Bemis urges teachers to win Cold War in democracy drive
Yale historian Dr Samuel Flagg Bemis told Wyoming's 1949 summer graduates that American teachers must defend democracy and academic freedom amid external pressure from Russia and internal decay. He warned against labor monopolies and media excess while urging unity, national morale, and teaching by example.
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Laramie
Russia
Samuel Flagg Bemis
Yale University
University of Wyoming
Dr. Bemis
J. B. Bury Historan
Bury
Sheud
Communist Party
Bemis
Fourth International
United States
Soviet Union
Sumice
American Association of University Professors
Bomin
University of Wyming Summer Institute
Thurman Arnold
Ussr
Bernis
Hollywood
Feeme
Cordwell Hull
Bem
Antelope Permits On Sale August 27 at Barton Home
Notice to antelope license seekers that licenses will be on sale starting at noon on Saturday August 27 1949 at the home of Deputy Game Warden John J Barton for hunting in Natrona and Fremont areas.
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Natrona
Fremont
John J.barton
Masonic Grand Lodge
L&ramie
Aue
Marshall S. Reynolds
Cheyenne
Wyoming Masonic Grand Lodge
Reynolds
C. TD. Wiiamson
Hanna
Laramie
Grave Lodge
Sheriay
Hulbert E Mulholland
Sherdan
N. Bell
Rock” Springs
Pram
James B. Milstead
Chugwater
Floyd Wolland
Charles Roberts
Congregational Church to Hold Sunday Service
Services will be held at the Congregational Church at 10 09 a m Sunday Professor Preston Slosson from Ann Arbor Michigan will speak on Hack In His Own Place.
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Congregational Church
Preston Slosson
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Miss Vr ang Resigns as Teacher to Wed in September
Miss Briminna Vrang a teacher in the Clark School Evanston resigns to marry James Patrick Carroll of Long Beach California in early September. They will reside in Maracaibo Venezuela where Carroll will work as a petroleum engineer. Vrang is a USC graduate and Evanston native, niece of Mrs Mary A Murdoch of Big Piney.
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Briminna Vrang
Clark
Evanston
Board of Schoal Trustees
Miss Vrang
James Patrick Carroll
J. P. Carroll
Long Beach
California
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Carroll
Notre Dame University
Christian Wrang
University of Southern California
Evanston Herald
Miss Wrang
Mary A. Murdoch
Big Piney
Florist Returns From School on the Coast
Mrs. Arthur Duffy and her two daughters Lora and Margaret Dawn came home from Los Angeles after two weeks away. In Low they attended the Vern Jackson Plant Art and Design School where they studied flowers and wedding decorating and she earned a certificate becoming a qualified florist. While away Mrs. John Bertot ran the Duffy Floral and Gift Shop.
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Arthur Duffy
Lora
Margaret Dawn
Los Angeles
Low
Duffy
Vern Jackson
School of Flora Art and Design
John Bertot
Duffy Floral and
World War II veterans urged to apply for dividend payments
An Omaha report notes that veterans with G. TY Insurance for three months or more before December 31 1947 may receive a dividend. Applications will be available after August 2 1949 from the author or the local post office. Help offered in filling forms, if needed.
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G. TY
Omaha Market and Readjustment Allowances Report
Omaha livestock market shows third straight Monday of high totals with 80K stocker and feeder cattle and fat cattle selling steady to higher. Hogs and lambs posted gains amid a rally, while 1949 Readjustment Allowances paid to 756 veterans from Lincoln and Uinta counties totaling 168,132 amid ongoing postwar readjustment efforts.
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Omaha
Hicher
Notice of Dr Looney's return and clinic closure plan
Dr V L Looney has recovered from illness and will hold office hours at his residence 2 pm to 6 pm daily except Sunday. The Piney Clinic Board decided to close the clinic on September 1 through the winter months to expedite handling of freight trains through the terminal.
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V. L. Looney
Sunda
By Piney Clinic Board
Championship Steer Roping At Pinedale Sets New Record
The Pinedale steer roping event drew local and out of state spectators. Cotton Lee of Fort Sumner, NM, set a new world time of 15 seconds flat, beating the Rodeo Cowboys Association record by five tenths. First prize totaled 6 000 dollars from a 12 000 dollar purse, with Everett Shaw winning, Shoate Webster second, and John Scot third. Sponsors included Joe Johnson Finecale Rose Meeks King Merritt.
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Pinedale
Ramona Merritt
King Merritt
Cotton Lee
Fort Sumter
N. Mexico
New Mexico
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Dick Pruitt
Stonewall
Oklahoma
Everett Shaw
Okla
Shoate Webster
Nowata
John Scot
Miles City
Montana
Wer
Joe Johnson
Finecale
Rose Meeks
Big Piney
Kimg Merritt
Federal
Wyoming
West Themed Luncheon Highlights Artist Guild Meeting
The West themed luncheon at the Jewett ranch in Big Piney featured 24 members. The program included original compositions and contests won by Mrs. Bert Clark, Mrs. Eugene Pfisterer, Mrs. Peggy Pape, and Mrs. Robert Miller. Names of guests and hostesses are listed with future meeting set for September 1 in Pinedale. Titled items include a short story by Virginia O’Neil and an original oil Sweet Peas.
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Artist's Guild
Lora Jewett
Mary A. Murdock
Jewett Ranch
Big Piney
Bert Clark
Eugene Pfisterer
Peggy ‘Pape
Robert Miller
Grace Welker
Mary Helen Boley
Juanita Baker
C. Clark
Palmer
Coker
Jacobs
Jesse Budd
John Perry Barlow
Beth Richardson
Iva Mae Brown
Sub- Jette County
Brown
Pinedale
L. H. Brown
Madge Funk
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Thelma Jordan
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Granger
Salt Lake City
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Green River Star
Florist
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Wyo
P. I. Lynch
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State Employment News
Lincoln
Unity
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Geo. F. Senner
Lincoln County
Uinta
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