University of Wyoming Announces Commencement Plans
LARAMIE April 20 Dr J I Dorrit president of the University of Wyoming will be commencement speaker at the graduation exercises Dr Thomas Stephen Bowdern president of Creighton University Omaha will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Bowdern born in St Louis Mo Nov 3 1892 educated at St Louis University ordained priest 1924 taught history at Loyola University Chicago and Creighton University 1931 to present Gov Lester C Hunt will attend the exercises and present diplomas About seventy five graduates expected First event May 27 President White chaired committee with Ralph McWhinnie and others to arrange activities including diplomas and possible honorary degrees
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Laramie
UNS
J. I. Dorrit
University of Wyoming
Thomas Stephen Bowdern
Creighton University
Omaha
Laura A. White
Bandera
Merrith
University of Minnesota
Bowdein
St.Louis
St. Louis University
Society of Jesus
Jennils
St. Ignatue High School
Chicago
Loyo University
School of
Edu
Ereditate
University Collge
Creighton
National Council of Catholic Women
Jesuit Educational Association
The
Catholic Educational Association
Nebraska Teachers’ Association
Omaha Educational Council
Lester C. Hunt
Ralph E. McWhintic
Universiy
Uiversity
Ivinson
University
Doctor White
Ralph EB. McWhinnie
Wilhelm G Solheim
H.T. Person
Foyd W. Hoover
G. H. Starr
Hayden Nichols
Senator O Mahoney Announces U S Military Examinations
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney of Wyoming announces preliminary competitive exams for July 28 1945 for two West Point vacancies and one Annapolis vacancy for entrance in 1946. Candidates must be Wyoming residents aged 17 to 21 and indicate intent to take the exam by July 1945 with concerns for those in the armed forces.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
United States Military Academy
Naval Academy
West Pont
Annapolis
Civil Service Commission
O'Mahoney
O' Mahoney
Conti
Wyoming Bank Deposits Rise Sharply in 1944 War Bond Drive
A. E. Wilde reports Wyoming bank deposits increased by over 25 million dollars from Jan 1, 1944 to Jan 1, 1945, two and a half times the state's 7th war loan quota, with Sublette County up 2 percent. He urges all citizens to buy to the limit of income or savings as funds are needed to sustain the war effort.
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A. E. Wilde
Wyoming War Finance Committee
Wyoming
Ioan
Lincoln Foundation funds $37,500 scholarship for arc welding study
The James Fincon Welding Foundation announces a $37,500 award program to promote investigation, study, and development of arc welding in farm operation and maintenance. University of Wyoming dean Jo A Hit helps approve participation rules. applicants are split into two divisions for producers and agricultural educators.
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Laramie
Wyo
James Fincon
Cleveland
Ohio
J. A Hit
College of Agriculture
University of Wyoming
Proclamation Urges National Clothing Drive in Big Piney
Mayor G. T. Morgan proclaims April 1 to 30, 1945 as United Nations Clothing collection month in Big Piney as part of a nationwide drive. The appeal cites wartime shortages of clothing and urges local groups to gather usable garments, bedding, and shoes for overseas relief coordinated with the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.
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Overseas
President
War Relief Control Board
President's
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation’ Administration
United National Clothing Collection
United States
Henry J. Kaiser
America
Big Piney
G. T. Morgan
Wyoming
United National
Estate Sale Hearing Set in Culbertson Guardianship Case
In the District Court of Lincoln County Wyoming a petition by Albert Lerzon guardian seeks an order to sell real estate of Frank E Culbertson an incompetent. The property lies in Sublette County and will be heard May 8 1945 at 2 30 pm in Kemmerer. Notice requires publication for three successive weeks in Lincoln and Sublette counties.
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Albert Lerzon
Prank EB. Cuhertson
Sublette County
State of
Wyoming
Sedon
Township
Kemmerer
Ancoln County
Lincoln
Sublette
Lincoln County
H. R Christmas
Fashion and finance shape America's postwar fashion future
A noted fashion authority argues the U S wool, cotton, silk and synthetic industries will drive postwar employment as war ends. She cites designer schools, warns against WPB M 388 limiting luxury fabrics, and urges support for American luxury brands while criticizing European fashion dominance.
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America
Mthelaphagen
New York
United States
Alice Hughes
Exsom
Miss Traghagen
War Production Board
The
New York Herald Tribune
Sylvan I. Stroock
Fred M. Vinson
Office of Economic Stabilization
Mr. Stroock
Mr. Stroack
F. Eugene Ackerman
American Wool Council
France
England
Mr. Ackerman
Obscene Outsized Threats Are Not Acceptable
A harsh, derailed remark uses historical tyrant names to threaten payroll savings. The line links infamous figures to political leverage, reflecting inflammatory rhetoric rather than constructive discussion. The piece showcases aggressive language and provocative imagery without offering any actionable point.
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University of
J. C. O Mahoney
U. S
Continental
Lincoln Foundation
LaBarge
Portsmen’s Club
Third Judicial District
County OF
Frank E. Culbertson
U. S. Army
John R. Snudsen
WAC
Army
Li Knudsen
Ethel Traphagen
Judith
Eva Sander
Ieal
Casper
Smith Bros
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Hitler, Hirohito
Poppet Mussolini
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