Sidney Telegraphs 10 year retrospective notes many local items
A compilation from The Sidney Telegraph recalls events from 10 years ago including community television plans by the Jaycees, local election results with Ruby Spindler, Harold Burgett’s regional appointment, and Darrell Koehn’s funeral. It also lists accidents, engagements, war updates, club activities, and various social notes from Cheyenne County and Sidney.
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Sidney
Jaycees
Ruby Spindler
Cheyenne County District
Harold Burgett
Julesburg Basin
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Darrell Koehn
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Koehn
Robert Jobman
Gering
Claire Belle Koester
Nebraska
Chicago
Otto Raddatz
Fifth birthday thrill ends with garden stop in Ky
Young Phillip Ranck, age five, climbed into his grandparents station wagon in Beattyville Kentucky and somehow shifted the gears. The car rolled down a steep hill steering around parked cars before stopping in the grandfather's garden. He recalled being afraid to hit the brake and feared pressing the wrong pedal as the vehicle picked up speed.
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Beattyville
Philip Ranck
Ranck
Enduring responsibilities of the presidency in a tough campaign
In reflecting on Herbert Hoover and past leaders, the piece argues that a president must see himself as a link in a historic chain and bear the burdens of office. It stresses civilian supremacy, defense of the Constitution, and guiding the economy amid inflation and strikes while voters judge candidates by who can best bear the presidency after Election Day.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
White House
John Kennedy
United States
The
New York Times
Keep Your Right to Elect Your School Board in Sidney
A reader accuses the Sidney Educators Club of misrepresenting the school board issue and argues local taxpayers fund schools, while criticizing the NSEA and AFL-CIO for influencing voters. The letter praises stable local groups like the Sidney Farmers Coop Elevator, County Farm Bureau, and County Farmers Union, and announces the writer will vote on November 3.
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Sidney Educators Club
School Board
State Board of Education
NSEA
Aflcio
Nebraska
301
Sidney Farmers Coop Elevator
County Farm Bureau
County Farmers Union
Cheyenne County
Nebraska State Education Association
The
American Legion
Nebraska Afl-Cio
Nebraska Lutheran Schools
Nebraska Catholic Schools
Nebraska Pta
Nebraska State School Board’s Association
Boys in Brooklyn Watch Scam Denied Prior Theft
Three teenage suspects stopped a man on a Brooklyn street and attempted to sell him a watch they had allegedly robbed from Jose Isla ten days earlier. Isla identified the trio and, as a friend was nearby, asked him in Spanish to call police. He kept bargaining until officers arrived and arrested them.
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New York
Brooklyn
Jose Isla
Isla
Farm City Week marks 10 years of rural urban understanding
Lincoln Neb farm city observers mark Farm City Week as a decade old effort to bridge rural urban gaps. R J Graham notes agriculture remains vital to the national economy, food costs on a dollar, and shifts in farm population while highlighting urban concerns such as living costs traffic and smog. Robert Mullen of Chicago cites lack of information and personal contact as a principal tension.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Farm City Week
University of Nebraska
NN Department of Information
U.S
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Graham
National Farm City Committee
Robert V. Mullen
Chicago
Illinois
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Bronson Homemakers Club
Ben Rusch
Esther Couch
C. W. Johnson
B. F. Pitman
Chadron
Sidney Shopper
W. C. Sears
Rose
John F. Folkerts
Catherin Colligan
Lena
John Tieman
George Buss
W. D. Powell
J. H. Maring
E. H. Biggs
Skull Patrol
Boy Scout Troop 90
Iven Robinson
Sidney Womans Club
Guy V. Doran
la Fallette
S. D. Radcliffe
David
R. P. Kepler
Coolidge
William N. Eaton
William Sims
Julius Neubauer
St. George Co
Fritz Brauer
South Omaha
R. J. Kruse
St. Louis
Elliot
Iowa
Herman Kruse
Rachel Chamberlain
North Platte
James Downey
James Wolfe
Sam Wolfe
Harry Barrett
Roy Durkee
Lodgepole
Claude Sherwin
Sterling
Colo
Arthur Cohn
James Harris
Eagle
Metropolis
Harris
Endsley
J. W. North
J.J. McIntosh
Chambers
C. P
A. H. Frame
H. B. Cushing
Hamer
Cleveland and Hendricks
C. E. Borgquist
Cheyenne Couny
Lige Tusler
Long
Telegraph
Millice
Congress
Martin - For - Congress
W. D. Richardson
Kearney
Martin-For-Congress
Murrel R. Crosby
Samm
Guy F. Bush
Northwestern Bell