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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1951

Page

5

States Move To Inspect Vehicles To Cut Accidents

Periodic motor vehicle inspections expand across 14 states and the District of Columbia as safety laws require brakes lights and equipment checks. Texas and West Virginia add millions of vehicles to a program that now covers about one third of U S states with the goal of increasing annual inspections to over 13 million by 1952.

Association of Casualty and Re Ty Companies West Virginia Texas District of Columbia Association Julien H. Harvey Bureau of Public Roads Colorado Delaware Maine Massachusetts Mississippi New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico Pennsylvania Utah Vermont Virginia

New UC Medicine Research Broadens Leukemia Explanation

The medical explanation of leukemia, unchanged for 125 years, has been greatly broadened by a new concept from research over the past year at the University of California School of Medicine.

University of California School of Medicine

Wheatgrass harvest yields Nebraska seed crop

Nebraska harvest ends with yields from 50 to 300 pounds per acre. University of Nebraska seed manager Warren Sachs notes eastern Nebraska fares worse due to diseases. Good yield around 200 pounds. seed prices vary from 50 to 60 cents per pound for common seed to 1 dollar for registered. certified seed about 75 cents. Excess rain at pollination can cut seed yield.

Lincoln Nebraska Warren Sachs Foundation University of Nebraska Mr. Sachs

Chadron College Plans September 10 Opening

Chadron College in Nebraska State Teachers College at Chadron schedules September 10 as the fall semester opening. Freshmen report that day with upperclass registration on September 12. A new auditorium costing over 500000 is under construction and expected to host spring graduation. The building will seat 900 and include classrooms offices for fine arts cafeteria and student union.

Nebraska State Teachers College At Chadron

Mitchell Hosts District Four-H Fair with Panhandle Entries

Mitchell hosts the Scotts Bluff County Fair September 3 to 8 featuring the Nebraska Panhandle 42H District Fair. Eligible 4-H members must be enrolled in a club project from Banner Box Butte Cheyenne Dawes Deuel Garden Kimball Morrill Scotts Bluff Sheridan or Sioux counties. Only blue ribbon Scotts Bluff county county winners may enter. exhibits due by 8 am Thursday with judging at 1 pm. Fat stock sale on Saturday September 8 at 9 am. Superintendents: William Bullock and Mary Strodecker.

Scotts Bluff Mitchell Nebraska Panhandle Panhandle Banner Box Butte Cheyenne Dawes Devel Garden Kimball Morrill Sheridan Sioux William Bullock Sc Bluff County Mary Strodecker Scotts Bluff County

Scotts Bluff County Fair Board directors offer premiums

The Scotts Bluff County Fair Board of Directors offers up to 500 in premiums. The board includes Harold Ledingham as president and Dr O G R Watson as vice president with M E Can non as vice-president, W W Hickmann as secretary, and Vianny Phinney as treasurer. The Junior Fair Board aids in drawing up rules and regulations, led by Parren Brashear as president and Marvin Riley as vice president, with Jo Ann Hanlon as secretary treasurer and Leon Gompert directing boys work.

Scotts Bluff County Fair Jo- Ann Hanlon Leon Gompert Jean Ann Brown Marlene Hanlon

Local Servicemen News From Sidney Area

Cpl Harold Adams telephoned his parents from Tokyo confirming his Korea front service and current secretarial duties. Pfc Charles Barlow arrives on furlough from Great Falls Montana. Navy Hospitalman Donald Barker completes Marine Tech course at Camp Pendleton. Clifford D Adams enlists in the Air Force with basic at Lackland. Leo Brachtenbach among midshipmen and cadets in combined amphibious warfare training at Little Creek Norfolk as part of academy curricula.

Cpl Harold Adams William Adams Tokyo Cpl. Adams Seoul Adams Sidney High School Charles Barlow George Barlow Billy Great Falls Air Base Great Falls Mont Donald Barker United States Navy Marine Corps Base Camp ‘Pendleton Oceanside Calif Ron Barker Clifford D. Adams Roy Adams Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas Leo Brachtenbach Sidney U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland U. S. Military Academy West Point New York U. S. Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek Norfolk Virginia Amphibious Force U. S. Atlantic Fleet

Tin in metal alloys shapes engines and art

Tin and its alloys play a key role in engineering and sculpture. Rabbit metal enables soft replaceable bearings, solder binds joints, bell metal rings on church towers, gun metal and bronze statues in parks.

Nebraska Dairy Yields Rise As Herds Shrink

Average butterfat per cow climbs from 156 pounds in 1932 to 185 in 1950 while milk per cow rises from 4100 to 1870 pounds in the same period. Extension Dairyman C W Nibler of the University of Nebraska notes gains amid a shrinking herd from 750,000 in 1933-34 to about 467,000 today. He urges better land use, more legumes and grass, and higher per capita milk consumption.

C. W. Nibler University of Nebraska Nebraska Nibler

Big Army of Bugs Parasites Define Lowly Lifeforms

A definition and scope of parasites are given noting they are relatively low forms of animal life that live on or in larger animals and that about 100,000 kinds exist.

Mum Show Expected To Draw Big Crowd

More than 5,000 persons are expected to attend the Fifth Annual Mum Day at the North Platte Experimental Sub-station south of North Platte on Sunday, Sept. 16. Horticulurist Glenn Viehmeyer says the show features about 4,500 seedlings from 1949 50 crosses and 200 selections in testing stages, with several named varieties. There will be no formal speaking program. staff from North Platte and Lincoln stations will explain projects and answer questions. Grounds open 10 a.m. to dark.

North Platte Glenn Viehmeyer Viehmeyer Lincoln

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