Badley Named Newest Member of Attorney General Staff
Bruce Pautl Hedley of Lander is appointed Assistant Attorney General on June 18 1955 by Attorney General George F Guy and approved by Governor Malcom L Simpson. He brings naval service, Wyoming roots, and a track of student leadership to duties including extraditions and appellate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce P. Badley
Attorney General
Bruce Pautl Hedley
Lander
United &Ales Navy
Newport
Rhode
Hood and Reign
United States Naval
Senate
Stema Nu
Beverly A. Pettibone
B. S. Wyoming Universy
Milton Drive Cheyennr
Gienn
Iwins Bailey
Badley
Morto Board
Delta Delta Delta
Cheyenne
Methodit
Affaiirs
Republican Party
Republcan Organization
Wyoming
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court For
District of Wyoming
United States Court of Military Appeals
Attorney General's Office
Three Fingers In the Door Presented By Big Piney Juniors
The Big Piney High School junior class presents Three Fingers In the Door on December 5 1956 at the Community Hall 8700 pan. A gloomy isolated mansion hosts a tale of fear mystery and comic relief as Sylvia Long and accompanying characters uncover a web of danger led by a wealthy but paranoid uncle in a night of suspense with a final puzzling resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney High School
Gregory Long
Sylvia Long
Carnival Prizes Backed By Town Businesses
Big Piney Schools thank the town businesses and residents for donated prizes for the Wednesday carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Schools
Shopping Headquarters for Xmas at the Big Piney Drug
A local holiday shopping note highlights Big Piney Drug as a central stop for Christmas purchases. It promotes seasonal selections and urges customers to visit for gifts and supplies in a convenient downtown location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Big Piney Drug
Weather records and local soil conservation elections update
Historical weather figures show average high near 25 degrees with a 53.0 record high in 1939 and average low around -20 with a 419 below record in 1948. Precipitation averages 0.35 inches with a 1.13 inch record in 1955 and a 0.01 inch low in 1938. Petitions circulate for Big Piney Soil Conservation District supervisor nominations led by Dan Chapel. terms shift to January 15 elections statewide starting 1957. Nominees must be landowners and petitions require limited owner names. A Board of Supervisors meeting is set for Thursday December 6 at 1:00 p.m. at the Soil Conservation Service office. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie Agey
Big Piney Sci
Dan Chapel
John Kvenild
Board of Supervisors
Frank D. Ball
Soil Conservation
Sol Conservation Service
Husky Oil Grant Supports UW Students in Wyoming
The Husky Oil Company of Cody Wyoming funds a program with 500 for grants and loans to UW College of Commerce and Industry students. M Clare Mumtall notes 250 goes to interest free loans and 25 to grant in aid with amount set by the dean. The initiative starts this fall, with a four year series and a goal to deepen ties with the university. The company also offers summer employment and full payment for graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husky Oil Company of
Cody
Wyo
College of Commerce and Industry
M. Clare Mumtell
Gan
Husky Oil Company
Wyoming
American National Cattlemens Assn Meets in Phoenix
The American National Cattlemen's Association plans a Phoenix meeting with about 25 cattle groups including a Wyoming delegation. Norma Barlow presides the Wyoming Stock Growers Association. The group will discuss industry policy research beef promotion and related issues during January 7 to 29 with grants totaling 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Wyanang
Acaciaben
Phoenix
Arizona
Norma
Barlow
Cora
Wyoming
Asoociiion
Nation Organization
Huelves
Noted sheeplist Leroy Moore retires from Wyoming leadership
Leroy Moore of Ross Wyoming announced retirement after decades of service as head of the Wyoming Sheep Marketing Association kneeling at the national wool marketers meeting. James Lemmon of North Dakota and W T Birk of Wyoming spoke as Moore plans to move to California while his Wyoming ranches stay under family operation with Curt Rochelle set to succeed as Wyoming grower marketing president December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Moore
Ross
Wyoming
F . Wool Markelins Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hum
James Lemmon
Lest
Ci Ch Coy
Mateger
Thes Wyoming Association
