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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1952
Page
8
A Telegraph public health column explains how rabies spreads mainly through bites and contact with saliva, notes rabid dogs as common sources, and confirms dangers to humans and animals. It emphasizes vaccination as prevention, outlines recognition signs, and instructs immediate vet or physician contact if exposure occurs.
Nahma Michigan, saved from ghost town fate by Bay de Noc company purchase, rehabs 102 dwellings and facilities for a summer tourist season. A motel, improved golf course, and lagoons promise recreation. a red barn will become a museum. Independence Day events and fishing festival bolster plans for a vacation spot and fishing resort.
Starts Wednesday At The New Fox and costs 30 days suspension of driving privileges. Gottlieb Walter Ovid Colo speeding 10 and costs. Edward M Harrell Sidney speeding 15 and costs. Delman Stanley Sidney speeding 25 and costs. Delbert Lessman Sidney speeding and driving on the wrong side approaching a crest 25 and costs. Kenneth R Henzel Sidney speeding and driving on the wrong side approaching a crest 25 and costs. Arvilla Stowell Harrisburg as driver's license 1 and costs. Emmett Carr Sterling Western Heavy Haulers overlength over gross in intrastate hauling 120 and costs. Robert Hobbs Sterling Western Heavy Haulers overlength and overgross on intrastate hauling 120 and costs. Phil Simmons Bridgeport over
Memorial Day program scheduled for 10:30 Friday morning May 30 at Greenwood Cemetery with rain contingency to City Auditorium. Introductions by Legion Commander Carl Christ Jr and VFW Commander Harlan Maddox. Music by Sidney High School Band. Speech by Attorney L M Clinton.
A string of court entries lists defendants from Milwaukee to Joplin with charges including intoxication and disturbing the peace. Sentences include fines from 5 to 25 dollars, costs, 10 day jail terms, and orders to leave town. Names include Edward Shupe, Frank Alcala, Walter Oliver, B. Summer, Charles A. Vendel, Harold Luxford, Cecil D. Hammer, Wayne Brown, Claude H. Barker, E. K. Hausman, and George Hare.
A compilation of fines from Police Court cases includes Jack Frickey of Bridgeport with no license and 10 dollars plus costs for weight on capacity plates, Don Gilbreath with 1 dollar and costs for speeding, Rose Delgado with 11 dollars and costs for no license, Mervin Gunderson of Dix with 75 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and 10 day jail and suspension, Robert Archer and Donald Burdik of Western Heavy Haulers fined 210 dollars for overgross overaxle and overlength, Donald B. Thompson of Denver 50 dollars for diving while intoxicated, Shirley Carlson of Sidney 25 dollars and costs for running a stop sign, Care Hancock of Sidney 25 dollars and costs for improper passing, Jose DeLeon transient 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated, Charles A Vencel of Sidney 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace, Willebaldo Escuta 35 dollars and costs for intoxication and resisting arrest, Glenn W. Geiger of Cheyenne 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving, Lawrence Clyde of Sidney, Leonard Sanchez of Atwood for intoxication and 10 dollars and costs respectively, Walter Perez of Sterling intoxication and 10 dollars and costs, Ella Joe Lopez of Sterling intoxication and 10 dollars and costs, Leonard Encloe of Sterling with unspecified charges.
British doctors contend snoring may be healthy, but workers face scrutiny if their boss notices. The report notes tension between medical views and employer policies, with a focus on workplace rules and patient welfare amid organizational oversight.
A garbled list shows State Patrol records with names and towns including Rand Santer Denver speeding $10 and costs, Darel L Nightingale Kimball overcrowding $10, Harvey Misegadis Sunol stop sign violation $10, Charles QC. Lewis Kimball no driver's license $1, Duane Peacock Sidney stop sign violation $10, Albert L Peterson Kimball permitting a minor to operate a vehicle $10, James Johnson Sidney speeding $10, and others. It also mentions Miss De Ray admitted to Melbourne Conservatory and unrelated quips about a New Jersey boy in Korea, a future James Edwards in Sidney, and various other remarks.
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