War goals and production push in Roosevelt Churchill talks
Roosevelt and Churchill released a joint statement after Washington conferences outlining major war goals and the need to divert German strength from Russia. They highlighted growing US production, plans for the naval and air arms, and ongoing rationing and mobilization efforts as part of a broad war strategy.
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Tea Party Honoring Mrs Charles Noble at Local Home
A June 25 afternoon tea at Myra Osterhout's home honored Mrs Charles Noble also known as Fan nic Tarter Amistrong, a nurse at Soda Springs hospital. Friends from across the country joined hostesses Sadie Osterhout Philip Marincie and Gordon Jewett to welcome her to the community and wish happiness.
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Artists Guild Entertained By Mrs May Sommers
Eleven members and two guests attended a gathering at Mrs May Sommers ranch on June 3. The group shared gratitude for peaceful times, opened with Crazy Questions, sang America, and reviewed minutes. Readings and poems by multiple members followed including Tony Cabkooch McARTHUR and Ada Budd. The next meeting is planned at the Jensens cabin with plans to meet at the Sargent Tun before 11 o clock to carpool.
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Rubber Salvage Drive Extended to July 10
President Roosevelt has extended the Rubber Salvage Drive to July 10, urging every citizen to search homes and rural areas for scrap rubber from bands to tires. The nation seeks to boost supplies amid a shortfall and asks people to scour creeks and surrounding country for discarded rubber items.
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Legion Auxiliary Collecting Old Phonograph Records
The Big Piney LaBarge American Legion Auxiliary Unit 78 asks residents to donate old phonograph records for a nationwide drive July 20 to August 2 to supply entertainment for service members overseas. Records will be ground into new discs, with Junior and Scout groups aiding the effort. The notice also mentions gathering old rubber for government use and offers a local service station option to sell it.
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Glorious Fourth 1942 Celebrations Across Towns
The 1776 July 4th 1942 Saturday marks a patriotic Fourth with waxed towns and reverent orations by national speakers. Many plan picnics and solemn observances while some sacrifice funds for long trips and War Stamps this year.
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Barrett for Congress Promises War Aims and Wyoming Service
Frank A. Barrett announces candidacy for Congress on the Republican ticket. He emphasizes wartime patriotism, cutting waste, supporting farmers, and relying on strong government methods. highlights his Wyoming service as county attorney, state senator, university trustee, and veteran.
Earl Wright Seeks Wyoming State Treasurer Nomination
Earl Wright of Farson Wyoming a former State Senate president and longtime legislator has announced his candidacy on the Republican ticket for State Treasurer. Born near Princeton Kansas in 1889 he moved to Eden Valley and served in World War I. Wright has chaired key committees including Ways and Means and Interstate Cooperation and held civic roles with the American Legion Wyoming Wool Growers and Green River Development Company. He is married with two young sons.
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Rural mail route switched to George Fedor and Star Transportation
Beginning July 1 the mail and parcel post route will be carried by new contractor George Fedor of Kemmerer, owner of Star Transportation Co. He previously managed the route for years and provided food service. The Rainy Transportation Co. of Jackson had the route for several years.
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