Charity drive for Sidney's King's Daughters urged
Editorial praises the King's Daughters for forty five years of quiet charity in Sidney and urges local help as Christmas remembrances fail without funds. The Telegraph launches a fund drive with a goal of one thousand dollars, offering public acknowledgments or anonymous donations. Time is short. readers are asked to contribute today to brighten someone’s Christmas.
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King’s Daughters
Sidney
The
Telegraph
Sidney High School shines after strong season
The district celebrates a successful football season under Art Bauer as coach and praises his aides and players. Dean Killion earns praise for a remarkable two month turnaround of the marching band. The community credits Supt. Weymouth and the Board of Education for outstanding educational training and progress across Sidney schools.
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Sidney High School
Art Bauer
Bauer
Dean Killion
Sidney
Supt. Weymouth
Board of Education
Indian smoke signal tale of atomic mushroom sighting
A brief, humorous tale describes two Indians chatting by smoke signals who glimpse a towering mushroom cloud from an atomic blast. One quips about a remark he wishes he had made, underscoring the moment with a playful twist.
Little Man Pays Tax Toll Says Economic Intelligence
The publication argues that heavy government spending and rising taxes hurt the economy by dampening work incentives and venture capital. It condemns centralization of power, inflation, and burdens on low income groups, urging massive cuts in spending to protect growth and arms programs. It questions defense spending as a justification for higher taxes.
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Economic Intelligence
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Christmas Seal Sale Under Way in 1951
Volunteers and workers at Christmas Seal Sale headquarters prepared sheets of new seals for Cheyenne County residents as the 1951 sale began. The Sidney Business and Professional Woman's club sponsors the drive to fund the 1952 Tuberculosis Association program.
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Christmas Seal Sale
Cheyenne County
Helen Ballew
County
The
Tuberculosis Association
Sidney Business and Professional Woman's Club
Santa Claus
Robert Stephens
Newark
N. J
Ballew
National Tuberculosis Association
States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Guam
Canal Zone
Safe Will Preserve Records For Church
The Sidney Methodist Church will receive a fire proof facility for preserving valuable church records and historic materials. The Men's Club approved the project at its November meeting citing past neglect and loss of a silver communion service given by soldiers at Fort Sidney. Rev. Benjamin Schwartz stressed the need for accurate baptismal records and other data, noting ongoing renovations at the parsonage at 1544 Maple Street and plans for an open house.
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Sidney Methodist Church
Men’s Club
Old Fort Sidney
Benjamin Schwartz
Maple Street
Schwartz
Legend of John Wilkes Booth endures in parts of the country
An old legend persists about John Wilkes Booth, Lincoln's assassin, supposedly fleeing west and living into the present century in certain regions, though the tale lacks verifiable evidence.
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John Wilnes Boutu
Lincoln
SHS 1951 Homecoming Queen FCIC Tells Crop Claims
The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation said Thursday total insured losses for 21 Nebraska counties in the 1951 wheat season reached 1 159 642. Benefit payments are 96 percent complete. State Director Ralph Robertson cited excessive rain, cold, diseases, insects and hail as damages. Wheat on 6,700 farms was insured with indemnities paid on 2,590. Losses were lighter in central counties and heavier in the west and east. Box Butte, Dawes, Hitchcock, Furnas, York and Butler will join in 1952. Counties with claims are listed.
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Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Nebraska
Ralph Robertson
Robertson
Box Butte
Dawes
Hitchcock
Furnas
York
Butler
Sidney Youth Center to Close Thanksgiving Weekend
The Sidney Youth Center will be closed Thursday and Friday nights this week for the Thanksgiving holiday. Paul Faust, chairman of the board, says the senior group party is tonight and all seniors are invited to attend.
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Sidney Youth Center
Paul Faust
Valued Metal Source Limitations Noted By United States
The United States, noted for discovery of columbium, remains a minor source in peak periods producing only a few thousand pounds annually from mining related to mica, quartz, beryl, and other minerals.
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The
United States
Columbia
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