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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1961

Page

5

Fleming Named on Tourism and Small Community Study Panels

Nebraska Senator George Fleming was named to two interim study committees by the Legislative Council. He will join the tourism committee and the panel on economic problems of small communities, focusing on attracting tourists and addressing population and agriculture issues in rural areas. Other local senators include William Brandt and J W Burbach heading respective groups, with Gerdes on public power and Erlewine on gas tax matters.

George Fleming Legislative Council Lincoln Fleming Nebraska William Brandt Unadilla J. W. Burbach Crofton George C. Gerdes Alliance Dale Erlewine Grant

Private foundation sought to fund Nebraska tourism push

Gov Morrison's committee on state promotion moves to create a private foundation to raise funds for Nebraska tourism. A sub committee of three will draft a plan with Joe R. Seacrest of Lincoln to head it and Jack H. Lowe to chair two key tasks. The group will seek state auditor and attorney general opinions on permissible funds and work with the Legislative Council on tourism.

Nebraska Joe R. Seacrest Lincoln Omaha Frank Morrison Jack H. Lowe Sidney Lawrence Youngman Lowe Dick Schaeffer State Game Commission

Frontier May Offer Non Stop Service

Frontier Airlines applies to run non stop service Lincoln to Denver Omaha to Kansas City and Omaha to Denver A CAB pre hearing conference notes potential separate review for Frontier while Hi Plains seeks small craft routes across Nebraska Two routes would run southern northern and north south with two round trips daily if approved Attendees include Rep Beermann and staff Examiner Stone sets December 4 hearing in Hill City Kan for issue ruling

Washington Hi-Plains Airlines Nebraska Civil Aeronautics Board Frontier Airlines Lincoln Denver Omaha Kansas City Frontier Hi-Plains Franklin Stone G. E. Watts Hi- Plains Examiner CAB Watts Cental Airlines Central Kansas Ralph Beermann Dave Martin Phil Weaver Examiner Stone Hill City Kan

Nebraska information requests push noted by Gov Morrison

Gov. Morrison, at an afternoon session, praised a newly formed group and urged better public knowledge of Nebraska's assets. He highlighted the state as a leading ranch area yet lacking a dude ranch to showcase its resources.

Nebraska Morrison

Police on lookout for stolen 1959 Ford Galaxy in Sidney

Sidney police seek a gray and white 1959 Ford Galaxy four door sedan stolen from Maddox Motor Co. Friday night or Saturday, with wiring suspected. Myron Peter asks for tips. Also reported were two hit and run incidents involving Julia F Burns’s 1953 Chevrolet on 1424 12th and Dorothy Young’s 1960 Corvair near the bowling alley with $10 damages.

Sidney Maddox Motor Co Myron Peter Julia F. Burns Sth Avenue Dorothy Young

Court Notices And Financial Penalties In County Docket

County Court entries list George P. Deutsch Cincinnati Ohio no license five dollars and costs Marcia Christensen Steele Montgomery Md improper passing ten dollars and costs Edward E King Jr Kimball overlength ten dollars and costs James R Lloyd Roseville Kans parking on highway daytime without flags twenty five dollars and costs James G Majors Hydro Okla overwidth ten dollars and costs Jerry D Jackson Healdton Okla following too close ten dollars and Ronald A McCorkindale Alhambra Calif driving on expired license five dollars and costs Bill S Warren Gering pleaded guilty to writing a no fund check January six at Gering National Bank the check for fifteen dollars and passed at Elkhorn Tavern fined fifty dollars and costs Iron and steel payroll record twenty nineteen near three point nine billion dollars highest in history with about five hundred seventy one thousand five hundred fifty two workers average.

Marcia Christensen Steele Montgomery Edward E. King, Jr Kimball James R. Lloyd Roseville Kans James G. Majors Hydro Okla Jerry D Jackson Healdton Ronald A. McCorkindale Alhambra Calif Bill S. Warren Gering Gering National Bank Elkhorn Tavern

Industrial Corp to Meet This Wednesday

The Sidney Industrial Corp. board will hold its regular meeting Wednesday night at 7 30 at the Chamber of Commerce office. The corporation is completing the purchase of land at the northeast edge of Sidney for use as an industrial site. The property consists of almost a quarter section.

