Rest Home Drive Under Way in City
A citywide fundraising drive for Memorial Rest Home at Memorial Hospital has begun with advance gifts mailed to supporters. A volunteer committee led by Rudy Munderloh and Robert L. Clark will interview potential donors. business houses, residents, and rural areas are mobilized under chairs including Warren Ellison and J. Fred Thompson. The effort aims for 100,900 to support a proposed 60 bed facility, with cost per bed estimated between 3700 and 5000, and matching funds from federal Hill Burton Act.
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Memorial Rest Home
Emorial Hospital
Rudy Munderloh
Robert L. Clark
Sidney
Warren Ellison
J. Fred Thompson
Sewell
Davis
Memorial Hospital
Dorwart
P. J. Heaton
Ray Cruise
William G. Robinson
Ira Steward
Peetz
Lodgepole
Dalton
Potter
Arthur Schuessler
Dewey Larson
Ernest Anderson
Albert Nielsen
Ietters
Jack H. Lowe
Fremont
Doran Foundation
A. J. Jorgenson
Ford Foundation
Hill- Burton
Colorado rest homes fail safety standards warned official
Dr. Wm H McCarroll Colorado acting hospital and disease control director said 85 percent of the states nursing homes are poorly managed fire traps. Only 19 of 150 homes meet Public Health Service standards. Most capable homes are publicly operated or hospital affiliated. He warned many operators cannot read or write and lack proper medical and bookkeeping records. Public must be observant when placing relatives.
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Colorado
Wm. H. McCarroll
Hospital and Disease Control
McCarroll
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
TV Debate Tonight on Pay Versus Free TV
KLZ TV Channel 7 airs a 9 30 to 10 o clock debate on pay versus free television drawing strong interest and expected to attract a large audience.
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Klz-Tv
Channel 7
Wage Increase Approved for Sidney City Teachers
The Board of Education of Sidney public schools announced the 1958-1959 pay schedule with a $300 raise plus increments for AB degree holders and a $60 raise for those with less than a degree. Starting and maximum salaries vary by degree and experience, from AB to MA, plus 64 and 96 hour college preparation teachers. The board says larger degree raises will encourage further schooling and improve instruction quality.
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Board of Education
Sidney Public Schools
Sidney Public School
Sidney
Ed Runge Elected Rotary Club Head
Sidney Rotary elected Ed Runge as president for 1958 59 with Dr George Taylor as vice president Dr Marvin Sherrerd secretary Frank Mattoon treasurer and Hammond McNish and Kermit Moore as directors Tom Rogers of Sidney High School named March student Rotarian Don Gillham showed a film on post office modernization at the Monday meeting.
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Sidney Rotary
Ed Runge
George Taylor
Marvin Sherrerd
Frank Mattoon
Hammond McNish
Kermit Moore
Tom Rogers
Sidney High School
Bob Kallhoff
Don Gillham
Rain and Snow Forecast for Nebraska Panhandle
Light rain or snow is possible in the Nebraska Panhandle Thursday with more snow anticipated Saturday or Sunday. Western Nebraska sees increasing clouds tonight and Thursday with lows 10 to 20 and highs 30 to 40. Five day outlook topics include temperatures 4 degrees below normal, highs 40 to 45, lows 15 to 25, no severe cold expected. Soil moisture improves across Nebraska as last week’s precipitation aids winter grains and pastures despite ice on wheat. Blizzard events and ice pose risk to livestock but losses remain light. fieldwork slowed by mud and high humidity persists.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
United States
U.S. Weather Bureau
Miller Says Agriculture Sick Needs Doctor Change
Rep. A. L. Miller of Nebraska charges Agriculture Secretary Benson with autocratic behavior and poor farm policy. He cites rising costs, lack of Republican consultation, and a failed soil bank plan while urging Benson’s resignation and new leadership for the farm belt.
