Religion in Russia Survives under Soviet Rule and War Echoes
A traveler notes religion persists in the USSR despite communism, with churches preserved as cultural icons. St. Sophia in Kiev and cathedrals inside the Kremlin are being refurbished, while in Stalingrad a Russian Orthodox service draws thousands despite ruins. An elderly widow asks for no more war as loved ones lie buried in the city ruins.
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Loi Lorainé
Gale McGee
Russia
Thut
Karl Mann
Soviet Union
Stalin
St. Dasil's
Red Square
Kremlin
Kiev
St. Sophia's Cathedral
Suro Minion
Eerjprevices
Amr Fit
Wyoming
dAdtewr
Grampei
Fhe Tion
Paricular
Mons
Stalingrad
Bridge Between Russia and West Found in Stalingrad Scene
The crowd reflected a shared hope as people gathered at Kaván Cathedral's churchyard. They felt a bridge between Russia and the West formed by wartime sacrifice and religious faith amid the moving scene.
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Stalingrad
Jash
Ka~van Cathedral
Bndge
Russia
West
Rehabilitating Booker Ditch Near Soda Lake Reservoir Progress
Major work on the Booker Ditch by BE Glow, for James MickeDon, advances to supply 589 acres west of Winkteman Place. The project includes a Soda Lake Reservoir storage of about 400 acre feet and drainage improvements to restore flow for irrigation. Floyd A. Bishop handles engineering with the Natural Resources Board monitoring, while a cleanup of Schrader ditch and construction of a meadow drainage area proceed. The Soil Conservation Service technicians designed the plan, with Agricultural Conservation Program funding. The Big Piney Soil Conservation District board meets Thursday November 26 at 1 pm to review the annual report and work plan. officers listed include John Kivenitd, Frank Bray, Frank D. Ball, Ed. D. Finnegan, and Dat Chapel.
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Booker Ditch
James MickeDon
BE. Glow
Cottonwood Creek
Bridget National Fores
Souter Cetteravend Cree
Preent
Bird Mall
Floyd A. Bishop
Servie
Board of Sureatisem
Big Piney Soil Conservation Districn
Soil Conservation Service Office
Anough
John Kivenitd
Frank Bray
Frank D. Ball
Ed. D. Finnegen
Dat
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission Meets to Set 1957 Fishing Rules
Commissioner A F C Green announced the next Game and Fish Commission meeting will start November 26 and likely run through late November. The main agenda item is setting 1957 fishing regulations to be printed by January 1 for year round waters. The commission welcomes recommendations on fishing orders.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Commissoner
A. F.C
Green
Game and Fish Commission
Greene
Thank You For Making National Education Week A Success
Thank you to the business places of Fig Pusey for window displays during National Education Week. Velma Linford of the State Department of School praised Big Piney schools and National Education Association efforts. Ruthte Heecht, County Superintendent, attended the tea and poured. Parents visited the elementary and high schools, with over forty visiting the elementary.
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Exhan
Velma Linford
Ruatte Heecht
Annual Meeting of Wyoming Wool Growers Assoc at Buffalo
Record attendance expected at the 59th annual convention in Buffalo Wyoming November 27 23 and 23 with a panel program. Speakers include Max F Schmitt president of the Wool Bureau G N N Winder president of the American Sheep Producers Council F W ImMasche deputy director of the Commodity Stabilization Service Lavertock and Dairy Division and discussions on the Wool Act of 1954 and incentives for wool and lamb promotion.
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Thee
Wyoming Wool Growans Asocution
Buffalo
Wyoming
Max F. Schmitt
Wool Bureau
Agomcy Tha
War G. N .N. Winder
Amerien Sheep Producers’ Council
Mr. Windler
Mur Chison Captures Semi-Final WOO-Meter Dash Title
Private Mur Chison, member of the US Olympic team, wins the semi-final heel event at an international military track meet in Berlin with a 10.1 second time. The performance ties week's news records and showcases top Olympic prospects.
