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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
9
An editorial recounts a Texas A and M College commencement speech by a Houston based oil company head. He urges graduates to seek value beyond money, uphold uncompromising honesty, and fight corruption to preserve freedom, dignity, and material gains.
The article recalls Justice Black’s majority opinion on a pivotal steel seizure case. It holds the President lacks constitutional or statutory authority to seize private property without Congress, affirming the district court and establishing a lasting precedent that government is a government of laws, not of men.
A reflective column about Fort Sidney Days celebrating old west charm with parades midway rides and carnival flavors. The writer admits sensory joys from ham burgers to Tilt A Whirl thrills while praising organizer J. Fred Thompson and inviting modern weekend visitors to join the big parade and neighborly spirit.
President Economy notes describe Congress urging Taft Hartley compliance in the steel dispute while warning of price controls OPS policy and the need to renew. The piece closes with history of Old Glory marking its 175th birthday and the meaning of the flag and Declaration of Independence.
A public talk titled What Religion Will Survive the World Crisis will be given by A. A. Worsley of the Watchtower Society at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon June 29. The event is part of a church group meeting to discuss expanded service and circuit needs.
Elmer Haines manager of the New Fox Theatre is expected to return today from the Fox Intermountain Theatres convention held in Denver.
Mrs Helms heads R Y Royal Neighbors at the Tri County Convention held Friday June 13 in Potter with about 110 in attendance. Officers named for the year include Frances Helms oracle Ferne Egging vice oracle Allen Karnik past oracle L E Lydiatt chancellor Laura Tebrinke recorder Byrnese Castle marshall Hattie Lehman inner sentinel and Vesta Alvord outer sentinel. Honored guests included Anna Spangler Denver Alma L Snyder North Platte and Hannah C Smith. The event featured a 1:30 pm start at Potter Legion Hall with a business session school of instruction and a public banquet and gift presentations to District Deputy Smith who becomes Colorado and Wyoming state supervisor and new district deputy Mrs Frank Hoffman of Lodgepole.
Young square dancing group the Country Cousins will perform at the Band Shell on Friday at 1 30 PM and Saturday at 1 PM. The lineup includes Vet and Peggy Hakes Gail Gish Kay Louise Stewart Laurel O Connor Ricky Ladine Sandy Susan Cook Virginia Berry Bully Sargent Julie Nelson Larry Long Richard Moore Terry Gilliland Mike Fisher Rodney Bales Karen and Jerry Felt. Sponsors are Mr and Mrs Warran Stewart and Dr and Mrs Hull A Cook.
Local event invites participants to dress in cowboy and Indian attire with categories for best costumes across age groups and divisions. Prizes include 100 dollars and a sweepstakes awarding 75, 50, and 23 dollars for top floats, plus recognition for the oldest registrant and longest Cheyenne County residence.
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