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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1947

Page

6

Europe must cooperate with democracies for supply safety

Don Bolt told Sidney Rotary that Europe is split into two camps and that democracies Britain France the Netherlands and Scandinavia must unite to protect essential raw materials. He warned the atom bomb alone cannot ensure peace and urged continued economic and moral support for allied nations.

United States Britain France Netherlands Sidney Don Bolt Rotary Club Mr. Bolt Europe Russia Soviet Union Marshall Bolt

Plenty of Wheels For 1947 Soap Box Derby

The Soap Box Derby wheel and axle sets will be in full production by February 15 and completed by late April, says H W Maxon of Goodrich. Wartime shortages last year delayed warm up races. this year wheel sets are available. The derby is open to boys aged 11 to 15, builder eligibility rules apply, and the event is sponsored by The Telegraph Kokjer Motor Co. and The Lions Club.

H. W. Maxon B. F. Goodrich Co Maxon Telegraph the Telegraph Kokjer Motor Co The Lions Club

Area Scout Program Gets Official Review

The Wye- Braska council of Boy Scouts of America held a council review in Scottsbluff led by James Gellwicks of Kansas City. He outlined a point-by-point plan to balance the program across districts and units, noting wartime changes, varied practices, and manpower disruptions. Attendees included representatives from Gering Alliance Kimball Mitchell Hemingford Bayard Torrington and Scottsbluff.

Gellwicks Gering Alliance Kimball Mitchell Hemingford Bayard Torrington Scottsbluff

Easy G I Reinstatement Offers For World War II Veterans

President Truman signed HR 51353 enabling World War II veterans to reinstate lapsed National Service Life insurance. The program runs until Aug 1 with two monthly premiums and a health statement. In Nebraska 2,172 veterans reinstated $11,790,500 in GI insurance as the old offer ended.

Truman Ashley Westmoreland VA Lincoln Nebraska G. I Westmoreland

Bowling Scores From Week of Special Match Play

Results of bowling matches show scores for SOD AND SIDNEY LADIES 1939 and SID NEY 1916 with top marks by Schnei der 491 Ehlers 365 and 403 Foland, plus STERLING LADIES 1873 and SIDNEY 1796 players like George 471 Reich 443 Pier sen 316 and Stibley 528, and STERLING 2453 including Tale 604 Vestel 568 pa bauer 453.

SOD and Sidney Robinson Ivy Schneider Riley Bush Sidney Ehlers Foland Engel Pierson Segelke Sterling George Brest Parsons Whitten Reich Piersen McCay Haines Sittner Copley Lebsack Kahl Harris Stibley Fey Pabauer Vestel Tale

Sugar ration plan outlined for 1947

Government guarantees 25 pounds of sugar for household use in the first nine months of 1947 with an OPA official calling the 35 pounds annual allowance a safe guess. A new 10 pound stamp will be valid from April 1 and another 10 pounds from July 1. Increases also announced for second quarter rations for bakers and other manufacturers.

OPA Agriculture Department Office of Temporary Controls

Plainview Club Hosts Lesson on Financial Tangles

Mrs. Leon Lafler hosted Plainview Club at a Monday meeting with a 1 PM luncheon. The second lesson on Avoiding Financial and Property Tangles was presented by Mrs. Lafler and Mrs. Stewart Brown. Next meet is Wednesday March 12 at J. F. Fastenow home in Sidney with co-hostess Mrs. Harold Thomas. luncheon at 12:30.

Leon Lafler Plainview Club Lafler Stewart Brown J. F. Fastenow Sidney Harold Thomas

East Gurley Homemakers Meet at Mrs Jurgens Home

The East Gurley Homemakers met at Mrs Walter Jurgens on February 20 with three members absent. Mrs Francis Rose led the lesson and a tasty lunch was served by the hostess.

East Gurley Walter Jurgens Francis Rose

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