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Star-Herald from Scottsbluff, Nebraska • 3

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Star-Heraldi
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Scottsbluff, Nebraska
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choae John McGrath to oppose Glb- George Find Traces of AricijOiit People Federal Funds for University Orsat Britain and tka of Gsrmany is naturally bsing erred with the greatest interest by all nations which ara deeply oa-cetned with the preaerratkw of Hull' permitted reporters to quote him a ran procedure Btato department officials poctod to reoelra intHm reports of Thau Democratic eenatora also wars renominated: Adame of Colorado Overton pf Louisiana Thomas of Utah Brown of Now Hampshire -Hayden of Arisons and Dona of Washington RTalk tha ler conference between Adolf Hlt-mnd Prim Minister Chamber- Krailjr With rt tm War Criaia readout Arriven Automobile Upsets Woman Gets Injury Lincoln Sept 15 The Uhl- varsity of Nebraska received official notice today of a 9101360 PWA grant to aid In financing construction of additions and alterations to Raymond hall tha girls dormitory Tha project calls for eou traction of two units each housing II girls Don Love former Linoola mayor recently gavo tha university 955000 toward construction of one unit The other unit will ba financed through the agio of dormL -tory corporation bands igiiii is M-vnA- nfvlt arrlvi-d her short-VliH'k thli evening and liiHiYd lil special train relary of Stats HnlL Prs-r they dlKcuiaed Deshlar Nabr Bopt il W-Mra Cange Schmidt Deshlar wu tn hospital today with serious injuries suffered hi an automobile upaat after tiro blowout' near hero late yesterday Mr Schmidt tho driver escaped with cute and bruises nay wan with a party touring tar key farms to thla vicinity George Weetlngbauae Jr first patented air brakes to 1810 (MM bM rial Oesl another through Georg!" and defended hla opposition to supremo court and governmental reorganisation Georgia wu tha third -state to rataso tha president's suggestion that it ton out an Incumbent senator for a New Deal endorsee Provioualy South Carolina had renominated Senator Smith and Maryland picked Senator MU-lard Tydlnga over pruldentlal' disapproval A fourth teat occurs next week 1 New York when tho president hu urged defeat of Rap John Alap renominated In yesterday's primary wu Gov XL Rivera who ukad for an endorsement term to complete hla New Deal" program la Georgia The Incomplete returns gave him 141014 popular votes with 1 lead In 101 counties for total unit vote of 303 Running second vu Hugh Howell former chairman of the tote Democratic executive committee under Talmadge'e regime who received 135333 popular votes' for a lead in 57 counties and 136 unit votes John Maugham former 'eha(nnan of the state highway board wu third with 30101 popular votes and 8 unit votes trim tore State University Educator Beportson Findings Unoota Sept 15 (fV4r Earl Ball University of Nebraska anthropologist dlecloeSd today tha discovery of what hoi said la a new type of ancient Nebraskan 1 Tha discovery wu maday ha uld In excavations at Stanton and Ponca Dr Ball utlmatad this type of paopla lived Nebraska about L-OH yeara ago and wart a part of tha woodland culture Ha Sa they were characterised by kmc narrow aknlla and different type of pottery- and arrow points New Information discovered by this excavations proves definitely tho anthropologist uld that Nebraska la the farthest 'west these ancient people have be found Aa result of work this year university scientists hope to add several new chapters to tho early history 4 Nebraska and to tho continent in general Highlights of tha anrvay thla summer Included: Discovery the present town of PUger Is located 10 to 13 teat above tha remains of i lilrf creeutiva returning flail tn rinchoater Mina ih Hull fur 15 minutes ba-two loft the train' oai'V-lt lind gone to Roch-be pn-suiit during a gaa-atlmi un'hla son James tin preaidant arrived re Hull had issued the stall muiit to reporffts: iUIimIc conference today the prime minister of RGNG MAN lain in tlma for discussion by the president and the secretary tonight Word cam from tha special train while it was nearing Washington that hla rsgnlar preaa conference tomorrow had been called oft White honaa anthoritles said reaaooa" dictated thla decision 1 Mr Booaerelt was scheduled to apeak In Poughkeepsle Saturday to eommamorato Ne ratification of tha eoqatltHttoa bat this engagement was tentatively cancelled also for tha 'same reasons Aa the presidential special apod eastward crowds gathered at stations along tha routs At several points peopls i around tha print car and applauded apparently hopeful that tha chief -executive would speak to them Mr Roosevelt was said to bo busy with reports on tho International situation- how aver and made no rear platform appearances -At hla preei conference hart Hull said thla government had no pbserver at the Chamberlaln-Hltler meeting ghs meantime that Gnat Britain taken first ateps toward getting tha 4M airplanes aka ha ordered in this country Ltoenaao for arms and munitions