The Sidney Industrial Corp Chamber of Commerce Sidney

Rural Poverty Controversy Hits Nebraska Counties

Nebraska congressman Dave Martin derides a USDA plan listing 12 counties as rural poverty areas. The release names 468 counties nationwide for aid under the Area Redevelopment Act and outlines coordinated federal efforts to stimulate rural economies.

Nebraska Dave Martin Orville Freeman Farmers Home Administration America Rural Electrification Administration Rural Areas Development Board USDA Rep. Martin Sec. Freeman Panhandle Boone Buffalo Custer Dawson Garfield Greeley Howard Loup Nance Sherman Valley Wheeler United States Department of Agriculture Washington

Fall list of new reading novels and biographies

AP Arts preview lists September publications in novels and biographies. Notable items include Carson McCullers Clock With Out Hands, Nicholas Monsarrat White Rajah, F Van Wyck Mason The Sea Venture, A J Cronin The Judas Tree, Nevil Shute Stephen Morris, Lin Yutang The Red Peony, Louis Aragon Holy Week, plus biographies Citizen Hearst and Sinclair Lewis an American Life. Autobiographies From the Shadow of the Mountain and A Matter of Life and Death also appear with The Age of Reason in Durant’s series and humorous titles Chairman of the Bored and Last Trains Over the Rostov Bridge.

Nicholas Monsarrat Sloane Far East F. van Wyck Mason Doubleday Virginia Bermuda B. J. Chute Dutton Morrow John Selby Dodd, Mead God Little, Brown A. J. Cronin Nevil Shute Stephen Morris China France Putnam Louis Aragon W. A. Swanberg Hearst Scribners William Randolph Hearst Mark Schorer Sinclair Lewis McGraw- Hill Nellie Melba Joseph Wechsberg Churchill John Spencer Churchill Winston Eleanor Roosevelt Harper Shadow van Wyck Brooks Virgilia Peterson Atheneum Will Durant Edward Streeter Rostov Bridge Capt Marion Aten Arthur Orrmont Messner Aten

Bluffs Man Builds Fallout Shelter in Home

Otto B Fuerst, retired United Telephone manager, plans a basement fallout shelter at 2402 Avenue B Scottsbluff. He seals windows with brick, adds ventilators, and stocks flashlights and food, hoping to be prepared if Berlin crisis escalates. He notes no other private shelters in town and urges residents to build them.

Scottsblufr United Telephone Company of the West Otto B Fuerst Berlin Fuerst Scottsbluff Avenue B

Rhodes Demands Named 32 for Subpoenas in Contempt Case

Bridgeport attorney Paul Rhodes seeks subpoenas for 32 individuals to appear at an August 15 District Court hearing. County Attorney Jim Macken says clerks will not issue them as the matter is part of Case No. 4819 now before the Nebraska Supreme Court. The action concerns contempt of court with Rhodes in Lincoln Penitentiary for bail refusal. names include W H Kirwin, Lt. Leo Knudtson, Judge Ted Feidler, Bob Nichols, and others.

Bridgeport Paul Rhodes Jim Macken Macken Supreme Court Rhodes Lincoln Scottsbluff W H. Kirwin Safety Patrol Leo Knudtson Ted R Feidler Bob Nichols Kyle Kasselman Torrington Maurice Sigler Omaha Clayton Shrout Edmunds Nuss Hastings

Oxygen use in steel industry rises since 10 years

Steelways magazine of the American Iron and Steel Institute notes oxygen used per ton of steel has grown from 127 to 550 cubic feet over the last decade. The Republic of Liberia recognizes English as the official language and the U S dollar as legal currency.

Steelways The American Iron and Steel Institute Republic of Liberia U. S

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