Public Meeting Slated In Dalton On RR Depot Closure
A public meeting is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday in Dalton Town Hall to discuss the Nebraska Railway Commission decision approving Burlington Railroad to close the Dalton depot. Local leaders voiced disappointment but prepared to appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court if needed.
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Nebraska Railway
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Railway Commission
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Nebraska Supreme Court
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Sidney
Commission Board
Flora
Nebraska officials to speak at soil and water convention
Secretary of Interior Fred A. Seaton and Governor Ralph G. Brooks will address the 19th annual Nebraska State Assn. of Soil and Water Conservation Districts convention in Scottsbluff. Other speakers include Adin Hester, Stan Matzke, E C Reed, and Tom Kelly on Oct. 4–6.
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Interlor
Fred A. Seaton
Ralph G. Brooks
Nebraska State Assn. of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
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Seaton
Adin Hester
National Rea
Aurora
Ore
Stan Matzke
Hastings
Central Nebraska
E. C. Reed
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Tom Kelly
Milwaukee
Wis
Srooks
State Soil Convention
Dodgers Win Narrow NL Playoff Opener
The Los Angeles Dodgers edged the Milwaukee Braves 3-2 Monday afternoon in Milwaukee, opening a three game National League playoff series.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Half Of Farmers Taking Use Of Gas Tax Refunds
Half of eligible farmers claimed the Federal gas tax refund last year according to the IRS. The 3 cent refund saves about 12 percent on fuel costs and includes fuel used in custom farm machines. Farmers must apply by Sept 30, with forms available at County Extension Office or the Omaha IRS district office.
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Lincoln
Internal Revenue Service
Ted R Nelson
University of Nebraska
Nelson
District Director of Internal Revenue
Omaha
Nebr
Funeral Today for Henkle Infant Son
Funeral services were held for Sandal Max Henkle 28 months old son of Mr and Mrs Max Henkle who died Friday in Memorial Hospital after two months of illness Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery The Gehrig and Son Funeral Home assisted The infant was born May 21 1957 in Sidney Mrs Henkle is former Shirley Knapp Surviving are sister TAMera YoAnn and grandparents Ray Knapp of Sidney and Roy Henkle of Oskaloosa Iowa
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Max Henkle
Memorial Hospital
Walter Nealy
North Platte
Fay Wilson
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
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Henkle
Shirley Knapp
Tam‘era YoAnn
Ray ‘Knapp
Roy Henkle
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Linda Reno
Alliance
Lemoyne Johnson
Cheyenne-Deuel Sheep Producers Assn
Alliance High
Everett Reno
German Westerns Influence Pack European Roads
BAD NAUHEIM Germany editors note telegraph editor travels in Germany to visit family. he recounts best selling German westerns Der Schwarze Mustang and Spuren Am Colorado and notes American cigarettes earn red carpet treatment in provinces while beer remains untried after two weeks abroad.
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Jack H. Lowe
Germany
J. C. Heinlein
Lowe
Europe
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Colorado
Polizei
Police
Paris
Rome
Vienna
Youth Slips Between Cars, Hits Moving Vehicle
An eight year old Sidney youth bumped a bruised knee after running between two parked cars and into a moving car driven by Ned Hendricks of Sidney. John Siedel of 1326 Spruce was bruised and shaken but suffered no serious injuries according to Sidney police.
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Ned Hendricks
John Siedel
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Spruce
Nebraska Adopts 326 New Laws at Midnight
Nebraska's 1959 legislature produced 326 new laws taking effect three months after adjournment. 149 emergency measures took effect immediately, including the bingo bill and a secondary boycott ban. Highlights include the installment sales act, revolving charge account regulation, school bus speed limits, court closures on certain holidays, higher fines for nonpayment, firearms restrictions for felons, and trout stocking procedures plus pension and welfare updates.
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Nebraska
Rushville
Smith Lake Recreation Grounds
Last Minute Appeal for Yes Votes in Wool Referendum
Johnson urges district to vote yes in the wool referendum to save and fund the wool promotion program. He crowns Linda Reno Wool Princess and warns that a negative vote could end district contests and related activities due to funding gaps.
