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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1951
Page
2
The Sidney area reestablishes rent controls sparking glee for renters and pain for landlords. The piece notes both sides have points, hopes the Rent Stabilization office keeps balance, and aims for a just, equitable rent level.
The piece argues inflation requires a broad economic program: sound fiscal policy, strict government economy, higher production, increased savings, and restrained credit. It criticizes heavy nonessential spending and insists government must lead with shared sacrifices, avoiding scapegoats for inflation.
The Lions Club brings top talent to Sidney next week with the personal appearance of Charles Coburn at the Sidney Auditorium. Coburn, a celebrated movie character actor, is billed as one of the greatest actors of his day and the Lions urge generous support for a thrilling experience in a town of Sidney’s size.
In Sidney Nebraska merchants debate Armistice Day closing rules and urge a strong retail division within the Chamber of Commerce to unify holiday policies and hours. They argue a uniform opening and closing plan would aid customers and reinforce Sidney as a major western Nebraska retail center.
The Telegraph approves the Chamber of Commerce choosing George Kolzow as secretary. A newcomer to Sidney, he quickly became civic minded and led hotel drive efforts while serving as Lions Club secretary. The paper backs his capability to fill Gordon Tobin’s vacancy with support for his new role.
A reader presents a challenging word puzzle grid on horizontal and vertical clues, intermingled with a sharp column on modern history. The piece touts pride in Washington and other early leaders, urging respect for tradition and courage, while lampooning contemporary critiques.
The speaker praises Lincoln Roosevelt and Roosevelt for courage during crises, urges less criticism and more action in government, and calls for stronger representation and character over graft. He directs this message to President Truman, Robert Taft, and any future presidential aspirant, urging national pride and confidence.
The 38th parallel runs through Virginia to California across twelve states and does not form a natural boundary. It nearly coincides with the Virginia Maryland boundary along Chesapeake's eastern shore.
The State Supreme Court reviews a bid by Dan Allen and Archie Herboldsheimer of Sidney to halt liquor by the drink following an election in 1950. Oral arguments were heard last Friday after district court declined to enjoin the mayor and city council from submitting the question to voters.
A knitted Monel mesh pot cleaner named Silvylocks works equally well in garage and kitchen. It resists rust and splintering and cleans muddy tires as effectively as kitchen utensils, making it a versatile household tool.
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