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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
2
The editorial laments global turmoil and the rise of lawless conduct as Japan invades China. It condemns war as mass slaughter and urges thoughtful action by law-abiding nations beyond neutrality, seeking just measures to halt further massacres and protect innocent lives.
A satirical critique references the 25 billion dollar stock squeeze, questions where the money went, and mocks Roosevelt Morgenthau Hoover and Landon. It asserts markets lack clear value drivers, cites Carter Glass, notes media fear, and lampoons labor, industry, and politics with mordant humor.
Sunday guests at A J Englert home include Mrs Bert Allington and Mrs Clayton Lindley with family. Plays, weddings, fundraisers and local visits fill the week with numerous callins to Sidney, Gurley, Lodge Pole and Chappell. Orris and family attend events. Ollie Kilgore Jr wins singing contest bounds to Chadron.
The body of C. M. Robertson, a Philadelphia automobile dealer, arrives in Shanghai after being believed to be the first American killed in the war zone. He and 13 Chinese laborers were killed two days earlier by a Japanese air bomb while inspecting technical work in Pechung across the Whangpoo river from the international settlement. Washington reports a sharpened faction fight between Senator Borah and former President Hoover over control of the Republican party.
Ruth Sparks was an overnight guest of Margaret Miller Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Paul Sparks and son Paul called at the Fred Seimers home Wednesday evening. Mrs Ec Breckersby spent Thursday afternoon in Sidney. Roy Adams was a guest of Duane and Grant Haworth Friday night and Saturday. Mrs Robert Loebe and son stayed overnight at the Paul Sparks home Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Ed Wolverton of Sydney Draw and Lowell Wolverton of Denver visit friends on the North Divide Sunday. Corrine McMillen overnight at Arnold Bransch. Claude Sparks and Gayle Barham hunt on the season's closing day. Bert Walker family at J A Sparks. Paul Sparks and Jim Rezac at Edwin Blanke. Vera Sparks night with Catherine Higgins. Faul Sparks and daughter at Art Closman. Andrew Nelson visits Henry Hargens.
A fragment of the fort once requested by George Washington to protect the western frontier sits in the shadows of Pittsburgh’s modern skyline, its weathered remains surviving amid urban growth.
Barons of the Cinque Ports, traditional royal canopy bearers, delayed the crowning by over an hour after misplacing the canopy during the ceremony. The incident disrupted the proceedings and necessitated a search before resuming.
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