National Magazines to Report Jaycee Convention Controversy
Jaycee Convention features Vladimir M. Janovek Russian Communist as Saturday night banquet speaker. He defends Soviet policies and promises a fair analysis of communism versus American capitalism. Time and Life plan to cover his remarks as 590 Jaycees and wives attend events at Sidney Nebraska.
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Vladimar M. Janovek
Nebraska Jaycees
Kremdin
Janovek
Smith
Time
Life
Janiovek
Denver
San Francisco
McGinley Criticizes Government Wheat Policy in 4th District Bid
Don McGinley of Ogallala, Democratic candidate for Congress in Nebraska's 4th District, assails federal wheat policy as directionless and foresee shortages as population grows. He cites Nebraska cases on allotments and overplanting, praises state legislative action, and argues for new representation in Washington against long-time incumbent Dr. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Don McGinley
Ogallala
Texas
Ed Hollstein
Rashville
Neb
Nebraska
McGinley
State Highway Commission
Dr. Miller
Washington
Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted by Local Elevator
Local elevator sources quoted wheat at 1.56 dollars per bushel today. The report notes the price as the current market quote from area grain merchants.
Miller Defends REA Record Against Opponent's Charge
Congressman A L Miller of Kimball rejects Lyle Marotz claim that he is a 49 per cent foe of the Rural Electrification Administration. He says Marotz is following Clyde Ellis in trying to make REA a Democratic tool and cites his 96 percent pro REA voting history and support for Missouri River Basin, Upper Colorado, and Pacific Northwest projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Miller
Kimball
Lyle Marotz
State Rural Electrification Assn
Miller
Marotz
Clyde Ellis
Washington
REA
Democratic Party
Ellis
Missouri River
Upper Colorado
Pacific Northwest
Glenda Dam
West Nebraska
Nebraska
Fort Randall
Grand Island
Regents Exam Participants Named at Sidney and St Patrick’s
Twenty three Sidney High School seniors and five from St. Patrick’s Academy were chosen to take the University of Nebraska Regents examinations. The statewide test includes more than 3100 seniors from 450 schools. Local test sites include Sidney High School and St. Pat’s with a list of participating students. Top scholars win Regents scholarships worth 100 dollars, plus 62 educational grants of 60 to 140 dollars.
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Sidney High School
St. Patrick's Academy
University of Nebraska
Nebraska High School
Joanne Baker
Sharon Bauman
Karolyn Brestel
Bonnie Brown
Joyce Burr
Sharon Christensen
Cal Outright
Leroy Ensley
Gerald Felt
Patricia Fischer
Karen Forster
Tom Haugen
Catherine Liles
Janet Lindsey
Howard Maley
Earl Martin
Neil Munderloh
Vicki Phares
Gary Policky
Robert Rennick
Gwen Revell
Carolyn Sanford
Russ Schoenfelder
St. Pat's
Mary Anne Mohart
Mary Margaret Feuerborn
Peter Fahey
Richard Durbin
Gerry Dolezal
New Seed Directory Released by Cheyenne County Seed Network
The Nebraska Certified Seed Directory new issue is available at Ivan Liljegren’s office in Cheyenne County or from the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association. It lists growers of winter wheat, winter barley, rye, bromegrass, wheatgrass, Carnaygrass, sweet clover, and vetch, highlighting Cheyenne County as a seed production leader with many local producer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Neb
Nursing Home Bid Opening Set for Wednesday at Memorial Hospital
The Memorial Hospital bids for a major addition a nursing home wing will be opened Wednesday at 11 am in the city auditorium basement. Architect Frank McNett oversees bids due by 10 30 am to Leo Bolin. Financing includes local funds Ford and Doran foundations and Hill Burton aid, with operation aimed within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Frank McNett
Grand Island
Leo Bolin
Sidney Trade Area
Doran Foundation
Ford Foundation
Federal Hill-Burton
Iva Steward
Guy V. Doran
Jack H. Lowe
Earle A. Winter
Doran
C. J. Cornelius
Steward
Tractors Shipped From Sidney Nebraska to Melbourne
Foland Farm Machinery of Sidney Nebraska shipped four large model G diesel tractors to Melbourne Australia via New Orleans this Saturday. Doyle Foland says it is the first export tractor shipment from Sidney.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Melbourne
Australia
Foland Farm Machinery
Moline Machinery Company
New Orleans
Doyle Foland
Fund Campaign Progress Report for Sidney and Depot
United Fund of Sidney and Sioux Ordnance Depot reports the campaign on schedule with no figures yet. Jerry Miller notes employer-employee pledges begin today and Sioux Ordnance workers will start active solicitation. Rudy Munderloh chairs advance gifts solicitation as it gets rounded out pending results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund of Sidney
Sioux Ordnance Depot Fund
Jerry Miller
Sioux Ordnance
Rudy Munderloh
Damage Minor In Backing Mishaps In Sidney
Sidney police report three minor backing accidents over the past days with damage under 50 dollars in each case. A driver Mrs. Robert J Adams sustained 35 dollars damage to the right rear fender after backing into Bonnie L Schuessler’s bumper. Kenneth A Wickstrom’s car received 15 dollars damage when hit by Jean Cole of Wheat Ridge who was backing. Cole’s auto reported no damage. Harmie Saathoff’s car caused 25 dollars damage by backing into Jack R Ellis’s vehicle. The Bis car damage was 50 dollars.
