The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 5

Dr. Thomas Honored For Aid To Dentistry Dr. A. Thomas of Hitst- votoran Nebraska dentist, was honored Wednesday by the state graduate chapter of Delta Sigma Della, international dental fraternity, for his "contribution to the advancement of dentistry." The fraternity, meeting in conjunction with the Nebraska Dental Assn. annual convention in I.incoln, awarded Salt-Wahoo Proiect Benefits Cited For Area The completion of the Salt- Wahoo project will eliminate flood dangers in a 641 square mile area of land adjacent to I-incoln, Sunrise Optimist Club members were told Wednesday.

Not only will flood danger be gone, but control of the bottom area will enlarge the trade area, Richard K. Hulzen told the group. Tenllulzen, U.S. Soil Conservation Service member, said that 4to of the land Will he reservoired upon completion of diversion dams and other structures. The Upper Salt area should he completed by July, 1961, TenHul- zen said.

the R5-year-oId dentist, now retired, a citation in recognition of his many years of service to Nebraska dentistry. Dr, Thomas ha.s served as I editor of the Journal of the ND.A and is also a past president of the association. He is also past president of the National Assn. of Dental Kdi- tors. VVnite History Dr Thomas, whose hohhy IS history, has written a history of Webster County.

He IS currently writing a history of dentistry in the state and has been a chief contributor to the House of Yesterday museum at Hastings. In its closing sessions Wednesday, the Nebraska ilental elected Lincoln Dentist Dr. W. W. Lamphere president to succeed Dr.

C. K. Baker of David City. Other new officers include Dr. H.

A Merchant of Omaha, president-elect: Dr. Howard Yost of Grand Island, vice-president; Dr. F. A. Pierson of Lincoln, secretary: and Dr.

R. W. Ludw ick Jr. of Lincoln, treasurer. Delegates to the national convention of the Dental are Dr.

Lam-i pheie of Lincoln, Dr, Mer- Tax Petition Wins Backing Of McGinley Washington "I have had the idea for a long time that onr tax structure needed a good ovcraaiil," Rep. Don Gniley of Ogallala noted Wednesday in commenting on a petition presented to him. The petition, containing 6.t>00 Nebraska signatures. (ailed for Congress to give sf'fious study to makitig the greate.vt prtssible rediir tion in spending and reforming taxes to encourage expansion and growih of our econfimy. The propo.sal was ha.sed on a belief that lowering taxe.s would (Tf ate more consumer purchasing power, stimulate business and in turn the economy to the point where tax revenues greater than ever would result "It is a theory and belief that is worthy of tion." McGinley said.

fhnik that the suggestion of a study would he the best approach," Fourth Di.strict Democrat a d. carrying out of a study should hr in the hands of herause there is lifMe room for error at this point I iifffiln Thutsday, April 30 1959 RELIEVE itch tf eczema minor RJLSH and get long-lasting comfort with soothing lanolin-rlcH and SOAP State Dentists Pick Officers Newly-elected officers of the Nebraska Dental (left to right standing) arc Dr. H. Ludwick Jr. of Lincoln, treasurer: Dr.

F. A. Pier.son of Lincoln, secretary; Dr. H. A.

Merchant of Omaha, president-elect: and Dr. Howard Yost of Grand Island, vice-president. Seated is new NDA president Dr. W. W.

Lamphere of Lincoln. (Star chant of Omaha: Dr. cn Tcutch of Omaha. Rrcnnan of Omaha and Dr, and Donald Baker of David (Jtv. Stormberg of Omaha, set re- Dr.

Named tary-treasurer. Dr. Harry Scheffel of Oak- was named grand mas- (y 'Ub cj(9u (fljf najbis 'T-krtk. iptzK. as ike IZik Sf.

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evenings 6 to 8 GIFT for YOU UNION LOAN V. Current Rote All accounts insured to St 0,000 by Govt, agency UNION LOAN IS? ter of the Graduate Chapter of Delta Sigma Delta. Dr. Qiamtin Quay of Lincoln was elected worthy master. Other DSD officers include Dr.

Arlo Dunn, Omaha, scribe: Dr. John Klein, Omaha, treasurer; Dr. Bert Dienstbier, Omaha, historian: Dr. Herbert Jackson, Beatrice, senior page; Dr. Drahota.

Omaha, junior page; and Dr. Harley Balie of Lexington, tyler. The Nebraska Society Dentistry for Children, also meeting with the NDA, elected Dr. William Kramer of Lincoln as president. Other officers named were Dr.

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noon. Centennial Group, Cornhu-sker. Ram TP.A, Cornhosker. .30 and 7 15 m. Civil IWense, YVVCA.

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