Chappell Man Heads Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission
Ray L. Smith named chairman of the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission as it begins emergency rules for 20 days. Fred Enders and G. H. Doran serve on the panel. A public hearing is set for Oct 15-16 at the Cheyenne County Courthouse to draft permanent regulations. The commission also imposes a two mill levy on crude oil and natural gas sales starting Oct 1. Smith notes ongoing site search for a headquarters.
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Chappell
Ray L. Smith
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Smith
Fred Enders
Kimball
G. H. “Blip” Doran
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Court House
Snow and frost hit the Panhandle with chilly forecast
A cold snap brought the Panhandle its first frost and intermittent snow on Tuesday in Sidney with about an inch of precipitation and 38 degree highs. Forecast calls for scattered rain or snow with 30s lows and 40s highs, five to ten degrees below normal for several days.
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Panhandle
Sidney
Great Plains
Sidney High Band To Lead Laramie Parade
Sidney's High School band has been chosen to lead the parade at the University of Wyoming Band Day event. Band Director George Hinn announced twenty nine bands invited to participate this weekend in connection with the Wyoming Utah football game scheduled Saturday in Laramie.
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Sidney
University of Wyoming
George Hinn
Laramie
Dalton woman E M Warren dies of heart attack at 69
Mrs E M Warren 69 of Dalton died after a heart attack at the family home two weeks after her husband also died of a heart attack. Funeral arrangements by Craig Mortuary pending. she was found in the kitchen by her son Melvin who spoke with her two hours earlier by telephone. She leaves a daughter, three sons, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. Survivors include Dorothy Schuler, Melvin Warren, Vernon Warren, Ralph Warren and others in Nebraska and Ohio.
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E. M. Warren
Dalton
Omaha
Eugene Monroe Warren
Warren
Elizabeth Sanders
Alice Hayes
Carl Carlson
Shirley
Graveside Rites Held For Hippen Infant Son
Graveside rites were held Tuesday morning in Dalton Cemetery for John Hippen Jr. who died at birth. He was the son of John and Rudy Jessen Hippen of Martin 3 D. Survived by two brothers Tom and Tim and grandparents Morris Jescen of Sidney and Louis Hagemester of Dalton.
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Dalton Cemetery
John Hippen Jr
Dalton
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
John
Rudy Jessen Hippen
Martin
Tom
Tim Hippen
Morris Jescen
Sidney
Louis Hagemester
Sidney City Council Deliberates Sunday Closing and Open Hearing
The council set an open hearing for Sunday closing laws at its Oct 12 meeting as Sidney weighs rules for pool hall age limits and grocery store Sunday openings. Mayor Ferris Preble resigned effective Oct 1 with Robert Clark named as successor candidate among five councilors.
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Sidney
Ferris Preble
Robert Clark
Hardy-Clark Furniture Store
Preble
L. M. Clinton
Thompson
McGinley Seeks A Second Term In Congress
Democratic Rep Don McGinley of Ogallala told a Grand Island audience he will run again for the House. He said mail shows farmers confused by the agricultural program and losing confidence in the government. He labeled Vice President Nixon as the front runner and noted questions about Dr Miller seeking the Republican nomination.
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Grand Island
Donald McGinley
Neb
Ogallala
McGinley
Dr Miller
Democratic County Central Committee
Richard Nixon
New Chamber Coffee Break Seeks Nonmember Ideas
The Sidney Chamber launches a "10 and 10" twice weekly coffee breaks led by Wayne Moran to gather fresh ideas from nonmembers. Attendees will propose concrete work goals for next year, including advertising, recreation, an industrial foundation, a historical museum, city beautification, and improved public relations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Moran
Chamber
Historical Museum and Society
7Th Ave
23Rd Ave
Lodge Pole Creek
Sidney Trade Area
Fort Sidney
New Alignment Shop To Open October 1
The Telegraph reports B and L Alignment Shop will open October 1 at 909 9th Ave. Ben and Loretta Guzinski own the business from North Platte with 16 years in wheel alignment balancing and related services.
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9Th Ave
Ben and
Loretta Guzinski
North Platte
Guzinski
UP Seeks Closure of Land Depot Dalton Seeks New Hearing
Reminder for motorists as new gas rates approach. The federal gasoline tax rises on Oct 1 to four cents to fund the 41,000 mile Interstate Highway program.
