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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
3
A Monday editorial weighs Soviet Russia’s flying feat from Moscow toward San Francisco and a brutal Viet Nam style crackdown. It praises progress and democracy while warning of a widening moral decline and calls for active citizen responsibility to sustain liberty.
The piece recounts a Labor Union strike at Republic Steel in Monroe Michigan where violence erupts as townsfolk suffer. It notes that only 30 voted for the strike while 836 favored returning to work and details accusations against union leaders and the impact on women and children amid halted earnings and ongoing unrest.
A string of satirical quips on soaring 102 degree heat at Sidney and Lemoyne flooding, farmers battling crops against pests, and social jests about beer sizes and stunt pilots. Mentions Louise Tinsley and Inman brothers, Belgium’s debt talks, maps for sowing crops, and a harvest sit down joke.
Doran of Cheyenne County reports three cars from Ohio stalled outside his office after long hot drives. He suspects a prank involving vapor lock and wonders if refrigerated liquor sales at local stores influence tourist behavior.
Mrs Emil Van Mark entertained a small group of Donna Jean's friends Saturday for a birthday party. Attending were Martha Schmidt, Charles Schmidt, Lawrence Schmidt and Walter Schmidt at the gathering.
Sidney Saturday evening reports Dr and Mrs Clyce Linch and son of Big Springs were dinner guests at J P Linch's home. Mr and Mrs J C Hatcher were Sunday guests of Charles Alcorn. J P Linch and daughter Ruth visited E W Chids east of Sidney for Sunday dinner. Reena Fuller visited Bruneywater Friday to see uncle Kenneth Jones and family.
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