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Pvt
Murchison
Berlin
Wool Spotlight Returns Highlight Speakers
Returns for the wool event features Governor Milward Simpson among the featured speakers. The program emphasizes agricultural industry progress, with local officials and business leaders slated to attend and discuss market prospects.
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Milward Simpson
Farm Bureau Convention a Big Success in Thermopolis
The 1956 Wyoming Farm Bureau annual convention drew 50 members to Thermopolis last week. Ruben Anderson of Pine Bluffs was reelected WFBF president for the eighth year. Ben Johns of Douglas reelected WEBF Women’s Committee chair for the seventh year. Other directors named include Livingston Newcastle vice president, Horr Douglas central director, and Bower Worland northwest director. Main speakers included Keith Thomson, Gov. Milward Simpson, Paul Rachsard, and local officials. Activities featured a vesper service, Talent Fund, and Talk Meet programs.
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Yeumon
Thermopolis
Farm Bureau
Ruben Anderson
Pine Bluffs
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Vv Ben ¢ Xohrs
Doghlas
WEBF
He Livingston
Newcastle
Northeast
Arthur Horr
Douglas
Central
Airector
Kenneth Bower
Worland
Northwest
Keith Thomson
Wears
Milward F
Geet Revenue Farm Bureau
D- H. Buscher
H. OD. Livingston
WFEF
Jenn Convy
Reuben Vy. Anderson
Verna Bitehood
Gar Yisian
Univerity of Wyoming
Mercedes Hurst
International Harvester Company
W. A. Hicks
WFBF
Ben Kobss
M. =. Marbuarat
Pocere
H. M. Briggs
College of Agreuture
University of Wyoming
Hassill E. Schenck
Indiaa
Amre
Talent Fund
Wfbf Wormen
Wildlife to Feature Article on Grizzlies in Wyoming Wildlife
The December Wyoming Wildlife Magazine will run a full-length piece on The Yellowstone Grizzly by David Condon, chief park naturalist at Yellowstone. Editor Greg Smith notes the article examines possible extinctions, grizzly population numbers in the park, and management practices with Condon regarded as an expert. Distribution is set for next week. Local visitors Mr and Mrs Rulon Woffinden and three children are staying with his parents in Layton during Thanksgiving.
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Wyoming Wildlife Magazine
Yellowstone
Rulon Woffinden
Layton
Uteh
Meet Me on the Green in Sublette County 1966
A reflective prose piece contrasts past and present, noting that core themes like Good Will and love persist while fashion and technology change. It honors Thanksgiving and local unity in Sublette County Wyoming on November 22, 1966, acknowledging America and community as constants.
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Santa Claus
Rudolph
Wind River Mountains
Danang m
Sublette County
Man
Bickskin
Jowder
Cary
Ap Girow
America
Wyoming
Notice of Cretaceous Ol Company Annual Meeting
The Cretaceous Oil Company will hold its annual meeting on November 20, 1358. All members are requested to be present. Meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Beck, secretary.
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Fred Beck
Flyer Leads Lost Hunters To Camp
A Wyoming Game and Fish pilot Charles N. Miller of Pineidale guided two lost hunters back to their camp in Teton County. Miller spotted them in the Pilgrim Creek area, landed low, signaled them to lie down, and directed them toward Pacific Creek where their camp lay five to six miles away. The hunters were grateful to reach safety.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Charles N
Dick) Miller
Pineidale
Tendon
Miller
Pilgrim Creek
Pacific Creek
Miler Paaid
Lost Ladies Wrist Watch Return to Sedie Osterhout
A ladies wrist watch is missing and believed to have been lost. The notice asks the finder to return it to Sedie Osterhout and lists no additional identifying details or rewards.
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Sedie Osterhout
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Dag Hammarskjold
Louise King
Seneca Knitting Company, Inc
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Francis J. Souhan
New York State Athletic Commission
Pat Parker
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