Five Honorary Doctors to Be Conferred at UW
Five distinguished Wyoming citizens receive honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Wyoming. Milward Simpson, Susan Quealy, Wilson Jenkins, David Potter, and William Nipsit are named as recipients. The ceremony honors their public service, business leadership, and academic contributions on the Laramie campus in 1935.
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Laramie
Namu
Wyoming
Dy Wumphrey
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Milward Lee Sampson
Susan Jane Quealy
Kena Perry
Wilson, Jenkins
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David Morris Potter
Yale
William
Thomas Nipsit
Rook
Salt, Lake
City
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Milward ‘Simpson
Peon
Yarvard
Cambridge
Mass
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Coppled Children's Conference in Rock Springs May 20
A conference for Crippled children from Sublette Sweetwater and Uinta Counties will be held in Rock Springs on May 20 at 8 30 AM. The event targets children under years of age and invites parents who have not attended before to contact their family physician or welfare department. An orthopedic surgeon and a pediatrician will conduct the conference.
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Sublette
Sweetwater
Uinta
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Department of Public
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Antelope Hunting Permits Set for Wyoming Pioneer Licenses
Wyoming lawmakers approved a plan allowing residents who qualify for a pioneer license to obtain antelope hunting permits. Eligible applicants must have resided in the state for at least 30 years and meet the pioneer criteria. Permits will be valid in any antelope area, issued to those who hold or qualify for pioneer licenses.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Ronald Dolor On Board Destroyer Bobble Beef Study
A report from agricultural research discusses cooperative efforts by USDA state and industry groups to boost mountain meadow hay productivity. Tests in western states show high protein hay enhances beef gains, with early-cut hay yielding nearly a pound per day more than late-cut hay. Trials reached yields over four tons per acre under proper fertilizer and timing. Unclear details mention measurably better calf gains tied to hay protein content. In another brief, Ronald G. Delar of Polsk on board the destroyer Uss Bobble sails toward the Mediterranean for assignment with the Dasnoyer Division.
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Wyoming Game and Fish speak at 4-H meeting
James E. Grasse, Information and Education officer of the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission in Cheyenne, will speak at the Legion hall meeting. He may also present wildlife films for attendees.
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Yale Review
Lincoln
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Vincent, Gelger
Wakeman Brynmly
James E. Grasse
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Legion Hall
Tos Might
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