Editorial COME NOW SENATOR Now that the State of Nebraska has advised all of us naughty boys that we can't play pinball
The piece urges Senator Ray Babcock of Sidney, leader of the liquor control committee, to publicly pledge not to gamble on golf or other side bets. It ties liquor, gambling, and pinball into one issue, mocks political temptation, and calls for a public statement supporting no paid golf stakes despite a Democracy tone. The writer uses satire to pressure ethical conduct from the senator.
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Sidney
Liquor Control Commission
Babcock
Mac
Poly
Allen Valentine
Economic Stabilization
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White House
Congress
RFC
Sidney Sees Ongoing Boom in Building Permits
Sidney reports a rising construction boom with permits nearing the 1 million mark this year and expectations to surpass last year’s 2 million. With 1951 one quarter complete, growth suggests the 1950 peak will be exceeded by early fall amid several commercial projects and housing deals in the works. The town’s face lifting is transforming the old core.
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Sidney
Sjell
Old Town
Soil Dinner Debrief: Farmers Celebrate Conservation
The Telegraph hosted about one hundred farmers at the annual Soil Conservation Dinner. Wilkie Collins, SCS agronomist, gave a fine talk while five conservationists earned Certificates of Achievement. County field man Lee Girardot reviewed four years of soil conservation progress as attendees exchanged notes and enjoyed the social gathering.
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The
Telegraph
Wilkie Collins
SCS
Miss Bell disappoints in Sidney concert review
The Telegraph notes a harsh review of Marion Bell's Monday night performance for the Sidney Civic Music Association. It says she appeared upset and did not meet advance promises, though she is praised for prior work and remains a pleasant, charming figure offstage. The piece stresses the tough realities of show business and that the performer must deliver.
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the Telegraph
Marion Bell
Sidney Civic Music Association
Sidney Association
Miss Bell
Better Street Lighting Sparks Sidney Council Action
The Sidney City Council will review plans specifications and costs for an extension and improvement of the street lighting system. The current lighting has been inadequate for years and residents welcome the move to address the problem despite criticism of prior neglect.
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Sidney City
Sidney
Modern home life and childrearing compared to the past
A reader argues against a eastern psychologist who claims the modern home harms children. The writer defends today’s upbringing, noting kids enjoy more fun and pace in homes with faster transport and labor-saving devices, while acknowledging parental time constraints and a busier tempo that nevertheless supports child development.
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Dad
Mother
Grandpa
World moves fast as children outpace adults in modern life
A columnist argues today’s youth fill every hour with activities from scooters to radio and sports while parents set limits with traditional discipline. He contends psychologists are overused and that the world needs more children and fewer experts, noting he once had a child himself.
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Coke Shop
Dad
Junior
Meat regulations spark Senate talks on price ceilings
A Nebraska delegation and Senators met with Price Stabilization Director Michael DiSalles regarding dollar and cent ceilings on livestock. Officials hinted at measures but cattle ceilings, if any, may target slaughterhouses. graders and enforcement plans were unclear. producers and feeders oppose ceilings citing meat shortages and black markets amid rising costs. The writer condemns government corruption and calls for a spring house cleaning across government branches.
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Nebraska
Michael DiSalles
OPS
DiSalles
Supreme Court
Fred Vinson
OPA
Mr. DiSalles
Stapling Machines and Refills Advised for Purchasers
Advert says Bostitch staplers and staples fit the machines, with options from other makes. It warns buyers not to purchase a stapling machine unless refill staples are guaranteed to fit. The notice cautions about availability and compatibility with the buyer’s needs.
Typing Paper Stock Complete Says Telegraph
The Telegraph notes stock is complete for typing paper mineograph paper and typewriter or pencil carbon, indicating full supplies may be available.
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