District 80 Wins Rural Field Day in Cheyenne County
Perfect weather and high turnout mark the Cheyenne County Rural Field Day as District 80 wins the meet with District 77 and 36 in second and third. Outstanding boy and girl honors go to Maryann Schwartz of District 77 and Dean Miller of District 69. The top relay team from District 17 included C Frerichs K Rexroth A Frerichs and K Rexroth under coach Paul Mills. Ribbons awarded to top five in each event with full results to be printed in Wednesdays Telegraph.
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Cheyenne County
Maryann Schwartz
Dean Miller
Gurley
C. Frerichs
K. Rexroth
A. Frerichs
Paul Mills
Mary Ann Schwartz
Sidney High School
Nebraska REA Men Meet At Alliance
Nebraska members of the Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association gathered in Alliance for their spring session. Delegates from Hay Springs Bayard Grant Sidney Mitchell Gering and Alliance attended along with Wheatbelt Public Power District reps led by Charles Siam and others from Lodgepole Chappell Julesburg. Bob Risch Denver chief engineer attended from Tri-State. Topics included supply issues and pending state legislature actions. Sen Dale Erlewine of Grant was chosen chairman with Don Armstrong of Hay Springs named secretary.
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Nebraska
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association
Hay Springs
Bayard
Grant
Sidney
Mitchell
Gering
Alliance
Wheatbelt
Mrs Johnson Tours District American Legion Units
Mrs. Louis Johnson president of District IV American Legion Auxiliary visited Lewellen to install Garden County Task Auxiliary officers. She was joined by Mrs. Roy Gabriel and Mrs. Rex Olseri. Earlier she and Mrs. Swanson attended a Chaprell unit dessert luncheon and poppy wreath making for Poppy Day. Previous visits included the Dix unit and Scotts Bluff County organization.
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Louis Johnson
American Legion Auxiliary
Lewellen
Garden County Task Auxiliary
Johnson
Roy Gabriel
Gurley
Rex Olseri
Esther Swanson
Cheyenne
Swanson
Chaprell
Dix
Scotts Bluff County
Moore in Critical Condition After Emergency Surgery
Sidney businessman and city council member Kermit Moore remained in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after emergency sorcery performed Saturday night. The attending physician said Moore's condition was certainly critical at that time.
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Kermit Moore
Sidney
Memorial Hospital
Telegraph Covers Emplo yees Days Promotion With Extra Print
The Sidney Telegraph will issue about two thousand extra copies on May 15 as part of a community wide Emplo yees Days promotion for May 17 and 18. Coverage extends to Kimball Chappell Peetz Dalton and Dix with rural routes, totaling about 6500 copies within a forty mile radius. No extra ad rate, door to door runs in Kimball for missile families, and merchants urged to run employee pictures at one dollar per column inch with a Wed deadline.
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Sidney Telegraph
Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Kimball
Chappell
Peetz
Dalton
Dix
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Minuteman
The
Hank Meysenburg
Ron Kasemund
Sidney
Nebr
Nebraska
Masons Schedule Meetings in Sidney This Week
Earl Schultz announces two Masonic gatherings in Sidney. Dana Council and Tyrian Chapter of York Rite Masonry will hold a stated meeting Thursday at 8 pm. On Friday at 7:30 pm the Commandery will confer the Red Cross and Knight of Malta degrees on two candidates at the Masonic Temple.
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Earl Schultz
Dana Council
Tyrian Chapter
Yorn Rite Masonry
Masonic Temple
Sidney
Temple Commandry
Order of the Red Cross
Knight of Malta
Two Sidney Students Get Marathon Awards
Findlay Ohio report notes six Marathon Oil Co dependents honored for academic achievement. Janice E Hume daughter of Donald L Hume and Gary Lo Schmitt son of Louis A Schmitt received continued scholarship support for undergrad study. Hume is set to be a junior at Nebraska State Teachers College Kearney in physical therapy. Schmitt is a junior at Nebraska State Teachers College majoring in business administration.
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Nebraska State Teachers College
Local Men Named National Aides-de-Camp
Aaron B Gentry announces three Kansas City volunteers Loyde Adams Vernon F Anderson and Edward H Michell named National Aides-de-Camp to the Commander-in-Chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States in Pasadena California.
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Kansas City
Aaron B Gentry
Pasadena
Calif
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
Cheyenne County Tax Protest Filing Deadline Noted
County clerk Ralph Englert reminds Cheyenne County taxpayers that May 10 is the final day under Nebraska law to file protests regarding property assessments. The Cheyenne County Commissioners will sit as a board of equalization and hear protests in the commissioners room at the courthouse in Sidney on Tuesday May 10 from 9 am until 5 pm.
