Wyoming Peace Officers Elect New Officers At Rawlins Meeting
Sheriff Mike Maher of Green River was elected president of the Wyoming Peace Officers Association at its two day Rawlins convention ending Tuesday night. Rex Erlewine of Rock Springs was named second vice president, with N E Tuck of Cheyenne as secretary treasurer Bret Deputy and E D Brown of Cheyenne as officers. Governor Hunt released details on Common School Land Income noting 290000 has been paid into the fund from Farm Loan Board sources in nine months and about 90006 remains in the surplus fund.
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Mike ‘Maher
Green River
Sweetwater County
Wyoming Peace Officers Association
Rawlins
Rex Erlewine
Rock Springs
N. E. Tuck
Cheyenne
Bret
E. D. Brown
Ghayennne
Kenn Moyer
Thermopolis
Frank Mattamore
Evanston
Hunt
Wyoming Farm Loan Board
Long Trncon
Land Board
Commmon School
Wyomine Farm Loan Board
Sebori- Lang
Farm Loan Board
Triple H Club Thanks Public for Bazaar Support
The Triple H Club expresses gratitude for help in the bazaar and notes proceeds were evenly shared among three floral groups. Each cone received 56.92 dollars. Mrs. G T Morgan hosted last Thursday, and plans for the new year were discussed. The club meets monthly on the second Thursday and welcomes new members. Miss Anna Christensom will hostess next month.
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Triple H
G. T. Morgan
Clb
Anna Christensom
Wyomingites to Gather in Washington D C
Wyoming residents in the nation’s capital plan a February 5 social gathering in the Soll American Room at the Statler Hotel. James P. Murray of Cheyenne leads the Wyoming State Society as president with Dene F. Long and Mike Manatos assisting, aiming to collect names and addresses of Wyoming people in Washington. A price control information line operates from Rock Springs for OPA data serving Teton, Sweetwater and Sublette counties. The Biz Piney Mercantile Co. reports arterial improvements to its machinery annex at the main store building.
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Wyoming
James P. Murray
Cheyenne
Wyong State Society
Statler Hotel
Wes Eld
Washington
Dene F. Long
Mike Manatos
Price Control Board
Rock Springs National Bank
Rock Springs
Teton
Sweetwater
Sublette
Biz Piney Mercantile Co
Ducks as Congress Topic in Wyoming Monument Debate
In Washington the fight over Secretary Ickes plan to set aside a 12 000 acre sanctuary along the New Island coast draws lawmakers and observers. A Washington writer cited alarm over potential bloodshed while supporters push a comprehensive study. Congressman Bates asks who has priority ducks or men in this land dispute.
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Wyoming
Congress
Jackson Hole National Monument
Mas
Sachusetts
Toterier Ickes
New Island
United States
Washington
Theodore Spector
Interlier Department
George J. Bates
Massachusetts
Ickes
Local Injuries Reported In Kemmerer Area
Sylvester Griggs remains in Kemmerer hospital being treated for a knee injury after an electric light pole he was upon broke and fell with him Charess Davis was kicked by a horse a few days ago and needed stitches to close a cut on the head.
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Sylvester Griggs
LCM Shospital
Kemmerer
Charess Davis
Eb Kemmerer Ake Ganeral
Mrs Looney Hosts Past Presidents of American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. W. L. Looney entertained the Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary with a four course duck dinner at her home last Wednesday. After dinner guests played cards with prize items including toilet articles. attendees listed include Mesdames Farrell Wim Carr Marincie Christensen Pox Sages Bermedy and Coates. The club plans a July meeting.
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W. L. Looney
The
Americas Legion Auxiliary
Mesdames
Farrell
Wim
Carr
Marincie
Christensen
Pox
Sages Bermedy
Coates
Ute State Bank Elects President and Directors
At the Aumuat meeting in Big Piney on Monday afternoon Frank D. Bat was reelected President and all officers and directors who served in 1945 were reelected. The scene followed a pleasant Eastern Star gathering with Mo and Mrs Jam Kimmel of Calpel in attendance on Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Jam Kimmel
Calpel
Eastern Star Chanter
Aumuat
Ute State Bank of
Big Piney
Frank D. Bat
Durig
Ceiling price limits set on building work in Wyoming
OPA tightens ceilings on labor plus material costs for repairs and alterations across Wyoming including Cheyenne and Sheridan. Regional officials in Denver announce uniform price caps on jobs like roofing, insulation, plumbing, and painting to ease pricing for homeowners and stabilize costs, with future rules planned for other trades.
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OPA
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Denver
Pew
MP. McGrew
Washington
Aiso
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March of Dimes Veterans’ and Servicemen’s Division
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LaBarge
Big Piney Maids
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Garver Weliree
Moore
American Cancer Society
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