Twelve Wyoming men named Air Deputies in aviation police
On July 12 Governor A G Crane announced that twelve Wyoming men, including airport managers from Cody Riverton Laramie Sheridan Wheatland Cheyenne and others, were appointed Air Deputies of the Wyoming Aviation Police. The move, authorized by the 30th Legislature, aims to enforce drunken and reckless flying laws and improve aviation safety statewide. Certificates and badges will be issued to the deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Aviation Police
E. Faught
Inter
Faught
Aeronautics Commission
Lawrence J. Siddle
Cody
Carl Baker
Riverton
John Roum
Larmie
Gem Cit
Ernest C. Tyson
Laramie Muunicipal
Ray Bantle
Sheridan
John Frback
Hastside
Wheatland
John K. Phifer
G. M. Shankster
Newcastle
W. H. Reararmer
Raw
A. G. Crane
Wyoming must average 692000 monthly to cover next 21 months
State Auditor Everett Copenhaver warns Wyoming needs about 692000 monthly for 21 months to cover 13279148 in upcoming appropriations. June receipts totaled 708035 with disbursements at 903772, including 560000 sales tax and 210698 other taxes. first quarter average income stood at 802000, outlook remains hopeful.
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Evertt Copenhaver
Wyoming
Liquor Commission
Copenhaver
Walter C. Fisher Becomes Lions International President
Walter C. Fisher of Queenston Ontario is elected unanimously as president of the International Association of Lions Clubs at the 32nd annual convention in Madison Square Garden New York. He succeeds Dr Eugene S Briggs and lauds Lions work expanding to 26 nations while urging vigilance against threats to world peace.
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New York
Walter C. Fisher
Queenston
Ontario
Canada
International Association of Lions Clubs
Lions International
Madison Square Garden
Fisher
Eugene S. Briggs
Hnnd
Oklahoma
Melvin Jones
Chicago
Ilinois
Lions Clubs
France
Bolivia
Philippines
Norway
C. Howard Fisher & Sons, Ltd
Dulverton
Dominion of Canada
Upper Canada
Niagara Falls Collegiate Institute
Agricultural College
Guelph
Lions
Lions Club of
St. Catharines
St Catharines
A-2
International Association of Lions Clubs of Canada
Canadian Association of Lions
Lake Success J
United Nations
Lion Fisher
Premier Trust Company of
Toronto
Niagara Peninsula Fruit Growers Association
Ontario Fruit Growers Association
United Church of Canada
Jocal Sunday School
Alice Petrie
Hamilton
Carolyn
Cathie
Walter
Notice to all ranchers on noxious weed control contact Daniels
Ranchers with noxious weed issues must contact Clifford Daniels immediately. Daniels oversees the spray work which has already begun. A postcard will suffice. MARSHALL GURNEY Chairman. FRANK SHIPLEY Treasurer. E. W. MCNINCH Secretary. Pub July 14-21.
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Clifford
Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Marshall Gurney
Frank Shipley
Optometrist to Examine Eyes at Cottage Hotel
Dr H HW Saerborough Optometrist from Salt Lake City will be at the Cottage Hotel Thursday July 2 to examine eyes and fit glasses. Get your eyes right and your glasses right.
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H. HW
Saerborough
Salt Lake City
Cottage Hotel
Pete Wagner Dies in Suspected Suicide Near Marbleton
Pete Wagner a well known Cottonwood district rancher, last seen in Daniel, was found dead by Undersheriff William Carr near the cattle guard on the William F. E. Carr pasture road north of Marbleton. He died from a self inflicted gunshot wound, a note to call Helen Wagner at Wolcott was left, and the body was moved to Tanner mortuary. Wagner, 60, a World War I veteran, had driven to the spot yesterday. The motive remains unknown.
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Pete Wagner
Cottonwood
Daniel
William FE. Carr
Hidgway Bridge
Marbleton
Wiliam E. Carr
Wagner
Carr
Francis Tanner
Tanner Mortuary
Helen Wagner
Wolcott
Wyoming
Union Pacific Plans To Build New Snow Fences
Union Pacific will construct a 325000 fence in southern Wyoming to reduce winter snow drifts. The plan adds 38000 lineal feet of wood snow fence and about 21000 feet of corrugated area fence between Cheyenne and Green River, with most work in Carbon County. Completion is expected by October.
