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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1956

Page

2

Art dollar travels as books and arts cost abroad

The article compares prices of books and performing arts abroad versus the United States. It notes Francoise Sagan novels cost about $1.35 in Paris versus $2.25 in the U S, shows cheaper theater in London and Paris due to government support, and cites examples from Miller Stendhal Caldwell Ellison Moravia and Osaragi with foreign prices in francs pounds pounds and yen.

W. G. Rogers Associated Press Western Europe France Francoise Sagan Sourire Paris Miss Sagan Henry Miller England Stendhal Lucien Leuven Lon Don Atlantic Erskine Caldwell United States Italy Estherville Covent Garden Ballet London British Arts Council

Birthday For We' fe Wade Neanderthal Coming Soon

In August the world of science marks the centennial discovery of Neanderthal Man Europe's Ice Age cave dweller. The article recounts the 1856 Dusseldorf quarry find, early controversy, and Neanderthal life from cave dwelling to fire, tools, burial rites, and hints of early religion.

World of Science Europe Germany Dusseldorf Dussel River Bonn University Russia Neander Valley Asia Africa

Biblical Archaeologist Lectures Three Nights at Local Church

Dr. J. O. Kinnaman, a veteran Biblical archaeologist with about 52 years in the field, will present a three night lecture series at First Baptist Church located at 17th Ave and Jackson St. He has long been associated with the American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal and has spoken across the United States and Canada. Lectures start daily at 7 45 p.m. and are open to the public.

First Baptist Church 17Th Ave Jackson St J. O. Kinnaman Kinnaman Stephen D. Peet United States Canada Dr. Kinnaman

Nebraska Safety Meet Calls Panhandle Sessions

The Nebraska Safety Foundation announces July and August public meetings to build county safety councils in the Panhandle. Leo F. Bolin will coordinate 11 counties, with a 2 pm July 10 gathering and a 7 pm follow up at the V F W hall between Scottsbluff and Gering.

Nebraska Nebraska Safety Foundation Leo F. Bolin Gering Anderson Panhandle Bolin V.F.W. Hall Scottsbluff Safety Council Gifford D. Mullins Nebraska Traffic Safety Foundation Don Royce Nebraska Motor Carriers’ Association

Divorce suit filed in Cheyenne County Court over extreme cruelty

Annie Liang Moore sues Ladner Moore for divorce in Cheyenne County District Court alleging extreme cruelty. They wed November 28, 1954 in Rangoon Burma and have no children. Plaintiff seeks division of joint property valued over $165000.

Annie Liang Moore Cheyenne County Ladner Moore Rangoon Burma

Neanderthal Man's Era and Descendant status

Neanderthal lived from about 170000 to 30000 B C before disappearing. Cro Magnon became the first modern humans. Most scientists place Neanderthal in a separate branch rather than direct human descent. Even as an uncle he was a remarkable figure.

Keith County Wheat Growers Face Acreage Compliance Gap

About 40 percent of Keith County’s 480 wheat growers are out of compliance with federal marketing controls. The June 15 deadline to destroy excess acres passed, with an estimated 200 growers likely noncompliant at harvest. The soil bank program may have limited impact, as farmers anticipate a large crop.

Keith County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Office Soil Bank

4-H Members Attend Conservation Camp

Nineteen 4-H Club members from Cheyenne County travel to Chadron State Park for the Conservation Camp running through Sunday. Leaders Mrs. Gilbert Sorge and Wilmer Brauer oversee activities with guest IFYE student Ali Hosseinloo from Iran. Donors include The American National Bank Sidney National Bank Lions Club Farmers Co op Elevator and several local banks.

Cheyenne County Chadron State Park Gilbert Sorge Gurley Wilmer Brauer Just Us Ali Hosseinloo IFYE Iran Marianna George Carolyn Einemann Via Hare Rosalind Campbell Carol Waite Gordon Printz Patty Sheridan Roger Stanley Jorgesen Thomas Allington Roberta Needham Sheila Bradshaw Lawrence Theis Floyd Irwin Twila Larson John Hinrichs Jr Janice Hayes Vern Brauer Helen Jo Helfrich Bonnie Lindau American National Bank Sidney National Bank Lions Club Farmers Co-op Elevator First State Bank of Lodgepole Dalton State Bank Farmers Union Elevator Denver Elevators

Sunnyside Visitors Plug Into Nearby Homes in Casual Tour

Californians Michael and Susan Galloway stayed overnight in the Dale Talich home while other visitors dropped by several households including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Almscheinder in Mrs. Olive Johnson’s home and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmale in Sidney. 4-H campers Theis Yeager and Talich attended Mitchell camp.

Michael and Susan Galloway California Dale Talich Carl Almscheinder Olive Johnson Larson Sidney al Brand Sandra Gib Holtman Ray Tremain Guy Tremain Karen Theis Donna Yeager Duane Talich Mitchell John Fraass Verna Russell Olson Scottsbluff Cherrill Hobson Ed Block Henry Schmale Louis

Community Social Visits Spotted Across Local Homes

Schmale home hosted Linda Neil and Cynthia. Lowell and Mrs Hokom with sons and John Hokom family visited. Ralph Talich and Brent hosted by Gale Talich. Harry Lee family visited Chris Lee. Janet Hokom stayed overnight with Patty Sheridan.

Schmale Linda Neil Cynthia Lowell Hokom John Hokom al Brand Gale Talich Brent Ralph Talich Harry Lee Chris Lee Janet Hokom Patty Sheridan

Moonshiners Drain Moonshine Through Cell Vent Holes

Prisoners at the county jail siphoned confiscated moonshine by threading a curved shower pipe through ventilation holes into jars stored in a hall between bull pens. The setup allowed them to drink without leaving their cells. The account notes a whimsical aside about whaling terminology tied to a right whale description.

Monroe Micha

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