One Man Killed In Auto Wreck Near Daniel
A coroner's jury found reckless driving caused the death of 37 year old Charles Wright of Pinedale in a Sunday morning crash on highway 189 near Daniel. Wright's body will be sent to Redling Washington for burial. Teammates Fred Hagenstein and Ray Lievesay suffered minor injuries. Wright had recently lived in Pinedale a year and worked as a carpenter for Alfred Cooler. He is survived by his parents and a 14 year old son Vern. Sheriff Bob Carlson investigated the wreck. Coroner Francis W. Tanner of Pe Piney conducted the inquest.
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Charles Wright
Pinedale
Highway 189
Sargent’s Inn
Daniel
Wright
Redling
Wash
Fred Hagenstein
Ray Lievesay
Alfred Cooler
Vern. Wright Ha
Brony
Hagenstein
Lievsay
Bob Carlson
Francis W. Tanner
Pe Piney
County Agents Demonstrations and Farm Safety Proclamation
Miss Pauline Bunting of the University of Wyoming led two Home Makers Clubs demonstrations in Sublette County on July 14 and 15, covering Home Cleaning Methods and Color in the Home. The events were open to all and educational. Governor Hunt proclaimed July 20-28, 1947 National Farm Safety Week, urging heightened care to reduce agricultural accidents and prompting coordinated observance statewide. William T. Kirk responded to the proclamation.
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Pauline Bunting
University of Wyoming
Sublette
Ituni
Lester C. Hunt
Lester. Co. Hunt
Wyoming
Sistant
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Kirk
National Safety Week Council
National Forum on Labor and 4-H Plans in Wyoming
Kermit Eby of Washington will address the third National Forum of Labor, Agriculture, and Industry in Laramie discussing The Challenge of Full Employment. Wyoming 4-H events at the State Fair in Douglas September 3-6 are highlighted with about $2,000 in prizes and broad county participation. Mineral oil in foods is condemned by nutritionist Evangeline J. Smith as prohibited in commercial products due to loss of vitamins A D K and E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Eby
Laramie
Washington, D. C
GIO
National Forum of Labor, Agriculture, and Industry
Eby
Wyoming
Douglas
Burton W. Marston
Wyoming Extension Service
Marston
Agricultural Extension Service
Via University of Wyoming
U. S. Department Agriculture
Wyoming Department of Agriculture
Evangeline J. Smith
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
U. S. Food and Drug Adminstration
Bennett sells Hotel Bar to Meeks and Johnson
R S Bennett sold the Hotel Bar Gate and building to Ross Meeks and Joe Johnson of Pinedale. They will remodel the building this fall and install an up to date cocktail lounge in the rear, eliminating the cafe. Ross Meeks is the current bar manager. Rod Bennett ran the bar for years and will remain in Big Piney with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Bennett
Ross Meeks
Joe Johnson
Pinedale
Rod Bennett
Big Piney
Wyoming Republicans praised for wartime voting bloc loyalty
As Congress nears adjournment on July 26, Wyoming's E V Robertson and Frank A Barrett are lauded for voting as a bloc for 1946 campaign pledges. They are praised by colleagues for duty, labor, and consistency in advancing Wyoming interests.
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Congress
Wyoming
E. V. Robertson
Frank A. Barrett
Robertson
Berrrett
Dieters warned against mineral oil in dressings
Mrs. Smith cautions dieters about mineral oil in low calorie salad dressings. She notes it robs the body of vitamins and warns women on diets to avoid mineral oil due to tastelessness and lack of fat value. She advises reading product ingredients and says good dressings can be made without mineral oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Wyoming Taxpayers Attend Denver Conference On Local Government
Staff members of the Wyoming Taxpayers Association attend a four day study session in Denver July 21 to 26 with about 60 attendees from 39 state groups. Percy F. Jowett, executive director, will address topics on solving local government problems and the Municipal Budget Act as part of discussions on budgeting and citizen participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Taxpayers Associaton
Denver
Colorado
Percy F. Jowett
Wyoming Taxpayers Association
University of Denver
Department of Government Management
Tex Foundation of New York
Jowett
Roy KE. Brown
The
Tax Foundation
Henry &. Stanford
Denver University
Air Power Is Peace Power on Air Force Day
The article emphasizes strong air forces as essential to peace, linking World War II experiences and aviation progress to the need for a robust Air Force. It pledges the Army Air Forces, National Guard air units, and Organized Reserves as the backbone of national air power, urging support for aviation industry and R&D. Air Force Day is August 1.
