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The Sidney Telegrams reprints editorials from the Omaha World Herald and The Lincoln Star. The World Herald warns Nebraska has more school districts than any state and calls for reform, noting voters oppose the current setup while adults praise tax savings. The Lincoln Star critiques Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Assn parity actions, calling voters inconsistent after backing the Republican policy. The papers urge action at the polls, arguing government reflects public attitude.
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Lincoln Star
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Omaha
Star
Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Assn
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Transformation of communism and its impact on workers
Edward Crankshaw argues in Russia Without Stalin that the Soviet Union shows both luxury and privation, and that unions have shifted from defending workers to serving the state, warning that such super power undermines free labor and free enterprise.
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Edward Crankshaw
Russia
Stalin
Soviet Union
Farm Bureau cites 1947 to present food dollar shifts
The Oklahoma Farm Bureau reports the consumer food dollar allocates 89.5 cents to farmers, 31.5 cents to labor, 2.9 cents to handlers, 28.3 cents to ongoing costs, and 2.8 cents to taxes, noting rising processed foods and competitive pricing, with no profiteering by handlers.
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Hernine
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
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The Cost of Medical Care to the Average Family
The Health Information Foundation of New York City reports the average family medical bill at about 210 dollars per year with only 16 percent of families spending over 400 dollars. It notes medical progress yields faster returns and shorter recuperation times, arguing costs are real but often inflated by perception.
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Odré
Health Information Foundation
New York City
If you want to win a bet on taxes look to the survey
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey argues many taxes are hidden and painless. It details annual tax bites for different weekly earnings: 67.30 dollars weekly yields 1043 dollars tax per year, 86.54 dollars weekly yields 1425 dollars, and a 7500 dollar yearly income yields 2637 dollars. The survey says at 86.54 per week you work more hours for taxes than for food and clothing.
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Citizens Public
Nebraska redistricting plan blocked by committee
The Education Committee rejected a State Board of Education redistricting proposal requiring K through 12 schooling in each district. It urged local control, urged publicity by the State Education Department, and warned that compulsion may be needed to reduce Nebraska’s many districts.
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Omaha World Herald
Nebraska Legislative Council
State Board of Education
Nebraska
State Education Department
Aive
Education Committee
Wheat parity debate in Nebraska grows tense
The Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Association questions the Agriculture Department's parity formula and calls for a Nebraska wheat commission study to establish a yardstick, arguing for a parity dollar under a flexible price support system. The piece notes local support for the Benson administration and skepticism about policy shifts.
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The
Lincoln Star
Cheyenne County
Eisenhower
Benson
Agriculture Department
Law to bar American travel and money worldwide proposed
The author urges a ten year ban on Americans traveling abroad and on sending dollars outside the country. He argues the United States should curb foreign expenditures and government spending overseas, proposing severe penalties and claiming a global shift would force hosts to beg for repeal within years.
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United States
Congress
Evis Presley
Russia
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle lists across and down clues with definitions and word lengths for a newspaper crossword. The page shows numbered entries from 1 to 53 across and 1 to 49 down, including theme hints and an answer note to a previous puzzle.
Education and Family Life Promote Democratic Values
Health education emphasizes the role of schools in shaping human relations and family life. It calls for recognizing individual worth, understanding differences, and preventing prejudices while strengthening links between students, teachers, parents, and communities.
City Advertises Bid for Auditorium Painting Work
Legal notices invite sealed bids by 7 30 P M November 26 1956 for painting the City Auditorium basement including walls ceilings and woodwork. Bid must include patching materials labor and a 100 percent performance bond with a certified check of at least 1 6 percent. City reserves right to reject bids and waive irregularities. Sidney Nebraska.
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Sidney
Cee Raska
Gordoh R. Tob
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Sidney city bids sought for loader equipment
Scaled bids will be received at the City Clerk’s office until 7 30 P M Monday November 26 1956 for a D 4 Caterpillar loader or equal hydraulic central loader. Trade in of a D 2 bulldozer accepted. Inspections at City Shops. Bids opened at 3 30 PM November 26 1956 in the Council Rooms.
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