University of Wyoming Comptroller Fay E. Smith
Fay E. Smith, comptroller and secretary of the board of trustees at the University of Wyoming since 1922, built a long career in university administration after hiring in 1921. Born 1889 in Fitchburg Massachusetts, he served in the navy during World War I and later contributed articles and studies on higher education finance. The notice also lists OPA price ceilings affecting livestock and seafood and a public notice for the estate of Oscar Kosola with a final accounting deadline in August 1943.
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Fay E. Smith
University of Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Fitchburg
Mass
Wyoming
West
Union Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Alice Hardman
San Pedro
Calif
University
Smith
Langdon
Shelby
University Business Administration
Division of Collegiate and Professional Education
United States Office of Education
Secretary of the Interior
Association of
University Business Owners
Association
Association of University Business Officers
Oscar Kosola
Sub- Jette County
Walter C. Ball
Livestock Market News From Los Angeles Yards 1943
Increased cattle receipts eased civilian meat shortage though prices fell across grades. Packers earned profits with government subsidy. stocker demand remained weak amid high feed costs. Los Angeles markets saw steers up to 16 dollars per cwt and cows from 9 to 13 dollars, with calves 13 to 14.50 and hogs showing improved demand. Reports from Washington noted market activity.
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Los Angeles Union
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Los Angeles
Eastern Star Meets Third Tuesday at Masonic Hall
Order meetings set for the third Tuesday of each month at the Masonic Hall. Visiting members welcomed. ADA Budd is Worthy Matron and Helen Bray serves as Secretary.
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Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ada Budd
Helen Bray
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