Wyoming Economist Urges Federal Reform in Spending and Taxes
A Wyoming economist Ralph and Conwell advocates to shrink federal spending and revamp taxes. He cites Hoover Commission findings on potential savings, including billions, with $100 million from forms cuts and $150 million in transportation waste. He supports income tax reforms and criticizes high rates and double taxation while noting international rivals lowering rates.
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Uncle Sam
Bird
Virnginia
Econim
Paul Dowzios
Canada
Germany
Australia
Great Britain
Esar's Dictionary Defies Gravity Law Claim
A note on Esar's Dictionary asserts a claim that challenges the conventional law of gravity, presenting a provocative interpretation and argument. The item outlines the theory and references the author, potential implications, and reader interest in new scientific viewpoints.
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Esar
Health for All Counting Calories
The article argues that distinguishing between two kinds of calories matters more than counting. It warns that many calories are “empty” from sugar and fats, urging more intake of nutritious sources like meat eggs milk vegetables and fruit to ensure proper minerals and vitamins in an overfed nation.
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America
State 4-H Leaders Conference Opens February 20
The 17th annual State 4-H Leaders Conference opens February 20 in the Agriculture Building at the University of Wyoming. About 125 adult leaders and 20 county extension workers are expected to attend. State extension staff and College of Agriculture teaching staff will assist with lectures, demonstrations, and discussion panels. Registration begins the afternoon of day one, with sessions running to noon February 23.
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Agriculure
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Wyoming
College of Agriculure
Grandma’s cold lore vs modern germ theories
The piece contrasts old folk advice like avoiding drafts and bundling up with emerging science on germs. It notes drafts or wet feet may affect warmth and comfort, but urges readers to seek facts before dismissing long held customs.
Wyoming 4-H council sets policy and honors leaders
The council studies 4 H program policy and sends recommendations to the state extension director. Speakers include Elmer Knowles, Carl Miller, Verna Hitchcock, and John Baker. New officers will be elected for two years and two district directors named. Wyoming counties will each elect two adult delegates to the state council. Scholarships are awarded to 16 county leaders and one reader per 20 counties. County councils select winners.
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Elmer Knowles
University
Carl Miller
Wyoming State Health Dept
Verna Hitchcock
University Home Economics
John Baker
Wyoming Ifye
Pakistan
Wyoming
Penney Stores
Smilar
Ainners
Benson to discuss new government agriculture program
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson and a Democratic Party representative will address the 4th Annual National Farm and Ranch Congress on March 5 in Denver. Roland Rennes and P. H. Stephens will outline current and future agricultural issues as part of the Denver Chamber of Commerce sponsored sessions in the Shirley-Savoy Lincoln Room.
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Ezra Benson
Democratic Party
Denver
Benson
Democratic National Committee
Roland Rennes
Montana State College
P. H. Stephens
Farm Credit Administration
Wichita
Kansas
Renne
Farmers and leaders to attend regional hotel gathering
More than 3000 farmers, ranchers, agricultural leaders, and ex extension workers are expected to attend a regional event at a hotel. The turnout underscores ongoing interest in farming development and extension programs.
Tax tips urge self prepared 1955 returns
District Director Frank G. Clark of the Internal Revenue Service advocates a learn by doing approach to 1955 income tax returns. He says most taxpayers can prepare their own returns in one or two hours with records organized like the tax form and instructions. He notes simplified Form 100A for incomes under 5000 dollars and encourages using punch card methods or various 1040 forms for self filers.
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Internal Revenue Service
Clark
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