exports to Britain totaling 11153-35345 warn tasnad In Angnat Tha department's report also Inca ted that Secretary Hull's ap-pealon June 11 to American mans-' lecturers to etop shipping airplanes to nations which bombed civilian populations was having an effect Licensee for only 9173 J49 of air-shipments to Japan wars laanad tn Angnat ramparod-wllh $1135413 wbrth tn July The licenses granted In Ahgurt ware to enable manufacturer! to complete contracts previously 'signed with Japan ancient woodland village With Each -r3F-v popular votes 'v onto Bute It what rhymes with 7" FRQGIL Oil HEATER ntble site -of no recent an origin It reveals tn groat detail tha beginning of tho white man's influence on tho Indian 9 Discovery of uveral mounds CO feet long 35 feet wide and nix feat Ugh which are now being excavated to determine whether they are trno-lndlan burial mounds A Uu of aerial photography in spotting archeological sites ed to report regularly to Parole Offloer 0 A Emery as demanded when the parole wu granted One Bid Submitted on-Beatty Property Elections in Brief As AmmMtt Fran Hen are some of the more Important results of thla voting in widely scattered states: gl a Senator Walter Georgs defeated Lawrence 8 Camp backed by President Roosevelt In the primary election for tho Democratic senatorial nomination Placing second In tho three-man contest in Georgia wu former Gov Engeno Talmadge For Baked time DowwDnft Hot-Bhet OR Heater Tha eggs 4 Insects follow hundreds of intricate designs- 91 Jl Higher Enrollment Counted at State a mMu tatam whkU Mta rneu Hasten tka rail kwmfef tnSn in Daws Draft aaaatrsrtlia Trlfla JaC arataw BARBS Senator Mlllsrd rm the Democratic renoml- vd-' Waw aaar ta laas rtaaa samlala flatak sal tka aa Bar-Das Baat DliactUa Tha estate of Wallace Beatty which includes tha swimming pool bath bouse garage and home on South Broadway has 'tentatively been sold to Mrs Elisabeth Staff! of BcottiMntt Ed HoMugahattL administrator for tho aetata announced yesterday Mrs bid will atand pending a public auction which will probably bo held within two tha Holllngahead laid The amount of her bid waa not announced As Low As $5951 at tha University of Nebruka started today with a alight Increase in enrollment over a year ago 6474 students pared with 6343 Approximately 450 graduate students have until Oct 1 to register and about 480 medical students and nurses will register in Omaha tomorrow tf yW'MSBVm 'z 7Ti i Rotarians Are Told About Tree Culture Reinhold 0 Schmidt Faces New Charges A DIETICIAN states that large of Europeans are not jesting-enough fat Still certainly 1 chewing plenty of it see jCmuMst the ombcmttitnent weather man the -pthtr day he predicted-rain and Hat toot the day tt didn't rate this year e- e- jlhg Japanese say they've found a-swayto keep their battleihipi from i being top-heavy Now all they need Is a way to keep the cabinet from being top-lofty A traffic expert discloses that one but of five drivers regularly ylshs his life The assumption is put the athe? four regularly risk somebody nation defeaUng' tha preUdehnai ly-pprOved candidate Rep David Lewis Republican Got Law Ik Borrows and tha three Incumbent members of congreu from Maine were returned to office In a general election a Democratic convention renominated Augustine Lonergan to the national senate Loner gan who had opposed some Roosevelt administration legislation wu opposed by Rep Kopplemann former Gov Frank Fitzgerald won renomlnatlon In the Republican gubernatorial primary Ha will fqce jEtaw Frank Mnrphy renominripriP4na Democrats wlthouBraKlm- primary eHSctlonfenomlnafed Senator Ernest GlbsgcJeni6cnts FURNITUBB STORE Comer Awe A St llth Car and Train Collide Lincoln Sept IS (P) Cirroll Durst 17 of Lincoln escaped in jury in the colllalon 4 hie autp-mobile with freight train hare iwan Bcottsbluff Rotariana wen given a lesaoa on how "alck trees ean be made wall sad other points on tree culture at their luncheon meeting at tha Lincoln hotel Wednesday whan Carl Norton ornamental horticulturist was guest posher Norton Meted honey locust and hackberry aa the beat all-purpose trees for this ana aa ha discussed proper can of trass of all species A graduate of Texas A and he baa bean working in tha valley for tha put two years today Ho uid ho wu unable to stop after hearing tho signal bell la ope performer at the Huff county fair opening Mitchell whom youngsters proluhly try to after the fair Is over Jack 1 the train of Wads and 111 present his own special fliwer hand stand cm la of 10 aa a part irformaiiro at the fair He riee a woman weighing 130 across the stage in hla id performs other feata of sud skill County Attorney Hush Clarke yesterday filed violation of parole ehargoa against Reinhold Schmidt In district court at Goring Schmidt wu freed In March after he pleaded guilty to chargee of embessllng $93 from Edgar 8 Kentner In tha complaint given tha court yesterday Clarke asserted Schmidt had passed five checks In Adame county totaling 14550 and that ha foil ft-'i RNINGtCIRCULTORS Prana Llait daring tha lut 40 yearo of hla life gave no 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