Nebraskans Play Major Role At NAWG Convention In Enid
Nebraska wheat growers join 500 delegates from ten states at the National Association of Wheat Growers convention in Enid Oklahoma December 5 to 8. Nebraska figures include Robert J Florell and Peggy Walton of the Nebraska Wheat Commission plus several committee members and officers.
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Lincoln
National Association of Wheat Growers
Enid
Okla
Carl Bruns
Chappell
NAWG
Bob Stoddard
Harrisburg
William Colwell
Hay Springs
Robert Ra
Peggy Walton
Commission
South America
Fiorell
Bruns
Richard Lewis
Arapahoe
Carson Smith
Ogallala
Herbert J. Hughes
Imperial
Albert Francke
Walton
Edgar Ashton
Nebraska City
William Lindeken
Chadron
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Washington
Wyoming
Selig Named Senior VP of Theater Chain
Robert W. Selig of Denver is named senior vice president of National Theatres a division of National Theatres and Television Inc by I Spencer Leve. Selig joined in 1939 and will remain president of Fox Inter Mountain Theatres after a career path from theme manager to president. Born February 1 1910 in Cripple Creek Colorado he is a University of Denver alumnus and active in community affairs including 11 years as president of the University of Denver Board.
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Robert W. Selig
Denver
National Theatres
National Theatres & Television, Inc
I. Spencer Leve
Selig
Will Conttiue
Fox Inter-Mountain Theatres
Fox Inter- Mountain
Cripple Creek
Colorado
University of Denver
Olive
Robert, Jr
Irrigation Association Convention to Convene in Sidney
The 168th annual Nebraska State Irrigation Association convention will be held in Sidney at the Fort Sidney Hotel December 7 through 9, with the Nebraska Reclamation Association also meeting. Noted speakers include LaSelle Coles and Dwight Burney, addressing water supply, groundwater, and irrigation issues amid Nebraska’s growing population and looming shortages.
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Ivan Liljegren
Nebraska State Lriation Association
Sidney
Fort Sidney
Nebraska Reclamation Association
Nebraska
LaSelle E. Coles
National Reclamation Assocation
Prineville
Ore
Nebaska
Dwight W. Burney
Floyd E Dominy
US Department of Interior
Washington, DC
Notable Denver Leader Joins Civic and Cultural Boards
The record lists a man serving as trustee and vice president in multiple groups including Mile High United Fund and Central City Opera House Association. He holds Colorado chairmanship for a Crusade for Freedom and sits on boards such as Better Business Bureau and Downtown Denver Improvement Association.
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Mile High United Fund
Cental City Opera House Association
Colorado
Crusade For Freedon
Better Business Bureau
Dowtown Denver Improvement Association
Cherry Creek Bank
The
Rocky Mountin Corporation
Colorado Visitors Bureau
Theatre Owners of America
Selig
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Doctor
Public Service
University of Denver
Beta Gamma *Pma
Omera Delta Kappa
Up’ Fraternity
Kimball Strip Adds Segment to Nebraska Interstate Route
Nebraska Dept of Roads reports 479 of 4889 miles of Interstate highways either completed or underway as of now. A breakdown shows 396 miles of completed sections open to traffic and 25 miles finished but not yet opened.
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Kimball
Nebraska
West Lincoln
Lincoln Air Force Base
Waverly
Gretna
96Th St
35Th St
Omaha
Grand Island
Milford
Frederick St
Dewey Ave
31St
Grover Interchange
28Th
Dodge
Missouri River Crossing
Rt. 180
Lincoln Access
North Platte
Wood River
Gilbert
Quest for New Industry Aims to Boost Sidney
Sidney’s new industrial group led by Leo Krieger seeks $25,000 to establish a functional organization. Pat Morris of the Nebraska Division of Resources urges persistent campaigns and local facilities to attract new industry, noting luck and organized financing as keys to payroll growth beyond agriculture.
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Moeris Acto
Nebraska
Reai
Mary di
Mie Stae
Wen
Sidney
Leo Krieger
Krieger
Nebraska Industrial Development Amendment Boosts Growth
The Division of Nebraska Resources ran an ad in The Wall Street Journal stating Nebraska voters approved an Industrial Development Amendment on November 8. It authorizes counties and municipalities to issue revenue bonds to acquire sites and build facilities for lease to expanding or relocating industries. The notice highlights favorable labor, tax policy, right to work, cheap power, and climate for business, inviting inquiries and urging prompt responses.
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Division of
Nebraska Resources
Wall Street Journal
Nebraska
Nebraka
Rensselaer Pioneered Lab Method in Chemistry
The first U.S college to offer the laboratory method as part of regular chemistry instruction was Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the 1830s. The issue urges readers to check the values within.
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United States
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Clark Gable
Clark Gasle Lore ViTnais Pea
Shai Mee Vater
Luzon
Allied Artists
Cartoon & News
State’s Irrigation Association
Liljegren
Irrigation Association Legislative Committee
Resolutions Committees
A L Hoyt
Nebraska State Irrigation Assa Attenam
E O Daggett
Farmers Irrigation District
Scottsbluff
William R Schuler
Missouri River Division
U. S&s. Department of the Army
Corps of Engineers
Corps
Floyd i
Surface Water Division
Geological Survey
Neb
Elvin Frolik
University of Nebrasa
College of Agriculture
Nooska
Chamber of Commerce
Wehe
Pat Morris
Nebraska Division of Resources
Morris
Virgin Wool
Pendleton
Rv el Swee
Mariliec
Eig
Jeffrey David Sm. Hunter
Jansseh
Patric Damone
Gwens
Richard Eyer
Johnn Larch
Miiko Taxa
Sid Williams
Michi Kob
Sessue Hayakawa
General Matsui
Stuart Whitman
May Britt
Good Housekeeping
Tim, Dutton
Oop
Marie
Halverson
Pizals
Beall
Sunkist
Oas
de Monte
Nash
Tin
Morreil
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