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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1953
Page
3
A July Fourth piece urging better understanding and education to foster peace. It criticizes foreign aid as excessive, notes a large U.S. defense share versus Europe, and cites Admiral Zacharias on nuclear threat while urging focus on building and creating.
The Farm Bureau Grange and Farmers Union are the only groups in the United States positioned to answer Secretary Benson’s five questions on farm income stability production and market adjustment conservation capital needs and international trade aid. They stress nationwide discussion to craft comprehensive policy benefiting American farm families.
In Omaha the University of Nebraska College of Medicine reports a first successful test of brain waves transmitted over ordinary telephone lines. Tiny electrical impulses from the brain were sent to Rapid City, South Dakota, about 450 miles away, allowing immediate distant analysis for conditions such as cerebral hemorrhages or brain tumors.
Two Paraguayan men completed a near record long overland journey to Detroit to pursue advanced machinists and mechanics training. They traveled 17000 miles in a 1927 Model T Ford over 20 months, using eight tires 1333 gallons of gas and 70 gallons of oil. They hacked through a Costa Rican jungle with machetes on the way.
In seventeenth century England women who annoyed families or neighbors by talking too much were silenced by branks. The brank helmet fitted over the head and locked so the wearer couldn't speak.
Apply colorless or ribbon-matching nail polish along ribbon edges to prevent fraying. Run the polish applicator smoothly to form a protective seal at the ends.
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