State Board appoints officers for Wyoming institutions
The State Board of Charities and Reform on February 8 approved a complete slate of appointments including a general superintendent for the Wyoming State Hospital at Evanston, a superintendent for Hofferings Park at Thermopolis, doctors and dentists for the Children's Home at Casper, a penitentiary warden, penitentiary doctors and dentist, a state probation officer, an assistant state probation officer, and a chief clerk for the Wyoming Industrial Institute at Worland.
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State Board of Charities and Reform
Wyoming State Hospital
Evanston
Ho Fferings Park
Thermopolis
Childrens’ Home
Casper
Penitentiary
Wyoming Industrial Institute
Worland
Evans- Low
Halland
Holland
Veterans’ Sanity Board
Tolland
Army
Kvagston
Uinta
Hansleugh Welfare
Uinta County Selection Service Board
American Legion
Hot Springs Park
H. Scott Tayln
Navy
Rose Rapidy Te
Dartmouth
Cornell University
Wyoming
Herbert L. Harvey
J. Drew
Chickins
W. Miller
Miller
F. B. 7 National Police
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Crum
Rawlins
Crum
Army Medical Corps
G. G. Stoddard
Peniten
Probation and medical staff appointments announced
Dr. Stollard and Dr. Crum will begin medical services on April 1 in Rawlins. Norman Baillie of Laramie named State Probation Officer also to start April 1 with prior roles as Chief Clerk in Albany County District Court and in the Secretary of State office and Navy veteran. Harold Bacheller of Casper named Assistant State Probation Officer with offices in Casper. former Deputy State Attorney General and long parole work experience in Natrona and Niobrara counties.
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Uary
Stollard
Rawlins
Crum
Stoddard
Norman Baillie
Laramie
Baillie
Albany County
Secretary of State
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Mir
Harold Bachetler
Casper
Bacheller
Genral
Helso
Natrona
Niobrara
Congressman Barrett Takes Up Fight to Abolish Jackson Monument
Washington Feb 1 Representative Frank Barrett of Wyoming reintroduces a bill to abolish the Jackson Hole Monument and restore the area to its former status. The measure echoes a 1944 proposal vetoed by President Roosevelt. The monument’s creation reduced grazing land for cattlemen and cut state tax revenue.
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Washington
Frank Barrett
Wyoming
Jackson Hole Monument
Congress
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Barrett
Wynring
Veterans urged to reinstate NSLI in Wyoming drive
A statewide campaign led by prominent Wyoming citizens aims to urge veterans to reinstate lapsed National Service Life Insurance policies. James B. Ables said the VA plan, backed by General Omar N. Bradley, targets about 15 825 Wyoming veterans with two months premiums required for reinstatement. An insurance task force will visit the area in March to support the drive.
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Wity
NSLT
Wyoming
NSEI
Point Ortb
NSLI
Ten Sherwin Joins Staff Washington
Sherwin a Wyoming newspaper man recently completed three years service with the Army has joined the staff of Senator B V Robrsnsen He is the son of W G Sherwin Cody and formerly worked for Cheyenne Rock Springs and Cody papers He has been with a Salt Lake City paper since last September and is a University of Wyoming graduate Mrs Sherwin and their young daughter reside in Cody for now.
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Ten Sherwin
Washington
Ted . Sherwin
Wyoming
Army
B. V
Play cast chosen for upcoming Bite Piney-LaBarge event
At a Reachar meeting of Bite Piney LaBarge No 18 on Feb 2 nine committee members were appointed to meet with the Auxiliary to select a cast for a forthcoming play. The play’s name and date will be announced later. Watch for this announcement.
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Bite Piney-Labarge Fost No
Auxiliary
Wyoming Sees Big Oil Prospects in 1947 Basins
State geologist Dr H D Thomas of the University of Wyoming predicts that five new oil formations found in 1946 point to greater discoveries in 1947. He cites the Big Horn Wind River and Green River basins as likely sites with many companies active in central basins. He notes Wyoming is the largest oil producing state in the Rocky Mountains and highlights public lands and grazing areas under new committee oversight.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Soe
H. D. Thomas
University of Wyoming
Thomas
United States
Thomes
X. Temas
Foctier
Great
Evra
de. Thomas
Committee Names and Roles in Public Lands Bill
A congressional group outlines the General Land Office scope including forest reserves national parks and monuments from public domain. Members listed span Republicans and Democrats from multiple states reflecting broad committee involvement in lands, irrigation, mining and Indian affairs.
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General Land Office
F.L. Crawford
Mics
William Lemke
N. Dak
R. F. Rockwell
Cold
D.P. Tayor
N.Y
Ariz. Clair Engle
Calif
E. H. Hed- Tick
W. Ya. Nlm
Redden
N. Car
J. A. Carvoll
Cola
Barret
Committee On Pity
Ip Lands
Eight Laws Signed by Governor Hunt in 1945 Session
Governor Les C. Hunt signed eight laws passed by the 29th state legislature. Measures include probation and patrol fund changes, probate docket provisions, livestock market inspections, absence of district court judges, and county clerks as budgeting authorities. The actions coincide with the legislature’s 1945 session adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleyenne
Dan
Leser C. Hunt
Hbij
S.J
County Conservation Committee Meeting Announcement 1947
A meeting of the County and Community Conservation Committees will convene at Pinedale on February 1847 at 9:00 AM. John W Blewin, chairman, says the session will outline the 1947 practice program and discuss farm plan goals and methods for price supports, production years, and crop insurance to improve agricultural conservation.
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John W. Bloor
Lewis Praises Robertson Audit Request for Executive Branch
Radio commentator Fulton Lewis Jr. endorses Sen E V Robertson's proposal to audit government expenditures since the New Deal began in 1932. He calls Robertson influential among Republicans in Texas and argues audits would reveal waste and justify funding decisions.
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Washington
Fiton — Lewis Jr
Sen. E. V. Robertson
Senaor Robertson
Terste” Mar
Lawis
Congress
Lewis
Appropriations
Sonnel
Robertson
Certified Public
Sublette County Farm Records and Seed Varieties Guide
County agent offers farm and ranch record books for budgeting and tax filing. Wyoming list includes spring wheat Thatcher Pilot Onas with irrigation and dry land notes, oats Bannock Colorado Bronker, barley Lice Velyou Frontier. agents provide seed catalogs and supplier contacts.
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Rancil
Sublette
Rancit
Groering
Wyoming
Thatcher
Farm Prices in 1947 Seen Sliding From Peak
A. W. Willis of the Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service predicts a downward spiral in farm product prices through 1947. He says the upward trend has peaked and raw product prices may fall for another year. Lower prices will reduce net income, affecting debt payments and living standards, unless farmers adopt stronger farm and ranch management and production plans to meet future price shifts.
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A. W. Willis
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Wyoming
Wredner
Will
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Jackson Monument
Vhs
Frank A. Barrett
Congresman Barrett
Grazing Service
Bureau of Land Management
Uncle Sant
Fort Collins
Colo
Leslie L. Craic
Ateevans Administration
Craig
Charles J. Morrison
Greek War Relief Association
Greece
GWRA
Greeve
Rusti
West 57Th Street
Governor Hunt
Tulton Lewis JR
Laudssen
Hirol
Hurich
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