Wyoming Taxpayers Cite Budget Share for 1952-53 Program
The Wyoming Taxpayers Association released an estimate claiming Wyoming would bear about 0 of the federal spending program totaling 85.4 billion dollars for 1952-53. They argue Wyoming’s share would be 33 percent of the state’s 1950 earnings to support the president’s proposed budget and warn the deficit would exceed state and local tax collections.
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Truman
Wyoming ‘Taxpayers * Association
Wyoming Taxpayers Association
Wyoming
Raines
Million spent by Wyoming tourists tops record in 1951
Cheyenne Wyoming officials report that 2.6 million visitors spent about 109 million dollars in the state during 1951. Average stay was six days with about 3.3 persons per party and per-visitor expenditures rising 19 percent from the previous year. Travel boosts through Grand Teton and other parks drew large crowds as highway improvements and lower vacation trends appeared to influence tourist patterns.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Commission
Wyoming
Périomneter
Tors
Aiso
Wyoming 4-H Winners Shine in National Achievement Events
Four Wyoming youths earned state honors in the 1951 National 4-H Daily Achievement Dress Revue and related programs. Raye Blackie from Lusk won the 4-H Dress Revue in Wyoming, earning a trip to the National 4-H event in Chicago. Other Wyoming youths, including Ann Mell and Annette, received recognition for 4-H leadership and rural arts activities, highlighting state participation in dairy, home economics, and farm-related projects.
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Wyoming
Raye Blackie
Lyman
Winier
Haim
Chicago
Nak
Siri
Lusky
Yood
Lusk
Hearts
Cordie
Stite i Grieulin
Haleh
Ae Ann Mell
Finner Iy
Farnery
Gaernsdy -Helfers
Laboraterin de
Daniel
Joan
Hatelien
Dantes Yen
Teaetring
Capitol Steps 2 0 Any galiey halder
A fragmented Capitol Steps report discusses dividend policies, defense spending, and policy statements from President Truman. It references the 1952 dividend, government programs, and comments on bipartisan foreign policy while noting Congressional actions on armed forces and defense budgeting.
Former Forest Ranger Dies of Heart Attack in Idaho
The death of former Forest Ranger Tanner of Pinedale Idaho from a heart attack occurred early Monday in Kemmerer. He was 66, survived by his wife Ethel King of Boulder Wyoming and a daughter. funeral services were held in Pinedale Tuesday afternoon. In other news, the January meeting approved meals for the School Economies Class in the new school building at a rate not exceeding $75.
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Rannger
Pinedale
Ctaltis
Idano
Kemmerer
Ethel King
Boulder
Wyo
Mtv
Businens Ir Neaeted
AFTON
Wry
Vaughn Pinpets
Gray's River
Jackson Hyte
Rantet Afeoy Reete
Wyoming to Install Radio Equipment on Highway Units
Fragmentary report notes Wyoming plans to install radio gear on state highways and police units. It mentions Cheyenne and dispatch operations, with a count of nearly 200 cars planned for the month and several sets to be used in the counties.
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Cheyenne
Carnival Notes Highlight Public Appearances
The carnival schedule lists Howard Sharp as secretary-manager and Miss Saabeck set to appear at several public functions during the event.
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Aeat
Howard “Sharp
Mana
Wyoming
Commisturday
County Red Cross chairmen aid annual fundraising drive
The Supiette County Red Cross launches its annual appeal seeking more funds than last year. Local officials urge generous support, with Emphasis on the Great Cause and community aid through the Union Pacific connection.
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Ruarn
Elcod
Bert Grogs
Union Pacitie Railreach
Sprite
Ren 'Ysoult
Last Dates for Marine Corps Officers Candidate Course
The notice warns that February 15 is the final day for accepting applications for the Marine Corps Officers Candidate Course. It lists start dates in March and mentions locations such as Denver and Virginia, with instructions to obtain information through the Officer Candidate Course.
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Denver Gos
Renine Fat
Marine Corps
Virginia
Pandevite
Bid call for used Caterpillar equipment in Big Piney district
Sealed bids will be received by 2:00 p.m. March 51902 at the Big Piney Soil Conservation District office in Big Piney Wyoming for the purchase of used Caterpillar heavy equipment. Equipment may be inspected at district offices. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Povey
Prisen
Vav
Beconi'ng
Avon
Perman
Plang
Wissales
Big Piney Soit
Big -Iney
Ofene
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Big Pingy Grade and High School January notice
The Big Pingy Grade and High School will be in session on Saturdays during January with Act 1 dates on the 12th 19th and 26th. Victor R Cullen s Supt of Schools signed December 26.
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Victor, R. Cullens
Rock Springs Mental Health Meeting Set
County welfare director reports Dr Don Herrol, psychiatrist in Cheyenne, will conduct a mental health meeting in Rock Springs on Thursday January.
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Heldan Rock Springs
Madge
M. “Punky
Don
Herrol
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
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