverage.
New Letterhead Design Offer from The Telegraph
A design service promises fresh letter head options in one or more colors. The Telegraph advertises a branded upgrade to improve business correspondence with a modern, professional look.
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THE
Telegraph
Cuban Fireball at Fox Theatre Stars Estelita Rodrigues
Talented Estelita Rodrigues stars in Republic comedy Cuban Fireball featuring a two day engagement starting today at the Fox Theatre. Rodrigues shines as singer dancer and comedienne in a lively stage showcase drawing crowds to the downtown venue.
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Estelita Rodrigues
Fox Theatre
City Manager Plan Gering Nears Election Call
Gering moves toward a city manager form of government as City Attorney Hans J. Holtorf announces petitions gathered meet the required threshold. He confirms 104 valid signatures, above the 74 needed, equal to at least 20 percent of last city election votes.
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Gering
Hans J. Holtorf
Holorf
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