Injuries From Fall Prompt Bell Franchise Talk
The text notes injuries to Mr Christensen including back and neck sprains and detached retinas causing blindness. It mentions court claims for 23 400 for disability 62 400 for pain and 3 051 79 for medical expenses. It also reports a city council passage of a 35 year Northwestern Bell franchise to fund dial service with a new 42 by 55 foot north side addition to the telephone building and construction planned to begin mid 1962.
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Christensen
Hem
Atoerry
Northwestern Bell
Ailberry
Bell
Chadron Chamber to Open Tourist Booth for Season
Chadron Chamber of Commerce will operate its Tourist Booth near Morehead and Third Street for the fifth year. Chairmen Bob Thein says the booth will run three months during the tourist season, continuing a longtime local program.
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Chadron C Ofc
Cohadron
Chadron Chamer of Commerce
Bob Thein
Morehead
Third Street
Thein
Hochman to Speak at Chappell Memorial Day Services
Benny Hochman of This Is Your Life fame will give the address at Memorial Day services in Chappell on Tuesday morning May 30. The event, directed by Clinton McAuliffe American Legion Post and the Chappell Chapter of Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be at Charpell high school auditorium after a half hour band concert led by Leo Dent.
Kimball Man Sues for 88000 in Injury Damage
Andrew Christensen filed a district court suit for 88851.59 against Henry C. Letellier for injuries from a June 14 1958 collision on Highway 29 at the Highway W intersection. Christensen was crossing in a pedestrian lane when Letellier allegedly turned left from Highway 29 onto 30.
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Mr. Christensen
Death of famed Bayard retriever Zipper ends era
The Bayard area mourns the death of Zipper of Sugar Valley a renowned black Labrador trained by J A Stockwell. Considered by experts to be the greatest female retriever in trials she suffered strokes and is buried at a dog cemetery on the Brokaw estate in Glen Cove New York.
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Bayard
Zipper
Sugar Valley
J. A. Stockwell
Brokaw
Glen Cove
New York
New Jaycee Unit at Oshkosh Begins Active Work
Oshkosh Jaycees announce a busy start with several new projects. Immediate goals include approving street marker signs for the city once a 40 member minimum is reached. A Fourth of July celebration is under serious consideration with plans for a day of entertainment for all ages. The group seeks cooperation from other organizations.
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Oshkosh
Jaycees
Dial Phone Service Coming to Alliance
Alliance telephone service will switch to dial operation in the summer of 1963, announced by R. L. Allberry, manager of Northwestern Bell in Alliance. The change aims to furnish Alliance customers faster service and greater convenience.
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Alliance
R. L. Allberry
Northwestern Berl
One Hundred Enter Nebraska State High School Rodeo Meet
One hundred contestants are expected for the Nebraska State High School Rodeo to be held June 9 and 10 in Harrison. Entries closed Monday but late postmarked entries as of May 15 may be recognized. The opening Ball is June 8 with Dean Lundy president Ollie Seaman vice president. Publicity is handled by Bob Todaro.
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Chuck Lee
Association
Dean Lundy
Ollie Seaman
Bob Todaro
Marty Marion Reclaims St Petersburg Practice Touchstone
Marty Marion returned to his former shortstop position in St Petersburg Florida and practiced recalling his days of picking pebbles between pitches as he worked out with the team.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Marty Marion
Potter Men At Insurance Citni Relaxation Comment
Johnny Murphy, former Boston Red Sox farm director, suggested Marion relaxed tension by tossing pennies during a Mort Cooper pitching session. Marion, here to coach St. Louis infielders, confirmed the practice and recalled the pennies as a curiosity.
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Johnny Murphy
Boston Red Sox
Marion
St. Louis
Coal Mining Dominates Shlis Bergen Community
The Arc.o wand group town of Shlis bergen sits about 40 miles north of Norway and relies on coal mining for its economy. Most of its 2,000 residents are miners.
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Shlisbergen
O Wand
Norway
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