Editorial Page Overview for The Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph editorial page outlines publication details for Cheyenne County’s official newspaper. It notes weekly schedule Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, ownership by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc., address at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska, affiliation with the Associated Press, and recognition from Nebraska Press Association for General Excellence.
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Iwice
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraphs
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Veterans Day Duty Beyond Commemoration
The piece argues Veterans Day should focus on preventing a looming global Holocaust and preserving freedom and human rights. It urges citizens to act beyond words, prioritizing peace and democratic duties to honor those who fought for America.
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America
Fight Over Silver And Intrinsic Worth Of Dollar Bills
A Washington economist argues dollar certificates may be worth more than Federal Reserve notes due to silver backing. The piece discusses price floors for domestic silver, the Treasury’s fixed buy price, and the clash between silver producers and users amid rising industrial demand.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
William Jennings Bryan
The Berlin Situation and the Risk of War
The Berlin situation, born from postwar decisions, offers two paths: compromise or war with Russia. Leaders face a choice between loss of prestige and possible nuclear catastrophe, a burden inherited from past administrations. Before criticizing, consider what you would do in their place.
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Berlin
Russia
No Fidelity In Fidel
The article argues that Fidel Castro, once hailed as a hero, has betrayed the Cuban revolution by denying elections and refusing to let Cubans choose their government. It suggests the only path to liberty is another revolt, citing broken promises and unfulfilled aims.
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Castro
Fidel
Havana
Cuba
As Other Editors See It on Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker
The piece defends Walker for quitting the Army to pursue Birch Society anti communism, arguing the Army and JAG found he violated regulations while praising his loyalty. It criticizes smear attempts by Sen. Thurmond and cautions against Walker's potential return to campaigning against Truman and other figures. It urges readers to weigh the campaign against common sense.
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Edwin A Walker
John Birch Society
Birch Society
America
Walker
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Army
U.S. Army
Judge Advocate General’s Office of the Army
Barry Goldwater
Judge Advocate General
24Th
Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Edward R. Murrow
Edwin Walker
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congratulations To Dr. Elkins In Chadron Record
Dr. F. Clark Elkins becomes Chadron State College fifth president at inaugural ceremonies. The college, in its 50th anniversary year, has grown from a small building to a campus with 800 students and plans for 1200 to 1500, with new facilities and growth anticipated under Elkins leadership.
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F. Clark Elkins
Chadron State
Dr. Elkins
Chadron State College
Pine Ridge
Nebraska
Elkins
Soviet pressure on Baltic states and Finland echoes past coercion
The 1939 Soviet demand drive backed by threats to Estonia Latvia Lithuania and Finland recalls Stalin Molotov pressure as Finland resisted while the Baltic states fell. The piece links Moscow's current defense consultations with Finland to fears of broader Soviet aims amid recent nuclear tests and Khrushchev’s prestige concerns.
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Stalin
Molotov
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland
Soviet Union
Hitler
Scandinavia
Sweden
West Germany
Norway
Denmark
Moscow
Khrushchev
Albania
Turkeys Assembly Line Automation Put Turkeys On Table
In Turlock California the area known as America’s turkey capital raises nearly five million birds yearly valued over 23 million. Growth comes from college trained workers cost accounting and heavy automation. From custom hatcheries to contract farming and in house operations Swanson Farms Soderstrom Brothers and others run large scale well shaded enclosures and own mills. Processing plants Armour and Mowrer at Nulaid take birds through electrocution scalding inspection feather removal giblets packaging cooling and vacuum bagging before cold shock and final holding for distribution.
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Turlock
Calif
California
San Joaquin Valley
America
Wallace Lindskoog
Elwood Swanson
Swanson
Westlock Farms
Melvin Soderstrom
Soderstrom Brothers
San Joaquin
Inum
Soderstroms
United States
Armour
Mowrer Farms
Nulaid Farmers Association
U. S
Dale Andrews
Andrews
First in quality and many clues in a puzzle
Across clues present a mixed set including first in quality poor actor college stitch and many other entries. The list includes terms for unknit caustic related on the mother's side irrigated keep going low in spirits protection replace the tread footlike part son of Seth breathing sound rodent is overfond of soft metal prayers wander purpose seed coating vence rates kind of electric light masculine nickname high mountains destroys extent of land stage player sty affirmative looks askance
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Seth
Down 1 2 3 4 Puzzle Clue List from 1930s Page
A vintage crossword style clue set lists definitions for words such as before as pre and operated as ran. Marsheld and fusible opaque substance chosen and chop appear among cryptic prompts. Other entries include Russian sea and small engine with standard cross clue answers.
Slowly Choking Progress in Wage-Hour Law
The Hebron Journal-Register critiques a new Wage-Hour law as a spectacular addition to regulatory red tape hindering progress across sectors from railroads to rockets.
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Hebron
Lincoln Teen Safety Conference Aims to Boost Nebraska
Governor Morrison pushes highway safety through a statewide youth conference in Lincoln. Dr A L Chapman of HEW addresses teens as Mor rison cites Nebraska's high traffic toll and personal injury past. Tourism leaders predict multi hundred million gains. diamond plaque to be displayed. state purchasing and interstate highway activity noted.
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Lincoln
Frank Morrison
University of Nebraska Agriculture
Nebraska
Dr AL. Chapman
U.S Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Morrison
North ‘Central States
State Game Commission
Mel Steen
Legislative Council Study Committee On
U. S. Park Service
Steen
RC. Newell
Jewelers Guild of Omaha
State
Forrest Johnson
George M Rris
John Hossack
Legislative Council
Omaha
Public Power Committee
Road District Law Committee
Lady Writers Find Home Comforts Fuel Novel Craft
Rosser Evans extols housewives writing at home near a refrigerator while balancing family life. He notes women can write in spare time, using babysitters or family car writing spots, and that dedication and repeated revisions lead to acceptance despite many rejections. His own path includes a stint as a houseboy rewriting a manuscript in 87 days.
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Rosser Evans
Jean Kerr
New York
Evans
Amarque
Joyce
Coast of
Illyria
Dorothy Parker
San Francisco
Use Your Head Save Your Feet
Prevent foot trouble by proper shoe fit and foot care. Podiatrists may refer to an orthopedist for postural correction. For infected nails soak feet with antiseptic, trim nails straight, and consult a doctor for persistent problems.
Wifely support noted for Iowa medical students
Iowa City AP report shows more than half of the State University of Iowa senior medical students rely on their working wives for the major portion of financial support.
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Iowa City, Iowa
State University of Iowa
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