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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1960
Page
6
Nutritionist urges parents to spark teen breakfasts with pie inspired ideas such as berry and coconut cream pie flavors, plus egg and dairy blends. She cites a marketing study showing cheese and varied foods appear at breakfast and urges nonconformist menus to boost daily nutrient intake with fruit vegetables and creative dishes.
The article explains which persons qualify as dependents for individual 1959 income tax. It covers spouses children adopted stepchildren parents grandparents and other relatives, plus rules on income support thresholds and special cases such as scholarships and Social Security. It emphasizes that each dependent must receive more than half their support from the taxpayer and notes exclusions like stillborns and certain nonresident dependents.
The Nebraska Legislature Education Committee will hold a public hearing in Alliance on Thursday March 24 at 9 am in the county courthouse. The panel studies creating larger county supervision areas and reviews the free high school tuition program. Public input is invited on both issues.
Elementary students here now have the option to study German and French in addition to Russian. Teacher Alan Snyder notes pupils could understand much of Premier Khrushchev’s words during his American visit. The article also touches on dependent exemptions rules for widowed or divorced parents and spouses, including conditions for a married child filed jointly.
Gurley A L A and Gurley American Legion Auxiliary met March 3 at Mrs George Hiraxs home with hostesses Mrs Frank Gabriel and Mrs Rey Gabriel. Members discussed plans for a March 11 basic dinner at Gurley Legion Hall to honor Weyerts Post and Auxiliary members and families.
The item presents a historical reference to the March of Dimes national foundation and its evolving organizational identity and public health mission. It notes the shift from a wartime focus to broader birth defect and maternal health programs under the foundation’s banner.
Kenneth I Smith a once discharged armed forces member now called de Kivnish with U S Arm Signal Corps stationed Naples Iowa arrived March 10 in New York and was placed in St Albans Hospital for ankle cellulitis testing per his mother Mes Carre M Smith The discharge remains denied and his hospital stay is ongoing Cards and letters should be addressed to Pic Kenneth I Smith St Albans Hospital St Albans 25 New York
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