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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1958
Page
2
The 1958 Fort Sidney Days button features an Indian and a soldier in pastel yellow and blue. Costing 50 cents, it supports the community event set for June 19221, 1958, funding a free barbecue dances parades a kid’s program and more while uniting the town and trade area.
The piece argues Colorado has a superior pipeline to federal money and influence, aided by Presidential visits and a proactive Colorado delegation. It contrasts Nebraska's lower per capita federal payroll income and notes Coloradoans’ alleged aggressive lobbying tactics dubbed potomic Fever.
Omaha oil industry official R. E. Osborn announced support for the summer Slow Down and Live campaign. He cited that 18,200 of last year’s 37,700 traffic deaths occurred in speeding incidents and urged motorists to stay alert with coffee breaks during Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Dr Roy Cornell, who helped build a Benghazi Libya mission hospital, faced paralysis from acute polio on May 19 1957 after a vaccine shortfall. He recovered at Seattle's Northwest Respirator Center, while urging immunization for all as safe effective Salk vaccine becomes widely available.
An editorial argues that government overreach harms individual responsibility amid a recession. It praises local control, notes proposed 2.0 billion federal loans for public works at about 3 percent interest, and cites Dallas officials rejecting federal money and lunch subsidies in favor of bonds. It champions city autonomy and fiscal independence as vital to national strength.
Preparations are underway for the Fifth World Petroleum Congress to be held in New York next summer. The event will be the first in this country, with over 6,000 top petroleum scientists attending from more than 45 nations. The congress aims to discuss current science and technology in the oil industry, foster international exchanges, and showcase advances shaping the petroleum age worldwide.
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A rescue helicopter saved Lt. Roger Daniels of Sidney after he baled out from a shot-up Thunderjet during the Korean air war. He landed in the Yellow Sea and was whisked to safety within about 30 seconds by the crew witnessing his emergency jump.
A large crowd gathered at the EUB Church basement Sunday for a farewell supper honoring Rev and Mrs Glen McPherson and their family before they leave for Colorado Springs where he will serve a church. Rev Scott will take his place locally. the family includes three children and will move later this week.
A memorial plaque honoring all men and women from Cheyenne County serving in the armed forces will be erected at the courthouse yard northeast corner. Sponsors are the Lions Club American Legion and Legion Auxiliary. Rev Henry Dorn, new St Pauls Lutheran pastor, preached his first Sidney sermon. Dale A Glaubitz listed as missing in action since May 14 after being decorated in England. his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Glaubitz of Sidney received telegram from war department. Mrs William Wunsch and her son arrived from Sheppard Field Texas to visit her parents Mr and Mrs F A Bush.
Dr. Amadora F. Gregory professor of sociology at Chadron State College was honored at a faculty function for 36 years in teaching, 26 at Chadron State. She will retire June 1 to Crete after teaching stints at Hastings Senior High Cottey College Auburn David City and Newman Grove. She serves on graduate council sponsors senior class and certificates awards committee.
The Smiling Susie's 4 H Club met May 20 at John DeMers home with 17 members and two visitors. They began with the 4 H pledge, answered roll with a cocoa question, and presented a gift to Miss Bonnie Lindau who is leaving. Ambrosia and apple crisp were prepared and served for lunch. Next meeting set for June 24 at 1 30 p.m. in Paul Misegadis home. Mary Misegadis, reporter.
Deveined canned shrimp offered in two pack styles wet and dry. The product contrasts moisture content and texture, providing options for cooks seeking different flavors and shelf life.
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