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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1960

Page

3

McGinley Accused of Yielding to Labor Bosses, Says Martin

Republican candidate Dave Moertn addressed more than 1 500 people across five weekly public gatherings in the Fourth District. He charged incumbent Democrat Daniel McGinley with bowing to bosses over Landrum Griffin reforms, citing dire warnings of retaliation from labor leaders. Martin, a Kearney lumberman and ex state GOP chair, spoke at fundraisers in Valentine Ainsworth Kimball and joined Sens Barry Goldwater and Carl Curtis in Lexington and Kearney, attracting large crowds.

Dave Moertn Danid FO Giffin Labor Dill Moran Inter Scu Ted Lex.claers Landrum-Griffin McGinley Martin Kearney Valentine, Ainsworth and Kimball Barry Gold

Rushville Tales Of Nebraska Pioneer Life In 19th Century

Old Nebraska Frontier recounts Charley O Kleffe’s Western Story about a boy who moved to Rushville in 1884 and lived there until 1898. The memoir covers sandhills cattle ranching, buffalo chips for fuel, a 134 foot well, and wary relations with Indians through 1890, outlining bleak homestead life and Nebraska settlement on the northwest frontier.

Sheridan County Mari Sandoz Charley O Kleffe Rushville Nebraska Sandhills Charley Wounded Knee

Unadilla Man Named Kennedy Farm Committee Director

Lloyd Wallen of Unadilla is named director in the Second District of the Kennedy Johnson Farm Committee. Bob Rauner, state head of the farm forces backing Kennedy Johnson, says increasing agricultural demand remains key while criticizing Nixon’s Iowa plan. Wallen warns demand does not rise with supply and price cuts fail to boost demand enough to absorb then current production.

Grand Island Lloyd Wallen Unadila Kennedy- Jonson Bob Rauner Gurley Democratc John Hennedy Agriculure Nebraska Richard Nixon Iowa Nixon Wallen

Lodgepole A L A District Convention Attendees Named

Five members of Francis D Brunner Unit 286 American Legion Auxiliary attend District 4 Convention in Alliance on Saturday September 17. Attendees include Mesdames John Oliverius Curtis Brown Morris Hernbloom Jennie Smith and Phil Quinn district publicity chairman. Mrs John Hunt of Bayard District President presided with state officers Mrs R D Stage Mrs Hugh McVicker and Mrs Genie McGleasson present. Publicity book honors awarded with Gering and Bayard placing in history category. Mrs Richard Maas of Minatare elected president with Mrs Louis Johnson of Sidney as vice president for the coming year. Gering to host 1961 district meeting.

Logepole A.L.A Francis D. Brunner American Legion Auxiliary Lodgepole District 4 Alliance John Oliverius Curtis Brown Morris Hernbloom Jennie Smith Phil Quinn John Hunt Bayard Ay Department R D Stage Lincoln Hugh McVicker Genie McGleasson Scottsbluff Mitchell Alliaance Gering Dalton Gurley Richard Maas Minatare Louis Johnson Sidney Mass

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