Seek Greater Wool Use in United States
New York reports that wool promotion programs will be intensified next year after the Wool Bureau Inc annual meeting. Leaders voted to expand nationwide efforts and bolster consumer advertising. Steve L. Stumberg of Sanderson Texas was elected chair of the Board, succeeding Jane H. Moorman. New directors include John H. Breckenridge C.B. Ball Walter Horrobin. Reelected were W. H. Steiner LF Hartley R. G. Lund and Moolmen. Wool outlook in the U S is improving with rising mill consumption apparel wool and renewed demand for wool fabrics.
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New York
N.Y
U.S
Wool Bureau, Inc
Woo
Steve L. Stumberg
Sander~son
Texas
American Wool Council
Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Assocation
Bureau
Jane H. Moorman
Middelburg
South Amen
The
John
H. Breckenridge
Twin Falls
Idaho
National, Wool Growers Association
C.B. Ball
Australian Wool Bureau
Walter Horrobin
New Zealand Wool Board
W. H. Steiner
Fossil
Oregon
LF. Hartley
International Wool Secretariat
R. G. Lund
New Zealand
Moolmen
Center
Sanderson
Jeff
John H. Breckenridge
National Wool Growers Association
Vitamin boosted pregnancy claim spurs debate on child IQ
A Columbus University study notes mothers receiving extra vitamins during pregnancy and nursing correlated with a higher IQ in four year olds compared to a placebo group, though results are not conclusive. The findings highlight diet quality's role in infant development and suggest maternal nutrition matters for brain health.
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Aly
Teach- 4 Cole
Columbian University
Enigmatic Query on Nutrition and Family Health
A fragment discusses diet including tables, protein rich foods like meat and eggs, and vitamin supplements. The text ponders solving Junior's bright questions and suggests keeping the encyclopedia handy for guidance. No clear dates, places, or persons are identified.
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Junior
Wyoming coal producers told to seek federal bids
Congressman Thomson advises Wyoming coal producers to request placement on the Navy Department bidders list to supply coal for four federal uses. About 30,000 tons for Korea and 20,000 tons from Wyoming and Utah bids, with 16 weeks to invite bids after requisition.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Taii Keith
Thomson Ur-Wyotoony
Wyoming
Navy Department
Thomson
Korea
Foreign Operations Administration
Wayerming
Washington
Utah
FOA
Navy
New International Cooperation Administraion
Lst
U. S. Navy Fuel Supply Office
Community meeting to discuss proposed teacherage
On Tuesday July 19 1955 at 8 03 pm a meeting at the High school invites all residents to speak on the proposed teacherage. The note cites housing shortages and teacher shortages making action essential and calls taxpayers to attend. Cornelia M Jewett Clerk School Board of Trustees Pub Jun 23-30 July 7-14.
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Cornelia M. Jewett
Clerk School Board of Trustees
Market Trends Generally Higher Tuesday at Omaha
Market notes show cattle, hogs, and lambs trading higher in Omaha. Fat cattle steady to 50 cents up, hogs 25 cents higher with some sows 50 cents up, and fat lambs up to 5 cents. Slaughter steers and yearlings quoted around 1950 to 22.50, with better steers near 23.50 to 23.75 and heavy weights at 23.95. Canner and cutter cows 10.50 to 11.50, beef cows to 14.50.
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Omaha
Wyoming News Aids Upper Colorado Development Efforts
Congressman Keith Thomson reports on securing restored reclamation funds, sugar beet farm relief, and progress on the Upper Colorado development bill including Flaming Gorge. He notes House and Rules Committee actions, party votes, and allied support from President Eisenhower, with a regional list of Wyoming visitors to Washington as context.
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Wyoming
Washington
Capitol
Rupert Brackman
Shoshani
Winona Patten
Keeline
Senator Barrett
Burton W. Marston
University of Wyoming
Keith Thomson
O'Mahoney
Mariel Sims
Evanston
Dick Masters
Ranchester
Belore
House Appropriations Committee
House
Agriculture Committee
America
Colorado
Interior and Treinen Annipe
Rules Committee
Flaming Gorge
California
Trinity River
Trinity
Trinity Project
Congress
Veuse Rules Committee
Interior Committee
Eisenhower
Rules
Gene
Red Cross Appeal Set At 85 Million For 1954
The 1954 effort seeks eighty five million dollars from the American public to support Red Cross services. The drive aims to bolster aid programs, relief operations, and disaster response across the nation.
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Red Cross
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OAL
Lionel Welch
Gwen Cranney
Afton
Rusco
Addres
Better Credit
National Farm Loan Association
Betty C. Baehr
Court House
Kemmerer
Wyo
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