Malcom Budd Killed In Korea August 13 1950
A Big Piney community mourns Sgt Malcolm Lloyd Budd born 1930 who died in Korea. He enlisted 1947, served with the 1st Provisional Marine Brigade under General Craig, and earned sharpshooter medals. Survived by parents and three brothers. Also reports changes to Social Security benefits under the 1950 amendments, with substantial increases starting September checks and higher earnings limits for beneficiaries under 75.
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Big Piney
Dan H. Budd
War Department
Sgt
Malcom
Lloyd Budd
Sgt Malcolm Lloyd Budd
Budd Ranch
Malcolm
1St Provisional Marine Brigade
Craige
Sgt. Budd
Isless
Carl Bud
Record Prices Ow Replacement Stock Monday At Omaha
Stocker and feeder cattle prices reach new highs at Omaha with yearling stock steers 523 weighing 33.00 per cwt a record. Seasonal highs include two year old feeder steers 29.50 and yearling stock heifers 29.00. Western run totals 6500 as fat cattle trade steady to strong with steers 30.75 to 32.00 and cows 18.00 to 20.00. Replacement stock sold steady with 80 and 40 pound feeder lambs 28.25 and breeding ewes 27.40.
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Omaha
Expanded Social Security to Cover More Job Types
A revised definition of employee expands Social Security to include 250,000 more workers. The change extends coverage to full-time life insurance salesmen agent drivers and commission drivers delivering meats bakery products vegetables fruit products beverages except milk laundry and dry cleaning services. It also includes full-time traveling or city salesmen except house to house salesmen. Farm operators ministers and some self employed professionals remain excepted.
Power farming grows with petroleum drive in Wyoming
M. H. Good of Standard Oil says power farming is ready for a national emergency. Citing American Petroleum Institute estimates, farm horsepower reaches 760 million, up 53 percent since World War I. Tractors and trucks more than doubled since 1941. autos on farms up 34 percent. Wyoming now lists about 12 500 trucks and 13 050 tractors on farms.
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Cheyenne
Good
Wyoming
Rock Springs Named For Next Masonic Meet
SHERIDAN Aug. 29 The 15th annual communication of the Wyoming grand lodge of Masons concluded in Sheridan with Rock Springs chosen as the 1951 convention site and H E B Mulholland of Sheridan named grand master. He succeeds Marshall Reynolds of Cheyenne. About 250 attended the two day event with officers elected and re elected including C N Belt J R Milstead Homer E Zorn O H G Jacobsen R E McWhinnie F J DeForest H H Saunders Forest G Wheeler James C Reynolds Floyd Holland William F B Smith Shall Bennett Outsen William J Haines Irving E Clark Charles H Ralerts Alfred J Moltler.
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Sheridan
Wyoming Grand Lodge of Masons
Rock Springs
H. EB. Mulholland
Mulholland
Marshall 3. Reynolds
Cheyenne
C. N. Belt
J. R. Milstead
Chugwater
Homer E
William BF. Smith
Buffalo
Grand Mar
Shall
Bennett C. Outsen
William J. Haines
Evanston
Irving BE. Clark
Casper
Charles H. Ralerts
Alfred J. Moltler
Caspe
Witherspoons Leave for Sunny South Tour
Rep and Mrs Jud Witherspoon depart for a month long southern tour visiting Natchez Mississippi to see daughter Marjorie Louise Waldrup. They may be joined by brother James Witherspoon and possibly Frances McAllister of Blackfoot Idaho. They plan to visit their old South Carolina home while Jud campaigns for reelection to the Wyoming state legislature.
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Jud Witherspoon
South
Natchez
Mise
Marjorie Louise Waldrup
James Witherspoon
Frances McAllister
Blackfoot
Idaho
South Carolina
Jud
Wyoming
Kemmerer Gawere
Sublette County Official Primary Election Totals
Official primary results list multiple county and state races with candidate names and party affiliations including William Henry Harrison Homer Oxley T. C Thompson Rug Barhaug John B. Clark Sidney G. Kornegay Samuel L. Asher Frank A. Barrett LeHand A. Grieve Cc D Williamson Rucy Anselmi Carl A Johnson John J. McIntyre For Secretary of State Richard J. Luman J Dos Rogers Ben Nelson For State Auditor Everett T. Copenhaver Sam B. Morgan Robert W. Holland L Schlather For State Treasurer George Burke Paul W. Grossbeck Mitchell Raymond B. Morris For State Superintendent Verda I. James Benny L. Rebbe Jr Edna B. Stolt Glen Roge Yor Representative in State Legislature Joe L. Budd For County Clerk Heinie Summers For County Sheriff RS Bob Carlson Pete Freese Harry E Casey Klein J F McCormick Harry A. Schriver Charles Swanson G A Kelly Wilson Earl Tuff Alexander Chris Berg Paul Pape
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Sublette
William Henry Harrison
Homer Oxley
T. C Thompson
Rug” Barhaug
John B. Clark
Sidney G. Kornegay
Samuel L. Asher
Frank A. Barrett
A. Grieve
D. Williamson
Rucy Anselmi
Carl A Johnson
John J. McIntyre
Richard J
Dick” Luman
Dos” Rogers
Ben Nelson
Everett T. Copenhaver
Sam B. Morgan
Robert W. Holland
L. H
Schlather
George Burke
Paul W. Grossbeck
BR. Mitchell
Raymond B. Morris
Verda I. James
Benny L. Rebbe
Edna B. Stolt
Glen KK
Doc” Roge
Joe L. Budd
H. “Heinie” Summers
Local County and Precinct Election Ballot Listings
Voter rolls list County Commissioners Donald W. Jewett James Jorgensen Philip Morgan Marincie and Jake Pfieterer along with Coroner Francis W. Tanner Justice James A Greenwood George F. Guy William A. Riner and Superintendent Rosalie Hackett. Party committeemen span Pinedale Big Piney Pine Creek and Boulder precincts with names including Morton Spence George Moffat Ken Symes Carroll Noble and more.