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Rawhns
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
EL Bailey
Wyoming Division
Cheyenne
Green River
Carbon County
Last Rites for Sarah Nielson in Kemmerer
Funeral services for Sarah Nielson daughter of Mr and Mrs O P Nielson were held at the Lincoln Mortuary in Kemmerer. The 18 year old died from injuries suffered in an auto accident near Daniel Wyoming. She was born July 10 1930 in Limon Colorado and attended Big Piney High School class of 1948. She taught at Willow Creek school at the Walt Lozier ranch in Cora Wyoming last fall and winter. Survived by her parents four brothers Elmer Peter Walter and Martin Nielson pallbearers included Philip Marince Jr John Gault Edward Finnegan Jr Robert and James Rothe and William Budd Jr. Interment followed in Kemmerer Cemetery.
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Sarah Nielson
O. P. Nielson
Carper
Daniel
Wyo
Lincoln Mortuary
Kemmerer
R. C. Knapp
Episcopal Church
Lymon
Colorado
Calper
Big Piney
University of Wyoming
Willow Creek
Walt Lozier
Cora
P. Nielson
Elmer
Peter
Walter
Martin Neilson
Philip Marincie, Jr
John Gault
Edward Finnegan, Jr
Robert and
James Rothe
William Budd, Jr
Keétnmerer Cemetery
Local Visitors and Travel Notes from Mabride and Excelsior
Mr and Mrs William E B Sherman arrive with their son William and daughter Patricia to visit at the Shipley home in Mabride area. Charles Christensen leaves for Excelsior Springs Missouri for rheumatic fever treatment this week.
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William EB. Sherman
William
Patricia
Mabride
South Dakota
Frank Shipley
Charles Christensen
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
First Federal State Payment On Airports Made
State Aeronautics Director C. K. Faught sent a $4 000 payment to Hawkins on July 14 1949 marking the first actual Federal state aid for airport improvements in Wyoming under the program. The Rawlins project cost 87 000 with 40 000 city share. other near finished sites include Worland and Powell. Funding enables 24 hour service and night flight along suggested feeder lines.
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C. K. Faught
Hawkins
Raavlins
A. G. Crane
Mr. Faught
Wyoming
Rawlins
Worland
Powell
Faught
Dubois
Gillette
Cody
Pinedale
Greybull
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Round table on international affairs at Wyoming campus
The Institute of International Affairs at the University of Wyoming hosts a public round table series from July 18 to August 14 in the Wyoming Union ballroom. Eighteen sessions on topics like peace with Russia feature 12 international experts and UW faculty, with Alexander Kerensky expected on the first panel.
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Russia
China
Institute of International Affairs
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Union
Institute
Alexander Kerensky
Sublette and Sweetwater 4-H Camp At New York Lake
Four eight people attended a joint 4-H Camp near New York Lake July 15 to 17 led by Warren Farrell Miss Margaret Hunter and Harold D Hurich. Martha Graham supervised swimming Doctor Soundy led Sunday services. Activities included recreation handicraft and nature study with plans for a next year.
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Sublette
Sweetwater County
New York Lake
Warren Farrell
Margaret Hunter
Harold D. Hurich
Sublette County
Martha Graham
Doctor Soundy
Youths Must Register For Draft At 18 Years Of Age
Brig. Gen. R. L. Esmay, Wyoming selective service director, warns youths must register within five days after turning 18. All registrants must keep draft boards updated on whereabouts, and those completing military service must register within 30 days of discharge. Violations carry up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine or both.
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R. L. Esmay
State Selective Service
Wyoming
General Esmay
4 H Tractor Maintenance program boosts fuel savings and awards
Rural youths in the National 4 H Tractor Maintenance program are projected to save two million gallons of tractor fuel this year through proper daily practices. The effort aims to reach three million operators nationwide, with potential savings of twenty million gallons annually.
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All Company
License Plate Mill Nears Completion in Wyoming Penitentiary
Cheyenne Wyoming reports the license plate stamp mill at the Wyoming penitentiary in Rawlins is near completion and expected to operate by August 10. State Auditor Everett Copenhaver notes remodeling of the building is nearly finished and stamping machinery should arrive around July 25 for immediate installation.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Penitentiary
Rawlins
Everett Copenhaver
School Board weighs dropping competitive athletics
At a school board meeting on Friday July 15 officials discussed possibly dropping competitive athletics from the school schedule. They argued limiting athletics to the local school may benefit pupils and a final decision will be made at a later date.
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Air
LaBarge
Rube Fox
Walter C, Fisher
E. W. McNinch
Union Pacific
University News
Chile
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Club Loaers
Pete Moller
Cooperative Extension Service
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