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Army Air Forces
Wth
National Guard
Lightweight automatic radio compass aids private aviation
The Lear ARC introduces a four inch diameter loop antenna and streamlined blister housing to minimize drag. A servo unit automatically rotates the loop to the null point when tuned to a station, removing pilot effort and increasing accuracy and safety for private pilots using radio navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Incorpo
William P. Leary
Beechcraft “Flying Laboratory
Artist Guild Meeting at Mae Mickelson's Big Piney Home
Mae Mickelson hosted Artist Guild members and guests on July 10 with a one o'clock luncheon. The afternoon featured a True False contest won by Mrs Sommers, Myra Cooley, and Bertha Chausee, plus readings and art titles by members and guests.
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Artist Guild
Mae Mickelson
Big Piney
Betty iMae Mickelson
Beth Richardson
Madge M. Fink
Josephine Guio
Miriam Barlow
Frances Clark
Bertha Chausee
Mae Sommers
Marie Meyers
Grace Walker
Wilda Springman
Miss Boley
Mickelson
Mrs. Sommers
Myra Cooley
Veda Sommers
Alice Wh Hugh
Margaret Mickelson
Sadie Osterhoul
Vida Springman
Lora Jewett
Mac Sommers
Madge M. Funk
Mae Mickelsoat
Wyoming Crop and Live Stock Report Notes Labor and Harvest
The Wyoming crop and livestock report shows moisture generally good with pockets of dryness in Park Big Horn Crook Sublette and Converse. Alfalfa mostly cut, second cutting coming. rye harvest begun and wheat to start August 1 15 east of the Divide and late August west. Labor adequate in numbers but lacking experience and stability. Sublette short about 150 hay hands, Albany and Converse slight shortages. Platte County reports plenty of laborers few workers. Stock water ample. farmers plan to market livestock early this fall with 48 percent expecting earlier marketing and 52 percent at usual times. none expect later marketing than last year. Many plan to winter fewer sheep and cattle. 22 percent will keep purebred sheep while 78 percent winter fewer. Mobile X-ray unit offers free chest X-rays statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Park
Big Hog
Crook
Sublette
Converse
Counies
Albany
Platte County
Boy Killed by Lightning Near Pinedale
John Maxwell, 17, of Rock Springs, was killed Sunday when a lightning bolt struck his horse on the outskirts of Pinedale around 6:30 p.m. Norma Ronchetti and Ramont Larson, also Rock Springs high students, were dazed. Bonini remained uninjured despite being knocked from his horse. The party had ridden to the fair grounds and rented horses from the Bush stables. several others in the group escaped injury as horses collapsed from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
John Maxwell
Robert Maxwell
Rock Springs
Norma Ronchetti
Ramont
Larson
Rock Springs High School
Youn Maxwell
Bonini
Maxwell
Ray Sell
Joe Bush
Fair Grounds
Bush
Ronchetti
Jimmy Skordas
Eddie DeCora
John Armstrong
Sell Triangle
Wyoming Governors Visit Becomes Playground Tale
Commerce and Industry News notes Wyoming hosts governors with a 9 day Maine stay and a 7 day Gros Ventre trip. Governor Horace Hildreth of Maine and twin brother Charter tour, fish, ride Timberline, share campfire songs before heading to Idaho for a governors conference in Salt Lake City.
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Wyoming
Dewey
Horace Hildreth
Maine
Chart Cranch
Konduran
Teney
Charter
Portland
Gros Ventre
Timberline
Tex Purvis
G Heart
Idaho
Teton Pass
A. Robins
Salt Lake City
New Salt Lake City Marshal Appointed Amid Heat
Mr and Mrs Joe Ollivier were in Salt Lake City this week. The heat in the city was nearly unbearable. Mrs Mary A Murdock is in town from the ranch. John Herrod is the newly appointed town marshal. Want ads pay dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ollivier
Salt Lake City
Mary A. Murdock
Tox
Johin Herrod
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Harold Aurich
William
T. Kirk
FAX Payers Association
Savi
A. P. Peck
Scientific American
Wyoming State Health Department
Commerce and Industry News Letter
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