New Nebraska Laws Enacted In 1939 Legislature
A compiled list of laws passed by the 1939 Nebraska Legislature across departments. Measures establish cream grading fees, threshing liens, vaccination programs, university hog serum plant closure, six man livestock board, state appropriations, tax, road, education and public welfare provisions with effective dates ranging from March to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Reed
State Agriculture Department
Rossiter
University of Nebraska
Thomas
Appropriations Committee
Hastings
Carlson
Tvridk
Ashmore
Gutoski
Banking Committee
Johnson
Building and Loan Association
Adams
Judiciary Committee
Twdik
Dana College
Blair
University of Nebraska Regents
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Herrick
Garden
Perkins
Tordiks
Callan
Education Committee
von Seggern
York
Mekota
Gantz
J. Adams
Agriculture Department
State ‘Board of Control
Milford
Simar
Grand Island
State Board of Control
Prison - Industries Fund
Doyle
Douglas County
Dunn
Lancaster County
Schultz
Unn
E. Adams
Nebraska Liquor Commission
Garber
Machinery Branch At Scottsbluff Is Planned
The Nebraska Machinery company based in Sidney Cheyenne and North Platte will form a new Scottsbluff business this month. It plans to locate around June 20 in part of the Marquis building on West Seventeenth Street opposite Farmers Union Exchange. Temporary headquarters are rented from H S Stark Marquis administrator with plans to build a permanent facility on a suitable site. Busy Body Sewing Club met at District 36 on June 8 to start a new project and discuss dress choices before adjourning for a lunch hosted by Mrs Hockerson. The next meeting is planned for District 36 in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Machinery .Company
Sidney
Cheyenne
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Marquis
West Seventeenth Street
Union Exchange
H. S. Stark
Busy Body
Busy Body Sewing Club
District 36
History Of Interest From The Telegraph 14 Years Ago
A review of 14 years past Sidney items notes an accident near 12 miles SW of Sidney where a 16 gauge shotgun discharged injuring a boy. Social news includes Anne Radcliffe’s Chicago return party and multiple local visits, travels, and medical events. A special train event highlights a fast Omaha to Sidney run with Engineer Furnace praised for a record division performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidnéy An. and Vicinity
J. L. McIntosh
Anne Radcliffe
Chicago University
Joseph Sympdynes
Miss Radcliffe
Gus Granneman
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Milo Webster
Witters
Roy Greenlee
Presbyterian Hospital
Omaha
Albert
U P Officials Promoted Last Week
President W M Jeffers announced promotions at Union Pacific naming N A Williams as vice president in charge of operation and Otto Jabelmann as vice president in charge of research and mechanical standards. Williams succeeds Howard C Mann, relieved for disability, while Jabelmann’s is a new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Williams
Union Pacific Railroad
Otto Jabelmann
W. M. Jeffers
Williams
Howard C. Mann
Jabelmann
Manns Career at Union Pacific Ends as Health Fails
Missouri Valley native and University of Nebraska graduate Mr. Mann, long a Union Pacific engineer, rose to chief engineer in 1928 and then vice president before illness forced him to retire. New appointments include Cahill as eastern district general manager in Omaha, Paulsen as south central district general superintendent in Pocatello, Titus Idaho division superintendent in Pocatello, Gogerty eastern district assistant general superintendent, and Stanley Smith western district motive power assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mann
Missouri Valley
Iowa
University of Nebraska
Union Pacific Service
Jeffers
Mann
Charles P. Cahill
Eastern District
Mr. Williams
Omaha
Fred C Paulsen
Pocatello
Southcentral
R. E. Titus
Idaho
John Gogerty
Stanley C. Smith
Western Districts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olympia
Washington
Senate
Lawrence Smoyer
Albion
sand_ hills
William Wathen
Carsten
Louisville Platte River Highway
Reavis
Joe Murray
Sioux City
Jerome Brazda
Wisner
Hopper
Lincoln State Hospital
Miller
State Insurance Department
Legislative
Liquor Commission
Craven
Nebraska Supreme Court
Peterson
Naducation Schools
Tyrdik
Omaha School Board
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Brodecky
iFish
Missouri River
Agricultural Committee
State Game Commission
Platte River
Dodge and
Saunders
Douglas
Tvrdik
State Fair Commissioner
Legislative Council
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Lambert
Norman
Omaha-Douglas
Gutoshi
Thornton
U. S
Howard
Colorado
South Dakota
State
Brady
State Securities Bureau
Insurance
Banking Department
State Board “of Control
Ne Deen
O. G. Maley
J. O. Maley
Howard Maley
H. F. Mantor
Will Shoemaker
Ernest Worden
U. P
Clayton Radcliff
Cedar Creek Ranch
Mesdaimes Greenlee, Knox
Washburn
Sund
Charlie Hornaday
Shoemaker
Frank King
North River Ranch
Florence Kurz
Christ Episcopal Church
P. A. Griffith
Fort Sidney
Twenty-First United States Infantry
J. A. Carly
Josie
Rodd
Carly
Will Carly
Union Pacific
Henry Doran
John Bettendorf
West Omaha
Leo J. Thomas
Sidney Wednes
Fein
Dofranée’ Dha
O. &. N. Railway
John Furnace
Cheyenne Depot
Engineer Furnace
Dorrance
Smith
George’s Compound
Thayer
Potter Frandsen Drug
Dalton
Western Drug Company
Sidney Call
Lou Schuaner
4Th Ave
Telegraph
Sidney Drug
Oliver Grainmaster Combine
Scherer
Blome
OS Sas
Springfield Fire and Marine
Fidelty-Phénix
Aetna
Hartford
National Security
Westchester
Glen Falls
W. P. Ackerman
Wrest Ap
Costes Ars Hes
Insye
Avery
Sidney Parts and Bearing Company
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