Wyoming Sets High Red Cross Service Record for 1945
Governor Hunt announced Wyoming Red Cross chapters logged 64,294 hours of volunteer service in 1945. The state exceeded its quota, with women contributing most, including 163,158 surgical dressings and 15,802 garments and 4,254 infants toys. Nurses trained, home service aid, and Junior Red Cross activities supported service to servicemen and civilians.
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American Red Cross
Govenor
Hunt
Madwesh
Red Cross
Army
Navy Horse Corps
Yecouimert
Red Cros
Velmicer Special Corp
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Velerangy Administration
Cheyennie
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Psislation
Sitoraey
Wyoming Game Licenses Sell for 1945 Hunting Season
About 46 561 licenses were sold to big game hunters in 1945 in Wyoming. Hunters killed 31 464 animals with 3 359 antelope permits issued. Roughly 90 percent of license holders killed two animals each. Totals for antelope 17 143 deer 9 024 moose 130 mountain sheep 9 bear 171. State warden estimate adds 20 percent more antelope killed.
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Wyoming
G. J. Jixcoletti
State Game and Fish Department
Archie Pendergraft
Sugar Stamp No. 3 Valid for 3000 5-Pound Canning Sugar
OPA urges Wyoming housewives to conserve sugar as stamp No. 3 allows 3000 points for 5 pounds of canning sugar. Spare stamp No. 9 validated nationwide to ease fruit canning. next home canning sugar stamp expected later, with total home canning per person likely not exceeding ten pounds. The regular table use sugar remains at five pounds per person every four months and the May 1 date marks the next grid.
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OPA
Wyomims
QPR
Nest
Wyoming lumber distributors urged to obtain OPA permit
Wycomingttes plan wholesale or retail lumber operations are cautioned to secure an OPA permit from Washington. They must complete a questionnaire and submit it to the District OPA office in Cheyenne for forwarding. Government efforts encourage setting up sawmills to improve lumber supply and urge operators to obtain price regulation copies from OPA.
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OPA
Washington
District Ofa
Cheyenne
Wasianaton
Wyoming 1946 Football Schedule Revised
A revised 1946 Wyoming schedule announced by athletic director Bernard F. Oakes lists Minnesota visit on October 10 and includes Colorado, Denver, Colorado Mines, and Utah State among others. San Francisco College ends the season with a trip to Laramie as coach Clipper Smiths team returns to postwar football.
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Colorado Mines
Colorado State Teachers College
Oakes
San Francisco College
San Francisco
Oakis
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
University of Denver
Laramie
Utah State College
Logan
University of San Francisco
Field hunters abandon injured game amid rising losses
Fragmentary text notes hunters leaving crippled animals in the field and questions about the extent of big game losses. It mentions that hunter losses of other species likely did not total more than five percent and includes a stray slogan urging bonds purchases.
Wyoming Dean Endorses Robertson Wool Marketing Bill
Dean A. Well of the University of Wyoming approves Senator Robertson’s wool marketing bill in Washington. He supports an integrated government purchase order to stabilize prices. The National Educational Association awards Army Life Magazine a Merit Certificate for its service to newspapers.
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Dean ¥. A. Well
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Sen. Robertson
Washington, D. C
Mareth
Jedry
J A Till
Laramie
United States
Universty of Wyoming Colege of Agriculture
Experient Staton
Robertson
Dean ‘Hall
Washington
Dean Hull
State Department
National Edutorial Association
U. S
Army Life Magazine
Recruiing Publicity Bureau
USA
NRA
Army
American Press Association
Army Life
NEA
Pentagon
Hardly N Gilbert
DS A
Miltary Personnel Procurement Service
William M. Daley
National Editorial Association
Gilbert
American Newpapers
United States Army Recruiting Service
Steel Will Help Nation Through Bonds and Production
The text asserts steel will back a billion dollar industry in Pennsylvania and pour millions into the nation to guarantee Savings Bonds. It claims Pennsylvania steel production rivals any nation, with mills needed for ships, railroads, and postwar buildings. Edward Carr, a Treasury official, was noted as an Ogden visitor last week.
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Pennsylvania
U.S. Treasury Department
Edward Carr
Ogden
Car Stolen in Salt Lake While in for Repairs
Geo Moffat’s car stolen from Browning garage in Salt Lake after overnight storage. proprietor says burglars broke in during the night and the vehicle is being sought by police. The car is owned by Geo A. Moffat, the elder Moffat.
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Geo. Moffat
Salt Lake
Merrill Moffat
Browning
Morain
Com
Poligg
Ins
Geo A. Moffat
Ronor scientist to receive 1946 AIChE gold medal
Robert P Russell head of the Central Technical and Research Organization of Standard Oil Company New Jersey will receive the American Institute of Chemists 1946 gold medal for noteworthy and outstanding service to the science of chemistry. He led wartime advances in aviation fuels explosives and synthetic rubber. His firm contributed to catalytic cracking of gasoline synthetic toluene for TNT and making butadiene from petroleum for synthetic rubber.
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Robert P Russell
Central Technical and Research Organization of Standard On Company
New Jersey
American Institute Or, Chemists
Russell
Standard of Development
Comany
Walter Ball in Town Reports Snow at His Ranch
Walter Ball of Molfway visits town today to conduct business and notes three feet of snow at his ranch. He provides an on site report from the property.
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Walter Ball
Molfway
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