Veterans GI Bill study shows two thirds choose trade schools
A VA survey lists 3,364,000 veterans in below college training from 1944 to 1950. Of these 2,050,000 pursued trade or vocational programs while 339,060 attended elementary or high schools and 338,000 enrolled in business schools. In addition, 1,605,000 were on on the job training and 625,000 took institutional farm training.
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Veterans Administration
Bill College
Wyoming Natural Resource Board Hears Timber Sale Bid Plans
The Wyoming Natural Resource Board met May 7 8 at the Highway Commission Office Cheyenne. Members discussed a National Forest timber sale near South Cottonwood Creek Bridger National Forest with bids due May 28 at 2 PM and a base price $800 per M ft. bm plus deposits. The board also reviewed Keyhole Dam plans grazing experiments and three University of Wyoming contracts, appointing subcommittees for resources and scheduling a June 12 meeting.
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Wyoming Natural Resource Board
Highway Commission
Capitol Building
Cheyenne
Wyoming
J. Elmer Brock
Hrgest B. Hitcheork
Manville Kendrick
I. J. Nichols
C. R. O'Neil
Leonord F. Thornton
William D. Townsend
J. Byron Wilson
Frank A. Barrett
J. R. Bromilly
Lester
National Forest
Kemmerer
Cottonwood Creek
Bridger National Forest
Forest Service
Gale
Forest
Big Piney
Kenimerer
Keyhole
James Munro
Sheridan
Bers Evans
Oshoto
John E. Schuricht
Moorcroft
R. B. Marqus
Gillette
B. H. Buckmiller
Leonard A. McCullough
Clark Ritchie
Arvada
Keyhole Dam
Henry Burgess
Big Horn Forest
Big Horn National Forest
G. D. Humphrey
University of Wyoming
University
H. T. Person
University of Warming
H. G. Fisk
Albert Bart- Felt
L. A. Miller
J. B Wilson
C. R. O'Weil
Manvideixenduiet
Leonard Thurston
Eenesc
Hitchcock
L C. Bishop
Wi. L. Chapman
R. H. Nichols
Ernest B. Hitchcock
William L. .Townsend
G. BD. Humphrey
OPS NEWS LETTER NEW BENT CEILING PRICES COMING
The Wyoming district OPS announces ceiling price changes for beef cuts taking effect May 14 with two reductions planned later. Prices will rise from June to October, aiming to lower consumer costs by about 10 percent by fall. Rules set zones based on distance from markets and transportation costs.
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Wyoming District Office of
Uea
Portadien
Grocery items ruled under ceiling price regulation
A long list of standard grocery items comes under ceiling prices through May 14 requiring retail and wholesale grocers to set ante effectiae controls. Sellers must modify prices on many items to fit the new allowable ceiling levels.
Prices Rules Issued By OPS Listed By Number
The Office of Price Stabilization has issued over 30 price regulations in under six months plus numerous amendments. The list, by number, covers items from new cars to crude petroleum including cattle hides, coal, fats and oils, dry groceries, wool, live cattle, beef, nickel scrap and machinery.
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OPS
Office of Price Stabilization
Washington
U.S
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Kemmerer, Wyo
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Equitable Society
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Green River Valley Newspaper
Big Piney Wyoming
GEO. W. Hopkins
Green River Valley
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Green River
Forks
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Jas. F. Mickelson
Horse Creek
South Piney
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Big Roey
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Twin Creek
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Bert
Wall River Basin
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Big Piney, Wyoming
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Forks of Green River
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Order
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