Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Intro and Notice
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper, founded in 187? and official Cheyenne County publication, announces its editorial page format and association memberships. The paper is published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 880 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Western Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co. Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney, Nebeaska
Three Bad Amendments Challenge Federal Supremacy
The New York Bar Association report warns three states rights amendments threaten federal supremacy. Proposals would let states initiate amendments, strip protections from apportionment, and let a Court of the Union reverse Supreme Court rulings. Experts urge emphatic rejection to avoid returning to an Articles of Confederation era.
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Council of State
Congress
Court of the Union
Supreme Court
United States
New York Bar Association
Committee On
New York Law Group
Automation and Society Learn to Embrace Change
The essay argues automation brings familiar problems from past industrial shifts, such as displacement in printing and transport. It notes society benefits in the long run, with faster changes today but better understanding and tools to ease transitions through joint action by management, labor, and government.
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William Caxton
London
Guild of Stationers
Wallace hints at Maryland primary bid if urged
Wallace says he could enter Maryland presidential primary if enough people ask him to. The Alabama governor has positioned himself as a champion of racial integration while courting extremists. He faces criticism for actions seen as ignoring constitutional rights of Negroes and flouting the law.
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Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
Cohan Rule Reforms Spark Debate Over Expense Deductions
The 1930s Cohan ruling on estimated business entertainment deductions remains debated as Congress reviews the IRS rules. A confidential Joint Committee report urged clarified standards and targeted reforms to curb abuses while aiding legitimate expenses. Commissioner Caplin agreed to hearings on amended regulations.
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George M. Cohan
Supreme Court
Cohan
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
IRS
Joint
Internal Revenue Committee of Congress
Mortimer Caplin
Reading and spending rise as a quarrel of values sparks debate
A couple rail against rising personal income and spending while debating savings and patriotism. The wife notes a new record in income at an annual rate, while the husband cites higher sales. They discuss whether wealth is shared and if saving should rise, amid lingering Washington news.
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Wall Street Journal
Washington
Beatrice Saves Dempster Mill as Beatrice Community Rallies
The Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company is sold to a group led by Charles Dempster in Beatrice. The Beatrice community raised over 1.5 million dollars to keep the factory in town, signaling a new growth period for the industry and state pride in Nebraska.
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Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company
Beatrice
Nebraska
Dempsters
Charles Dempster
California
Tell Us More Mr Fine in Nebraska Gambling Debate
Nebraska residents are enticed by illegal gambling figures cited by Rep. Paul A Fine of New York as $800 million annually. He claims $80 billion flows to organized crime from Nebraska bets, while Nebraska pari mutuel racing handles $42 million yearly. Critics doubt the numbers and question the impact on state law enforcement and local life.
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New York
Rep. Fine
Nebraska
Fine
East
Puzzle Word List From Maples and Miscellany
A compact quiz entry lists clues and answers spanning topics from maple genus to geography and objects. It includes cryptic style hints like loss of speech and land of the Incas, with several incomplete phrases and scattered letter gaps.
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Sweetsop
Blockad
War God
Pagoda Finial
Ital
Painter
False
Carria
Puzzle fragments hint at a mixed vocabulary challenge
A jumbled list of clues includes terms for fleshy fruit, West African tribe, Mindanao native, a reverent address Sir, and miscellaneous puzzle items. The scattered entries mention Bradt tree, a bank note, entertainers, severe, half an em, Mr. Harte, priestly caste, stillness, imaginary, takes umbrage, Siberian river, resources, founder of Pennsylvania, dull noise, microbiologist wire, kilns, compass point, and a three prefix.
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Isent
Mr. Harte
Umagina
Ati
Keystone State
Compass Point
Sidney Youth Council reports busy year at state conference
Sidney youth rallied at the Nebraska Conference of Youth in Lincoln with 30 members attending. The council previously won a traveling trophy for outstanding youth community and the group outlined projects from a constitution to promoting Nebraska Land cycling and driver education advocacy while maintaining a large Sid ney delegation, Rotary Club sponsorship, and school/community outreach.
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Sidney
Sidney Youth Council
Lincoln
Sidney Council of Youth
Nebraska
Sidney Council
Owice
Scottsbluff
Steve Janda
Rene Pfeil
Barbara Bitne
Jim Knicely
Bill Foldy
Barbara Mcintosh
Kathy , Schwarz
Janice Biggs
Judy ‘Hinni
Kathy’ Keating
Arlys Beese
Mike Zwickl
David Hruska
Karen Hruska
Jan Pelster
Dave Sheffeld
Sharon Crouse
Jeff Pippitt
Jack Langdon
Gayle Nelson
Isabel Montero
Costa Rica
Sidney High School
Linda Wright
Kathy Keating
Lindh
David Sherrerd
M Ike Zwick
Susan Allison
Vaughn Meier
Rotary Club
North
Ward P. T. A
Lions Club
First Methodist Church
Ksnib
Point of Rocks
Sidney City
Nebraska Council of Youth
Youth Council
Su 12
Elchether
Bill Eddy
Tom Crouse
Bob Fry
Larry Boye
Diane Tobin
Colleen Christ
Bob Eddy
Cheryl Miniken
Steve Harlan
Kris Bitner
Barbara Holmes
Donna Hruska
Kathy Schwartz
Judy Karnik
Linda Chambers
Sharon Wood
Mike Janda
Karen Deaver
Mary Lou Dorwart
Rita Helfrich
Beverly Mohart
David Ruttner
Cinthia Peetz
Barbra Menstosh
Linda Hietz
KSID
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Public Schools
Jaycee project fund seeks public ideas
The Junior Chamber of Commerce has more than 2000 dollars to spend on a community project and asks the public for suggestions. Citizens are invited to submit proposals for a worthwhile local endeavor.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Jaycees Mail Request From Nebraska Group
A brief note requests mailing as soon as possible to the Sidney Jaycees addressed to P O Box 353 in Sidney Nebraska. The text appears to be a general postal request with no additional context or dates.
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Sidney Jaycees P. O
Sidney, Nebr
Redistricting Trial Looms In Lincoln Court
A Nebraska redistricting suit moves to trial in Lincoln on Sept 30 over a constitutional amendment giving 20 to 30 percent weight to area in drawing legislative districts. The panel includes Judges Robinson Johnson and Van Pelt as the case questions the amendment's validity and potential discriminatory impacts on rural areas.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Robert van Pelt
Robert Nelson
Nelson
William Moulton
Omaha
Moulton
van Pelt
Chapman
League of Nebraska
League
Ste Afl-Cio
Richard Robinson
Harvey M.johnson
State power board to set ground rules for service areas
The state power review board will draft ground rules to prevent overlapping facilities as districts work out service area agreements. William Norton notes the policy will clarify limits on intruding into another district's service area. Clair Callan says a formal statement will reduce misunderstandings and guide costs. Nebraska roads may see bigger trucks as John Hobbsack predicts higher end user taxes to fund highways.
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William Norton
Osceola
Clair Callan
Odell
Erginger
John Hobssack
Nebraska
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