Editorial says Fulbright overstates natural harmony of branches
The piece criticizes Representative Fulbright for proposing a Republican Secretary of State and a Truman resignation. It argues it is neither natural nor right for lawmakers to abandon public duty for party aims, urging Republicans and Democrats to rise above partisanship to restore normal, productive government. It notes voters punished inefficiency and selfishness at the ballot box and calls for bipartisan cooperation to avert national decline.
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Liquor by the Drink vote rejected in three western towns
Western Nebraska residents in Alliance Scotts Bluff and Gering voted down liquor by the drink after heated debates. The liquor control commission and state groups opposed legalization, fearing loopholes could revive prohibition. Voters in Sidney may face similar issues if the question returns.
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Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission
Lippmann warns Americans on Europe’s choice of Socialism or Communism
Walter Lippmann argues the European crisis pushes toward Socialist or Communist models. He notes Britain’s government already leans socialist, with private capital scarce for reconstruction, forcing industries to be owned or run by governments. He warns U S capitalists to align with public welfare or risk socialism or communism spreading.
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Walter Lippmann
Europe
Germany
Russia
United States
Tariff on Lumber Sparks Debate Over Free Imports
The President proposes duty free import of timber and lumber for housing to ease shortages. Critics note tariffs raise prices for builders and consumers, arguing big business seeks profits regardless of government action or inaction. The piece questions why a lumber tariff exists amid national scarcity.
Quotable Aphorisms on Women and Life from an Era
A collection of witty maxims on marriage gender roles and social norms. It jokes about husbands wives and independence with lines about ambition patience humor and the appeal of leisure. Notable quips compare women to cigars and reference actors and salaries of the day.
Distinctive personalized station ery makes a nice gift
Stock just arrived at The Telegraph with limited quantities. The item is offered plain or printed and makes a distinctive Christmas present. Act now before it sells out.
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Christmas card catalog invites early orders
The Telegraph announces a new Christmas card catalog offering plain printed or engraved cards. Order early to ensure delivery and secure the card you want before stocks run out.
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International Book Week spans thirty-nine countries this fall
Book Week 1946 runs November 10 to 16 with the theme Books are Bridges. The effort, backed by the Children's Book Council and 27 national co operating organizations, aims to spark reading for fun and broaden horizons for over a million American children who seldom read beyond school texts. National Headquarters offers a free manual and Book Week aids at cost.
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Soil Conservation Plans Raised in Dawes County
Dawes County agent Chadron Harry Kuska reports plans for a soil conservation district and new irrigation district. A noxious weed district may follow. petitions circulate and a hearing is planned within a month. The proposal committee is led by Carl Alsbury Parks, with Hubert Dyke Parks as secretary and Chris Nordhausen Wauneta as vice chairman. Kuska notes many farmers support soil conservation practices.
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Harry Kuska
Dawes County
Carl Alsbury
Parks
Hubert Dyke
Chris Nordhausen
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Stradivarius cello and four bows priced for Sidney concert
Ed Mund Kurtz plans a Sidney City Auditorium concert on November 13 using a Stradivarius cello valued at 85 000 dollars. Each of his four bows is estimated at two to three thousand dollars, with horsehair cheap to restring. The bows embody Francois Tourte's 18th century master craftsmanship and his wood curvature formula for tone.
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City Auditorium
Sidney
Francois Tourte
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Telegraph announces scratch pads and inventory sheets sale
The Telegraph Printing Co. advertises four sizes of scratch pads, stock quality, and a fresh supply of inventory sheets described as scarce items for the new year.
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