Congress press corps and savings bonds shift
The second session of Congress opens with a large press corps covering its work. Treasury ends post office sales of United States Savings Bonds, continuing via banks or local outlets where available. Officials cite cost reduction and ongoing bond information through post offices where feasible. Recent visitors to Washington include C. W. Fowler and Joseph Howard from Cheyenne.
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Gard
Congress of
United States
House
Senate
Congress
Washington
Wall Street Journal
New York Daily Worker
Associated Press
Tass
Mainz
Hawaii
Nevada
Alaska
London
Capitol Hill
Tave
Tle
Treasury Department
Wyoming
Edwin L Kilby
I Eau
Nnion
C. W. Fowler
Powell
Washington, D. C
Joseph Howard
Cheyenne
Veterans Administration TB screening yields thousands of cases found
The VA reports four years of mass screening screened 4.1 million people including 2.5 million patients and 704 thousand employees. It found 12,740 active pulmonary TB and 34,470 inactive TB cases. Monthly, about 1,000 new TB cases were detected and many other chest diseases identified. The program aims to reduce TB in veterans and the general public and use X rays and Mantoux tests for ongoing screening.
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Veterans Administration
VA Sad
Trusting neighbors and shared preferences at home
A reflective note on neighborly trust and considerate hospitality. The narrator values letting a friend voice personal choices and prefers temperate beer in the evening, emphasizing courtesy in sharing drinks and decisions.
Wyoming Tax Cut Projection for 1965 Budget Shortfall
The 1965 fiscal year would be about 12 billion dollars below Truman's 786 billion estimate for 1954. If the same percentage is applied to Wyoming, the state would gain about 19.2 million dollars in taxpayers pockets, reflecting a larger federal tax burden reduction for Wyoming residents.
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Wyoming
Winter Quarter Enrollment at UW Grows to Nearly 2500
Winter quarter enrollment at the University of Wyoming nears 2500 with 2158 University students 163 University high school students 140 elementary pupils and 34 kindergarten children counted so far Men outnumber women 1521 to 637 at the University level. last year’s figure was 2197 and final totals are expected around 2200.
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Universty of Wyoming
Notice to participants in 1953 54 ACP programs
Myr Reed Schwab chairman of the Sublette County ASC Committee announces deadlines for the Agricultural Conservation Program. 1953 ACP must be reported to the County ASC Office by January 31, 1954 to be eligible for payment. 1954 ACP requires interested participants to sign the 1954 cost sharing request by March 31, 1954 to participate on an equal basis.
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Myr Reed Schwab
Sublete
ASC
New Shipment of Dresses at Helens Shop
Helens Shop announces a new dress shipment with prices around 498 dollars. The notice highlights available styles and the limited stock awaiting customers.
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Helens Shop
Wyoming Taxpayers Assn predicts 1955 federal spend
From Cheyenne January 14 1954 the Wyoming Taxpayers Association says 1955 federal expenditures will total about 67 million dollars with Wyoming's share around 107.2 thousand dollars. The figure is unofficial and based on the President’s State of the Union and other Washington data.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Taxpayers Association
Wyoming
Taxpayer Organization
Washington
Congressanuary
Tex Group
University of Wyoming Study Details Rising Auxiliary Costs
The first in a series on costs and income shows auxiliary enterprises like the bookstore, cafeterias, housing, and services fund most expenditures. Revenue mainly comes from sales and rentals, not state appropriations, with rising prices and enrollment driving costs as the university serves more students with housing and meals.
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University of Wyoming
Knese
Suieiea
Consurchon
ADU
Plivea
UGRS
Auxilary Enterprisea
Hughes
Une University
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Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer
FGIN
Roberts Electric CO
Rock Springs
Witte
DELCO
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Tax Foundation
Food Services
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley
Bip Piney
Geo W. Hopkins
Yoming Press Association
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Murdock Estate
Green River
Forks
Big Piney
Jas. F. Mickelson
Big Pines
Horse Creek
South Piney
Sadie Osterhout
Fall River Basin
John C
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F. D. Chapel
T. D. O'Neil
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Fig Piney
Rock Springs National Bank
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Smith Brothers
Kemmerer, Wyo
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