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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
6
The minority opinion by Chief Justice Hupghes argues the sovereign power to govern interstate carriers cannot deny rights to regulate relations with employees in interstate commerce. The majority links pensions to worker morale and efficiency, asserting security in old age supports transportation efficiency within the commerce power.
Mayor Roche proclaims Saturday May 25 as Poppy Day in Sidney urging citizens to wear the memorial poppy for World War I dead and to donate to Legion and Auxiliary welfare funds to aid living veterans and dependents. The proclamation recalls Sidney’s wartime sacrifices and the poppy as a symbol of remembrance.
Post office inspector to Scotts Bluff area to investigate alleged pilfering from chain letters. Postmaster Edward Emerine says complaints claim money in digits and letters never reaches intended recipients. Crowley ruling classifies chain letters as illegal lottery and postal fraud. PCA loans explained as farmer credit with 5 percent interest and farmer ownership.
George L. Vogler secretary treasurer of the Scottsbluff Production Credit Association states the agency is not a temporary emergency or relief organization and does not operate as an emergency loan source. The correction addresses a local misimpression about the association’s role.
The Supreme Court, in a five to four decision, ruled the federal government cannot enact legislation to provide a pension for railway employees. Justice Roberts read the majority opinion, stating the act was unconstitutional, while the dissenting and defending justices argued the opposite construction of federal authority.
Dorothy Dean Rathbun stayed overnight with Rose and Ruby Sparks. Several residents hosted and visited others including garden club events hosted by Ruth Kinton. County exam participants from district 77 and multiple social calls fill the weekend with visits, meals, and a hospital update on Mrs. Fred Kettler.
St Martha's guild invites the public to a May ball at the auditorium on May 4. Proceeds support guild activities and community outreach.
Lorenzo by Mrs. Frank Meier reports Elmer Harlan returning home from the hospital in Sidney. The regular Farmers Union meeting followed by a music and readings program on May 2. Mrs. Earl Pierce is under her mother's care since hospital release. Various visits and social calls noted, including Carson Struve and wife, George Fleming and wife, C. L. Hopper and Floyd Byers, and others. Potam achievement day held in Sidney city auditorium. Boys club hosted a party and weiner roast Friday night.
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