Roger Genetti Rites Held Here Monday Afternoon
Roger Genetti of Boulder gon and My and Mrs. Herman Genetti died after four months with Lukemia. The 9 year old was laid to rest in LaBarge cemetery after services at the Congregational church in Big Piney with Rev Norman Harvey and Byron K. Chalker leading two songs. Six classmates served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Genetti
Bouder
Herman Genetti
Salt Lake City
Big Piney
Lincoln County
Norman Harvey
Rock Springs
Byron K Cwalker
Chalker
Roger Genetth
Boulder
LaBarge
University of Wyoming Honored by Institute for International Education
Kenneth Holland announced Wyoming received an award from the Institute of International Education in New York for outstanding contribution to world understanding. Wyoming becomes a wanver in the Educational Associates, praising student exchange participation and cooperation with the international exchange of persons program, linking the United States with eighty-one countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Intitute of International Education
New York City
Kenneth Holland
Nresident
Educational Associates
Institue
Wyoming
Hojend
United States
Prices and VA benefits update from veterans affairs
Prices paid by veterans for homes with GI Loans show a decline from January peaks to March and April. VA hospital ward attendants total 28 000, the largest employee class. About 160 000 Korean veterans hold Veterans Special Term Insurance valued near 14 billion. More than 1000 Korean veterans have Service-disabled Veterans Insurance. rules for applying vary by service connection status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Geology students attend Wyoming summer science camp
Sixty geologists from two colleges and universities in the United States are at the University of Wyoming summer science camp in the Medicine Bow Mountains. The co-educational camp began June 21 and will close July 24 during the stay in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.xty
United States
University of Wyoming
Medicine Bow Mountains
Sagebrush control noted at Wyoming station in Grasslana Progress
The Grasslana Progress reports that chemical sagebrush control must be tailored in certain cases at the Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station. Benefits include doubled range production within two years and lower grazing costs, but risks include erosion, loss of palatable forage, and potential long term plant shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasslana Progress
Wyoming Agricultral Experiment Station
Agauuia
Sylayng
Publication certificate for American Guarantee and Liability Ins Co
The Wyoming Insurance Commissioner certifies that American Guarantee and Liability Insurance Company of Chicago Illinois has complied with Wyoming law and paid fifty dollars to authorize multi lines insurance business in Wyoming as of March 1 1954.
Geologists Return From Four Week Field Study Camp
Geologists spent four weeks studying the field and returned to base camp on weekends. Attending schools include Southern Illinois, University of North Dakota, Colby, Columbia, Wyoming, SMU, Tufts, Williams, Wichita, St. Lawrence, Centenary LA, LSU, Stanford, Barnard, Middlebury, Syracuse, Dartmouth, Union, Vassar, Wellesley, Boston University, and Mount Holyoke. Days grow shorter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois
University of North Dakota
Colby Columbia
Wyoming
Southern Methodist
Tufts
Willams
University of Wichita
St. Lawrence University
Centenary College At Louisiana
Louisiana State
Stanford Barnard Middlebury
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Union College
Vassar
Wellsley
Boston Universiity
Mt Holyoke
Wyoming highway workers barred from seeking public office
State highway commissioners adopt a policy restricting department employees from running for public office while in service to avoid political entanglement. The rule permits only local nonpartisan positions and requires resignation if pursuing any public post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming High Deparment
Department
Wyoming Highway Atvartiemen
Mark Cox Announces Candidacy for U S Representative
Cheyenne Wyoming July 10 prominent rancher Mark Cox announced his bid for the Republican nomination for U S Representative in Congress. Cox, 44, says his lifelong Wyoming residency qualifies him to represent all residents and would run if urged by Wyoming citizens. He owns Wyoming Angus Ranch west of Cheyenne and Eagle Rock Ranch southeast of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cox
U. S
Cheyenne
Wierring
Congress
Cox
Wyoming
Wyoming Angus
Eagle Rock Ranch
Governor seeks way to display Wyoming suffrage document
Cheyenne July 29 Governor Rogers said he will seek a method to place on display the original suffrage document granting Wyoming women the vote. He noted state law requires records to be kept by the secretary of state and will consult the attorney general to see if display in the governor's office is possible. If not, the paper will be kept in the secretary of state's archives.
