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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
2
A political editorial argues that a faction in Washington supports a socialistic agenda carried from wartime policy into reconversion, aided by a labor bloc hoarding wealth. It criticizes Roosevelt and Truman era decisions, warns of economic control by labor, and laments the disjunction between veteran aims and current national direction.
The Telegraph explains it publishes two Sidney area and two countywide photos weekly, treating all enlistees equally. The letter notes every boy who took the oath faced risk, overseas or at home, and acknowledges a mother's distress while affirming pride in all who served. War is grim, and the paper is glad it is over.
Acing tomorrow's convention in Sidney marks a hopeful return of the American Legion parade. Veterans of 1918 walk with 1945 heroes, inspiring pride as dads and sons march together, epitomizing martial patriotism and national resilience for future generations.
A letter urges tough U S action against Argentina after the war, advocating sanctions to pressure economic and political leaders. It criticizes hemispheric policy, includes a personal anecdote about car repairs and flirtatious encounters, and closes with reflections on gendered driving stereotypes and a lingering question about a Los Angeles girl’s name.
A group debates driving habits and gender, joking that men lose manners behind the wheel and women horn instead of brake. One speaker riffs that a married man’s house is the only place a woman can put her foot down, while another notes men fearfully react to a woman driver.
News notes record Attorney Patrick Heaton and his brother Henry planning a weekend visit to Central City to see their parents. Several households host relatives and friends from Cheyenne Scottsbluff and Tribune Kansas while others resume studies, vacationing, or returning home.
Mrs John Bingham and two daughters arrived Sunday from Denver to visit Mr and Mrs Ray Stanisbury. Henry Holtman of Lodgepole attended courthouse matters last Wednesday. Fred Livingston and sons Ivan and Vernon headed to the duck ponds north of Broadwater for a outing. Co Cc Darnell and wife returned from Mitchell where she went to the county fair. Marguerite Johnson of Laramie visits Nels Olson home near Sidney with Miss Anna Olson.
Ernest Worden traveled to North Platte in the early part of the week, with plans to return soon. The brief note records his movement and intent without additional details.
The notice lists Fred Marston leaving Greenlee and Benson for Allen Bros. as Union Pacific night clerk. James McIntosh departs for Ann Arbor to begin law school. Mrs. B. A. Jones visits Denver. Rev. J. R. Cary and wife arrive in Sidney as parental ancestors of the paper’s religious editor, promising a denser religious atmosphere at the office.
Mrs Paul Vick reports social visits at Julius Lindquist and Cleve Gillespie homes with several guests from Nampa Idaho. Donald Lamb and Donna plan move to Hastings where he will teach at Hastings College. Weather remark notes unexpected September snow delaying delivery.
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