Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Introduction
The Sidney Telegraph publicizes itself as Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It emphasizes AP association and Nebraska Press Association membership and notes Cheyenne County as its official county newspaper. The paper prints on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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No Law Can Stop Reckless Driving
The piece argues laws and patrols cannot curb self destructive driving habits. It notes even widespread enforcement and harsher penalties fail when individuals refuse to follow common sense. It criticizes motorists who speed and take risks, calling human nature beyond legislation to restrain.
St Mihiel 45th Anniversary Marks AEF Victory
The article recalls the September 18 1918 St Mihiel battle where American Expeditionary Forces captured St Mihiel slicing a German salient. It notes the gain opened the Metz flank, aided the Argonne drive and boosted Allied morale as German forces retreated toward Germany.
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Lawyers Committee Offers Civil Rights Legal Aid in Clarksdale
A Northern group forms the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law to assist those denied legal defense in the South. Its first work will be in Clarksdale Mississippi where a state court bans civil rights demonstrations and few lawyers will take such cases.
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Turning Points of 1763 and Americas Global Rise
The article reflects on 1763 as a pivotal year shaping North American and world power. It notes France’s loss of Canada, shifting territories to Britain and Spain, the Louisiana Purchase later affecting US borders, and Spain’s decline signaling the rise of Britain, France, and the US as major powers by 1963.
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New York Plans Trial to Lengthen School Day and Year
The New York Legislature will test longer school days and years with a $150000 first year appropriation for a three year program. The Joint Legislative Committee on School Financing argues time savings could trim total schooling from 13 to possibly 11 or 12 years.
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Parkinsons law and government growth in federal agencies
The piece recalls Parkinsons law from a British professor and cites Senator Magnusons critique of United States agencies. It notes 4345 retirements last year with 8160 net new hires requested, and contrasts GAO staffing reductions with agencies claiming expanded duties from new laws and congressional action.
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Ten Per Cent Of The Moon Too
A New York Times opinion piece argues NASA should not monetize astronauts stories or grant exclusive rights to moon landing tales. It states space work is national, not private property, and urges fair government compensation without commercial deals exploiting heroism.
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My worn old shoes keep my travels close at heart
A reflective piece on aging and attachment as the narrator honors a long faithful pair of shoes. The shoes have carried the speaker through travels from Paris to London and Lucerne, enduring rain, heat, and time. They symbolize enduring friendship and personal history.
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Panhandle Mother Numbers Racket
A patient tells Dr. Nelson she is overwhelmed by numbers in life and fears becoming mere figures. She traces a life flooded with social security numbers, order numbers, and zip codes, ending in a frantic escape from the office after a mention of a future appointment.
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Telegraph Want Ads Offer Local Trade Space
Classified notice invites readers to place want ads for selling or trading items through the Telegraph. Includes standard wording urging participation and contact details.
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Town That Wouldn't Die Henderson Nebraska Feature
Nebraska Petroleum Council profiles Henderson York County a resilient 730 population town along Highways 34 and 2. It notes rebuilt business district a half million dollar school built 1954 enlarged 1961 a large Protestant church seating over 2,000 and a museum of antique cars and steam engines. Industries include irrigation equipment fertilizers ready mix cement and trading stamps. The piece highlights community pride and Mennonite heritage with German meals and local hospitality.
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Old Settlers Reunion Boosts Lodgepole Spirit and Parade
Letter from Sidney Nebraska praises Lodgepole Old Settlers Day with special thanks to parade chairmen Dan Markel and Gene Bond for their leadership. He commends Lion’s barbecue team and many unnamed volunteers whose work sustains the celebration year after year.
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