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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1958

Page

4

Community drive aims for modern rest home in Sidney

An editorial letter from The Omaha World Herald urges Cheyenne County residents to raise about 140000 toward a new modern rest home at Memorial Hospital in Sidney, offering care for about 60 seniors. The piece compares deplorable conditions in many facilities to the proposed safe, congenial setting and cites Potter County’s earlier $15000 voluntary pledge as inspiration.

Omaha World Herald Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Sidney Wll Potter

It Makes Sense to Invest in Nebraska Parks and Tourism

The article endorses Gov Anderson position for higher state funding to develop maintain and promote state parks and tourist facilities. It argues Nebraska has vast untapped potential and suggests a tax levy to support park improvements and statewide tourist promotion, urging legislative approval.

Anderson Legislative Council Nebraska

Slice The Fat Franklin VA Tidewater News

The article discusses military spending for the next year being under a billion more than this year. It notes efforts to cut non military costs and questions how states will manage increased funding and related allocations.

Franklin VA Tidewater News

Eisenhower Declared Fit After Stroke Recovery

The president is deemed fully recovered from last year’s stroke. Citizens express respect for his service and hope he completes his term and enjoys private life thereafter. His leadership is praised as inspiring to millions.

Eisenhower United States

Smathers cites railroads crisis and relief plan

Senator George Smathers leads a Senate subcommittee probing railroad problems. He warns the industry is sick with slumping passenger volume and rising costs while revenue falls. He urges less government regulation rather than subsidy, arguing Congress must act to reverse overregulation.

George Smathers Florida Senate Smathers Senator Smathers Congress

A Question Of Special Privilege in Labor Reform Debate

The text argues for labor program merit while noting abuses stemming from current law. It cites forced union membership and tax exemption for unions, calling for right-to-work and extending anti trust laws to unions as essential reforms to curb monopoly and corruption. It warns Congress against focusing on details at the expense of core principles.

National Review Congress

Inflation hits pocketbooks in tough times

In Barnesboro Pennsylvania the Star notes that inflation brings hardship equal to a low mood and urges lawmakers to act swiftly to stem its creeping rise, as millions face rising prices and shrinking budgets.

Barnesboro

It Would Be Welcome Tax Cut Prospects Reported

Reports from Washington indicate that if business fails to improve by mid year there is a distinct possibility that the Administration and Congress will approve a reduction in the individual income tax. Options differ on method with favors for a straight percentage cut or for expanding exemptions.

Washington Congress

Big investment by U S railroads in 35 billion total

U S railroads have invested about 35 billion dollars overall with roughly 60 percent in fixed property and 40 percent in rolling stock, highlighting the scale of capital allocation to rail infrastructure and equipment.

Sidney area reel of events and weather and crimes

Five years ago a hurricane like gale tore through the Sidney area for four hours with winds 65 to 80 mph causing notable damage. Herschel Spearow remains in serious condition after a heart attack. Fox Theatre plans to show Cinemascope by year end. Photographer Dick Axtell joins Alvin Duis Studio. Sidney Methodist Church authorizes land purchase for possible new building near congested 11th and King. Potter man Cloyce Claar in critical condition after suspected fall or attack. Lucille Egging wins $50 essay bond for a patriotic prompt. Wheat prices rise slightly on crop news. Minor crime uptick linked to Joe Roma murder. Denver gang evacuations noted. Abduction case of Charles Boettcher II attracts Denver detectives in Sidney.

Herschel Spearow Memorial Hospital Watertown S. Oak Sidney Fox Frank H. Ricketson Jr Fox Intermountain Theatres Dick Axtell University of Nebraska Alvin Duis Duis Sidney Methodist Church Church Board of Benj. Schwartz Sidney Llth King Potterman Cloyce Claar Claar Lucille Egging Potter Sidney Business Miss Egging St. Patrick’s Academy Francis Egging Joe Roma Denver Colorado Nebraska Charles A. Boettcher II

Cheyenne County Weather Drops to 19 Below Zero

Cold spell grips Cheyenne County as temperatures plummet to 19 degrees below zero early Tuesday morning. Residents endure sharp winds and frost while local records anticipate continued frigid conditions this week.

Sidney teams crown Tri-State champions in Chadron

Thirty five years ago Sidney High School won first place at the Tri-State Tournament in Chadron Nebraska earning a silver basketball. The team was celebrated with a community ovation by Light's Band at the Burlington depot and a large turnout for a home talent vaudeville at the U.S.A. Theatre raising spirits and pride for Sidney's champions.

