Dirksen Resolution Aims to Curb Federal Spending
The Dirksen resolution, referred to the Senate Expenditures in the Executive Departments, seeks a revised fiscal 1953 budget with expenditures held to estimated seventies levels. Fred W. Bennion of the Wyoming Taxpayers Association praises it as a practical way to cut costs without crippling essential services, urging Wyoming’s senators and congressman to support.
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Capitol Notes Show Little House Action This Session
Harrison reports scant activity in the House with administration committee measures awaiting action. The only major bill considered seeks a 10 percent pay increase for members, but the approach and potential amendments face in-house and Senate scrutiny. A separate note recalls Dora Straton’s study trip costs and a Price Stabilization snippet about an extemporaneous speech.
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Birth Certificate Prevalence Among Wyoming Babies
State Health Office data show that nearly all Wyoming births result in birth certificates. A 1950 analysis compared infant cards from Census enumerators with hospital records, revealing high registration rates and detailing regional variations across Laramie, Carbon, Surette and Weston counties, among others.
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Laramie
Carbon
Surette
Weston
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Lincoln dinner ticket info and event plans from 1987
The notice describes an upcoming Lincoln dinner with details on ticket distribution, venue at the County Building, and notices about broad coverage by the Wyoming Cowboy network. It mentions Social Security plans retroactive to January 1, 1987 and confirms coordination with existing law and staff.
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Unclear Senate Report fragment from January February 1952
Fragmentary OCR text from a Senate page reports on extended actions and tensions amid trade matters. It references dates in January and February 1952 and notes continuation from other pages, with unreadable phrases about a wasted week and a proposed extension.
Oldes Motor Vehicle in Wyoming State Update
In Wyoming state automotive listings and notices a fragmentary item references old vehicles and a company process. The garbled text hints at registration actions, company names, and a call for updated details, with mentions of Ford and automotive themes and a hotline. The exact actions and dates are unclear due to the damaged source.
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Fragmented OCR Note Sparks Partial Political Row
An unclear OCR fragment references congressional topics and a presidential tone. It mentions Gray and Republic with scattered terms such as Congress, crave, Washington and competition cues, lacking full names, dates, or events to confirm a coherent story.
Health Note on Tuberculosis Spread and Early Detection
A fragment discusses how tuberculosis spreads person to person and the need for early detection before symptoms appear. It mentions crowded living conditions and health measures, urging vigilance and prompt action to control transmission and protect vulnerable populations.
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