Post Office Second Class Mail Matter at Sidney
Notice indicates material entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1951
Page
2
Notice indicates material entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class mail matter.
An editorial defends the Sioux Ordnance Depot personnel practices amid rumors about hiring women from town. It notes strict two week notices, cites employment Office confirmations, and argues the depot is a crucial economic factor for Sidney with a payroll over three million dollars yearly.
Senator Hugh Butler drew sharp reactions in Columbus when he warned bankers that public faith in government bonds could fall. The piece argues the U.S. government remains the bulwark against Communism and cautions against diminishing public trust in the administration.
On May 5, the auxiliary to American Legion Post 17 asks Sidney citizens to buy and wear red poppies honoring World War II and other wars. Proceeds fund welfare activities for disabled veterans, their families, and those left in need. Poppies are handmade by disabled veterans in hospitals and work rooms, providing employment and recovery value, while distributors volunteer. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
Mayor H E Pierson of Sidney declares Wednesday May 2 Rex Allen Day in connection with the Republic Pictures outdoor action star tour. Rex Allen, born in Willcox Arizona, has visited over 100 cities and logged more than 87000 miles on the nationwide trek.
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation for cards gifts and visits during a hospital stay. Special thanks go to doctors Cook and Eitner and the nursing staff of Taylor M Hos pital for their kindness.
Charles Austin Munsey, 72, of Broadwater, a Spanish American War veteran, died at 3:30 a m Friday in a Bridgeport hospital after about ten days of illness. Born June 3, 1878 in Boston, he moved to Nebraska about 50 years ago and lived in Broadwater as a farmer real estate dealer and garage owner. He married Minnie Elnora Munsey on January 23, 1906 in Big Springs. she survives.
Cheyenne County SCS head Lee Girardot reports the tree planting machine has proven successful. In spring the crew planted about 25 000 trees across 20 sites and could have done more if trees were available. The machine plants a quarter mile row in about 15 minutes, forming a crack, inserting and covering the tree to conserve moisture. Weather has been favorable, especially for evergreens, which should be protected before hot weather.
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