Lincoln Speakers Named for National Agricultural Youth Institute
Lincoln to host the National Agricultural Youth Institute August 14 to 25 with Secretary Orville Freeman and leaders from across agribusiness. Morton Adams, Francis Ferguson, Paul Cornelien, Ed Glennon, Lane Palmer, Gary Swan, Richard Hough and others will speak on food processing, farm credit, livestock feeds, agricultural communication, farm equipment and more during a five day NU seminar, farm visits, and a four day 4-H camp. Delegates from 49 states and Puerto Rico join 50 Nebraskan youths for the Centennial Year event at the University of Nebraska East Campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Orville Freeman
National Agricultural Youth Institute
University of Nebraska East
Morton Adams
National Canners Assn
Francis E. Ferguson
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Wisc
Paul F. Cornelien
International Ralston Purina
St. Louis
Ed Glennon
American Feed Manufactures Assn
Lane Plamer
Farm Journal
Philadelphia
Gary Swan
Future Farmers of America
Jasper
N. Y
Richard Hough
International Harvester Co
Chicago
E. F. Frolik
NU College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Nebraska Centennial Commission
Puerto Rico
Nebraska
Indiana Men At Horniceks Dinner Guests
Indiana men Albert Hornicek and Red Hall were dinner guests Tuesday at the Hornicek home. Gene Bonkiewicz of Cheyenne, Wyoming spent Saturday in the Joe Bonkiewicz Jr. home. Mrs Marie Johnson was a guest in the Russell George Sr. home Monday. Mrs Marvin Bartling spent Wednesday afternoon in the John Barnhart home. Mr and Mrs Glenn Weller spent Monday and Tuesday in the Joe Benkiewicz Jr. home. Mr and Mrs Joe Zimola and Mrs Dale Dedic and family of Longmont Colorado were guests in the Joe R. Hornicek home Wednesday and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hornicek
Red Hall
Indiana
Hornicek
Gene Bonkiewicz
Cheyenne
Wyo
Joe Bonkiewicz Jr
Marie Johnson
Russell George Sr
Marvin Bartling
John Barnhart
Glenn Weller
Joe Benkiewicz Jr
Joe Zimola
Dale Dedic
Longmont
Colo
Joe R. Hornicek
Frontier and Central Airlines merger creates fourth largest U S carrier
Stockholders of Frontier Airlines of Denver and Central Airlines of Fort Worth overwhelmingly approved the merger to form a 12 600 mile route system, the fourth largest in the United States. Over 99 percent backed a two for one stock split and Frontier outlined plans for jet powered expansion including Boeing 727-200s and DC-9-30s plus Convair 580 aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Frontier Airlines of
Central Airlines of
Fort Worth
United States
Lewis W. Dymond
Frontier
Dymond
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Youth Institute
South Sund News
Horniceks
Frank Henzl
Jerry Miller
Boulder
Air
Don Lukens
Crook
Kenneth Tilghman
Paul Kaiser
Sterling
Louis Hroek
Columbus
Ohio
Don Miles
Chappell
Earl Cruise
Mark
Mason
Arizona
Montana
Utah
Moagy
Lewistown
Miles Cory
Silver City
Nurley
Dewiner
Powell Lovey
Chadron
Bismarck
Mandan
A. Dakota
Rapid City
Palliance — North
Scottsbluff Platte
N. Dakota
Airlines
Frontier Airlines, Inc
Mexico
Central Airlines, Inc
Amarillo
Hastings
Advant Akansas
WYCON
Wycon Chemical Company
Royal Chemical Company
Sidney
E. Front St
Kimball, Nebr
Telegraph
Cen
Nebraska Motor Carriers’ Association
South 13Th Street
West
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Cheyenne County
Farmers Co-op Elevator Co
Lodgepole, Nebr
Potter Co-Op Grain Co. Fotter, Nebr
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil
Sidney — Potter — Dalton
Farmers Co-Op Grain Co
Nebr
Dalton Co-operative Association
Dalton
Farmers Union Co-op Association
Gurley, Nebraska
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