Wyoming Educators and Farmers Clash Over Bachelor Degree Policy
A Wyoming writer argues against a state move requiring teachers to hold a bachelor degree by 1962, citing teacher shortages, sparse rural population, and isolation. The piece supports Farm Bureau concerns and warns the degree rule could shrink rural teacher supply, with many teachers lacking degrees already.
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State Department of Educaion
Bureau Federion
Farm Bureau
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Ruril
P. S Amesican Senal
Poorer instruction now than grandparents five years ago
Professor Arthur Bestor of the University of Illinois argues that modern education has declined from the standards his grandparents’ era offered five years past, citing curriculum shifts and teaching quality concerns.
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Arthur Bestor
Uni
Notice of Retail License Application in Big Piney Wy
On November 23 1946 Ross Mesks filed for a Retail License at the Clerk’s office in Big Pine for a described premises in Lots 7 and 8 Block 3 Original Townsite Big Piney Wyemine. Protests if any may be heard December 9 1956 at 8:10 pm in the Town Hall Rachel A Scherbel Town Clerk seal dated December 4 1956
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Ross Mesks
Taylor Lacense
Big Pine
Big Piney
Wyemine
Rachel A. Scherbel
R. O'Neil
Wyoming
Congressman and Mrs Thomson Prepare for Washington Visit
The Thomson family heads to Washington for two weeks to attend meetings and the new Congress session set to begin January 3. He will also join top level drought aid talks as 12 Wyoming counties have disaster designations for federal food grain aid. Mrs Thomson searches for a Cheyenne home while the three boys stay at 3902 Day Avenue until school term ends. the congressman returns to Cheyenne around December 6 for a two week stay with his Cheyenne office remaining open in the Hynds Building.
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Thomson
Washington
Congress
Wyoming
Bill
Bruce
Casey
Day Avenue
Chey«nnne
Thomson Wil
Cheyenne
Hynds
Fraternal Society Meeting Announced at Masonic Hall
Fraternal societies hold meetings on the third Tuesday of each month at the Masonic Hall. Visiting members are cordially welcomed. Mable Brause is Worthy Matron and Evelene Nichols is Secretary.
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Masonic Hall
Mable Brause
Evelene Nichols
Gordon Mickelson
Frank Bray
Veterans research targets high blood pressure treatment
Six Veterans Administration hospitals launch a large scale study testing newer drugs for controlling light blood pressure and preventing complications. Drugs include pine, a tranquilizer, hydralazines, and three nerve transmission blockers. Patients undergo admissions with exams, then receive single or combined therapies and are tracked daily after discharge. After one year patients return for repeat lab and imaging to assess improvements.
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Veterans Administration
Wyoming Rep Keith Thomson Attends 1957 Sugar Quota Hearings
Congressman Keith Thomson R Wyoming visited Washington on November 26 for Department of Agriculture hearings shaping sugar quotas for 1957. The new quotas tied to U five sugar consumption are expected to influence sugar beet prices, a key issue for Wyoming farmers.
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Keith Thomson
Wyo
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Notice to creditors in estate of Margaret Pence Noble
All creditors and others interested in the estate of Margaret Pence Noble deceased are notified that the administrator will file a final account and petition for distribution with the Clerk of Court in Sublette County on or before December 15, 1956. Objections in writing must be filed by December 26, 1956, and, if none are filed, the administrator will seek final settlement on December 27, 1956 or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard.
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Margaret Pence Noble
Sublette County
VA study explores drug benefits using its clinical network
The VA notes a great value in its vast clinical and lab resources enabling scientific testing of drug benefits. Its large patient base, numerous hospitals, uniform methods, and long term follow up uniquely qualify VA for such studies. Results are expected to be reported to medical professionals and the public within a few years.
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Via Said
Examiner Advertisement for Perry T Williams Manager
Perry T Williams, Manager, announces publication of five consecutive weekly issues of the Examiner in Big Piney Wyoming starting November 15 with issues on 22 29 November and December 6 containing 27736 acres.
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Perry T. Williams
Big Piney
Wyoung
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