Burlington seeks to discontinue two passenger trains in Alliance Billings run
Sheridan officials were told the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad plans to drop two passenger trains Nos 42 and 43 between Alliance Nebraska and Billings Montana due to heavy losses. The move would affect about 28 people in Sheridan Edgemont S C Alliance and Billings. The railroad cites losses and prior service reductions including 1961 profits after cutting baggage cars sleeper and diner service. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen protests and seeks an ICC hearing in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Alliance
Billings
Phillips
Postal Department
RPO
Burlington Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Billings Run
Brotherhood of Railroad
Wyoming
Brotherhood
Glenn Sweem
ICC
Festival at Chappell to Showcase Nine Area Schools
Chappell high hosts the South Platte Valley Association Music Festival on Friday March 31 with entries from nine schools including Grant Imperial Lodgepole Oshkosh Paston Sutherland Wauneta Hershey and Chappell. Over 700 musicians compete in band vocal solos small groups and chorus as 212 entries are registered with judges from Chadron State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell- Chappell High School
South Platte Valley Association
Grant
Imperial
Lodgepole
Oshkosh
Paston, Sutherland
Wauneta
Hershey
Chappell
Chadron State College
Chappell Men Lead SPVA Officers at Grant Conference
Gerald Radcliffe was elected President and Larry Houtz Secretary of the SPVA at a Grant conference last Saturday. Hershey residents Byron Brookhart and Dean Klein were named Vice-President and Treasurer. They will assume duties at the start of the 1967-68 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Gerald Radcliffe
Larry Houtz
SPVA
Grant
Byron Brookhart
Dean Klein
Hershey
Skeleton Identified Near Kimball Amid Nebraska Panhandle Find
Lt Jeo Knudtson of the Nebraska Safety Patrol identified the remains found east of Kimball as Nicholas Andrew Jensen 63 of Utica New York. Dentures near the skeleton and a nearby 32 caliber pistol aided the identification. The pathologist in Scottsbluff could not determine the cause of death due to the skeleton's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Jeo Knudtson
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Nebraska Panhandle
Knudtson
Nicholas Andrew Jensen
Utica
N.Y
Highway 30
Scottsbluff
McGinley Hearing Delayed In Ogallala Murder Case
Preliminary hearing for Maureen Ann McGinley, 27, of Ogallala, charged with second degree murder in the December 26 shooting death of her aunt, Mrs. Albert Thurmond, has been postponed indefinitely. Her bond remains at $25,000 as psychiatrists assess her capacity for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallala
Maureen Ann McGinley
Miss McGinley
Albert Thurmond
Thurmond
McGinley
G. J. McGinley
Marines Held for AWOL Near Potter on Highway 30
Four Marines from Camp Pendleton California were jailed in Kimball County on AWOL charges after a Friday arrest by Trooper Dick Larson about 9 50 a.m. four and a half miles west of Potter. They were in an Oceanside rented car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Kimball County
Merle Barker
Henry C. Gooddard
Norman H. Peeples
David L. Thurman
Samuel Bowers
Dick Larson
Potter
Oceanside
Leather Fashions Spark Spring Style in Nebraska
Leather lines hit the spring fashion scene with light weight coats suits and jackets in suede grained and printed textures. Designers show bold colors and versatile looks with coordinated leather outfits alongside pants and skirts suitable for leisure and dress. A separate note reports India weighing a national student service plan during holidays amid no compulsory military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Jane Munson
University of Nebraska
Department of Textiles, Clothing and Design
New Delhi
Defense, Education and Home Ministries
India
Medical quackery cheats Americans out of millions
A Nebraska extension specialist warns that quack remedies for arthritis, vitamins, and health foods defraud the public of billions. The piece urges using doctors and FDA guidance, noting warnings on labels and dangers of door to door vitamin pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Huss
Department of Information
University of Nebraska
Helen Becker
University of Nebraska Extension
Federal
Food and Drug Administration
Miss Becker
Interview Shows Applicant’s Ready To Take Orders
An AP report from Louisville describes Kenny and interviewer Zax discussing a job applicant. When asked if he is married the young man replies he is not but can take orders, signaling willingness to follow instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kenny
Zax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alliance-Billings
New Yorker
Egging
Sidney
Nebraska
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Cheyenne
Deuel, Morrill & Garden Counties
Sele Wit
GMC
Jeep Universal
Ors & Defresters
Beter & Detremer
Ford
Kamp King Kemper
Steve
H.C
Treassnicsien
Metic Wens
Volkswagen
Dorsey
Bilsa Willys
Sarck
Seddie Enke
Trecter
Teresa
Eradit
Pour Benker
Whitehead-Biaha Co., Inc
LOE Yploy Realtors
U. S. Gov
O. Box
Goodyear Service Store
Anna Ritz
South
Cheyenne County
Potter Bank
Nate
Anna J. Ritz
Albert Ritz
Rockville
Lee Wolt
Ord, Nebraska