Personal News From Pacific Northwest Compres sor Station
Mr and Mrs H H Braney of Ditton Kansas visit the Hammons home for the holiday. Mr and Mrs John Stewart of Beatrice Nebraska arrive to spend Christmas with relatives. A Christmas day telephone call connects to Los Angeles and Foxchore Alaska. Visitors plan trips to Nebraska and Los Angeles to visit family.
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H H Braney
Ditton
Kansas
Fred Hammons
John Stewart
Beatrice
Nadraska
Hammons
Steward
Reatives
Los Angeles
California
Stewart
Foxchorege
Alaska
Lars Biewirt
Nebraska
Mr Bredley
Veterans Affairs seals GI policy conversion rights unchanged
The Survivor Benefits Act does not affect conversion from term to permanent GI policies. VA states convertible term policies remain eligible within one year of a date set by VA for conversion, while nonconvertible term policies are excluded. veterans urged to consider converting to permanent plans for protection though these can be costly with rising premiums.
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Veterans Administration
Local residents and visitors noted during Kemmerer week
Moon concerns insurance policy conversion as Mr and Mrs Keith Justinson and family visit Salt Lake City. Robert Lindermans vacationing in Omaha plan California trip. Jim Kimmel of Galjet and Kemmerer sisters attended Jobs Daughters. Perry Kathe and daughter Patrina from Calpet attended Jobs Daughters with Patricia honored queen. Local school board held regular meeting and school program last Thursday was well attended and enjoyed.
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Jim Kimmel
Galjet
Kemmerer
Jobs
Perry Kathe
Patrina
Kemerer
Calpet
Patricia
Savings Bonds Purchases High in State Past Year
John S Mackey Sublette County Chairman for the United States Savings Bonds reported strong investor activity in November with state sales totaling 653 3344 while November 1955 and seven months of 1956 show a statewide total of 8 358 626 28. County November sales reached 3064.65 and eleven month total 30 368 20.
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John S Mackey
Sublette
United State Savngs Bonds
Didson
Wycmuingites
Wildlife diet and behavior of coyotes described
A historical notice explains coyote diet with rabbits and rodents making up about three fourths of their sustenance. The rest includes small mammals and vegetable matter. It notes mountain goats as a horned mammal that sits on its haunches.
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Regujtarly
Wyoming Power Meeting At Governors Office Strives For State Supply
A second Wyoming power meeting was held in the Governor's Conference Room to discuss the state's power future. Attendees included Governor Tilford L Simpson Senator Frank A Barrett Platt Wilson of the Interior and Insular Affairs committee and various state officials along with Bureau of Reclamation representatives and Bureau of Reclamation staff from Washington Salt Lake City and Denver. The discussion focused on future power availability and Bureau projects for the upper Colorado region.
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Wyoming
Governors Conference
Capitol
Bureau of Recapation
Tilwad L Simpson
Frank A Barrett
Platt Wilson
Intenor and Insular Affairs Committee
Joroh Mahoney
Keith Thomzon
Wyoming Natural Resource Board
George F Guy
L . Bishop
Public Service Commision
Walter Hudson
Upper Colorado
E G Neilson
Washington DC
E O Larson
Salt Lake City
Utah
L E. Mathews
Temi Lindseth
Asses‘arn
Denver
Coloyatto, W
L Newmeyer
Denver Colorado
Kit fox sighting gaps in Wyoming wildlife notes
A fragmented wildlife note observes the kit fox, a shy creature, dying out in much of Wyoming and rarely seen, with scant details and missing context for full understanding.
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Wyoming
Candy Making Tips From County HDA News
Christmas candy is a holiday staple with tips on precise temperatures for cooking and cooling. The piece explains adjusting temperatures from real boiling points, using example figures from Torrington, and stresses thermometer accuracy and safe testing methods to avoid under or overcooking.
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Wyoming
Torrington
United States, the World's Fastest Ship, Completes Her 100th Round Trip
United States, the fastest liner, arrived in New York December 13th completing its 100th round trip between European ports Le Havre and Southampton with Bremerhaven in winter service. Since July 3, 1952, it has carried 312,878 passengers, averaging 3,128 per trip, with many notable passengers and a global roster of dignitaries, actors, and industrial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
le Havre
Southampton
Bremerhaven
Greece
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Prince Rainer
Grace
Duke
Dutchess of Windsor
Harry S Truman
Joan Crawford
Bob Hope
Marlon Rando
John Wayne
Rita Hayworth
Burt Lancaster
Jackie Gleason
France
Cardinal Spellavin
Deuter
Loree Salk
Ben Holin
Vic Seixas
Evangelist Billy Graham
Henry Ford III
Ford Motor Co
Benjamin Fairless
US. Steel
Harlowe
Curtice
General Motors
North Atlantic
Atlantic
First Lady of
Europe
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Steve
H H Bradley
Hoback Canyon
Jackson
Veterans’ News
Moon
Keith Justinson
Robert Lindermans
Omaha
Neb
John Gallemoe
Floyd Spencer
Kemmeter
SREB
Smith Brothers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Green River Valley
Frontier Supply Co
Kemmerer, Wyoming
County Hda News
Steda McKinstry
Kodak
BIG Piney Drug
Rena
LaBarge
Rena’s
la Barge
Sarranna
Stepp Orchestra
Ross Meeks
Big Piney, Wyoming
Middle Piney Lake
Fisherman’s Paradise
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