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Newspaper

The Telegraph News

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1941

Page

2

Public doubts over Hitler claims after Cudahy interview

The piece rebuts Adolf Hitler’s assurances about not seeking war or annexation, citing a history of broken promises from Germany. It argues that Mr. Cudahy sought profit, Hitler spoke for gain, and past records prove lack of sincerity. It warns Americans should distrust Hitler’s words and value actions.

John Cudahy Germany Adolph Hitler Hitler Cudahy United States Roosevelt Mr. Cudahy

Day of Reckoning Looms Over Europe and War

A bold wartime column warns that suppressed European nations will rise in revolt as the war drags on. It argues Hitler could trigger a continental upheaval unless the US strengthens England, otherwise widespread suffering and revolutionary bloodshed loom across Europe.

Europe United States England Adolph Hitler Continent British Isles Adolph Titler

Weathered Winding Road Warnings Stir Local Officials

Readable fragments describe concerns over road safety and courtesy on winding routes. Officials warn drivers to heed posted signs and routine summer traffic patterns as resources strain. Authorities urge adherence to speed limits and cautious driving near schools and neighborhoods.

Of Interest Items From Sidney and Vicinity Year 191? Fifty Four Years Ago

History notes celebrate George Taylor turning sixty five with a round of golf at the country club. Creeks near North Platte river yield fifteen rainbow trout for a party that includes Rolf Hine Donald Howard and Henry Granger. Sidney hosts welcome visitors from the National Editorial Association during their post conference tour. Other items mention property deals cattle drives Gifford family trips and local civic notes amid a bustling town scene.

George Taylor Taylor Rolf Hine Donald Howard Henry Granger North Platte River Fert F. Griffith Tulsa Oklahoma Sidney F. W. Griffith Cheyenne County National Editorial ‘Association Black Hills North Platte Valley Great Wheat Belt Panhandle Carl Wagner North River Cottonwood Here Clarence Darnell

Mount Vernon Notes and Local Happenings

Local items from Mount Vernon report Mrs. Charles Trognitz visiting Pennsylvania. U P pay car circulation. Father McCarthy’s canal project near Oshkosh in Devel county. Isaac Hadley injured with a broken arm after a horse incident. Community updates include orchard notes, lodgepole park care, marriages, moves, and a mix of visitors and social calls across the area.

Charles Trognitz Pennsylvania U. P Father McCarthy Osh- Kosh Devel County Albert Hadley Bob Onerfelder Lodgepole Cheyenne County M. L.” Nash

Sidney Draw and Local Visits Around Sidney

Sidney residents report visits among the Kurz family and neighbors. Mr and Mrs Charles Krusee called at the Carlson residence. Otto Kurz and son Melvin hosted family get togethers. numerous calls and shoppers pass through Frank Kurz's home as roads were repaired after Sunday rains. Dr. Thomas the chiropractor is listed at Osborn Building with phone 83.

Arthur Vogle Powell, Wyo Frank Klentz Jr Betty Atkins Jack Atkins Grand Island Robert Weddell Washington, D.C Weddell Washington Atkins B. A. Bundy William Allman C. H. Hammond Arthur McMillen H.j.hammond Allen Marsh Ernest Langley E.H. Howe Norman Trobough Karl Sprenger June McMillen W. A. McMillen Harold Langley Harry Marsh CG U. Walters Frank Klentz, Jr Anvin Livingston Wileer Alfred Sprenger Keith Charles Sprenger Denver Ethel Lyngholm E. H. Howe Ethel Jeffries Salt Lake City Utah Nelsons Werce Betty Carrol Salt Lake W. FE. Chambers Omaha W. E. Chambers Clarence Chambers Keith Sprenger D. P. Ells Sidney Anna Reinieka Lula Reineka Lewis Lund Alvin Lund Miss Irma Erickson of Sterling Priscilia ‘Edwards Maurice Nelson Join Mohatt and Son James Mohatt Nadine W. A James Johnson Marileev Mary’ Ann Hammond H. J. Hammond Donald Kreader Coleman Kreader Scottsbluff Rose McNulty William Shaffert Dick Juelfs Leslie Lipska Marvin Peterson Charles Mayer Ed McGowan Kimball Flitt Hospital Billie Juelfs Dalton Hospital Dalton Charles Maynard Mayer George Julefs Clarence Rogers Margaret Ann Foy Minnie Kreader J. C. Kreader Charles Krusee Joe ““Carlson ‘Roni Ren c Otto Kurz Melvin C. S. Chambers Cottage Grove Loveland Mr. Chambers Frank Kurz Vernon Johnson Frank’Kurz Frank ‘Kurz Marjorie Patrick Seidel Frank’ Kurz John Kurz Everett McKatt

Reward for Loyalty: Golden P. Kratz Named to Board of Control

The appointment of Golden P. Kratz to the board of control is described as a reward for long years of friendship and political loyalty. The piece emphasizes Kratz as a Sidney attorney and longtime ally of Governor Griswold since World War I, noting consistent support and service during campaigns and in business and veterans affairs.

Golden P. Kratz Board of Control Kratz Griswold Sidney Mr. Kratz Mr. Griswold

Californians Called Worst Drivers By Transcontinental Traveler

A traveler observes motorists from populous states and large cities, arguing Californians are the nation’s worst drivers. The piece claims they ignore traffic laws, stop signs, speed limits, and local ordinances, treating small towns as mere pass-through locales. It cites encounters with aggressive driving in Sidney and other towns.

United States California Sidney

Genius in War Times Seeks Silent Propeller and Sub Discovery

An unnamed citizen with government approval presents an invention to mute airplane propellers and render submarines useless in sea warfare. A New Yorker claims a midair stall method for enemy motors and offers it to the government if it works. Dozens of other ideas circulate, ranging from crackpots to potentially vital military aids, highlighting how genius appears in emergencies and could outpace Nazi threats.

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Meadow Lawn Guests Visit Roy Anderson Home

Mrs C M Mayer notes Meadow Lawn as a topic while Mrs Maynard Mayer and children visit Roy Anderson in west Sidney Draw. Mr and Mrs Ollie Brogren and others are mentioned as attendees in a fragmentary local social column.

Maynard Mayer West Sidney Draw Ollie Brogren

Sidney meeting features Benton Walker and Georgie Coulter

A Sidney club meeting this Saturday included a team demonstration by Benton Walker and Georgie Coulter, showcasing skills and teamwork.

Sidney Benton ' Walker Georgie Coulter

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