Decision In Water Case Delayed Two Months
After four days of testimony the water dispute involving a reservoir on Middle Piney Lake faces a two month wait for Judge Tidball to issue an opinion. Plaintiffs seek 543 009 in damages for crops and damages claims while challenging the reservoir’s legal construction and prior water rights. Attorneys Greenwood Jackson Sullivan and McClintock represent plaintiffs. Elery and McClintock represent the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. O’neil
EB. H. Shieler
Logan Homer
Arthur Homer
Eizabeth Homer
Dan H. Budd
Joe L. Budd
P. Budd
Tarry J. Springman
Robert A. Springman
George M. Johnson
Charles P. Nove
Philip Marutsic
Frank A. Fear
Clif_ tan Fear
R. L. Miller
James P. Jensen
Mildred M. Jensen
Floyd WNor_ rs
R. W. Mills
W. J. Tidball
Middle Piney Lake
A. Greenwood
Richard Jackson
Cheyenne
Joseph R. Sullivan
Laramie
A. G. McClintock
Elery and McClintock
Triangle Club Notes From April and May Meetings
The Triangle Club met April 30 at Mrs. Garr’s home with Mrs. Morgan acting as chair due to the absence of the president. After no business, members filed National Defense cards and Mrs. Youngberg reported on The Education of Office Men in American Democracy. The May 14 gathering at Mrs. Fox’s featured the pledge, a read Etude piece Go Back to the Piano by Mira Fox, a piano number, group singing, and National Music Week observing refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Wm. Garr
Treas
G. T. Morgan
Youngberg
Rube Fox
America
Mira Fox
Wyoming selective service urges prompt response to job interviews
Wyoming State Headquarters Selective Service in Cheyenne announces that registrants who filled the occupational questionnaire must promptly respond to postal requests to call at local United States Employment Service offices for job interviews. Col. RTL Esmay says interviews help place skilled workers in war industries and outline the system for classifying and placing workers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
United States Employment Service Office
Rtl Esmay
State
Selective Services
Wyoming
Esmay
Fui
Commencement Exercises for Class of '42 Tonight
Commencement exercises for the Class of 42 will be held at the Community hall tonight May 21. Ray Robertson Commissioner of Education will deliver the address. Class members include Marinell Short Edna Sage Edward Carr Arthur Ray and Virgil Baitey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Wall
Ray Robertson
Marinell Short
Edna Sage
Edward Carr
Arthur Ray
Virgil Baitey
Allphin Named Superintendent of Burlington School
Nylin Allphin, formerly principal and coach at Piney High School, accepts the superintendency of the Burlington school in Wyoming. He and Mrs. Allphin will move with their children to the new location, and the community wish them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nylin Allphin
Bie Piney High School
Burlington
Wyoming
Baccalaureate Service for Class of 1942 at Big Piney High
Rev Gayle V Strickler spoke at the community church last Sunday night to the Class of 1942 graduates Marmell Short Edna Sage Edward Garr Arthur Ray and Virgil Bailey. Special choir music accompanied the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle V Strickler
Congregational
Church
Big Piney High School
Ares Marmell Short
Edna Sage
Edward Garr
Arthur Ray
Virgil Bailey
Coffee on Wheels Serves Troops at Remote Posts
USO Mobile Units travel to remote outposts in Hawaii and coastal areas, offering coffee, candy, books, magazines, and other comforts to soldiers sailors and marines. The program runs May 11 to July 4 as part of the War Fund Campaign supported by USO partner agencies fostering recreation and morale behind the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Hawaii
United States
Vew
Raneieg
America
Army
I Navy
USO Lare
Young Men's Christi Associations
National Catholic Community Service
Salvation Army
Young Waoine’s Christian Associations
Jacob Welfare Board
Nat
Wyoming Students Enroll for Summer Farm Ranch Labor
Wyoming high school students, about 600, enroll for summer farm and ranch labor as part of a U S Employment Service program supervised by state authorities. After registration, full time public employment service offices will place them, some on farms, others in job training. A Cheyenne high school quiz tests students on farm tasks to prepare for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
America
James W. Dlurpan
United States Employment Ser
Cheyenne
Cage
Harnas
Agricultural Qs On Breeds Crops And Animals
Questions cover horse terms and breeds, animal species, crops such as summer fallow noxious weed and silage cropping, value of a black sheep in a herd, dominant beef cattle breeds in Wyoming, top sheep breeds, Orpington chicken use, and differences among field and sweet corn alfalfa and sweet clover wheat barley oats plus what a mule is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Forest Service On War Effort Shifts To Wood Based Needs
The April 30 1942 Christian Science Monitor notes the Forest Service aiding the war by replacing metals with wood in aircraft parts and chemicals. Wisconsin Forest Products Laboratory develops nitrate pulps and substitutes for aluminum. Land seized from National Forests fuels timber and mineral extraction for aircraft and shell production. Fire protection expands to 3200 lookouts and 63007 miles of telephone lines.
