University Woman Vera Hitchcock Career Highlighted
The piece profiles Vera Hitchcock a Wyoming home economics leader and former Idaho and Wyoming extension official. It notes her education at the University of Idaho and University of Chicago, leadership roles in 1930s Wyoming programs and national organizations, plus her current work directing home demonstration events across 22 Wyoming counties and women's programs. It also mentions related university news and a cadet nurse training program launching in July.
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Agriculture Extension Service
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Ida
Verna Johannesen
University of Ida~ Ho
Moscow
Idaho Extension Service
Chicago
Elizabeth Mecomic. Memorial Fund
Wild Welfare Foundation
University of Chicago
Plumpson Omicron
National
Acme Economics Hitrary Fralimty
Wyoming
Wyoming Home Economics Association
Harvey H. Jones Cousin of Editor Killed on UP Railroad
Editor Geo W. Hopkins learns of the death of his cousin Harvey H. Jones master machinist for the Union Pacific at Cheyenne. Jones, 44, was killed near Buford east of Laramie when struck by a piece of metal while assisting a derailed crew. He was from Evanston and survived by his wife, two daughters, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Jones, and brother Percy Jones of Ogden Utah. Funeral services set for Evanston Friday.
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Harvey H. Jones
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
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Buford
Laramue
Jones
Evanston
Is Wie
Fred E
June Night Poem and Rural News Mixed Notes
A fragmentary poem in June describes a romantic park scene with a girl and vows of love ending in a wedding. The second part reports a family travel to Evanston to visit Cathryn Turner and local ranch activity including alfalfa crop prep and farm supply visits.
Wyoming Pledges Strong Finish for Fifth War Loan
Government and county leaders report Wyoming has reached 9 percent of the fifth war loan quota with statewide sales of 15,576,812 dollars across eleven of fourteen counties. Gov. Hunt and State Chairman Fred W. Marble urge renewed local campaigning and thank volunteers, papers, radio and theaters for support as remaining counties push to finish before the week ends.
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Wiz
Lever C. Hump
Fred W. Marble
Wyoming War Finance Complee
Marble
Gov Hunt
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstorie
South
North Smeem
Fremont East
Johnson
North By Horn
Weston
West Park
Comverse
Goshen
Natronal L. Im
Gov. Hunt
Uinta
Albany
Laramie
Sweetwater
South Lincon
Sulfette
Corben
Est Park
Platte
Crack
Campbell
Wyoming Veterans Meet in Washington Service Center
Wyoming veterans gathered at a national service center while Toton Yellowstone and five counties exceeded individual quotas for rates though the state reached 76 percent in that department. From the ranch, supplies were sent Wednesday. A Salt Lake City report says Mrs May A Mt a desk recovering well after an operation, a welcome update to many friends. Ms Phil Marinac visited the community.
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Yelowstone
Lnern
Johson
Weston
East Fremont
West Park
Salt Lake City
May
Phil Marinac
MUORITIES Referral Program Takes Effect July 1
The new Manpower Priorities Referral Program limits hiring of male workers over 18 to those referred by Employment Service or via arrangements with USL. Aimed at improving unemployment relief, the program involves a Priority Committee and local Management-Labor groups to guide operation and serve as appeals board.
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USL
Lebor
Board of Appeals
Extra sugar allowances for sheepherders announced
The Price Administration announces increased sugar rations for sheepherders through July 17. Sheepers may receive one and a half pounds more per month and five pounds every five and a half months, upon local War Price and Rating Board approval. A Pine dale Lions Club event is noted for July 24.
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Rahmey
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Price Administration
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Stuepry Jers
Hmaid
Bronx Socials Include Hibbens Families and Local Guests
Bronx residents gathered for a Sunday visit at various homes and a Skyline theater outing in Panedale. Mr and Mrs Dick Pierson and Mr and Mrs George Frang with daughters Madeline and Marjorie attended a show. Additional guests included Ralph Shursuit of Damel, Joan Payne, Marlene Franz returning from Dow residence, and visits by the Roberts and Perkins households with Walter Yarger family. Ted McLeod and sons plus Barbara Payne enjoyed a picnic in the country. Berniece Payne joined on the return trip from her month with relatives Mason Plaston and Jim Payne.
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George Frang
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Marjorie
Panedale
Ralph Shursuit Ot Damel
Dlm Payne Home
Joan
Payne Home
Morris Roberts
Ted
Green River
Walter Yarger
Damiel Myrs
Roberts
Norman Perkins
Ted McLeod
Jimmy
Bobby
Lang
Barbara Payne
Berniece Payne
Mason Plaston
Jim Payne
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