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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

Page

2

America Reconsiders Global Roles Amid Debt Moratorium

The piece argues President Hoover’s proposed moratorium on intergovernmental debts aims to foster global economic recovery. It notes bipartisan support and contrasts Wilsonian idealism with current practical diplomacy as America seeks to rejoin world affairs while facing domestic and international pushback.

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This Nutty World: Global Reactions to U S Rape Case

A fragment describes reactions abroad to American crime sentences and racial tensions. It mentions Russian communists in Dresden examining a German owned house of the American consul, and anticipates controversial responses from Whites, Georgians, and Italians regarding justice and apologies across nations.

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Nebraskan Sees Breakproof Glass From Nebraska Sand in Germany

A Nebraska traveler in a German beer garden notes unbreakable glass made from sand imported from Nebraska. He learns from a waiter and later a glass factory tour that quartz sand from Woodlake Nebraska is used in German production. He asks why Nebraska cannot produce the same unbreakable glass locally to save transport costs.

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Railroads Face Private Truck Challenge In Freight Competition

The Omaha World Herald notes private autos and trucks drain passenger and freight business from railroads. It cites 1920s losses 16 billion passenger miles, with autos and buses taking much of the drop and farm and business fleets hauling their own goods. Railroads seek rate parity with common carriers and broader freight-rate hikes to curb private trucking.

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Railroads face a future of cost cuts and better service

Freight rate increases push railroads toward private handling or private ownership if public carriers fail to meet needs. Manufacturers and merchants may choose to run their own transport if advantageous. The track's perceived advantages will be used, challenging carriers to improve service while lowering costs.

Smoot Hawley tariff bill turns one year old

A retrospective note marks the first anniversary of the Smoot Hawley tariff act. The piece contrasts the bill’s asserted promised gains with ongoing woes for industry prices farmers and the economy while recalling Senator Jim Watson’s quip that prosperity would return within 30 days and a year.

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Sunol News Local notices and social updates

Sunol residents share visits and chores as illness flags headlined by Mrs Shaeffer's pneumonia. Local travel, family visits, golf and school board meeting noted along with births and medical consults in Sidney and nearby towns.

Local Socials and Sports Roundup Mention Several Visits

Mrs H S Shaeffer and Mr and Mrs M M Herbert spent Monday with Mrs Mary Lucas. Mrs J B Ruttner called on Mrs Bert Allington Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Demers and sons visited relatives in Tliff Colorado. Paul Booth and James Shimka were Creek visitors Monday. Pt u had a tour crushed by a horse. Grace Byrne and son visited Jum Booth’s home. Sunol baseball boys were defeated by Gurley at noon Sunday.

Dunlap Josie Junker S. H. Shaeffer Tom Allington John Castek Sidney Gill Talish Koenig H. H Frank Pavlat Scottsbluff Friend Dickinson William Taylor Emil Englert Mrs. Beason Elgin H. S. Shaeffer M. M. Herbert Mary Lucas J. B. Ruttner Bert Allington John Demers and Sons Tliff, Colo Paul Booth James Shimka Ptu Grace Byrne and Son Jum Booth

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