Sidney Nebraska Post Office Notice
Post Office registration marks the item as second class mail matter at Sidney Nebraska. This notice confirms mailing status and class designation for the publication.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
2
Post Office registration marks the item as second class mail matter at Sidney Nebraska. This notice confirms mailing status and class designation for the publication.
The Cheyenne County Honor Roll board on the courthouse square should be reconditioned and brought up to date or torn down. We foresee a prolonged wartime economy and widespread military service, making a current display impracticable to maintain.
The Los Angeles Times editorial argues the independent press is the strongest guard against tyranny. It cites Argentina where La Prensa, founded in 1869 and once respected, was shut down under Peronist rule and placed under congressional oversight. The piece notes the mass media now lacks dissent, warns dictators fear truth, and urges remembering the line that guides free press.
A Brookings Institution study argues compulsory health insurance would bring heavy regulation, stifle initiative, and erode patient care. The author warns bureaucratic control could worsen doctor workload, hamper research and prevention, and raise costs, while praising current U.S. health standards and asking if they should be sacrificed for socialism.
A husband recalls the financial and emotional toll of a long marriage filled with medical bills and family illness. He jokes about his wife’s health, appendicitis, tonsils, and the nerves, finishing with a quip about catching the mumps while he never has.
President backs yearly parity and farm subsidies amid likely heated debate on food prices and farm income. Critics warn cutting farmer income risks shortages and recession, while autos taxes draw protest and a five percent hike cap. Food science debates about chemistry in bread and farming classifications surface in hearings.
The Telegraph in Sidney Nebraska highlights a range of items. It praises Sidney businessmen as united and civic minded and thanks local leaders for assisting the What's My Name quiz series. It also defines radar as Radio Detection And Ranging and notes radiolocation as a synonym.
Commercial fertilizers should be viewed as one of several practices in building a good soil management system on the farm.
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