Curt Rochelle
Righof Luowlinl
Wyoming Grower Marketing Organization
Wationals Board of
Wyoming Organization
Andlil
Richelle
Tum
Moore
California
Wyoming Ranches
Keat
Wyoming 4-Hers Earn Chicago Congress Trips
Three Wyoming 4-H members earned top state awards and trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Sue Kelley of Cheyenne, Diana Brinckerhoff of Lusk, and Jean Wasserbarger of Hat Creek won state health Home Improvement and canning honors respectively, with donor-backed trip awards and community health projects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Style Revue
Diana
Paul Morgan
Gilbert Brinckerhoff
Kerr Glass Mfg. Co
Kelley Joan Wi
American Red Cross
Sue
Veterans’ Hospital
Virgil Bell
Verlin Reed
Diana Brinckerhoff
Lusk
Chicago
Serburger
Jean Wasserbarger
Hat Creek
Bears-Roebuck Foundation
C. David
Cooperative Extension Service
Wyoming cattlemen active in national convention agenda
Prominent Wyoming delegates including Sam C. Hyatt, former president now honorary vice president, are set for the national convention. Members joining national committees include Clifford Hansen, Manville Kendrick, Oda Mason, Ernest R. May Jr., and others from Jackson to Hyattville. The American Cow Belles and National Junior Cattlemen’s Association also attend in Phoenix. Many will travel to Arizona for the Art vra National Livestock Show January 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional
Sam C. Hyatt
Hyattville
Wyoming
Inchuit
Clifford Hansen
Jackson
Manville Kendrick
Sheridan
Oda Mason
Laremie
Ernest R. May, Jr
Sunshine
Frank Mockler
Dubois
Lloyd Taggart
Cody
Lloyd van Deburg
Wilson
Joe Watt
Moorcroft
Howard Flitner
Greybull
Milton Hyatt
Hyattellie
Lea Kitt
Kaycee
R. O'Neil
Big Piney
J. B. Futter
Huntley
Phesnix
Arizona
Local 4-H Clubs Aim for High Rating This Year
The note urges 4-H families to join and participate for a stronger program. It stresses parent and leader cooperation, active member involvement, and improving completion from 70 percent to 100 percent, hoping this will be the best year yet for the clubs.
House Showe For Mrs. Mike Virostko
Mrs. Mike Virostko hosted a Legion hall housewarming event with Bridge and Canasta as the main amusements. Highlights included high scores for Canasta by Mrs. Jas Jensen and Mrs. Harekd Brauselow, Bridge by Mrs. Donald Jewett, and door prizes won by Mrs. Ellea McNinch and Mrs. Jewett. Hosts served cake, ice cream, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Vinosta
Legion Shall
Bridge
Canasta
Om Seine
Jas
Jenson
Camasta
Harekd Brauselow
Donald Jewett
Helen Bray
Bess Clow
Mildred Mitr
Carmine Doerr
Sua Bail
Extension Conference At Laramie Sets Public Policy Focus
Nearly 60 county extension workers from Wyoming, led by Wallré Dez, will attend the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture annual extension conference in Laramie from December 3 to 7. The event centers on public policy education, with sessions on price and income problems related to farm policy, presentation workshops, and meetings with research staff and extension specialists. Dr Evelyn Spindier will discuss extension service use and current research in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wnearly
University of Wyomin College of Agriculture
Wallaré Dez
Publc
Ogg
Wyoming
Evelyn Spindier
Federal Extension Service
REPORT ON RUSSIA By Loraine and Gale McGee
Loraine and Gale McGee recount their Russia trip noting warm receptions by peasants and even courteous Communist Party members. They describe greetings at Rostov and Kiev, friendly crowds, and a Stalingrad churchyard tribute, suggesting some Russians see Americans more positively than official propaganda implies. They urge policy makers to consider Russians as a potential ally in the Cold War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Kremlin
Moscow
Rosley
Bcat
Caldren
Kiev
Rucina
America
Guy
Gurstas
Rostay
Hauns
Luggng
Ising
Suvier Amy
Germany
O. Kk
Stalingrad
Pravda
Izvestia
Washington
Cretaceous Ol Company Announces Annual Meeting
Notice states the Cretaceous Ol Company will hold its annual meeting on November 3 and requests all members to be present. The gathering will take place at the home of Mrs. Fred Beck, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretaceous Ol Company
Fred Beck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dee
Howe
Yan Woo
Teeie
Sylvie
Uimy Sues
Tessie
Hans
Ccmcg
American National Cattlemens’s Assn
Reti
Diane
Rinekerh
Mike Virostko
Russia
Loraine
Gale McGee
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