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District Court
Sublette County
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
First National Bank of
Fub
Cheyenne
J .Doe
Rogers
Ate
Howard Black
Rie
Uies
Secretary of State
Washington DC
Sen Lester Count
D-Wyot
Wyoming highway projects set for July letting
Wyoming highway commissioners plan bid openings July 22 at the regular session. C W Beaver, the district engineer, and 12 contractors will be invited to bid on nearly 500 projects this year. Two large county projects Newcastle-Cline road and Casper-Windwest road will be let with total estimates near 1.9 million dollars. Several projects include federal aid funding with others state highway and county-to-market cooperative programs across Weston, Carbon, Natrona, Platte, Uinta, and Niobrara counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Highway Comisioners
Beaver
Ty F
Borger
Weston
von Aranie Platte
Natrona
Gothen
Athlete
Croog Uinta
Nio- Ware
Publication Certificate Public Insurance Authorization Wyoming 1955
The American Home Assurance Company and American Home Underwriters, a New York corporation, have complied with Wyoming laws to transact fire and allied lines insurance in the state. Authorized to operate, with a $50 filing, effective March 1, 1955, per Ford & Taft, Insurance Commissioner.
Birth of Williams McGinnis Jr in Kemmerer Hospital
A devshter was born last Friday July 16 to Mr and Mrs Williams McGinnis Jr at the L M hospital in Kemmerer. Al} concerned deing nicely and "Bill" is passing out the cigars.
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A Devshter
Williams McGinnis, Jr
Kemmerer al
Bill
Pioneer Day Celebration Set in Salt Lake City
The Pioneer Day event will be held in Salt Lake City on Saturday July 24 to honor Utah pioneers who crossed the plains with ox teams and prairie schooners in 1847.
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Salt Lake City
Marlong
Utah
Plains
Congress Passages and Debates Volume in 1954 Session
A 1954 Capitol summary notes total congressional work from January to June: 980 hours over 92 days in the House and Senate, Senate 639 hours over 114 days, more debate pages in the Congressional Record, and a combined 8,450 record pages plus 4,768 appendices. Public laws rose toward 500. regular appropriations fell below budget. federal payroll shows declines and sector shifts. It cites remarks by Rep. Richard H. Poff and lists recent visitors to Washington and Sheridan area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sarrison
Congress
House
Senate
Ard
Congréss
Kemmerer man on two week vacation at Ubank ranch
Louie Gabardi of Kemmerer is spending a two week vacation at the Ubank ranch near LaBarge. Ranchers are preparing their equipment and getting things lined up for the annual hay harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Gabardi
Kemmerer
Ubank
LaBarge
Certification of American Employers Insurance in Wyoming
For the year ending March 1 1855 in Cheyenne Wyoming the American Employers Insurance Company Massachusetts corporation with principal office in Boston is certified as compliant with Wyoming laws and authorized to transact multiple lines insurance within the state until March 1 1955, subject to legal requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Commissioner's Office
State OF Wyoming
Vicegenne
Wyoming
American Guarantee and Liability Insurance Company
State of Illinois
Chicago
Illinois
State OF
Cheyenne
American Employers' Insurance Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
Massachusetts
Wyorking
FORD
Wyoming Insurance Commissioner approves American Equitable Fire policy
The Wyoming Insurance Commissioner certifies American Equitable Assurance Company of New York to transact fire, marine, motor vehicle, earthquake, inland navigation, transportation, and related lines in Wyoming. The order limits the license to the first of March 1955, with a twenty five dollar filing and compliance with state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Equitable Assurance Company OF
New York
State of
Nyw
Maciinery Fearance Company
Wyoming
Ford 8
TAFT
American Fidelity and Casualty Company Wyoming license
The American Fidelity and Casualty Company incorporated in Virginia certifies compliance with Wyoming insurance laws for public liability property damage and physical damage on automobiles and aircraft. The company reports paid capital and authorization to transact business in Wyoming under state provisions.
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Veterans’ News
Dee Dearth
Lyanston
Wilford M Price
Evanston
Shirley
Lee Dearth
Big Puy
Obisen
Vision Uinta County Herald
Mass Price
First Nations Bank
Delbert Dearth
Btend
Dee
Kemmerer High School
Frontier Freight Lines
M.s
Guy Carr
Bug Finey
Aha
Bneirut
Wahiawa
Ey Said
Adgalin
Celdacks Aim Oetilu
Viuny
Subette
Hird Judicial District
Dustin G. Pugh
Miles
Asurance Commissioner
Vheyenne
American Home Asurance Company
Amrican Home
Wyomaz
Ford & Taft
Capitol Steps
Laspal
Kulive Agence
Eryseouluye
Lieces
Navy
Army Treasury
Pos
Veterans
Drpartimenso Agriculture
Intéior
Air Force
United Stas
Richard H Poff
R-Va
China
H. T. Person
Laramie
Ezyrkower
Worland
James Tschirgi
Sheridan
Mildred Keating
Judy
Fort
Bob Totman
Jane
Barbera Campbel
Mabel D Johnson
Harry M Johnson
Sherdan
van R Wilson
Earl Vo Carlson
Commissioner
Ohsyenne
American Fidelity and Casualty Company, Incorporated
Commonwealth of Virginia
Richmond
Virginia
Hazel Lawes
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