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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1951
Page
8
Editorial honors Msgr Anton Link a quiet spiritual guide and progressive citizen who helped build St Patrick s Parish into a major center in the Grand Island Diocese. For nearly four decades he served Sidney, fostering unity and faith while initiating the St Patrick s Youth Center as a lasting beacon for local youth.
A reflective overview of the Korean War detailing its unusual mix of terrain, climate, and enemy, with America bearing the brunt of fighting and losses while UN allies contribute less. It notes high casualties, strategic debates, and hints at new weapons and possible shifts in policy amid a war seen as unique and draining for the nation.
The Defense Production Act's Herlong Amendment allows retailers a moderate margin to set prices, preserving traditional pricing. Opponents propose inflexible ceilings that would force absorption of rising costs, risking survival of chains and many small stores and possibly pushing prices to no profit or loss for retailers. Consumers want low prices but also efficient retailing, and disruption would hurt them in the long run.
The City of Sidney commends City Manager Virgil Knowles for steady handling of finances. He and the treasury avoided delays during loan months, ending with a small balance after obligations were met, and anticipate tax revenues in November to sustain the record. The note defends the city’s manager form of government.
A Sidney reader disputes the Telegraphs view of a Me Too Republican, arguing the term refers to GOP lawmakers who endorse Donkeycrat spending and federal programs. The letter accuses Me Too Republicans of promising continued Farm Price Programs Social Security expansion foreign aid and local air base construction with federal money.
A Lexington reader denounces political lip service from business leaders seeking government loans and party virtue signaling. He mocks “Me Tooism” and contrasts Hugh Butler with Val Peterson, arguing election motives drive Republican rhetoric.
Mrs. D E Dickinson notes family visitors in Sterling on Wednesday. Joe A Oliverius and son Lloyd, with Jim Oliverius, cared for business matters. Corky Simpson and Eugene Pierce from Bovine, Texas visited for several days. Tim Simpson works for Al Kler who is recovering at home after surgery. Thanksgiving guests included Ben Rineken, Sam Moore of Sidney, Leonard Rieken, John Japp and family from Merino, Ronald Ahlberg and son Dwayne from Sidney sharing meals at the Anton Oliverius home and the E Ahlberg home.
Greenland, the largest land area on earth, spans about 827,300 square miles, roughly ten times the size of Great Britain or Idaho. The stat underscores Greenland's vast icy expanse and distinct geographic scale compared with these regions.
Sidney High School during American Education Week showcased a shift from the old three R curriculum to practical, career oriented courses. Students work with advisors to tailor a plan meeting college requirements while emphasizing trades, home economics, and commercial studies. The school hosts a unique student government modeled on U S governance with Independent and Progressive parties, a unicameral legislature, and a state style structure to teach democracy in action.
I thank friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers visits and acts of kindness during my hospital stay A special thanks to those who gave and offered blood and to my neighbors for caring for me May God bless each and every one of you.
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