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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1956
Page
3
Congressman Miller opposes the 1957 foreign aid request and cites the Marshall Plan FDA and ICA as costing Americans heavily. He notes $52 billion over ten years and argues taxpayers in his district bear large shares. He also discusses withdrawing from the Status of Forces Treaty and announces his bid for re election.
Rep A L Miller of Kimball announces re election bid for an eighth term in Congress. A seven term veteran, he cites support for Eisenhower, claims a balanced budget and tax cuts, and mentions farm program concerns amid Democratic Congress. He notes roles as chairman of the House Interior Committee and on the Republican Policy Committee.
Lassie the German Shepherd, owned by Max Houghtaling, barked to wake residents in Cle rk Mech as a household dispute arose over a payment. Neighbors reported a tense scene as the dog alerted to the disturbance.
Robert B Crosby and John B Herman praised Heart Sunday workers and the Sidney area as a Nebraska Heart Association drive received gratitude from Lou Winter. Winter thanked captains and volunteers for their time and money to fight heart disease. Studies of Greenland suggest the island could be split by canyons eroded below sea level by glaciers.
Sanitors Roman Hruska and Carl Curtus push Lincoln as home for a Pershing Memorial. Nebraska Republicans press the American Battle Monuments Commission with a Lincoln focus and a pending Senate House memorial bill.
Recreational visits to National Forests totaled less than 19 million in 1946 and exceeded 40 million in 1954, reflecting a marked growth in public use of forest lands over the period.
The I and 1st Amendments to the Social Security Act extend coverage to self employed engineers accountants architects and funeral directors beginning January 1955. Self employment earnings up to 1200 yearly earn credit. the 3 percent tax is directed to the Director of Internal Revenue with any additional income tax.
The text notes the formation of a TB Chapter in the county to be organized locally with a fund dispensed by a health committee. Mrs Ehvnocth Sechwastek serves as chairwoman. A past two years of activity is noted with a fund to be raised and handled by Mos eadna De tees and Les Geo gua Maran.
SbWARP Chay BMD was ordered to pay court costs after pleading guilty to driving drunk and roaming his car into a front yard and a house. The house occupant Constable Bob W ick was unharmed, with officers responding promptly.
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