Record of 1944 U.S. oil output and private enterprise resilience
The article notes U S crude oil production reached 1 678 000 000 barrels in 1944, a record yet insufficient for Allied military needs. It credits private oil companies storing millions of barrels above ground and lauds free enterprise for outdoing governments in production. It quotes Liberty and a soldier praising freedom as a wartime privilege.
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United States
United Nations
Psope
Lecred
New York
Europe
Freehold
Wight
Incg Trl News Review
Valley ranchers expect normal water supply this season
Badger National Forest reports that Star Valley ranchers should have a normal water supply for irrigation. Snow surveys show Greys River and Salt River drainage snowpack near normal, while Upper Green River watershed is only three percent of normal. Early season remains favorable, with later supply less certain.
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Eremmerer
Wyo
Badger National Forest
Star Valley
Green River
Bridger National Forest
Greys River
Salt River
Tower Mountain
Aigh Mountains
Supervsor
R B Johnson
Arigahon
Orthopedic Conferences Planned for Crippled Children
Universal screening conferences for crippled children under twenty one are planned in Cokeville and Rock Spring Wyoming under the Wyoming State Board of Health. Sessions run May 4 at Cokeville Grade School 930 to 130 with Dr Gordon Whiston and May at Rock Spring General Hospital 100 to 230 with Dr Gordon Whiston. Eligible children may attend. physicians should refer new patients to the State Board of Health. Old patients require invitation.
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Cokeville Grade School
Sordon, Whiston
Rock Spring Wyoming General Hospital
Gordon Whiston
State Board of Health
Wyomier State Board of Health
Card of Titans expresses thanks for rescue and search efforts
Mr. Dick Jolson and Robert R. Johnson express sincere appreciation to all who helped in the search for and recovery of the bodies of Dick Johnston and Orange Olsen and the rescue of Bob Brown after their plane went missing on a wild game mission March 2, 1945.
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Dick Jolson
Robert R. Johnson
Dick Johnston
Orange Olsen
Bob Brown
Wittons Visit Relatives and Fish Opening Day Catch
Mr and Mrs Mick Witton and Carper visited relatives at Pinedale on Monday and friends in Biz Piney returning. Mick reported a nice trout catch in TaBarge creek on Sunday morning, the opening day of the fishing season.
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Mick Witton
Carper
Pinedale
Biz Piney
Mick
TaBarge Creek
Householders May Apply For Home Canning Sugar Now
Wyoming housewives may apply for canning sugar starting April 1 1945 per OPA Wyoming District ration specialist Loren Carrutt. Applications may be mailed to the local War Price and Rationing Board with Spare Stamp 13 from War Ration Book Four for each covered family member. Each approved applicant receives five pound sugar coupons plus one pound per person. limit is 20 pounds per person for the season and totals may not exceed 160 pounds per family.
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Wyoming
Loren Carrutt
OPA
Cwnutt
Curnutt
Larkspur Ranked Most Poisonous to Livestock
DARAMIRE April 2. University of Wyoming scientists warn larkspur is the most dangerous range plant to cattle and horses, with toxicity varying by growth stage. Early growth and post bloom seeds pose risk. animals may crave seed pods. University bulletins outline range poisoning threats and research leader A Beath notes national study emphasis.
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University of Wyoming
Atv
Department of Research Chemistry
Laramie
O A. Beath
Wyoming State Farms Progress Report
Wyoming state farms have operated for agricultural research almost continuously since 1891. J. A. Hill once led the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture and the experiment station. W. L. Quayle heads the experiment farms. superintendents include A. L Nesom Archer Paul K Thompson Ralph J Hyer Afion and Leo Paules Torrington.
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Laramir
UNS
Wyoming State Farms
University of Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
Wyoming
J. A. Hill
Colege of Agriculture
Unversity
Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
W. L. Quayle
Experiment Farms
A. L Ne'som
Archer
Paul K. ‘Thompson
Gillette
Ralph J. Hyer Afion
Leo Paules
Torrington
Teacher claims gum and candy ban challenged by pupil
A county school teacher enforcing a no candy and no gum rule suspects a student named Johnny of hiding a lump in his cheek. The pupil insists he is only cooking a prune to eat at recess, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding reported by the Wichita Eagle.
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Johnny
Wichita
Predatory Animal Board Meeting Set for Subette County
The Predatory Animal Board will meet on April 12 at 2:00 in Court Mouse Pinedale. Officials from Gub Lote County will discuss the rate of levy on sheep valuation for the Predatory Animal fund. Mar 29 Apr 5.
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Subette County
Pinedale
Meni
Gublote County
Predatory Animal Fund
Oil Gushers Needed in Wyoming Area
Casper Tibune reports exploration in Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain region aims to exceed 1934 levels with about 60 crews in the area. Plans call for 26 to 30 important well candidacies this year as South Elk Basin's Continental Oil Co discovery continues to show potential. Deep drilling and third aril stem test prep are noted amid rising activity.
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Casper
Casper Tibune- Heraxi
Wyoming
Rocky Mourchant
Rocky Mountain
the Tribune
South Elk Basin
Continental Oil Company
Tenrleep
Dr Holland Takes Charge at Hospital in Evaston
Dr J H Bolland assumes control of Wyoming State Hospital Evaston after Dr McEnnery resigns. The hospital serves 620 patients and faces an emergency in care provisions during the transition. Roy Matthews is listed in the report.
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DR. Holland
Wyoming
Evamston
McEnnery
Holland
Roy Matthews
Wyoming urged swift completion of agricultural census
Governor Lester Hunt called for full cooperation of Wyoming farmers and ranchers to complete a wartime agricultural census within weeks. He said the data would aid the War Food Administration and OPA in planning programs, addressing potential food shortages, and guiding production shifts for beans potatoes livestock and vegetables.
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Cheyenne
Lester
Hunt
Wyoming
OPA
Yarume
Proclamation Urges National Clothing Drive in Big Piney
Mayor G. T. Morgan proclaims April 1 to 30, 1945 as United National Clothing Collection Month in Big Piney. He urges all organizations and citizens to donate used clothing and footwear to aid war relief efforts led by Henry J. Kaiser and regional committees, with hospital manager appointment noted as pending approval.
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President's War Relief Control Board
Presidents War Reef Gentral Board
United Nations Relief and Renabilitariom
United National Clothing Colection
United States
Henry J. Kaiser
Amerea
Women
Be Piney
I. G. T. Morgan
Big Piney
Wyoming
United National Clothing Collection
G. T. Morgan
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