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Ralph Englert
Remnds
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Councellion
Sidney
From & Am
The Case For Local Airlines
Denver study for the Association of Local Transport Airlines shows 13 locals’ traffic and revenues grew vastly since 1957 while subsidies rose slowly. Frontier Airlines carried 376,000 passengers in 1962 with profit $574,749, as subsidy outlook calls for gradual reductions tied to economic improvements.
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Denver
Association of Local Transport Airlines
Systems Analysis and Research Corporation
Frontier Airlines
Rocky Mountain West
Southwest
Midwest
May Proclaimed Beet Month Boosts U S Trunk Revenue
Locals report Beet Month generated 69 million dollars in U S trunk revenue with about 14 000 jobs and 915 million the payroll. Fuel taxes total over 2 250 000 annually to governments and federal transport taxes exceed 10 million while property taxes top 750 000. Subsidy payments show a stable five year trend with a 6 percent dip since 1960 as routes expand. Carriers added 10 000 route miles from 1958 to 1962, serving 160 new smaller cities and 108 of those with under five passengers daily. Operating expenses per available ton mile rose 75 percent 1856-57 to 1960 but by 1962 were only 4.3 percent above five years prior. Revenue ton miles per employee rose 32 percent since 1956-57 with commercial revenues up 59 4 percent.
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Joralgs
United States
Nebraska Army National Guard offers one year trial enlistment
The Nebraska Army National Guard launched a one year "Try One" trial enlistment program open to men up to 60 with active or reserve service. It allows enlistment at the last rank held if unit vacancies exist, aiming to attract experienced veterans and fill gaps left by WWII retirees. Interested prior servicemen are urged to visit the local Armory for details.
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Nebraska Army National Guard
Lyle A. Welch
Nebraska
Nebraska Air National Guard
Army National Guard
Army Guard
Guard
National Guard
Wildcat Location Reported in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Edward Mike Davis, a Denver independent, discovers the No 1 Beyer wildcat at NE NW Sec 27 17 51, eleven miles west of Dalton. Love-Coursen Drilling Co. contracted to drill as Nebraska shows steady oil production around 63 57 barrels last week.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Edward Mike Davis
Denver Independent
Beyer
Love-Coursen Drilling Co
Dalton
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Tourist Cloud Drifts Along Highway 30 Wets Area
A rain cloud nicknamed tourist cloud moved along Highway 30 soaking Sidney with .33 inch and bringing a sprinkle to Lodge Pole and Chappell where up to 1.5 inches fell in spots. Hail reported south of the highway with little damage. Rain extended to North Platte with heaviest in Big Springs. No moisture at Dalton or Gurley.
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Bob Woolman
Chappell
Sidney
Brownson
Lodgepole
Woolman
Sunol
Big Springs
North Platte
Dalton
Gurley
Rudy Dedic
Potter
Small Wheat Producers Face Deadline on Support Measure
Wheat growers with 15 acres or less must decide to participate in the national wheat referendum by May 13 via the County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office. Those with larger allotments vote only if they elect to participate. If approved, small producers gain price support, diversion payments, and quota rules for 1964.
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County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
Weather outlook fair through Tuesday with isolated thunder
The forecast shows mild conditions through Tuesday with generally fair skies. Isolated showers are possible Tuesday evening or Tuesday night, mainly in the interior.
University Speaker At Wheat Meeting
Dr. Everett E. Peterson of the University of Nebraska extension speaks on the wheat referendum at the Cheyenne County Fairgrounds 4-H building Thursday at 8 p.m. The meetings, arranged by Chester Walters, will present objective wheat issues for a yes or no vote and include a question and answer period.
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Everett E. Peterson
University of Nebraska Extension Farm
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Ivan Liljegren
Chester I. Walters
University of Nebraska District
Mitchell
Peterson
Gerdes Defends Wheat Referendum From Charges Of Freedom Issue
Sen. George Gerdes of Alliance rejects claims the May 21 wheat referendum centers on freedom. He says two thirds must vote yes under both current and next year plans and urges wheat farmers to ignore the false issue and support the certificate plan to balance supply and price.
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George Gerdes
Alliance
Washington
Gerdes
Easid
Acs
Kennedy- Freeman
Parole Violator Taken Into Custody
Sheriff officers report Bill Bernard in custody on parole violation charges. An Illinois native, he worked in missile construction and was convicted by district court for writing a no funds check. He was placed on parole on March 18 and now faces two parole condition violations.
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Bill Bernard
Illinois
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Nenzel
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Valentine
Robert Y. Ross
Gordon
Nebraska Beef Council
Hoy Miller
Louis Miller
Calvin Evans
Colorado State College
Greeley
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Jackson Field
Bob Waters
Wildcat
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