Fox Theatres To Aid Cancer Fight Campaign Planned
Fox Theatres to aid the cancer fight by conducting a nationwide fund raising campaign through Easter Week audiences this week. Charles P. Skouras, president of National Theatres Amusement Co., urges a uniformly planned effort after noting past isolated drives. He cites the March of Dimes model started by Fox theatres on the west coast, now a five million dollar annual industry program.
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Rotary Conference Affirms Global Peace Aims
The article notes Rotary members kept to their humanitarian goals during a conference, aligning the charter with Rotary’s century old aims. It cites US ratification as evidence that trust remains a barrier to the goal of no more wars, with Mayor Fisher and J D Fisher accompanying Mr Kreeh to Sidney. Lloyd Rhine, a US Navy member and former Japanese prisoner, attended as a guest of Roy Liggett.
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Sidney coach Shu-man preps fledgling team for season
Football notes credit Jack Bentley a former Sidney athlete for guiding the Maroon recruits. Fans expect Shu man to extend his strong coaching run as he starts basketball practice with most of last year’s state title team.
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Sidney High
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Sidney Maroons Rout Kimball to Close 1945 Season
The Sidney Maroons defeated Kimball 58 to 7 to end the 1945 season with two losses in nine games and second place in the Western Nebraska Conference. Clarence Bonesteel, Tim Curless, Jack Weesner, Rouillard, Wilnes, and Wilkes starred as Sidney built a 38–0 halftime lead and dominated throughout. The game featured multiple Maroons touchdowns, strong line play, and a late surge by the second team as Sidney finished 58–7.
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Les Hand
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Dick Ayala
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Trinity Lutheran Church South Divide Thanksgiving Festival Service
Trinity Lutheran Church Missouri Synod invites strangers and visitors to Thursday Thanksgiving Day services at 10 o'clock. Pastor Otto H. Wittig leads with the theme Our Lord's Two fold Thanksgiving Proclamation, based on John 6 24 29. Location details to be provided.
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Scalding Liver Questioned For Meat Preparation
A note argues scalding liver is unnecessary and can reduce nutrients. It recommends minimal prep such as wiping with a damp cloth and removing the tough outer membrane and fibers for satisfactory results.
Power Line Is Foreseen Here
The regional reclamation bureau seeks 13.854 million to start seven extensions of its transmission system and two new Colorado Big Thompson plants. Harold R. Lee says a 1946 deficiency request of 500 thousand will extend the 110000 volt line from Brush to Sterling and a 66000 volt line to Holyoke, with construction aimed for early next year and completion by September. The Holyoke project addresses a severe power shortage as the Highline Electric REA cooperative built 400 miles of line with no source, while Holyoke’s municipal plant is overloaded. Proposals for 1947 include lines and substations from Sterling to Sidney and from Sidney to Gering, with substations at Gering and North Platte.
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Two 119000 Volt lines to feed NE Colorado two way
Plans propose two high voltage lines delivering 119000 volt power from two directions to northeastern Colorado with substations at Wray Yuma and Akron to create a two way circuit.
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Wyoming
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Yuma
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Akrons
Paper stock alert at The Telegraph Printing Co
Printing house urges readers to buy adding machine paper now while supplies last as paper stock remains scarce but the Telegraph Printing Co maintains a fairly complete warehouse.
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Frontier Enlarges Refinery Property Expansion near Cheyenne
Frontier Refining Company increases storage capacity by about 260 percent at its No. One plant south of Cheyenne. Seventeen new tanks will add 243 600 barrels to the original 94 600 for a final 338 200 barrel capacity. Also planned are 11 000 barrels of road oil storage and two 1 000 barrel agitators.
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Cheyenne
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