Green River Basin Development Discussed At Big Piney Meeting
Big Piney Wyoming heard officials describe the Green River Basin irrigation plan, led by the USBR. Kendall reservoir would key a system to irrigate 360000 acres and supply 100000 acres of supplemental water for the West Side project and Seedskadee area. Discussions covered water rights, cost sharing, and grazing impacts under new Wyoming law and projected markets for livestock and produce linked to irrigated expansion.
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Big Piney
Wyo
Green River Basin
Wyoming
United States Bureau of Recrmination
Green River Basin Development Company
Basin Civic Association
EH. GO. Laren
Salt Lake City
USBR
Region Four
Mr. Barsen
Bureau
Colorado River Basin
Kendal
West Side
Green River
Fontenelles
Wich
Hambot
Central Valley
United States
Apo
Tange
L. G. Bishop
Gre Randiers
Herold W. Bern
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Claude B. Berrong Discharged From Army
Sgt Claude B. Berrong son of Mrs Frank Shiply of Bry Piney was discharged at Fort Douglas Utah in the adjusted service rating plan after 39 months overseas with the infantry. He may wear four battle stars on European and Asiatic Pacific theater ribbons, plus the Purple Heart Combat Infantryman badge Good Conduct medal and Pre Pearl Harbor ribbon. He arrived in Big Piney on Wednesday to visit his mother and husband for an indefinite time.
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Claude B. Berrong
Frank Shiply
Bry Piney
Army
Fort Douglas
Utah
Berong
Berrang
Big Piney
Virgil Bailey Joins 123rd Infantry in Luzon
Private Virgil Bailey of Big Piney Wyoming has joined the 123rd Infantry Regiment in Company T within the 33rd Division on Luzon. He enlisted October 27, 1943, left Wyoming for overseas duty March 26, 1945, and previously worked as a rancher.
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Withe
Luzon
Virgil Bailey
Big Piney
Wyo
123Rd Infantry
Company & Tims
Cestral Luzon
Baguio
Philippines
Illinois
128Th Infantry
Dutch New Guinea
Bailey
Call for bids on janitorship at Bic Biney School
The Board of Trustees of School District No 9 invites sealed bids for the janitorship of Bic Biney School. Bids must be in the Clerk's hands by 2:00 PM July 20 and will be opened at 7:30 PM on the same day at the school building. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. GEO A MOFFATT, District Clerk.
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Board of Trustees of
Social rounds and visits in Carper and Halfway community
Sgt and Mrs George W Nichola visited with friends in Carper on Tuesday and spent the night with Mr and Mrs Aura Brouse. Mr and Mrs Clifton Fear returned from Baker Oregon for Mr Fear's health. Local residents viewed the solar eclipse on Monday morning. Beechley of Halfway is back from his ranch. Fred Lindback came from Halfway for Maronic lodge and Norman W Barlow visited from Cora for the lodge. Mr and Mrs John Kyenil shopped from the ranch and attended the lodge. Mrs John Turner and daughter arrived from California to spend the summer with her parents. Subscribe for the Examiner.
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George W. Nichola
Carper
Aura Brouse
Clifton Fear
Baker
Oregon
John Kyenil
Mr. Kyenil
Masonic Lodge
John Turner and
Daugher
California
Pend
Mr. J. B. Budd
Eligibility Rules For G I Loans In The Veterans News
The article outlines who may apply for a G I loan including veterans who served 90 days after Sept 16 1940 and those discharged for service incurred injuries. It notes application windows two years after discharge or after the peace treaty date, with limits for those still in service and for those who have already drawn a maximum 2000 loan. It advises contacting banks or lenders for loan processing.
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United States
Walsvan
Ivan
Origna
Bill on VA Home Loans Explains Rights and Limits
Explains the Servicemen's Re adjustment Act of 1944 GI loan program. The government backs up to $2000 of a veteran's loan for purchase or construction of a home, with limits on location type and use. Defines eligible homes and required credit, job stability, and ability to meet payments.
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G. I
Labor Controls Still In Force In Southern Wyoming
The southern Wyoming management labor committee in Rock Springs voted to continue and enforce all labor controls to shield war supporting industries amid shifting defense needs. The Cheyenne area committee also kept controls. Northern Wyoming, Casper, urged removal as critical worker needs have relaxed. Northern tempo of war activity is said to have diminished while southern activity increases in transport, coal, mining, lumbering, and oil exploration. Continued demands noted.
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Southern Wyoming Management-Labor Committee
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Northern
Casper
WMC
George Spinner
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Okinawa
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Ilvine
San Francisco
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Merchin
Lucille Wall
NBC
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