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Sidney
Robert J Adams
Bonnie L.schuessler
Kenneth A. Wickstrom
Jean Cole
Wheatridge, Cole
Cole Auto
Wickstrom
Harmie Saathoff
Jack R. Ellis
Bis
Two Escape Injury As Auto Overturns Near Sidney
Ronald J. Zalesky and Arlie Zalesky escaped injury when their car went out of control and rolled over about 5 30 p m Sunday near Sidney Nebraska. Damages were estimated at 250 dollars according to the Cheyenne County sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Panhandle Patrolmen Busy In Last Month
Nebraska Safety Patrol troopers in 11 Panhandle counties reported 48 accidents and 478 arrests in September. The 17 troopers issued 1 174 violation cards and 506 warnings, visited 238 motorists, removed 191 highway obstructions, and conducted 24 safety programs. Court fines totaled 7 769 with 1 224 from prior arrests. Truck tonnage plates added 70 tons of licensed capacity and 1117 50 in revenue.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
Panhandle
Levy Proposed for Cheyenne County Historical Society
County Clerk I L Pindell reports a measure on the November 4 ballot to levy up to one tenth of a mill to fund Cheyenne County Historical Society activities. If approved it could raise about 5000 dollars for exhibits equipment and facilities. The proposal follows a 1957 unicameral approval and requires a majority to pass with possible later repeal by petition.
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Cheyenne County Historical Society
I. L. Pindell
County Historical Society
Pindell
A. A. Fenske
Sunol
D. J. Cole
Merriam
John Aufenkamp
Julian
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Limited Cheyenne County Interest Lags in 1959 Soil Bank
About 2,600 Nebraska conservation reserve applications total 313 205 acres with Cheyenne County offering 210 acres from four submitted apps. only one returned. County ASC manager Don Rapp expects more inquiries before deadline for maximum payment rate Oct 10 and final applications Oct 24.
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Nebraska
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Cheyenne County
ASC
Don Rapp
Rapp
Poor potato prices discourage Sidney farmers
Ed Van Aelstyn, veteran spud grower, reports a small three acre crop of about 300 bushels per acre. Prices at a dollar per hundred in Sidney fields dampen outlook, though yield and quality are good. He digs with family help, stores in a cellar, and hopes prices improve by planting time next year.
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van Aelstyn Place
Mark van Aelstyn
Charles Fristrom
Robert Krajeski
Charles Chambers
Sidney
Ed van Aelstyn
van Aelstyn
Wheatgrowers Renew Europe Market Drive
Twenty two Great Plains wheat growers led by Carl Bruns of Chappell plan a month long tour in eight Western European countries to explore selling more wheat. They will meet agricultural officials and millers in Rotterdam Brussels and Rome visit foreign offices and discuss markets with organizations including the Great Plains Wheat Marketing Assn and the American Farm Bureau Federation. The group markets 340000 acres of wheat producing over 2 million bushels this year and aims to open new outlets amid a surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains Wheat Growers
Carl Bruns
Chappell
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Europe
Great Plains Wheat Marketing Assn
American Farm Bureau Federation
Rotterdam
Holland
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Brussels
Belgium
World Food and Agriculture Organization
Rome
Great Plains Wheat Mission
Robert Rauner
Gurley
Oil Men To Convene in Omaha October 23 24
Dr Randall T Kiemme named principal speaker for a joint fall convention of the Nebraska Oil and Gas Association and the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association in Omaha October 23 24 at the Town House Motor Hotel. He joined Northern Natural Gas in January 1958 and serves as Director of Marketing Economic Research and Area Development directing industrial and community development programs in the company market area coordinated with local state and regional agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall T. Kiemme
Nebraska Oil and Gas Association
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association
Omaha
Town House Motor Hotel
Klemme
Northern Natural Gas Company
Northern
Fair Warm Weather To Persist In Sidney
Weekend weather in Sidney featured sunny skies and warm temps with 79 on Saturday and 82 on Sunday. Winds were gusty 18 to 28 mph, morning low 46, and a brief chance of light rain Thursday as a pattern cools to near 80 by day and low 40s at night through five days.
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Sidney
Kansas Nebraska to Build 39 Mile Gas Pipeline
The Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. won a certificate from the Colorado Public Utilities Commission to construct a 39 mile pipeline from Orchard to link with Sterling Atwood facilities. The project, estimated at about half a million dollars, expands capacity while the commission also allowed use of an existing Akron Wray line. Objections by Natural Gas Producers Inc, a Colorado Interstate Gas Co. subsidiary, and Public Service Co. of Colorado were noted in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Gas Producers, Inc
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Public Service Co. of
Colorado
Denver
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Fort Sidney
Ferris Preble
Buford Elwanger
Jerry ‘Matzke
Meller
Jaycees
International Falls
Minn
Smokey the Bear
Regents
Levy
Historical Society
Conservation Reserve
Spud Harvest
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