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Ezra Benson
Rep
A. L. Miller
Nebraska
Rep. Miller
Lee Benson
Congress
Benson
Slight Decline In State Oil Output Noted In Nebraska
Oil production in Nebraska edged down to 52,904 barrels daily as cutbacks spread nationwide due to excess crude storage. Grand Island Petroleum Co reports water in a D sand test at Fecht No 1 in McCourt Field Cheyenne County, drilling below 4200 feet toward J sand. McDaniel Drilling starts a farmout for The Ohio Oil Co in Banner County No 1 Olson wildcat. Ohio plans to move in a rig to Morrill County for Dunlap wildcat No 1, while Spearow Field progresses with No 3 Ranner tank battery and No 9 perforated well, both indicated as strong producers.
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Nebraska
Grand Island Petroleum Co
McCourt
Cheyenne County
McDaniel Drilling Co
Ohio Oil Co
Banner County
Olson
Ohio
Morrill County
Bridgeport
Spearow
Ranner
Land Bank Loans Over $15,000,000
Nebraska farmers drew 15.6 million in long term mortgage credit from the Federal Land Bank of Omaha last year. 35 percent of the district total. Bank 1957 loan volume reached 44 million, boosting outstanding loans to 303 million. Of the last 100 loans in four states, 49 percent refinanced debt, 33 percent bought real estate, 7 percent for repairs, 4 percent for livestock and machinery, 7 percent for other uses.
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Nebraska
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
The
Land Bank
Eighth Farm Credit District
Thomas A. Maxwell
Maxwell
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Rigged gambling equipment seized in Cheyenne County
Sheriff W W Schulz and Sidney police seized a cache of rigged gambling gear from two men Cleo G Jones of Kimball and H A Shore of Boulder Cole held on illegal possession charges with 1000 dollar bonds. Also held is Jack LaDuch of Kimball on intoxication and questioning. A car linked to Jones and Shore was repossessed by a Denver company and later found stolen outside a Sterling restaurant.
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Cheyenne County
Cleo G. Jones
Kimball
H. A. Shore
Boulder
Cole
Jack LaDuche
W. W. Schulz
Jones
Shore
C. W. Smith
Schulz
LaDuche
Sidney
Denver Finance
Sheriff's Office
Printing Plants Merge Under Globe Printing Co
The Telegraph and The Globe Printing Co consolidate their job printing departments this week. All printing will move to The Globe Printing Co at 1133 Jackson St with Warren Brown remaining as manager and Tony Kaus assisting. The merger enables purchase of offset printing machinery, promising lower costs and broader production of printed forms.
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Telegraph
Globe Printing Co
Jackson St
Warren Brown
Tony Kaus
Brown
West
Depot Parley Rescheduled On Sioux Depot Future
Congressman Miller announced a Washington conference on March 31 to April 1 to discuss modernizing the Sioux Ordnance Depot. Participants include Jack Lowe of Sidney Clarke Williams of Scottsbluff and officials from Army Air Force and Commerce. Discussions cover balanced missions and potential expansion for payroll and missile backup use for Cheyenne.
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Washington
D. C
Sioux
A. L Miller
Rep. Miller
Jack H. Lowe
Sidney
Lowe
Clarke Williams
Scottsbluff
Victor Roterus
Department of Commerce
Roterus
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Same Formula Is Set For Assessing Autos
The State Board of Equalization will use the 1958 formula for 1959 auto assessments. New cars will be taxed at 42 percent of the factory delivered price, higher than the 35 percent state law requires for general property. Tax commissioner Fred Herrington said the extra seven percent covers freight, preparation charges, and average optional equipment.
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State Board of Equalization
Nebraska
Fred Herrington
Second Refunds For TV Patrons Mailed
Sidney Community TV Co announced a second round of refund payments to patrons who paid federal taxes on monthly rent al statements, with checks to be mailed by this evening. Some may have already been received.
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Sidney Community TV Co
Community TV
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Rest Home
Ify
Rotary Club
Panhandle
Prerers
US Weather Bureau
Cleo Jones
Brumbaugh
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