University to Honor Three Notables Next Month
University of Wyoming will confer honorary doctorates of laws at commencement to Pred G. Gurley president of the Santa Fe Railroad Nelson Trusler Johnson former ambassador to China and minister to Australia and James Cash Penney chairman of the board of J C Penney Company.
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Laramie
G. Gurley
Senta Fe
Nelson Trusler Johnver
China
Australia
James Cash Penney
J. C. Penney Company
Nec
University of Wyoming
Mr. Gurley
Sedalia
Burlington ™ Sheridam
Burington
Santa Fe
Sheridan
Colorado
Wyoming
Burlington
Casner
Colorado and Southern
Orin Junction
Alliance
Nebr
Son
Chicago
Burlingston
Johnson
Washington, D. C
Frenda Scheck
George Wachington University
Jane Thornton Beck
George Washington Thornton Beck
Gedy
Department of State
Peking
Mukden
Harbin
Hankow
Shanghai
Chungking
Changsha
Washington
Far Easter
North China
Royal Asiatic Society
Delta Tau Delta
Codv
Penn
United States
Foremer Guernsey Asociation
New York State
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
National Dairy Association
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Enevsh Guernsey Cattle Society
Royal Agricultural Society of England
White Plains
N. Y
Union Pacific to Distribute Railroads at War to Schools
Union Pacific Railroad will distribute more than one thousand copies of Kip Farrington Jr.s Railroads at War to schools and libraries in its service territory. The 64 page book highlights American railroads role in World War I with photos from railroad and military photographers and features on troop trains traffic control and perishables movement.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Nebr
W. M. Jeffers
Dent
S. Kip Farrington, Jr
United Nations
Wieer
America
Union Pacific
Point values on fats and oils to stay through June 30
The OPA plans to keep fat and oil point values at six to ten through the quarter ending June 30. The Wet Food Administration cuts civilian fats and oils by 814.2 million pounds and industrial allotments by 20 percent. Bowles urges conservation to aid relief efforts as U S per capita intake targets 35 pounds for the year, below prewar levels. Applications for supplemental allotments due to local boards by June 5.
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OPA
Chester Bowles
Crowley
Europe
United States
Mr. Bowles
U. S
Roy M. Green Advises War Bonds For Farm Income
A wheat farmer with $30 000 cash considers War Bonds to secure steadier postwar income. The planter suggests investing $150 per month or $1 900 yearly to yield $200 monthly after ten years, plus lump sums for operations and replacements. The aim is retirement security and independence from speculative land values.
Bishop Ziegler to Visit for Services at Episcopal Church
Bishop Ziegler of Laramie will be here on the tenth to hold services at the Episcopal church at the usual hour.
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Ziegler
Laramie
Tiue
Episcopal Church
War Bond Drive Urges Quotas Now to End War
The message calls for new planes tanks and ships to hasten victory. It stresses that American servicemen will fight and civilians must meet their War Bond quotas, noting Americans have never failed to reach a quota and urging immediate action.
JAMERICAN Heroes The LOOKOUT
W L Bleir notes local heroes in the Lookout column from Pasadena Star-News and Post. Residents praised for acts of courage and community service during the month.
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The
W. L. Bleir
Pasadena Star-News and Post
Pasadena
Basis for Steady Jobs Is Sought
Merryle and Rukeyser review the Proctor & Gamble guaranteed employment experiment and its implications for stabilizing wages and production. They stress that true employment continuity depends on managing demand fluctuations and satisfying customer needs. The analysis notes limits by industry and urges executives to curb avoidable instability.
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Merryle
Rukeyser
Proctor & Gamble
Proctor’ & Gandle
Modern Corporation
Mr. Rukeyser
Heavy hunting year forecast for Wyoming big game
Wyoming reads a record hunting season ahead as moose and mountain sheep permit registrations rise 30 percent from last year. Nonresident requests total 93 while residents request 71. July filing closes and 204 moose and 69 sheep permits will be issued. Past results show sheep kills often lag permits.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
S. J. Jincoletti
Game and Ash Department
OPA Orders New Regulation on Automobile Repairs
The War era price control agency sets ceilings on labor hours for 56 common auto repair jobs effective June 16. Shops must issue case slips listing repair operation names and the shop's hourly rate to ensure customers pay correct prices.
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HL Melvin Rollins
OPA
Thaat Garage
Navy ship belts and farm tools set by OPA ceilings
The OPA establishes retail ceilings of 12.59 dollars for new Navy cast steel ship belts for civilian use and notes they must be mounted with a swinging clapper. Prices for white potatoes and cherry shipments are fixed as of 1945 and a transfer certificate should show correct price and vehicle details.
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U. S Navy
OPA
Excerpt On Soap Pattern And Problem Solving
The fragment discusses a pattern in soap making and suggests alternative approaches to meet a problem. It references exploring methods beyond the established pattern and ends with a subscribe call for the Examiner.
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Albert Larson
Pinedale
Gvardian
Frank E Culbertson
Eaid
Fall River Basin
R. L. Muller
Mr. Swabacher
Bix Piney Wit
Adioum
Frank Shipley
North Piney
Roy M. Green
Colorado A & M College
Fort Collins
Sam
Mighty
Jamerican Heroes
Carl P. R. Dahlstrom
Merchant Marine
Lyman Abbott
Abbott
Dahlstrom
U.S. Treasury
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