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Dalton
Two-Car Viaduct Crash Injures Three Near Sidney
At 12 30 pm Tuesday a two car collision at the viaduct east of Sidney sent three people to Memorial Hospital. A2C James Murtagh of McMullen AFB California and his wife were injured along with William Rourke of Sidney. Murtagh was dismissed last night and the others remained in fair condition with severe lacerations.
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Sidney
James Murtagh
McMullen Afb
Sacramento
Calif
William Rourke
Safety Patrol
Murtagh
Rourke
Memorial Hospital
Beckmann's Show Promotes 60 Olds and Cadillacs
A twin showing of 1960 models is announced for Thursday and Friday at Beckmann's, featuring 60 Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs. The Oldsmobile leads the list, touting a Quadri Balanced Ride. The Dynamic 8 series uses a redesigned Rocket engine with pronounced styling across 17 models.
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Beckmann
Oldsmobile
Kokjer To Show New Chevrolets Friday
Sidney hosts a premier showing of the 1960 Chevrolets at Kokjer Motor Co Friday and Saturday. The event adds Corvair to the lineup, touted as a car exciting automatic ranks in 25 years.
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Kokjer
Sidney
Kokjer Motor Co
Chevrolet
Sidney Friends Elusive Attempts At Old Home Week
Wiesbaden correspondent reports failed efforts to meet A J Jorgenson and John Treinen in Amsterdam and Wiesbaden due to busy schedules and festival travel. Plans include another Amsterdam trip and a London stop to visit Katie Shaffe amid hopes to see Bob and Muriel Durs.
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Wiesbaden
Sidney
Europe
USA
Amsterdam
Bob
Muriel Durs
Fie
The
Hague
Manel
Alvin Duises
C A. Storys
London
Katie Shaffe
Esex
England
Columbia Club
Katie
United Fund drive emphasizes time saving and payroll options
Volunteer workers at the Sioux Ordnance Depot and Sidney areas begin the 1960 United Fund Drive. Vernon Anthony, chairing the employee-employer phase, urged giving as a community service, noting the fund saves time by consolidating six solicitations into one contribution. Depot leaders reported $1,371 raised last year and highlighted new payroll deduction and allocation features to support donor choice.
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United Fund
Gerald Matzke
Col
Harvey Bower
Sioux
Ira Johnson
Sidney
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Vern Anthony
Anthony
Gerald E Matzke
Johnson
the Depot
William Faragher
John Marshal
RooFo McNamara Frinald Wrer
Gerardo Suarez
James Schaefer
Mrs Lloyd Sweet Dead at 43 with Friday Rites
Mrs Lloyd A Sweet 43 died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after eight days as a patient She lived in Sidney 33 years moving from Cimarron Creek Nebraska Funeral services set for Friday at 3 p m at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Rev H K Hasenvager officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery Survivors include husband Leola Catherine Lloyd born February 29 1916 in Elm Creek daughter and four sons a sister and three brothers and four grandchildren in the Sidney area and beyond
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Lloyd A Sweet
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Oince
Cim ‘Creek
Neb
Gehrig and Son Funeral
H. K. Hasenvager
Greenwood Cemetery
Leola Catherine Lloyd
Elm Creek
Ray Vernon
Katherine Maury Doulloyd
Lloyd Arthur Sweet
First Christian Church
Union Pacific Oldtmners Club
Louise Norwood
Price
Utah
Lover
Sumter
SCC
Odus
Lesnie
Mary Hart Filmer
No Opposition Likely To New UP Request
The Union Pacific seeks to discontinue agency service and close Sunol station in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The Dalton meeting plans a rehearing appeal citing insufficient evidence for a prior station closure.
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Union Pacific Railroad Co
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Sund
Cheyenne County
Burlington Railroad
Dalton
Dalton Town Hall
Railway Commission
Dalton Pession
Telegraph
1960 Imperial Unveiled Friday By Maddox Motors
The 1960 Imperial from Chrysler will be shown Friday at Maddox Motors. The new model marks the first major styling update since the Imperial became a separate line in 1957. Nine models come in three series with the Imperial Lebaron noted for its distinctive look and small rear window. Maddox will serve coffee and bougainvillea to visitors.
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Chrysler Corporation
Maddox Motors
Maddox's
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Christian Laymen’s Assn
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Germany
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