Sidney News Briefs Reflect Local Developments and Obituaries
Local notes cover Cheyenne County events including stock car races at the fairground, hospital progress, piped-in TV study prospects, and Mack Radcliffe funeral. Also noted are political campaigns, Lions Club talk on early frontier life, city staffing shifts, and community notices on school exhibits, rail depot work, and local crime and public works.
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Nebraska
L. N. Ress
State Advisory Highway Commission
Ress
Ross
Cheyenne County
Mack Radcliffe
Mack
Martin Dimery
Court House
A. L. Miller
Fourth
General MacArthur
Telegraph
Lions Club
C. J. Osborn
Be Kind To Your Feet Week Idea Gets a Walk Through
A humorous column muses on Be Kind To Your Feet week, praising feet as faithful workers and warning against overemphasis. It notes miles walked, the variety of feet, and compares foot care to auto maintenance while joking about fringe benefits and hidden interests. The piece ends with local rail talk and a potential marriage rumor.
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National Society of Chiropodists
State Magazine Will Go Abroad
Lincoln Outdoor Nebraska land, the official Game Commission publication, will be sent abroad thanks to 409 subscriptions from the Nebraska Lions Clubs State Council to 53 foreign countries and all 50 states. Beginning with the June issue the 60 page magazine will tour the globe with full color on the State Capitol and features on archery and commercial boating on the Missouri. Subscriptions run 2 a year at $2 for one year or $5 for three years until June 30, then Outdoor Nebraska land rises to $3 per year or $5 for two years and news-stand price becomes 50 cents.
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Lincoln
Nebraskaland
The
Game Commission
Nebraska Lions Clubs State Council
Pakistan
Philippines
Israel
Iceland
Brazil
Belgium
State Capitol
Nebraska Veterans Population by County and Conflicts
A Veterans Administration survey reports 153000 Nebraska veterans, including 101000 from World War I and 43000 from the Korean Conflict. Six thousand served in both wars. Nebraska has 19009 World War I veterans and 1000 from Spanish American War or peacetime. Over half reside in six counties led by Douglas and Lancaster. Nationwide veterans declined by about 257000 from Jan 1962 to Feb 1964, with 124000 living abroad.
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Veterans Administration
Nebraska
A. H. Duxbury
Douglas
Lancaster
Hall
Scottsbluff
Dodge
Adams
Duxbury
Polaris Sub Crews Shuffle Between Blues and Golds
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports each Polaris submarine has two 140 man crews designated the Blues and the Golds. Each crew stays on duty three months then returns to the United States for three months of leave and training while the alternate crew takes command. Crew switches occur at an overseas base to reduce patrol downtime. A crew remains submerged while on station.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla. (Ap
Blues
United States
Open Letter to Cheyenne County Voters on County Judge
A candidate for Cheyenne County Judge writes to voters outlining the role as a probate judge. He emphasizes the need to understand wills, descent and distribution, executors, trusts, probate procedure, and estate taxation. The judge decides on will validity, creditor claims, and other technical probate questions.
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Sidney
R. E. Roche
B. H. Rogers
Carl Livoni
J. W. Neilsen
Sidney High School
Sidney Post
American Legion
Tobin Opera House
Paul L. Martin
Robert G. Simmons
Ofidney
Burlington
Shipman
Railroad Company
Guernsey
E. B. Kinton
Mr. Kinton
J. A. Bentley
Henry Laaker
South Divide
Mons Johnson
North Divide
A. S. Hardy
E. D. Worden
Episcopal
J. W. Harper
Odd Fellows Lodge
William Studt
Hubert Fuller
Good Samaritans
Post Hall
A. K. Greenlee
John Snyder
Mack Radcliff
U. S. Marshall
Omana
Ralph H
Cole
U. S
E Bond Holdings
Land Bank
Nebraska and
Cornell Universities
Nat’l Ag
U.S
Korea
Sputnik
America
U. S. Savings
Treasury Department
Advertising Council
State Magazine
Cheyenne
F.bush
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