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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1952
Page
2
The piece argues the national American Legion has been steered by self seeking leaders into political action. It defends Stevenson and urges resistance to groups trying to influence officials. It praises veterans benefits work but warns against loss of the Legion’s original purpose.
War babies are still driving enrollments seven years after World War II. Sidney Potter Dalton and Gurley have built or planned new facilities as districts cope with rising lower grade numbers. Officials link the birth spike to wartime demographics and the long war era.
The head of the Association of American Railroads argues that government rules unfairly subsidize airlines and other transport modes. He says regulation should be neutral like an umpire, not a participant, to keep costs fair for railroads and taxpayers.
The late 1951 reform ends a 104 year dual monarchy in Nepal with hereditary prime ministers effectively governing. The interior painting sector dominates the painting and decorating industry, with estimates showing four times as many interior surfaces needing paint as exterior.
The author argues that babies sway voting and cites historical figures from FDR to Hoover, Taft to Hughes, noting public affection for children shapes political fortunes. He mocks Stevenson for opposing baby kissing, insisting charm with the young secures votes in American life.
As children grow they seek independence in dressing. The age at which a child can manage his clothes varies by individual maturity, prior training, and how garments are made.
A colony of 7,500 American flamingos on Great Inagua Island in the Bahamas is reported, potentially the largest remaining concentration of the pink birds. The notice highlights the species presence and its significance.
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