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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1953
Page
4
A humorous friend laments rummage sales draining husbands of clothing. He imagines licensed inspectors to grade wardrobes into prime and canner categories, keeping top items off the block and preventing another $1.75 shoe loss. The narrator jokes about organizing husbands to resist wives’ sales and notes the power of women.
Nebraska lawmakers and Gov. Crosby outline a new 50 percent assessment base for tax purposes under LB 272 and LB 89. The move shifts true value determinations, likely raising valuations for many property classes while lowering motor vehicle values, prompting calls for careful, honest tax administration.
Puzzle style clue set lists across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and partial hints. Reads as wordplay entries including names of places, relations, and common terms without a clear single news event or narrative.
A proposal to base state property value on a 20 year average sale price of farm land won committee support for study by a seven member governor's panel. The measure links the ratio to property values while other items cover bingo legalization debate and reporters’ access rules in committee sessions.
The Ways and Means Committee shot down LB 536 and LB 491, which would have ended the special license for farm trucks. Russell Lockwood, the Farm Bureau lobbyist replacing the ailing President Charles Marshall, said there is no logical reason to tax farm trucks like commercial ones.
Designers present a lighter hats season with narrower brims and tapered silhouettes for Easter. Bright patterned bands and subtle color blends add color and style as the 1953 trend becomes a men’s hat parade.
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