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Donald W. Jewett
James Jorgensen
Philip Morgan Marincie
Jake Pfieterer
Doui
Francis W. Tanner
Roan
Justice
the Supreme Court
James A. Greenwood
George F. Guy William A. Riner
Rosalie EB. Hackett
RK. Carmichael
Pinedale
Morton Spence
Gordon Shaul
Ken Symes
Big Piney
Inez Bennett
Dada Masoner
Kendall
Nellie Rogers
D. Cora
Christina Noble
R. Daniel
Motlie Freese
Jennie Houston
D. Pine Creek
Edna Klein
Rachel Jorgensen
D. Piney
Mary Murdock
D. Boulder
Helen Evans
D. Hast Fork
Fredia Hittls
UW Home Economics Honor Roll Named for Spring Quarter 1950
The University of Wyoming announces the spring quarter home economics honor roll led by 35 students with averages above 2.00, including six with straight 1.00 quarters. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students are listed with numerous named students from Casper to Laramie and towns like Thermopolis, Saratoga, and Rawlins.
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University of Wyoming
Elizabeth J. McWittrick
Division of Home Economics
Hortense Burton
Aston
Barbara Reeve
Casper
Maxine Thomas
Cokeville
Marietta Trowbridge
Saratoga
Miriam Pietala
Superior
Barbara Anderson
Sundance
Marcille Ray
Big Piney
Kathryn Reusser
Ernestine Schierz
Rose Mary Schilt
Naydene Schunter
Mary McAuley
Laramie
Janice Burton
Betty Bagley Frome
Afton
Marjorie Ellen Heide
Alladin
Mac Wuthier
Banner
ChlarYene Sc
Torrington
Jane Eaton Brockley
Walden
Colo
Wibna McRevey
Alton
Frances Pilen Snooker
Gering
Nebr
New Pipe Project Planned From Worland to St Louis
Five oil company chiefs met in Casper at The Ohio Oil Company offices on August 29 to plan a new pipeline linking Worland Wyoming with St Louis Missouri. The outline cites collaboration among major producers to push interstate energy infrastructure forward.
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Casper
Ohio Oil Company
Forest Service Warns of Extreme Fire Danger Ahead
The Bridger National Forest faces extreme fire danger over the next two weeks with Labor Day recreation crowds. Assistant Supervisor RB B Johnson notes conditions worsen into fall, with man caused fires the main concern. six fires this year, two man caused, a record low compared to last year. Observes hazardous recreation sites along streams lakes and canyon bottoms.
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Bridger National Forest
RB. B. Johnson
Johnson
Bridger Forest
Meeting outlines new 1808 mile pipeline plan across regions
Line from Worland via Casper to the Wood River refining district near St Louis outlines collaboration among oil firm presidents. W K Whiteford of British American Oil, L F McCollum of Continental Oil, J Donne of Ohio Oil, I S Wescoat of Pure Oil, P C Spencer of Sinclair, and H L Phillips of Sinclair Oil and Gas also head Platte Pipe Line Company. The plan will found the new system spanning 1808 miles.
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Worland
Casper
Wood River Refining
St. Louis
Missouri
Oil Company
W. K. Whiteford
British-American Oil Company Ltd
L. FL McCollum
Continental Oil Company
J. ©. Donne
The
Ohio Oil Company
IS. Wescoat
Pure Oil Company
P. C. Spencer
Sinclair Refining Company
H. L. Phillips
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Platte Pipe Line Company
Ime
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Hazel Werner
Clodius
G. B. Hackett
John S. Mackey
Fred Graham
Ben Rahm
Ay ‘Amerin
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Wyo
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Forest Service
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Donald Meike
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