Sidney High School Chadron Nebraska Main Street Scott Leroy D' Willey Uts Central Avenue Lincoln Highway Georgiana Martin Spencer Flo Sidney Shrine Club U.S.A Light Burlington Depot Sidney High T. J. Burns Rocky Mountain Burlington V. Klein American Bank

Local items note visits and 55 years back tech gains

Everett Foster left Tuesday for Lincoln to visit his lady and was to return tomorrow. Ernest Studt went to Grand Island Tuesday staying until Friday with his brother Fred at business college. The Independent Telephone Co installed phones at H. E. Cox and A. K. Greenlee homes this week. Rudolph Kruse adds to his Clarksons residence. Col H. Tobin leased Lodgewood ranch to Edward Searles of Wood River. Mrs Tobin and Col Tobin moved to Sidney. Fireman's annual ball at the opera house drew a grand crowd. Klein's Bohemian orchestra played late and a $50 fund for equipment was planned. John Olson of Bronson sold his ranch to St. George Co. and will move near Ravenna. A blizzard began yesterday, snow drifts cover the banana belt. Ida Hammer enters ninth grade. Hazel Oberfelder returns after mumps. Guy Dedrick sick, Vinnie Bordwell punished for laughing in class. 7th graders dubbed mud-daubers. Mrs. Dr. Simon hosted cards for Miss Simon of Lincoln.

Rudolph Kruse Clarkson Henry Herman Bockstaedter Col. H. Tobin Lodgewood Ranch Edward Searles Wood River Neb Michael J. Anders William Stuht Casper Girmann John Olson Bronson St. George Company Ravenna Ida Hammer Hazel Oberfelder Guy Dedrick Miss Hiett Vinnie Bordwell Simon Simon of Lincoln

Sidney Boy Engineers a Real Rocket Club

Mike Brown a seventh grader leads the Sidney Rocket and Aeronautical Club in solo rocket research. The group builds X-1 Nite and 16 inch rockets with fuel experiments and a wind tunnel, facing equipment and safety limits but pursuing controlled flight insights.

Sidney Sidney Rocket and Aeronautical Club Mike Brown Telegraph Jerry Anthony Gregg Brown Leslie Landmesser Fred Yauncy R. W. Brown Carm Brown Gregg Mike Mikenik Jerry

Washington hosts servicemen year round with hospitality drive

Jane Eads Washington profile on Rec reation Services Inc president Joseph F C Lonohue and the Armed Services Hospitality Committee. It outlines how Washington welcomes up to 20,000 servicemen weekly, funds lodgings, tickets, trips, and dances, and enlists 19,540 junior hostesses to keep servicemen nearby and safe. Alabama was named for the Alibamas, an Indian tribe.

Donohue Recreation Services, Inc Salls Wwe Washington Virginia Maryland Armed Services Police van H. Tanner USAF Armed Forces Police Alabama

PRO ACROS 1 Half prefix and other crossword clues

Across and down clues mix prefixes measures animals and phrases with many entries such as Hard of hearing annihilation myself frozen dessert book of maps and more. The puzzle lists a wide range of definitions and word lengths including Chinese unit weight salutation huge wave and box among others.

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William Sidney Bassett Northport Bassett Bridgeport United States Army Pacific Glenn Spearow Sidney American Legion G. F. Liebendorfer Committee On Education Roy Call Pvt Vern Call Greenville Ethel Ellison Warren Ellison Superior Winter E A. Winter Ardis Bassett St Luke's Hospital Leo Sullivan Army Air Corps Herbert Rabe Martin Reker Sullivan Avon Park Guy Shaw Lexington Methodist Church Kansas Burlington Yard House Track Crystal Theatre F M_ Kurth Dedricks Sund H.R Fuller Pacific Coast Portland Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Long Beach Fresno Mount Tosa Miss Chowins Episcopal Church Robert O’ Obarfelder New York City Oberfelder & Co Cleveland Pacev Amony Bert Daniels Billy Hanes Red Willow South Platte Big Springs Orchard Platte Odd Fellows Plaindealer Melernon Everett Foster Ernest Studt Grand Island Fred Business Independent Telephone Co H. E. Cox A. K. Greenlee J. Ered. Thompson Jane Eads Joseph F C Lonohue Armed Services Hospitality Committee Oeserved Gasie Zmse AP Newsfeatures
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