Wyoming Update on Interior Budget Cuts and Yellowstone Impact
Wyoming residents in Washington report warn that a $1 million cut in National Park Service construction funds may affect Yellowstone projects. Unobligated balances are tied to existing programs, risking sealed or canceled work while committee action limits remedies. The note highlights broader federal spending, Shale pilot plant curtailments, erosion control funds, and rising rural electrification and extension service allocations. Miss Ann Loomis represented Wyoming at the Cherry Blossom Festival.
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Interior Department
House
National Park Service
Yellowstone Park
Park Service
Yellowstone
Senate
Wyomby
Forest Service
Laramie
Bureau of Mines
Department of Agriculure
Wyoming
Washington
Ann Loomis
Loomis
John Loomis
Cheyenne
Work of 4-H'er highlighted in state fair report
A 4-H story reached the public through a recent report to Miss Elizabeth Roniger state home demonstration agent leader. The 1954 State Fair featured the project again under the daily food class.
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Laramie
Sweetwater Home
City
M&s
Donna Lewis
Green River
Elizabeth Roniger
Wyoming Economist Ralph E Conwell Futur
A Wyoming economist named Ralph E Conwell is cited in the text discussing future economic trends. The fragment suggests an expert opinion on Wyoming's economic outlook, but details are incomplete and no specific events or data are provided.
Wyoming tourism boom seen lifting grand sights and economy
A Wyoming commerce report cites steep gains in park visitation from 1950 to 1954 with Grand Teton up 428 percent and Yellowstone up 195 percent. It forecasts a rosy decade ahead driven by population growth, rising per capita income, more leisure time, transportation upgrades, and Canadian travel, noting potential environmental litter alongside the growth.
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Grand Teton Park
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Wyoming Commerce and Industry Commission
U.S
Census Bureau
Endh Ag
Pey
Densley
U. S
Idaho
Wiiter
Yellowstone Park
Wind Rivers
Black Hills
Big Horns
Devil's Tower
Teton Park
Snowy Range
Pete
Big Piney
Sublette County
Child Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Message
A civic plea highlights traffic accidents as a major threat to children and urges motorists to drive responsibly. It argues that many accidents involve ordinary drivers, and calls for resolutions during the Child Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety program to protect future citizens.
Public Land Claim Notice for Lois C. McNinch
Lois C. McNinch of Big Piney Wyoming filed Desert Land Act claim for sections 18 to 20 in township 30 north range 112 west seeking final proof before U.S. Commissioner Lillian C. Allen at Pinedale Wyoming on May th 1955. Witnesses include Paul N. Scherbel Difford R. Daniels W. B. Carn and E. E. Clow all of Big Piney.
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United States Department OF the Interior
Bureau of Land Management Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Lois C. McNinch
Big Piney
Sexley
Whseml
Township
Range
6Th P. Meridian
Lillian C. Allen
U.S
Pinedale
Disimant
Paul N. Scherbel
Difford R. Daniels
W. B. Carn
E. E. Clow
ITS HAPPENING HERE Being moved by child victims of war
A reflective piece laments compassion sparked by images of war tied to pity for the poor and the suffering of children, urging empathy from ordinary people.
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Washington Report
Milward Simpson
Guy Sturgeon
R. T Helvey
Sheridan
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Ralph E Conwell
FUTUR
Hotel
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Brander Seg
Forks
Big Paney
JRS
F. Mickelson
BIG Pine
Horse Creek
South Piney
Ladie Osterhout
Fall River Basin
Postoffice
John C. Budd
Ware
F. C. Chapel
T. D
Twi Creek
H. L. Budd
ATOME
Perry T. Williams
la Barge Service
la Barge
Wyo
PINE
Piney
GEO. W. Hopkins Publisher
Wyoming Press Association
Nationae
Ea Association
Asspcigrigy
Roberts Electric CO
Rock Springs
Witte
DELCO
Big Piney Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Evelene Nichols
Naomi Hoyt
Big Piney Lodge
Brothers In
Frank Yose
Frane Bray
The
Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Postal Savings Depository No
Bill Sawaya
Avery
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