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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1933

Page

2

Europe owes us all the money and must pay now

The author argues Britain and France should immediately pay their debts to the United States. They question why Americans should bear the burden while Europe thrives, mocking European conditions and urging creditors to settle billions owed, criticizing Hoover’s leadership and the public mood.

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Hoover era banker's clash resurfaces in Lincoln Star

The Lincoln Star recounts fallout from Charles E. Mitchell grilling by a senatorial committee. Mitchell, once powerful in New York, is portrayed as aggressively arrogant, straining ties with the administration and fellow bankers. A past 1920s conference with President Hoover is recalled, with Hoover allegedly accusing Mitchell of fueling the crazy bull market.

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Roosevelt Era Sparks Unity in Early Banking Reform

Dayton observers praise President Roosevelt for decisive banking actions that electrified the nation and united support behind his program. The piece compares his moment to Wilson’s wartime era, noting bankers now seek government deposit guarantees and big business’s role shifts from promise to fading influence.

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Roosevelt’s Rise and the New Era in 1930s Politics

The passage portrays Franklin D. Roosevelt as entering command with the opposition weakened. It condemns tariffs and pork-barrel politics as discredited, arguing the old order has collapsed and the nation faces a chance to turn disaster into blessing.

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To the Editor on religion politics and history

In reply to Henry Blome a reader defends mixed views of Christianity and atheism cites world history and the spread of Jesus teachings. The writer questions Blome's labeling of Madison county plan followers as communist and notes plans to visit Scottsbluff and Mitchell to verify facts, urging discretion in using sacred names.

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Public letter from Mrs Hallquist on Nebraska unity and militia

Mrs C S Hallquist of Chappell Nebraska critiques ultra conservatives and radicals within organizations. She argues for balance between tradition and reform and dismisses personal attacks and press replies amid discussion of a state militia and the Law and Order league in Scottsbluff.

Jesus Blome Scottsbluff

Community Notes from Gurley and Surrounding Area

East Gurley residents and neighbors share a week of visits and errands. Families including Nelck, Feldman, Ravert, Flora, Jurgens, and Wickstrom frequent Gurley, Sidney, and Dalton, with hospital updates for Mrs. Herbert Johnson and Mrs. Marjorie Smith. Social gatherings feature pincio at the Happy Neighbors club and multiple family dinners and Sunday visits.

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South Colton Social Notes and Moves in Sidney Area

Mrs H Elsen and Mrs Richard Brauer visited George Brauer Tuesday evening. George Deaver and family shopped in Sidney Saturday. Bert Walker and daughter Jean move west of Sidney. Cortney family to occupy Walker farm. Needham family visited Brauer. Billy Needham joined. William Simms of Sidney called on H J Elsen. Ethel Deaver visited Ruby Deaver. Witters family visited Brauer. George Messing children visited Witters. John George and family also noted.

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Sunday dinner guests and social visits noted

Sunday dinner guests included Harvey and the J. Eisen family with Bobby and George Brauer. Visitors mentioned: John Ebert, Ruby and Charles Deaver, Miss Virginia Herbert, Bill George, Leona Bockstadter, Ardis Bassett, Emily Gould. Attendees stayed at various local homes, with repeated mentions of the H. J. Eisen and W. L. Needham households.

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Crooks for a Month at Br Patrick's Academy

Local notice announces an event titled Crooks for a Month at Br Patrick's Academy tonight. Details are sparse with limited readable text.

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Sunday Dinner Guests and Speedy Recovery Hopes

North Potter families including Oscar Reeden Johnson Gordon Carlson and Alice Carlson joined Edgar Anderson for Sunday dinner. Mrs Claus Arp returned to Taylor hospital after an operation Saturday and is hoped to recover quickly. Sam Wickstrom and sons visited Henry with others.

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