Magistrate Fines Two Women For Rice Without Documents
In Calcutta two elderly women are found guilty of carrying 16 pounds of rice each without the proper ration documents. The magistrate imposes a fine of 10 paisa per woman, which a court employee pays, with the women claiming the rice was for their children. The other items note John Adams starting as a road surveyor in Braintree and Wayne Yates posting 66s in early Cleveland Open rounds, with Yates later winning a trotter race at Northfield Park.
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Calcutta
India
Cleveland
Ohio
Wayne Yates
Mighty Yates
Northfield Park
Sidney honors John Mason for outreach program
The Chamber of Commerce honors John Mason with a resolution for building a broad personal contact program reaching over 1300 U S corporations to acquaint them with Sidney industrial sites. Lions Club invites you to a October 11 meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with Forddy Anderson from Hiram Scott College.
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John Mason
United States
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
John
Business Institute of Sidney
Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Forddy Anderson
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff
Forddy
Hiram Scott
Credit Bureau
Ralph Cox
St. Pat’s
N.F.O
Nebraska State Wheat Show
Nebraska Music Educators
Des Moines
C.O.D
Darwin MclIntoch
Vancouver
Wash
Cheyenne County
East Side
Mary
Bob Hart
California
Los Angeles
R. W. Anderson
Sideview Drive
Downey
Department of Nebraska Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Carolyn P. Kling
Department
Musical Front Page Washington Bible Week Display
The nation’s first President becomes a musical as the Broadway swearing in of George Washington is reimagined. Clifford Hayman oversees National Bible Week with a display in New York, set to open May 22 this season.
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New York
Clifford Hayman
National Bible Week
Major Improvements In Cub Scouting Going Into Effect
Major revisions to the Boy Scouts of America Cub Scout program take effect this month after a five year study. The Webelos transition, new leader roles, revised advancement patterns, and broader outdoor aims will shape activities for 8 to 10 year olds, with training for pack leaders starting this month.
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Boy Scouts of America
Richard Jolliffe
Mormon Trail District
Wyo-Braska
Jolliffe
Cub Scout Study Committee
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan Institute For Social Research
Cub
Webelos
Multiple Local Dockets and Brazil Signs Tax Treaty
A list of speeding and liquor cases across several U.S. towns shows fines from 7.50 to 265 dollars with counts including overweight tandem axles and driving while intoxicated. Bra zil signs a tan treaty with the United States, making 22 such agreements and targeting international tax matters.
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Carl Odiam
Anaheim
Calif
Dean Schelm
Ogallala
Neb
Jerry L. Ward
Sterling
Carter Bloomfield
Colo
Jerry B
Yardley
Clair B
Hess
Sidney
Zellan Fuson
Detroit
Mich
Donald O
Andrews
Wisconsin
Tony L
Cobaugh
Gaylord Trobaugh
Larry Nowak
Brule
Emma A. Nowak
Douglas W. Mooney
Barstow
Tex
Richard S. Walker
Iowa
Justin Fourhorn
Brazil
Chicago
United States
Commerce Clearing House
France
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Sidney Office Supply
Cindy Thompson
Dalton
Neil Thompson
Sherri Warren
Melvin Warren
Couch Hotel
George Hellman
Wyoming
White House
Quincy
Mass
John Adams
Braintree
Musical Front Page
Best
Sidney Flooring
Lodgepole
Ken Pittam
Sidney Flooring & Supply Co
Osage
Lawrence N. Brachtenbach
Illinois
Services
Menhueser Construction CO
Harold’s Electric
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