Veterans to Meet for World War II Forum in Casper
A statewide World War II veterans meeting is planned in Casper on March 2–3 with committees from Casper and Cheyenne organizing speakers and a forum on problems facing veterans. A banquet, entertainment, hotel arrangements, and a tea for accompanying wives are planned, with UP FRONT cartoonist G. E. invited.
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John J McIntyre
Casper
Cheyenne
Townsend Hotel
Big Mauldin
G. Ee
UP Front
Casper Hotels
Reservat Erans
Cub Scouts Hold First Pack Meeting at Local Den
The Cub Scars held their first Pack meeting Saturday night with Cub Master Prantis Tanner and Den Mother Helen Tanner present. Each Cub earned a Bob Cat Pin as games and work were shown. Jack Gurney joined the den bringing his father to the gathering. ice cream and cookies were served. Frankie Bray, scribe, noted the community scene with guests from Middle Piney.
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Cub
Scars
Prantis Tanner
Helen Tanner
Jack Gurney
Den
Frankie Bray
Scribe
Tax relief hinges on cutting federal spending and taxes
Professor Harry Lurz argues the 1945 tax cut must be followed by drastic spending reductions to lower tax burdens. He cites 1946 revenue estimates around 26.5 billion, with potential further cuts for individuals and corporations if the budget is reduced to about 18 billion. He notes excise and miscellaneous receipts would drop, while urging voters to demand prudent spending now for tomorrow’s relief. He also mentions tuberculin testing programs funded by Christmas Seal drives in Campbell and Converse counties.
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Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
National Association
Converse County
Crawford Named Veterans Relations Officer at University of Wyoming
Leslie C Crawford is appointed supervisor of the veterans relations office at the University of Wyoming. President G D Humphrey announced the appointment noting Crawford a former Army lieutenant and ex Larimer high school teacher who will base in Merica Hall beside the veterans employment office. Dein R R Hamilton remains director and chairman of the veterans advisory committee with national scope across Wyoming Colorado and Utah. Faculty advisers include W G Solheim J R MacNee A A Bill H T Person R E McWhinnie and Forest Hall.
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Leslie C. Crawford
Veterans’ Relations Office
University
G. D. Humphrey
Crawford
Army
Lararie
Merica, Hall
Office of
Veterans’ Employment
Dein R. R. Hamilton
The
University Law School
Veterans Advisory Committee
Deas Hamilton
Veterans Advisory Council
National Education Association
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Wtarans
W. G. Solheim
J. R MacNee
A. A Bill
H.T. Person
R. E. Mc‘Whinnie
Forest Hall
Wyoming Plans 1946 Basketball Homecoming Week
University of Wyoming announces a first time basketball homecoming with a March 8 game at the gymnasium. Tickets to BP Oakes Athletic Director may sell out, with standing room only reported. The Tron Skull honorary group will host a homecoming sing and a Friday night dance, plus an alumni registration booth on campus. Other alums gatherings are planned, with Homecoming Queen to be chosen by the Student Board.
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University of Wyoming
Wyoming
University Gymnasium
BP. Oakes
Laramie
Tron Skull
University Auditorium
Thuweday
Wil
Athee University Gymnasium
Wyoming Union
Giles
Cremm-Leaher
Larame
Potter Law Club
Notice to Veterans at Howerton's Barber Shop
Mer FP Jordan representative of the Veterans Administration will be at Howerton's Barber Shop Tuesday February 19 1946 after 300 p m There is no doubt by anyone that the groundhog saw his shadow on Feb 2 and it looks like six weeks of winter weather will prevail.
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American Legion Auxilary
Legion
Mane Parre
Onal Ray
Shirley Luce
Craney
Community Hal
Marie Farrel
Inez Bennett
Unit
Mer FP
Jordan
Veterans Administration
Howerton
Christmas Sale Raises Total Near Last Year’s
Mrs Thomas Hunter campaign chair reports latest returns from the Christmas sale by the Wyoming Tuberculosis Association. National headquarters indicate the nationwide total matches last year’s, with final figures pending.
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Jaredh
Wyoming Tuberculosis Association
Thomas Hunter
Hunter
National
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards Livestock Report
The Los Angeles Union Stock Yards report shows overall lighter offerings and steady to firm prices across cattle and calves amid market restraint. Slaughter cattle ranged largely steady with top steers around 1785, heifers 1550 to 1560, bulls 1250 to 1400, calves up to 1550, and lambs steady to weak, as demand remains moderate and hogs and sows hold near ceiling levels. Arthur and Logan Homer joined the Commercial Club meeting after traveling from west of town last Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Texas
Arthur
Logan Homer
Commercal Club
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Clifton Frar
Ard
American Legion Auxiliary Notes
CUB Scouts
Robert. Springman
Middle Piney
Commercial Club
Winnie
Winston Churchill
Cester
Hidleah Park
Florida
John Clark
Churchill
Diane Cn
Asteiner
Arquette
ABC
Olegram
Allstar
Carl A. Spouiz
Center
Air Force Associaton
James Stewart
Lelt
James Doolittle
Washington
Harry L. Lurz
Public Finance
Princeton University
L. C. Crawford
Wean Veterans’ Relations
OFFIE
Pei Aa
Big Piney
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