Veterans News on NSLI dividends and VA training figures
The article explains NSLI dividends as premium adjustments funded by gains and savings from premium calculations. It notes many veterans fail to update addresses, urging mail changes via the Veterans Administration. It reports August 1946 VA data: 1,590,780 WWI disabled veterans on claims roles. 105,041 in training under Public Law 16, with 94 percent white, 4.6 percent Negro, and small other races. average ages around mid-20s, with women comprising about 0.5 percent of disabled WWII veterans in training.
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Veterans' News
Natonal Service Life Insurance
NSLI
Mutual Insurance
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Nero
Wyoming agricultural college to build new facilities
County Agent's News reports plans for a wool scoring laboratory and an auditorium at the Wyoming college to boost agriculture research and extension services. The enhancements aim to improve field education, farmer meetings, and 4-H leader recognition with cash awards during a university session.
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Hee
Dame Retentions
Wyoming Farmers and Ranchers
Woomne
Agricultural Extension Service
Dean Hill
Community Giving Totals Reported for Local Parents
Riverton residents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Webber and Frannie each received $10. Mrs. B. E. O. Knight and Mrs. Roscoe Flores of Torrington were given $7.56 each.
Robertson Bills Aim to Stabilize Wool Prices in Congress
Senator Robertson introduced a bill to extend the Commodity Credit Corporation life to June 30, 1949 and to permit CCC wool sales at competitive prices. The plan guarantees growers a price at the higher of 90 percent of January's comparable price or the 1946 CCC-supported price.
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Washington
EV. Robertson
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Robertson
Congression
House of Representatives
House
Frank Barret
Wyoming
Barrett
Secretary of Agriculture
Treasury
Norris E. Dodd
Secretly of
Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Seed Purchasing Pool Boosts Wyoming Ranch Seed Buying
The 1947 seed pool from the Soil Conservation Districts of Sublette and Teton counties with extension service aid ordered 102 840 pounds of seed from Northrim King Seed Co at 11 539 35 plus freight. Eighty eight ranchers participated, seed aims to lower wholesale prices and freight through joint buying.
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Bir
Soil Conservation
Jackson Hole
Big Piney
Pinedale
Pinedale Soil
Piney Soil Conservation Dist
Jackson Tole Conservation Dist
County Agricultural Extension Act
Seed contract and federal seed aid plus wool bill hearings
A procurement run awarded seed hauling to a trucking firm after bid comparison with the Soil Conservation Service aiding the county agent and ranchers in seed selection and ground preparation. Separately, Wyoming residents may apply for SSA examinations with posts and salaries listed. wool bill hearings advanced in the House aided by Norris Dodd and Rep Barrett noting import quotas and price support concerns.
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Soil Conservation Service
Soul Conservation Service
Nel
Wyoming
United States Civil Service
Social Security Adminisration
Board of Examiners
Social Security Administration
Barntable
Denver
Colorado
Secretary of the United Civil Service Examiners
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Treasury Department
Veterans Administration
Whit
Division of Disbursement
County
Dale Twing
Big Horn
H. E. Gillette
Powell
Pete Meike
Susrex
George Collins
Thermopolis
H. V. Ripley
Sundance
Mildred Green
Guernsey
Frank Taylor
Lusk
Clarence Ruel
Casper
Ralph McDowell
Pine Bluffs
Swan Johnson
Douglas
Melvin Wolfe
Bob Burns
John Deere
Gaiety Theatre
Ollivier Hardware
WEO
Church of St. Anne
Big Piney, Wy
John O'Connor
Lon C. Purdy
Kemmerer
Lewis Home Service
Jackson, Wyo
Art Willard
Bob Gunter
Wyo
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Art Ball
Big Piney, Wyo
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