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Lemoyne Johnson
Lodgepole
Cheyenne - Devel County
Assa
Linda Reno
Alliance
Lamch
Congress
Lodgepole's Lydiatt Serves 38 Years As Superintendent
Lodgepole Nebraska celebrates L E Lydiatt who has been superintendent for 38 years the longest tenure in the state. He credits community kindness and his own restraint in politics for staying and guiding local schools through enrollment growth and program expansion.
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L. E. Lydiatt
Nebraska Education News
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Lyidatt
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Kearney
Minden
Lydiatt
W A_ Schindler
Statistical Service
State Department of Education
Schindler
NSEA
Nebraska towns join 300-Club in NEA membership drive
Gurley is listed among four Nebraska towns in the 300-Club with NEA and local association membership. The 200- roll call adds Lodgepole and Big Springs among 40 towns. NEA reports nearly 100 percent membership gain, with 1959 year-to-date totals at 906, up from 523 last year. NSEA shows a strong rise to 2,845 this year from 2,159 in 1958.
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Gurley
Nebraska
National Education Association
NSEA
Lodgepole
Big Springs
NEA
Nebraska Sees First Frost Expected In Panhandle
A weather outlook warns Western Nebraska to brace for first frost tonight or tomorrow with northerly winds up to 25 mph and lows in the 30s. Light rain possible with higher elevations seeing light snow. Temperatures run 8 to 12 degrees below normal for five days, then a warming trend late week.
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Jack Frost
Panhandle
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Nebraska Tightens Auto Insurance Rules With New Law
Nebraska's new financial responsibility law took effect at midnight and will be strictly enforced. It raises minimum coverage to 10 000 for one injury and 20 000 for two or more, plus 5 000 property damage. Drivers must report accidents within ten days and may face license suspension without proof of responsibility. Non insured violators face license revocation or reinstatement only after showing financial responsibility.
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Nebraska
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Burglary At Globe Printing Nets $60
Police report a break in at Globe Printing Co. netting $60 after entry through a broken back window. The intruder left via the back door as the cash register was upended. about $40 missing. Warren Brown, manager and co owner, notes this is the second recent break-in with a past attempt.
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Globe Printing Co
Warren Brown
Give Day's Pay United Way Drive Kickoff At SOD
A noon luncheon Tuesday launches the 1960 Sidney and Sioux Ordnance Depot United Fund drive led by general chair Gerald E. Matzke. The advance gift effort, chaired by Dr. C. B. Dorwart and Bob Clark, supports six organizations with a $15,000 goal and raises through local business contributions.
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Sidney and Sioux Ordnance Depot
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Gerald E. Matzke
C. B. Dorwart
Bob Clark
Rudy Munderloh
J. H. McNish
Guy Doran
C. J. Cornelius
United Way
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Shalce
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Lou Mebhling
Hollis Peratt
Benny Hochman
Jerry Miller
Férris Preble
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Kermit Brumbaugh
Willard Kerk
Neal Allison
Walter Cork
John Elwell, Jr
Warren Ellison
Harold George
Virgil Bayne
Jack McCormick
Dick Smith
Jim Edwards
Pat Heaton Jr
Bob Wait
Bill Usher
J. R. Knicely
H.C.Q. Nelson
United Fund Board
New Minister Arrives For Church Of Christ
A. E. Tennant of Lima Ohio becomes Sidney Church of Christ minister at 17th and Jackson Street. His first service is Sunday morning October 4. He follows H. R. Throwhill who moved to Central Point Oregon.
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A. E. Tennant
Lima
Ohio
Judge Kuns to Speak at Potter PTA Meeting
District Judge John H Kuns of Kimball will address Potter PTA on Youth and their problems involving the law. The event starts with a 7:30 p m business session in the schoolhouse library, followed by the speaker at 8 p m.
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John H Kuns
Kimball
Potter Parent-Teacher Association
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