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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

Page

5

Revisiting Deadwood Trail and Pony Express Route This Month

Editorial notes two public events retracing historic routes across Nebraska and neighboring states. Flying Farmers from Nebraska and South Dakota will air along the Deadwood Trail from Sidney, while Pony Express riders will retrace the route by horseback over June 18 and 19, echoing frontier dangers and frontier spirit.

Sidney Onie Deadwood Nebraska Black Hills South Dakota

Can the United States go deeper into debt without ruin

A reader questions if perpetual government debt leads to bankruptcy and what would follow. The piece compares personal finances to national finance, noting yearly deficits but continuing credit, while pessimists warn of bankruptcy. It concludes with waiting for outcomes as debt grows until its consequences come due.

United ‘States Mr. Hern Mr. Truman Tom Dewey

Prices fall plan harms economy says Harvard professor

Consumers who strike and stop buying may seem to lower prices but Harvard professor Malcolm P. McNair warns it causes severe economic dislocation. He says manufacturers cut jobs and reduce output, raising unemployment and hurting both retailers and the broader economy.

Malcolm P. McNair Harvard Graduate School of ‘Business Administration

A Frugal Ledger of Two-Dollar Days and One-Paycheck Times

The writer breaks down a month into wage days and expenses to show a thirty five day living schedule. He lists taxes, rent, food, clothing, doctors, car costs, and other items pegged to days worked, noting a steady state of debt and a potential book idea. He jokes about beating the system and hints at a new watch shipment from a local gift shop for Father’s Day.

Mr. Truman

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