Editorial on Nebraska Safety Council debate and nature’s mood
The piece argues legislature refusal to fund the Nebraska State Safety Council reflects public confusion over the role and funding of safety education. It praises the council's work but urges that it be privately funded and not government dependent, noting editors’ varied stances on economy versus safety. It then shifts to a weather-mood essay about Mother Nature’s caprice and describes recent floods. It warns about common domestic fire risks and urges attention to fire prevention and safety practices amid spring storms and warnings.
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Nebraska State Safety Council
Ray Babcock
Sidney
State Highway Patrol
Safety Council
Hall
Telegraph
Nebraska
Mother Nature
The loss of fame haunts Jack Beutel in 1948
A humorous tirade on actor Jack Beutel once famous for The Outlaw, now unseen before cameras since 1941. The writer pities his eight years of obscurity amid memories of Jane Russell and Hollywood glitz. The piece mocks fame's emptiness versus steady honest work.
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Jack Beutel
Mr. Beutel
Jane Russell
New Kimball County Schools Superintendent Appointed
Mrs Gladys R Borne was named new superintendent of Kimball county schools with Mrs Pearl Larsen resigning. Larsen will leave June 15 as Borne assumes office. Larsen had led since 1934 and plans to move to Eaton Colorado. Borne is a Nebraska native with degrees from Peru and further study at Colorado.
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Gladys R. Borne
Kimball County
Pearl Larsen
Kimball Co
Borne
Larsen
Kimball
Eaton, Colo
Chester Larsen
Auburn
Normal Training
Nebraska State Teachers College
Peru
University of Colorado
Dalton Edges Sidney In 5-3 Baseball Clash
Dalton baseball rebounded from a 4-0 loss to Bunker Hill by defeating Sidney 5 to 3. Two seventh inning runs broke a 3 3 tie, with Dalton adding an eighth inning run for the final margin. Ammerman led Sidney with two runs from three hits, including a triple. Severs reached on a hit by pitch for Sidney’s other score. Dalton tallied five hits, Williams pitched for Sidney with seven strikeouts, while Johnson fanned ten for Dalton.
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Dalton
Bunker Hill
Sidney
Ammerman
Severs
Schmidt
R. Henke
Watchorn
Fecht
Dalton Boys
Williams
Johnson
Silver Dollar Triumph Over Crook Town in Colorado Diamonds
Silver Dollar softball team defeated Crook Town 8 to 4 on their home diamond. The local squad led wire to wire and never faced a serious challenge from Crook, widening its lead as the game progressed.
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Crook Town
Coloradoans
Crook
4-H Members' Fo Camp This Week in Cheyenne County
Twenty five 4-H club members from Cheyenne County plan to attend district club camp in Mitchell from Wednesday to Saturday. They will be joined by county agent W. P. Bullock assistant agent Kenneth Van Skike home agent Violet Shephard and other leaders. Fred Kenuth a Danish farmer working on the Emil Johnson farm will also attend. Names of those who left their names at the extension office are listed. The district camp is the main annual event for 4-Hers in this region and is expected to draw a capacity crowd.
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Cheyenne County
Mitchell
W. P. Bullock
Kenneth van ‘Skike
Violet Shepherd
E. E. Osborn
Dalton
Sam Irwin
Sidney
Burdeen Carlson
Potter
Fred Kenuth
Emil
Lodgepole
Sandra Mayer
Karen Westerhoff
Betty Ringleman
Shirley Irwin
Janice Farnsworth
Betty Strickland
Alice Mae Madden
Joyce ‘Handley
Gurley
Resignation Accepted by Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
In a special Saturday session the Cheyenne County Farm Bureau accepted the resignation of county agent W P Bullock and approved the proposed annual budget for the year.
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Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
W. P. Bullock
Midwest Tops Maddox Motor in Sunday showdown
Midwest suffered an 0 to 6 defeat as Maddox Motor toppled them from the undefeated ranks on Sunday. In the second game, Stickneys scored an 8 to 6 victory over J.
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Midwest
Maddox Motor
Stickneys *S
Softball Notes Tuesday and Sunday Schedule Headlines
Tuesday games include Silver Dollar against Rudy's and Dalton Clothing against Midwest. Thursday features Maddox versus Pip's Liquor and K C against Stickney's. Sunday matches Dalton Clothing versus Rudy's and Silver Dollar versus Midwest. Envelopes sized as noted in THE TELE GRAPH.
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Silver Dollar
Rudy’s
Dalton Clothing
Midwest
Maddox
Pip’s
K. C
Stickney’‘s
Rudy's
Miss Greene Retires From University Extension Service
Miss Jessie G. Greene, longtime member of the University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service since 1919, retires after a career guiding Nebraska youths in 4-H clubs. She began as a Falls City high school instructor in 1912, earned a BS at Nebraska in 1911, and later trained both boys and girls in canning, cooking, and meal prep, with wartime demonstrations promoting food conservation.
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Jessie G. Greene
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Miss Greene
Nebraska
Falls City
College of Agriculture
University Place High School
Extension Service
University of Nebraska
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