Over 6500 Jobs Placed In September
Nebraska Division of Employment placed 6593 people in jobs in September, down from 7437 last year. Manufacturing and utilities up while food processing fell. Youth placements rose 5 percent. active job seekers 10332. Unemployment claims and insurance payments rose less than last year, with $424,930 paid this September. State youths held 14200 summer jobs via the Youth Opportunity Campaign and 669 hires were by state offices.
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Nebraska Division of Employment
Chemical-Machinery-Electronics
Chemical Machinery-Electronics
Lambert Eitel
Nebraska
Eitel
Local Churches Join 50 Million Fund Drive
Fifteen Box Butte Presbyterian presbytery churches join the denomination’s Fifty Million Fund to equip and build churches seminaries colleges schools hospitals and other facilities in the United States and 27 countries. The Synod of Nebraska targets 1 030 000 with congre gational canvasses through next spring. Local dinner November 17 at Ivy Inn Scottsbluff features Dr Horace W. Ryburn as speaker. National leaders include Eisenhower Folsom Hudnut Luce and Time-Life as major gifts chairs.
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Box Butte
Presbytery Fifty Million Fund
Paul Phaneuf
Colorado Alliance
H. Franklin King
Alliance
Lowell E. Giauque
Bayard
Ed Klindt
Rushville
R. Dixon Jennings
Bridgeport
Kenneth Larson
Gurley
Dan Rampsey
23Rd
Scottsbluff
Burton Kugler
Union Church
Dix
Standard Hardware Co
Wynod Fifty Million
First Church
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marian D. Folsom
Louisville Student Charmed by Greek Royal Visit
Louisvillian Jim Siewert studying in Athens reached the Acropolis at dusk and found King Constantine Queen Anne Queen Mother Fredericka and three daughters arriving. The royal party invited him to join the tour. For an hour he toured the ruins while Queen Fredericka offered a running commentary.
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Louisville
Jim Siewert
Athens
Greece
Acropolis
Siewert
Constantine
Queen Anne
Fredericka
Printing help at The Telegraph Printing Co Inc
Help is offered by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave. Experts assist with print edition forms and related services.
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the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Proclamation Urges Buddy Poppy Sale Support
Mayor Dean Wilson of Sidney proclaims support for the annual Buddy Poppies sale by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The proclamation notes proceeds aid disabled veterans, widows, and orphans, and urges citizens to buy and wear Buddy Poppies to honor the fallen. Attest Gordon R. Tobin, City Clerk.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Congress
Veterans Administration
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dean Wilson
Sidney
Lunch counter joke in Wichita menu line
In Wichita Kansas a luncheon counter menu includes a darkly humorous line at the bottom stating If in doubt order ham and eyes The note reads as a grim quip reflecting local mood or humor from the period and is reported by AP.
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Wichita, Kan
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Lions Band
Paul Manley
Stew Brown
H. Glenn Spearow
Paul Adkinson
Harlan’s Bakery
Elks Auditorium
Everett Hoover
Tataseee
Elks
Gene Morris
Louie Neuman
Ken Pittam
al Ladine
M. E. Douglas
Clyde Johnson
Sam Countryman
Cliff Wolf
Telegraph
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
William H. Hudnut Jr
Henry R. Luce
Time-Life, Inc
Major Gifts
Sidney Conoco Service
Jackson
Gordon R. Tobin
Conoco Service
Triangle
O . Night
Bom& Osage
Menhueser
Onstruction CO
Best
Lodgepole
Nebr
Sidney Conoco
Moore’s Glass & Paint
West Sidney
Sidney Builders
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