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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1931

Page

2

Europe and British rebound portends Franco German rapprochement

Edward Bell notes improved British stability and a possible Franco German rapprochement sparked by Laval Briand talks in Berlin. He cites Viscount Cecil and League Assembly discussions as signs of renewed international cooperation, with hopes for moratorium extension, reparations readjustment, lower tariffs, and revived trade. The broader view sees Europe recovering from long economic strain amid US, Americas, and global influence.

Omaha World Herald Edward Price Bell London Chicago Daily News United States Washington Europe Russia Germany Great Britain France Italy Viscount Cecil League Assembly Geneva Laval Briand Berlin Bruening Curtius Americas

Power of the Press Waning in United States

O G Willard argues that press influence declines as newspaper numbers fall and chains gain control. He cites Pittsburgh Chicago New York and national owners shaping editorial rooms dulling local voices while editors face costs and competition. He praises dignified journalism over sensationalism and false excuses.

O. G. Willard Forum United States Chicago Pittsburgh New York Herald, Sun and World Mr. Heart Mr. Gannett Scripps-Howard Syndicate Ridder Brothers Henry Watterson Horace Greeley Godkin Charles A. Dana Samuel Rowles New York Times Ochs Evening Post Dana Greeley Bowles Calvin Coolidge Philadelphia Bulletin New York Sun Baltimore Sun St. Louis Post Dispatch

Voluntary Abdication of Journalistic Leadership

A concise report notes a voluntary abdication of leadership by both hired journalists and owners within a news organization, detailing the shift in editorial control and governance dynamics affecting operations and future direction.

Blow to Grundyism and the Steel Dividend

The Sioux City Tribune comments on United States Steel cutting its dividend to $4 a share, arguing Smoot Hawley tariffs failed to aid overprotected industries. It notes steel’s weak earnings, collapsing agricultural values, and ties to Grundyism while suggesting the dividend drop may impact investors beyond steel.

Sioux City Tribune United States Steel Steel St. Grundy Disciples Protection Grundyites

Will Care for Their Own

Nebraska and western Iowa plan to cope with unemployment and winter mood without federal aid. A World Herald survey across counties shows rural areas requiring local self help, while cities may manage with effort to avoid last winter’s problems. The report reflects a cautious, self reliant regional spirit amid leaner times.

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East Center Social Notes List Local Visits

Margaret Reimers spent Thursday night with Laurence Bancroft. J. O. Lobb and daughter Sylvia visited Kimball Saturday on business. Elizabeth and Loretta Trandsen from Dalton stayed Tuesday night with Evelyn Bancroft. Ruth Jobe and Mrs. Paul Weible with children called on Mrs. M. E. Webster. Chicago visitors stay with Morris family. Sylvia guest at L. T. Johnson home near Dalton Sunday. Gilbert and Orrin Webster go to Lincoln to attend the state university next year. Dale Huffaker and children and Mrs. John Marek with son Bob visited W. F. Waite’s home Sunday. Grace Aid met with J. O. Lobb Thursday. many members attended. Election officers were chosen. Mrs. W. E. Web-

J. O. Lobb Margaret Reimers Laurence Bancroft Sylvia Kimball Elizabeth Loretta Trandsen Dalton Evelyn Bancroft Ruth Jobe Paul Weible M. E. Webster Gineau Chicago Morris L. T. Johnson Gilbert Orrin Webster Lincoln The State University Dale Huffaker John Marek Bobby James Lodge Pole W. F. Waite Grace Aid J. O

Bake sale plan set for Dalton monthly openings

At the meeting, officers including president Ster, vice president Ucvv, Mrs Albert Linton as secretary and treasurer discussed monthly bake sales. The group decided the first aid event will be held at Dalton on the second Saturday of each month, starting this month.

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