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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1961

Page

5

Sidney Telegraph editorial page profile and history

The Sidney Telegraph is Cheyenne County’s official newspaper and Western Nebraska’s oldest one, founded in 1973. It is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc in Sidney Nebraska and is an associate member of the Associated Press and Nebraska Press Association.

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Social Security In News And Public Debate

The paper explains readers question Social Security and double taxation criticisms. It notes the program's staying power and growing impact on paychecks. The editorial states it will report on Social Security news without judging the system and leaves the decision to the people.

Social Security

Purchasing power outpaces cost of living gains in wages

A study by the International Association of Machinists argues that despite rising prices, real purchasing power for most factory workers has increased since 1938. Examples show fewer hours needed for goods like suits, potatoes, and tires, with wages rising from 63 cents to 2.82 dollars hourly by 1961 against higher living costs.

International Association of Machinists

Unicameral Debate Sparks Nebraska Two-Party Return Talk

The Nebraska legislature debate over unicameralism draws mixed arguments for and against a return to a two party system. Critics warn of lobby influence and referendum excess, while supporters push for party competition and annual sessions. The editorial offers no stance, noting legislators reflect voter quality in Lincoln.

Nebraska Senate U.S George W. Norris State Senate Biennally Lincoln

Panhandle Mother by Betty Knicely in My Solitude

Woman columnist compares her dreaming solitude at an airport to Jean Kerr and her plans for a book. She muses on rejection slips, Random House, possible titles, hopes for a private plane, and future investment as she imagines fame and a built in snack bar in a first book.

Betty Knicely Jean Kerr Time Magazine Random House Bennett Cerf Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Frontier Sidney's

McNamara Rites Set. Lincoln, Omaha Obituary Note

McNamara, born October 26, 1905 and a St Patrick’s church member, died in May 196b. The body was shipped to Lincoln by rail and will lie in state at Roper and Sons Mortuary before services at Burkett Chapel in Omaha. Interment follows at Forrest Lawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret and a sister.

St. Patrick's Church Sidney American Legion Post III Bpoe Lodge Lincoln Capital Roper and Sons, Mortuary Burkett Chapel

Across and Down Word Puzzle Answers List

A dense grid of numbered clues runs from 1 to 51 with across and down entries. Answers include common words such as social function vase made ugly mother’s related, Irish river, fall of, gentle, and many others. The page presents a mixed clue set typical of a printable crossword style puzzle.

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Lincoln man Franklin Holms obituary note

Frank Pynchon Holms born September 28 1906 in Lincoln was an Internal Revenue employee turned accountant and bookkeeper. He moved to Sidney in 1943 and was married to Louise Reese on June 27 1939 in Reno Nevada. Survivors include his wife a son John and daughter Barbara Louise and sister Bonnie L Sanden of Burbank California.

Frank Pynchon Holms Lincoln Ernest H. Holms Reno Nev Louise Reese Sidney Internal Revenue Office C. A. Story Agency Helms Presbyterian Church Masonic Lodge Els Lodge John Pynchon Barbara Louise Bonnie L. Sanden Burbank Calif

Jorgenson Excels in Athletics Arts and FFA Honors

Jorgenson has three years on the wrestling team and won first in his class at the South west Conference meet this year. He competed in the state tourney and participates in intramural sports and chorus. He has shown cattle at Ak-Sar-Ben, served as FFA secretary, earned a State Farmer Degree, and acted in junior and senior class plays.

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