Commencement Exercises for Rip Piney High Class of 1944
Wednesday night ceremonies at Community hall honored graduates of the class of 1944. Dr Walter D Mereses of the University of Wyoming spoke on Facing Democracy's Challenge. Diplomas went to Gordon Mickelson Betty Mickelson Frank Balliff Louise Gordon Helen Daniels Melvin Kveeen Delbert Lewis. Scholarships were awarded to Betty Mac Micken and Frank Batl IIL from the University of Wyoming.
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Walter D. Mereses
University of Wyoming
Gordon Mickelson
Betty Mze Mickelson
Frank Balliff
Louise Gordon
Helen Daniels
Melvin Kveeen
Delbert Lewis
Robert W. Fawkes
Kemmerer
St James’ Episcopal Church
State Center
Robert W. Hawkes
Carol Meeks
Helen Magincic
Shirley Griggs
Frank Ball
Italy
Veredictory
Betty Mac Mickelson
Sale
Merrill Moffat
Carol Mavis
Ruth
Ela
Audrey DeGraw
Beulah Sége
Marcille Ray
Harry W. MaGee
Philip Marincic
Robert W. Fowkes
God Bless America
Sublette County Fifth War Loan quota announced
Sublette county sets its Fifth War Loan quota at 115 400 dollars with 86 200 to individuals and 27 200 to corporations. Wyoming's state quota stands at 17 million, 40 percent above last campaign totals, as state leaders note.
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Sublette County
Sublette
George D. Rowland Charman
The
County War Finance Committee
F. W. Marble
Chaiman
Rowland
Wyomng
Baccalaureate Service Held at St John Church
Baccalaureate services were conducted on Sunday May 14 at the Church of St John the Baptist Episcopal with the Venerable Dudley McNeil of Evanston delivering a notable address to Big Piney High School graduates.
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Church of St. John the Baptist, Episcopal
Dudley McNeil
Evanston
Big Piney High School
Jackson Citizens Plead Not Guilty To Federal Count
Cheyenne Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy set trials for August 18 in Sheridan for Donald S. Neighbors John Wort and Edward J. Caroski on federal liquor violations. Neighbors and Wort, Jackson residents, entered innocent pleas to selling liquor without a Special tax. The trio pleaded innocent to charging and altering stamps on liquor packages.
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Cheyenne
T. Blake Kennedy
Donald S. Neighbors
John Wort
Edward J. Caroski
Sheridan
Neighbors
Wort
Jackson
Caroski
WFA Announces State Lendlease Purchases
War Food Administration announces Wyoming March purchases totaling 20 868 dollars for Lend Leases and Red Cross. Individual items include assets valued at 616 063 dollars and vegetables 3 200 dollars. Western states total 15 377 229 dollars in commodity purchases.
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WFA
Laramie
War Food Administration
Dean Caldwell
Wira
Office of Distribution
OPA
Caldwell
Wyoming
Cheyenne
War Food Administration Today
American Red Cross
Western States
Signs of spring spark farming talk in county
W O Edmondson, Extension Forester, visited the county to urge planning for the 1945 food supply. He advised choosing vegetables that grow locally, raising enough to feed families and store for winter, and avoiding untried varieties due to labor and seed shortages. He stressed water for shelterbelts and rapid growth native shrubs for farm windbreaks, aiding several ranchers and a shrub plan for Pinedale High School.
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W. O. Edmondson
County
Former Cheyenne Officials Start Prison Terms
Former Cheyenne officials who were convicted of bribery have begun terms at Wyoming State Penitentiary. Ira L. Hanna, former mayor, and Jess Ekdall, former police chief, receive seven to ten years. E. K. Violette, former police captain, gets two to three years. Gerald J. Morris to serve one to two years.
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Rawlins
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Penitentiary
A. 8. Roach
Ira L. Hanna
Jess Ekdall
E. K. Violette
Gerald J. Morris
Kemmerer Hospital Names New Manager
Mrs Nina W Cranney of Kemmerer was appointed business manager of the Lincoln County Miners hospital at a Kemmerer board meeting last week. She will assume duties soon. Mrs Cranney was the widow of the late Dr Loren Cranney former Kemmerer dentist. Subscribe for the Examiner.
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Nina W. Cranney
Kemmmerer
Lincoln County
Why Farmers Should Buy War Bonds by Richard L Adams
A promotional piece by Richard L Adams, professor of farm management at the University of California, arguing why farmers should invest in war bonds. The author outlines financial prudence, support for national effort, and the role of farmers in backing war finance.
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Richard L. Adamsfessor
University of California
Farmers urged to buy War Bonds amid strong farm incomes
The Treasury Department notes farm income in Wisner era is three times 1928 40 levels and urges farmers to invest in War Bonds. It argues patriotic duty and future market risks, advising cautious debt reduction, reserves, possible land purchases, and bonds as income protection and postwar funding.
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Wisner
United States Agriculture
United States
Treasury Department
Penicillin Valuable in Communicable Disease Control
Report that penicillin is being released to civilian hospitals nationwide is gratifying. The drug has treated communicable diseases with marked success, especially pneumonias and meningitis in sulfa resistant cases. Cures in generalized infections have been dramatic, particularly with complications.
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Mark
Armed Services
Office of Civilian
War Production Board
West Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Illinois
Labor Shortage Pushes Ranchers to File Labor Requests
The labor situation leaves ranch workers scarce with haying season about two months away. The Labor Committee urges ranchers to return the mailed labor requests or fill one out in person to ensure staffing numbers and to offer definite work for each laborer. The County Agent placed two workers with ranchers who had fulfilled orders at the office last week.
County Spelling Contest Results At Finedale
Results of the annual county spelling contest show winners in 8th 7th 6th and 5th grades Bell winners include Sally Thormpson Merna Maile Ray Beaver Barbara Roberts Merna and others First and second place ribbons awarded with a perpetual cup to Merna for the year Awards funded by County Commissioners and those resistant to sulfa drugs note the penicillin treatment section references.
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Finedale
Salty Thompson
Grage— Merma
Barbara Robyets
Merna
Marcitle Rayv
Bitz Piney
Merns
Sally Thormpson
Maile Ray
Big Piney
Jean Garrard
Poredale
Barbara, Robertr
Marjomt
Franz—Beaver
Stanley Olson
Riverside
Norman Moffat
Jean Jacobs
Boulder
Sheila. Baldwin
Pinedale
Ith
Marlene Franz—Beaver—tist
Robert Olson
Olson
Darrell Cambridge
Big Pineyard
University Health Service Reports Yearly Medical Load
University of Wyoming health service logged nearly 6 000 diagnoses and over 14 000 ambulatory treatments in the year. Office visits reached 11 524 with 1 214 infirmary patients and 171 with communicable diseases. 8 774 physician visits and 3 579 lab tests were recorded. Costs approximated 125 930 dollars if paid at regular rates.
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Laramie
University OF Wyoming
Ray A. BaNjid
Army
Navy
Good Polish From Westinghouse Window Cleaning Note
Westinghouse home economists recommend polishing windows with crumpled newspapers and report enthusiastic results from their method.
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Westinghouse
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Phantom
MacArthur
Philippines
Merchant Marine Institute
NEW Fork
Big Piney Lodge No. 47
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Geo. W. Hopkins
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United States Civil Service Commission
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University News
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Laramie Rotary
Lions and Fowanis Clubs
Portugal
Spain
Universittes
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Switzerland
Tim Sue
Huch
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Mississippi
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