Blood for Freedom train to collect donors May 15 16
Local drive seeks at least 250 blood donors over two days to support civilian defense gamma globulin needs. Sign-up sessions at Hardy Clark Furniture on Friday and Saturday May 8 and 9 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Participants must be 18 or older, weigh at least 110 pounds, be in good health, and have parental consent if under 21.
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Hardy- Clark Furniture
American Red Cross
Union Pacific Railroad
Beta Sigma Phi
Sidney
Red Cross
United States
Office of Defense Mobilization
National Research Council
Resident Engineer Succeeds Billeter
R L Daul former of Alliance has been named resident engineer in charge of Cheyenne Kimball and Devel counties for the Department of Roads and Irrigation at Sidney. He succeeds John Billeter who retires after 32 years with the department. Daul, a 1949 Nebraska University engineering graduate, has served with the department since then and recently received a special commendation for his outstanding service.
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R L. Daul
Alliaance
Sidney Byssthe Department of Roads and Irrigation
Cheyenne
Kimball
Devel
Daul
John Billeter
Nebraska University School of Engineering
Stesagi
Sidney
Department
Company in the Tub
A group of Chicago boarding house tenants complained that their landlady kept her goldfish in the communal bathtub, sparking a dispute over shared facilities and hygiene.
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Chicago
Chamber Dinner Set For May 13 per Rotary and Boosters visit
The Chamber plans a May 13 dinner at City Auditorium with a banquet and program and a later announced special speaker. In the afternoon Omaha Boosters will tour Sidney on their state promotion trip, extending their stop to inspect local oil fields. The quarterly meeting was discussed at the board luncheon led by J. Fred Thompson, president of the Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce.
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George
Rotary
Omaha
Monnday
J. Fred Thompson
Western Nebraska
Penitentiary terms set in Nebraska theft and rape cases
In a hearing before District Judge John Kuns on Tuesday Walter Pitirgsten received a sentence of three years in the Nebraska State Penitentiary for theft and will be taken to Lincoln shortly. Lloyd Brown was sentenced to three years for rape and was escorted to Lincoln by Deputy Sheriff Arnold Braasch.
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John- Kuns
Walter “Pitirgsten
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Lloyd Brown
State
Arnold Braasch
Seeing Eye Dog Comes Home Guides Blind Teen
Duane Wilkins, a 19 year old from Ord, returns from Michigan with a Seeing Eye dog after training. The Lions Clubs helped arrange the leader dog, and the public is urged to show maximum courtesy. Do not pet or feed the dog. speak to the owner and let the dog pass.
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Duane Wilkins
Ordville
Michigan
Duane
Sidney and
Sioux Lions Clubs
Peter Boggs
World-Herald
Clara's Dress Shop Opens in Dalton Today
Mrs. Clara Lindsey announces the opening of Clara's Dress Shop in Dalton for today. The new store offers a complete line of ladies ready to wear, Mark Robbins dresses, Kayser lingerie and gloves, and Berkshire stockings. Lindsey is a local native with prior work at Midland Motor Co and the County Assessor's office.
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Dalton
Clara Lindsey
Clara
Removing Rust Stains With Lemon Juice Method
A method to remove iron rust from white fabrics suggests spreading the stain over a pan of boiling water and squeezing lemon juice on it. After a few minutes rinse and repeat. The process is described as slow but safe.
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Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Jack Bentley
Nebraska
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Sweden
Norway
Trygve Lie
Billeter
Sidney National Bank
Sidney’s New Bank
FDIC
Dalton Dress Shop
Kokjer
National Automobile Dealers Association
Thomas E. Kokjer
Chevrolet
NADA
Nebraska New Car Dealers Association
Joan DeLong
Butch
Miracle
Butch and
Bob
Kaden Ao
Supreme
Supreme Bakers Bowman Biscuit Company
Supreme Bakers
THE
Sidney Telegraph
City Auditorium
Lakeview Motor Club
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