Week of War Dispatches From Rio to Natal and North Africa
Washington reports a week of war updates from the Casablanca conferences to Rio de Janeiro and Natal meetings with Vargas. Lend-Lease figures are detailed, with totals to Britain, the Soviet Union, and world shipments. North African drive plans progress amid casualties. Labor mobilization for farm production is outlined with goals to reach 12 million farm workers.
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Washington
White House
Liberia
Casablanca
Rio de Janeeiro
Natal
Vargas
Brazil
Edwin Barclay
America
Firestone
United States
White Mouse
Barly
Hull
Lesnaiiment
North Africa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
China
Lenel Ls Air
United
Unis
South Pacific
Russia
United Kingdom
Eisenhower
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Africa
Thas
Alams
Rad
National West Livestock Show crowns junior steer champion
Kennet Quayle wins junior division and reserve grand championship at the National West Livestock Show with his purebred Shorthorn Shorty. The event, despite travel and labor challenges, is billed as vital to beef seed stock supply and rural youth encouragement in stock breeding and farm careers.
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Drivery Cole
Westron
Shorty
Kennet Quayle
Yuling Quayle
Clarence Borger
Grover
Cole
Kenneth
Denver
Kenneth Quayle
Federal subsidy program boosts 1943 war production funds
A federal subsidy program totaling about 100 million dollars for 1943 aims to lift war funds and fiber output with consumer subsidies rather than farmer price raises. Congress is urged to raise soil conservation and domestic allotment act appropriations from 400 thousand to 500 thousand dollars to finance the plan.
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Witward
Congress
Union Pacific Lengthens Passenger Schedule Start Feb 15
Union Pacific announced longer operating schedules starting February 15 affecting nearly all passenger trains except the Pacific Coast Streamliners. Vice president F W Rolingon said mounting war traffic requires earlier departures and adjusted arrivals, with most trains to run at revised times.
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Robinson
Los Angeles
City of Portland
Chicago and North Western
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Trafic
Rohmstat
Pacific Coast
Gaiton Pacific Railroad
F. W. Rolingon
Groundhog sees shadow signaling unsettled stretch
A ground hog did not miss his shadow on Tuesday morning February 2 in this vicinity. Tradition predicts six weeks of unsettled weather ahead, with lingering winter conditions likely to follow.
Hoskins to retire from active life at Kemmerer store
A D Hoskins long time Blyth Fargo Hoskins Co Kemmerer funeral manager retires after over 25 years in business in the state since 1880 the dry goods department to be closed with contents offered at reduced prices. Editor salutes Hoskins as a trusted western community figure with public service history. Also notes school program and lunch elk gift, plus Mrs Barrett elected secretary of the 78 Club.
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A. D. Hoskins
Blyth-Fargo- Hoskins Co
Kemmerer
Mr. Hoskins
Something Extra Sunday Evening Service at Big Pine
In observance of National Boy Scout Sunday the Community Council of Big Pine hosts a Sunday evening service on February 7 at 7 PM featuring Rock Springs Cub Scout and Boy Scout ceremonies and a message from Lowell Larsen Scoutmaster. All parents and youths, especially boys ages 9 to 11 and 12+, are invited to attend.
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Community Council OF
Big Pine
Rock Springs
Lowell Larsen
Scoutamster
Congregational Big Piney Church Invites Weekly Services
The Congregational Big Piney Community Church invites all to Sunday services including 10:00 AM Sunday School 1:60 PM Evening Service and 8:00 PM Young People's Meeting. All are welcome to worship with Pastor Rev Keenan Sheldon and family.
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Big Piney Community Church
Cerme
Keenan Sheldon
Ranger Jim Lambert Heads to Kemmerer on Official Duty
Ranger Jim Lambert departed for Kemmerer at the start of the week to conduct business related to his official duties at Forest headquarters in that city.
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Jim Lambert
Kemmerer
Forest, Headquarters
Letters From Our Soldier Boys
Kenneth Daniels and Lester Olson write to subscribers from Seattle and Big Piney in early 1942, thanking readers for papers, noting censorship limits, and sharing brief personal updates on addresses, Alaska weather, and reuniting with familiar names.
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Priesd
George
Ward
Big Piney Examiner
Pig Piney
Big Piney
Alaska
Wyoming
Tig Piney
Lester G Olson
Forest Grazing Fees Set For Bridger Forest In 1943
Bridger National Forest will charge 6 cents per head per month for cattle and 4.6 cents for sheep in 1943 with increases over 1942. Rates are based on adjusted 1931 basic and regional livestock prices, reflecting higher cattle and sheep values from 1931 to 1942. Local notes include Ira Bailey visiting, county commissioners meeting, and several residents passing through Big Piney amid weather and holiday mentions.
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Bridger National Forest
Carl B. Arentgon
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