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United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Uecol
The
Wisconsi Forest Products Labora_ tory
War Department
National Forest
Forest Service of
Femls
Las
Jor
Christian Science Monitor
Road Building Will Continue This Year in Rocky Mountain Area
The War Production Board authorized spring and summer road building programs across the Rocky Mountain region under a Denver district priority. Road agencies may continue essential public road construction by monthly material reports, using only sand, gravel, and ordinary equipment. No new steel aside from existing stock may be used by road departments or contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rocky Mountain
V. S. Board
J. S. Knowlson
Official Town Council Proceedings Big Piney 1942 May 12
Regular meeting held at eight o clock May 12 1942 with Mayor F W Tan Rer presiding. Councilmen W E Carr G T Morgan R E H Gunter attended. Jas H Luce absent. Minutes of prior meeting read and approved. Bills totaling 93.37 paid and approved. Meeting adjourned. J W Tanner Mayor. Adtest John Stevens Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Wyoming
F. W. Tan Rer
W. E. Carr
G. T. Morgan
R. E H. Gunter
Jas. H. Luce
Workers Urged to Delay Migration to Casper Air Base
Officials warn Wyoming workers against moving to Casper to seek jobs on the new army base. Delays in material arrivals create uncertain start dates. Workers should contact local public employment offices now to receive timely calls for construction work as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Air Base
Casper
Army
Wyoming
quan_ ity
James W. Morgan
United States Employment Service For
Cheyenne
Cody
Gillette
Kemmerer
Lander
Laramie
Rawi_ is
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Torrington
Worland
George Sorimner
Morgan
Victory Book Campaign ends. NYA war courses seek applicants
A Wyom ing county director thanks Mrs Gordon Jewett for Victory Book Campaign efforts as the program extends into summer. Meanwhile the NYA seeks male applicants aged 17 6 to 24 for war work courses in engine lathes milling machines sheet metal and electric welding with free room board and medical care at Casper NYA Center and minimum eight dollar monthly pay. The note adds details on naval hull tonnage figures: heavy cruiser 6 635 tons and battleship 18 000 tons reeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufer
Omaha
Nebraska
Gordon Jewett
Sublette
Big Piney
Wyoming
Jewett
Amy
Hess
Sterling
NYA
National Youth Administration
United States Employment Service
Kemmerey
George i. Spantzer
WYA
Casper Nya
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Allphin
Burlington School
AR Community Church
Arthur Hicks
Eve
Sadie Osterhout
Oscar Beck
Isabelle
Phoenix
Ariizona
em_ Haymunt sevice wall exeéru
U. S. Treasury
Sunetee
Dewae
Tra
Tate
Leiey
Treasury Department
Uncle Arms
Oficial Town Council
J. W. Tanner
John Stevens
Seventh Corps
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