Nebeker Family Announces Son’s Homecoming and Daughter-in-Law
Mr and Mrs Stanley Nebeker of Fallon Nevada announce expected July arrival of their son Corporal Robert E Nebeker stationed in Trieste and his wife Maria. They have not seen him since March 1949 and look forward to meeting their daughter in law. Bebh and Miss Zubin wed in Trieste on April 14 1952 and honeymooned in Florence Venice and Rome.
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Stanley Nebeker
Big Piney
Fallon
Nevada
Cpl
Robert E.,nebeker
Trieste
Marias
Italy
United States
Nebekers
Bebh
Miss Zubin
Florence
Venice
Rome
Chuck Wagon Days Set for Big Piney Two Day Event
Big Piney schedules a two day Chuck Wagon Days celebration July 4 and 5 with 270 stay contestants and rodeo events. Special prizes include a silver belt buckle from Helen's Shop in Big Piney and $50 in merchandise from Normal Barlow of Cora Wyoming for the champion bronc rider. A barbecue at 11:00 am on the 4th, sponsored by the Big Piney Lions Club, heads the festivity.
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Big Piney
Andes
Helen
Barlow
Cora
Cywboy
Normal Barlow
Wyoming
Big Piney Lions Club
Pheasants Hatch 2100 At Springer Habitat Program
George Wells, State Bird Warden, reports 2100 pheasant eggs from the Sheridan State Bird farm were placed under broody hens at the Springer pheasant habitat near Torrington. The sturdy chicks, hatched under hens, will be released in the Torrington Wheatland area to boost survival and teach youngsters hawk avoidance and foraging.
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George Wells
Sheridan
Torrington
Wells
Torrington-Wheatland
GI Bill reaches eighth birthday with enduring benefits
On June 22 1952 the GI Bill marked eight years since its 1944 enactment. The program offers guaranteed home farm and business loans about 18 billion in total while education and training aided over 7.8 million veterans. Readjustment allowances for unemployment and self employment totaled 32 billion and 600 million respectively before ending in 1949 with most veterans finding work after short periods.
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America
Fireworks Sale Prohibited in Big Piney Town Limits
The Town Council orders a ban on the sale and discharge of all fireworks and crackers within Big Piney to prevent penalties, injuries, and property damage.
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Big Piney
Mass at DeSmet Monument in Daniel Wyoming
The annual Mass at the DeSmet Monument in Daniel Wyoming commemorating Father Pierre J. DeSmet's first mass will be held Sunday July 6 at 230 AM. Rev Charles F Kruger of Regis College Denver will celebrate. he has a long biography and radio presence. The 930 time aims to accommodate all attendees on the grounds at Daniel. Membership is arranged by the Knights of Columbus.
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DeSmet
Daniel
Wyoming
Pierre J. DeSmet
S. J
Charles F. Kruger
Regis College
Denver
Kruger
America
British Honduras
Amy Ain Fores
St. Louis
Daniel Poreansni
Knights of Calum- Tees
Marine Corps Leadership Class opens for college men
Denver announces a Marine Corps Leaders Class offering college freshmen to juniors the chance to train at a Marine Corps installation during two summer periods. Qualified men will earn a reserve commission after earning their degree and are urged to contact the Marine Officer Retirement Officer at Old Custom House, Denver, Colo., for details.
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Denver
Colo
Marine Corps
Payne Family Reunion Planned for July Fourth
Me and Mrs Lester Payne and children travel from Blue River Oregon to join Mr and Mrs Ralph Payne in Big Piney for a reunion. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs James Payne of California and Mr and Mrs Burney Payne of Kemmerer. The group will gather in Jackson Wyoming for the July Fourth reunion.
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Lester Payne
Ralph Payne
Blue River
Oregon
James Payne
Califoria
Burney Payne
Kemmerer
Jackson
Wyo
Payne
Boysen Dam Dedication Set for August in Wyoming
Cody Wyoming July 2 1952 the Bureau of Reclamation will dedicate Boysen Dam and Power Plant on the Big Horn River between Thermopolis and Shoshoni at 2 30 p m August 2 Breck Moran president of the Wyoming Reclamation Association says the ceremony is sponsored by the association. The dam and power plant are part of the Missouri River Project begun September 1947 and scheduled to produce about 72 000 000 kilowatts hours annually aiding irrigation and hydroelectric needs in the Wind and Big Horn Basins. The 218 foot high earth dam has a crest length of 1100 feet and a 20 000 cubic feet per second spillway capacity. The project will conserve river flows and enable irrigation development of tens of thousands of acres upstream and downstream. Washington special Congressman William Henry Harrison comments on Korea urge United Nations to press for successful end with minimal losses noting US casualties and the high stake in the conflict.
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Wyo
Bureau of Reclamation
Boysen Dam
Bigavin
Thermopolis
Shoshoni
Breck Moran
Wyoming Reclamation Association
Bureau
Moran
Boysen
Big Horn
Wyoming
Bighorn
Ehndelly
Bla Hom
Morsa
Sinhabut Win
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Walding Boysen
CB & Q. Railway
Maran
Bizborn
Missouri River
Washington, D. C
United States
Korea
William Henry Harrison
Wye
United Nations
Harrison
House
Unites States
Mr. Harrison
Leipan
South Korea
Congress
Catsressman Harrizon
Canning Fruit Timetable Tips and Local News
Helpful guidance on high altitude canning times for fruit preservation plus a strawberry canning method. Instructions include washing stems removing caps sugar addition and handling steps with altitude charts from the county home demonstration agent Stella McKinty of Pinedale. Also notes a local resident Moffat visiting relatives and upcoming rodeos on July 4 and 5.
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Stella McKinttry
Pinedale
Tut
Sublette County Farm Bureau Hosts July Pot Luck Picnic
The Sublette County Farm Bureau will host a pot luck picnic on Sunday July 13 at Upper Boat Landing on Fremont Lake starting at 10:00 a m. Bring food and family and enjoy games recreation coffee and ice cream. 4 H Club Rural Life Sunday praises provide refreshments and boat rides for children.
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Sublette County Farm Bureau
Wyoming Taxpayers Assoc Sees $42 Million Save From Defense Spending Cap
The Wyoming Taxpayers Association estimates a House spending cap on military outlays could save Wyoming about 42.25 million in taxes if approved. Sublette County would receive roughly 7.04 million. national effects include reduced deficit and inflation. The group argues the cap avoids wasteful defense spending and spreads mobilization pressure more evenly.
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Wyoming Taxpayer's Association Today
House of Representatives
Wyoming
Sublette County
Defense Department
Budet
Subleste
Luin Cf
Cidy
Federal Land Bank Leaders Tour Wyoming Fishing Trip
Vir Edwin Van Horn, president of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, and Nile Kinnick, district supervisor, visited the home of Mr and Mrs Phip Mar inck. The pair toured Wyoming during a fishing trip across Wyoming, Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska.
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Edwin van Horn
Federal Land Bank of
Omaha
Nile Kinnick
Wyomint
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Phip Marinck
Wyoming
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