Wyoming Congressman Opposes Arizona Project Debated in House
Wyoming Representative William Henry Harrison opposes HR 1500 to fund and build the Central Arizona Project. He cites a projected 3.3 billion cost to taxpayers, with New York and other distant states bearing large shares, and argues defense needs and national economy cannot justify subsidizing landowners. He notes no contracts are required pre expenditure and reiterates strong opposition.
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Washington, Db
Wyoming
William Henry Harrison
Arizona
Department of the Interior
John R. Murdock
D-Ariz
House Committee On Interior and
Senate
Central
Harrison
Interior
Chapman
Committee On Inferior and Insular
New York State
Wyomins
Central Arizona
United States
Veteran loan exemptions and VA hospital care plan announced
The Veterans Administration announced exemptions for eligible pre October 12 1950 GI loan restrictions if a veteran had acquired a building lot with intent to build. Conditions include prior purchase or contract before October 12 1959, evidence of intent to build, and certification that restrictions would harm the veteran. The exemption lasts until April 18 1951. VA and DoD will hospitalize certain disabled veterans in VA facilities for rehabilitation with transfer policy aimed at speed and efficiency, contingent on individual welfare and readiness to return to duty.
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Hoe
Department of Defense
Veterans Administration
Wito
Transfens
LAVES STILL ON UPSWING MONDAY IN OMABRA TRADE
The weekly Ottawa style market report notes a continued upswing in Omaha trading for fat lambs and wooled lambs with prices rising to new highs. It records fat lambs selling 5 cents higher and bracketing 39.00 to 39.50, with fal shorn at 36.00 to 36.25, marking new record highs for both categories.
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Omabra
Omaha
Cattle and hog market recap with mixed prices
Prices shown for boards, shearing, slaughter ages, steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, canners, cutters, beef, bologna and bulls. Slaughter cattle varied with some highs around 95.50 for heifers and tops near 340 for steers. hogs steady to 50 cents lower with light weights weakest and many weights clearing at 19 to 21 dollars. Stags valued 15 to 17.5 dollars.
4 H KOOKENG RATES BAKE SALE MEETING NOTES
A two day meeting at O'Neils included overnight stay. Meals prepared centered on a PTA bake sale with dinners featuring halibut casserole potatoes corn galad ginger bread and apple sauce. Breakfast offerings listed as amulet covoa tomato jwee hut with garbled names.
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O'Neil's
P.T. A
Notice of Public Land Sale in Wyoming April 24 1951
United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Cheyenne Wyoming issues notice of public land sale to James Mickelson for multiple parcels in T30N R112W and surrounding townships. Bids due by April 24 1951 at 10:00 am with certified funds. parcels total 456.06 acres subject to oil and gas reservations. first proviso governs contiguous land claims with a 30 day filing window.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mickelson
Big Piney
Seysey
Nwynhy
Neynwy
Swynem
Seyntem
N. R
Seyswy
United States
Perry T. Williams
Examiner
Bake sale offerings by Betty Barton
Betty Barton lists Friday and Saturday baked goods for a bake sale. Friday items include nut bread cooked salad dressing ginger bread orange bread and ice box cookies. Saturday items include fudee squires dale bars sugar cookies gelatine salad honey hermits and potato salad.
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Fudee Squires
Dale Bars
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Elgin
Cate
Ieee
Rion Ieaveler
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Crystal
Aupani
Tion
Betty Barton
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Bertagnolli Motor Co
Kemmerer
LaBarge. Service
LaBarge, Wyo
Church of St. Anne
Big Piney, Wyo
John O'Connor
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