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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1948
Page
2
The Telegraph records entry at Slaney Post Office Nebraska as second class 93.50 per year inside 50 miles and 60 per year outside. An independent newspaper published at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street Sidney Cheyenne County West La Nebraska.
An editorial stresses the $2.25 million annual depot payroll benefits Sidney Nebraska guiding commerce and housing needs. It urges the 1949 Chamber of Commerce to push private enterprise to ease housing for current and future depot workers, highlighting national defense importance and community stability.
The Telegraph commends Cheyenne County purebred cattle breeders forming an association to emphasize high quality beef cattle. The piece highlights shifting from range cattle to registered Hereford and Angus, grass and corn feeding, and the expected growth in purebred cattle on feed as part of county diversification and economic development.
The next Nebraska legislature is likely to repeal the community property act passed last session. The act faced mixed views and has not been fully tested for legality. The 1948 federal revenue act makes the state statute unnecessary and repeal should occur before tax confusion grows with 1948 income returns.
Secretary of State Marshall, per a newspaper report, left Greece with the impression that the Greek government is making a business of the Communist threat. The note suggests Greece uses propaganda to gain U.S. support, a tactic not unique to them, as many Americans are also seen as pursuing similar advantage.
The 42nd annual Christmas Seal sale features a seal showing a boy by the fire awaiting St. Nicholas. Designer Barry Bart, born in Paris, studied in Europe and served as Official Painter of Military Aviation after World War I. He has exhibited in Paris and New York, with works in Luxembourg Nantes and Avignon Museums. He lives on a Connecticut farm with dachshunds.
Mrs. C. H. Hammond and friends attended a Stanley Party at the Ed Lipke home near Sidney. Families visited, hosted suppers, and celebrated anniversaries, weddings, and a housewarming at the Milan Glassburn home. Attendees included Nelsons, Hammonds, Glassburns, Roy Andersons, and others. Mrs. Hammond and Walter Hammond attended services in Grafton for Mrs. Stuckey, sister of Jennie Hammond.
The piece laments inflation of terms from million to billion in Hollywood and society. It recalls Marie Wilson as a symbol of the era, contrasts past and present values, and rails at changing money culture while affirming a nostalgic, homey life and an aging journalist’s perspective.
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