Disaster Aid Coordination Instructions Sent by Henninger
Brig. Gen. Guy N. Henninger coordinates Nebraska disaster relief issuing procedures to protect life and property during severe winter weather. He outlines dispersal of responsibilities to sheriffs, town officials, and disaster committees, with American Red Cross aiding families as needed.
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Guy N. Henninger
Nebraska
Peterson
Wes
Henhifger
Exrinwads
Spaietat
Symbol signals and disaster prep guidance voiced by Nebraskan official
General Henninger discusses basic beacon symbols for aircraft in isolation, including N for no, Y for yes, F for food requests, two-bar medical signals, and LL for all clear, framing as a form of basic first aid knowledge. He ties preparedness to Red Cross relief and state disaster plans with local resources and National Guard readiness. The piece names several local individuals and notes wedding gifts and ads in The Telegraph.
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Henninger
American Red Cross
Nebraska National Guard
Local Social Notes Include Death, Visits and Travel
South Sund residents share calls at the Dickinson home while word arrives of Otto Blendie’s sudden heart attack death in Johnson Nebraska. Sheriff E M Brown and Mrs Brown of Sterling attend dinner with Glenn Dickinson. A Denver trip by Barnhart Houser and Dickinsons adds a business pleasure note, and a shower honors Ivan Cooky with many Sterling Fort Collins and Fleming residents attending social events.
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B. J. Barnhart
Eddie
Dorothy
Frank Kokes
B.J. Barnhart
Wilbur’ Houser
Glenn Dickinson
Bonnie Jo
Denver
Ed Ahlberg
Joe Radolph
Ivan Cooky
Messrs
Mesdames E. Brown
T. A.bonser
B.‘C. Bonser
D. B. Stankard
Sterlng
Clemmens Einspahr
Fleming
H. E. Bonser
Fort Collins
Steve Tilzhman
Allen
Herman Kahl
Frank Keokes
Glenn Diokinson
Maurice Clevenger
John
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Nassner
Shone
Fred Carlson
Potter
Sidney Draw Road
New Green
Lila Allman
the Telegraph
Sidney
Hamilton
Wm. Sachs
Dalton
J. C. Livoni
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Osborn &Osborn
R. Madsen
Illinois
Chappell
Forrest Street
Osage
East Door
Omar Court
Osborn & Osborn
W. P. Ackerman
Osborn & One
J. A. Livingston
14Th Street
Nebr
George’Fricker
Auttenders
Hecker’s
Cheyenne
County Dairy Association
Smith-Corona Sterling
Monarch Combination
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
9Th Ave
Platte Valley
Cliff Russell
Ellsworth Bldg
10Th Ave
Litt
We -Messing
Sidney Livestock Wades
Emerald Rapp
Wayne Rapp
Baldwin
Howard Kurz
Caswell
A. Barzain
Farmall H & H
Albert Mahr
Rhee Eawat
SAL
Flint & Walling
Carl
Hudson
Heinlein-Livingston Motor Co
King ‘St
Barney
Yscar McChua PS
RADIO
Crosley
O. P. Skaggs
Will
Frank Rhea
Italia
Harry Benzel
Hoover Vacuum Cleaner
Rebecca’ Fieming
Brooder
Ewart Swanson
Gurley
Rapp
Life
Time
Children’s
St. Martha‘’s
Guilt of the Episcopal Church
Rena McCleneghan
Call
BOB Gordon Sales Agency
Phore
Coleman Gas
Platte Valley Finance Co
Eldrege
Mercurys
Eae John’s
Sterling
Cole
Joe Dodds
THE
Bardy Furniture Co
Hiett
King
Smith-Corona
Eas
Grand Island Rendering. Co
City
Sidney Utilities
N. W. Bell. Tel. Co
Sidney Laundry
Rudy’s Inc
Levin
Petty
Carl W. Christ
Kokjer Motor
Cox
O. J. Weymouth
Petty Cash
Bagby's
Texaco
Winter Drug
Western Drug
Sidney’ Glass & Paint
Janda-Tobin Drug Co
L. B. Neuman
Chey. Co. Lor. Co
Rinehart& Co
Perfection
Neor
Stephenson
Peterson & Co
Hollywood Radio Pub., Inc
Educators’ Progress Serv
South
Foresman’ & Co
Iroquois Bub. Co., Inc
Creative ‘Arts Studios
McKnight& McKnight
McGraw-Hill Book, Co
W. B. Saunders Co
Prage Music Co
Chas. E. Wells Music Co
Bostitch
Markwell
South Sund iBy
B. E Dickinson
Turkey
Charles
Krueger
Aed
Aba
Sidney Livestock
Bieis
Alona
Farmers Co-op Grain Co
Bull Sale
Alliance
Ybraska Commercial Cattlemen
Thes Ran
NGE Atalogs
Jkebraska Hereford Ass'n
Central City
Proctor
Cols
Crook
Colo
Crook Ladies’ Aid
D-C
Ford
Pete Hechkel
Security State Bank
H.E. McKenzie
Buster McKenzie
J. Barnie Mabray
Pannen
Twit
Steefy Enree
Lee
Hagemeister Potter
Hereford
Association
Hereford Sale
Chappell . Sale
Sheri
Ock
t-Francis
Kensas Jos
McMillen
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