National War Funds Needed To Aid Sufferers
Article explains changes to the National War Fund budget to meet new needs as war shifts. Additional appropriations include 1,000,000 for United China relief, 322,380 for British War relief, and 260,000 for Greece, with the fund’s total budget at 115,000,000 and quarterly allocations coordinated by the central agency.
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National War Fund
United China Re‘uelt
England
Greece
Community Chest
Srbette
Exney
USO
United Seamen's Service
Wis
Relef
William A Ray graduates from Army Air Forces training
William A Ray son of Mr and Mrs W O Ray of Big Piney Wyoming completed training and graduated from the Army Air Forces Training Command at Chanute Field Illinois He studied celestial navigation and other technical operations essential to maintenance of the nation's combat planes Public Relations Office Chanute Field Illinois.
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Chanute Field
Ill
William A. Ray
Mir
W.O Ray
Big Piney
Wyo
A Army Air Forces Training Command
Army Air Forces Training Command
Chanute Pied Public Relations Office
Reverend Eilers to Lead Mission at St Anne Church
Father O'Connor announces a one day mission at the Church of St Anne in Bog Piney beginning next Sunday at 10:00 am. Evening services are at 8:00 pm with morning Masses on Monday and Tuesday at 9:60 o'clock. all are welcome to attend.
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Father O'Connor
Eustace Eilers
Barrett Proposes Oil and Gas Royalty Bill for Lands
Wyoming congressman Frank A. Barrett introduced a bill granting landowners a one percent royalty on oil and gas produced from their lands when leases are issued by others than the owning service on which the United States held rights. The royalty would be split half to the owner and half paid from the operating company and half from US royalties.
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Frank A. Barrett
Wyoming
United States
United States States
Christmas Seal Chairman Named in Wyoming for 1944 Campaign
Dr. A G Crane of Cheyenne is appointed Wyoming State Chairman of the 1944 Christmas Seal campaign by Dr. W H Andrew president of the Wyoming Tuberculosis Association. Crane vows to uphold health standards at home to aid the war effort and urges volunteers to join the drive to fund health programs in 1945.
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A. G. Crane
A G. Crane
Cheyenne
W. H. Andrew
Crane
Wyoming
Oic
Water to Make Meat on Wyoming Ranches
Rewrite of remarks on Green River Basin irrigation linking water to higher forage and beef yields. Advocates say more water enables more feed, livestock, and money for ranchers, with potential annual gains and stronger west coast demand for higher quality cattle and meat. The piece ties irrigation expansion to broader agricultural and economic benefits.
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Wyoming
Migstucn
Green River Basin Development Aesogation Iu
Great Great River Basin
Green River Basin
Green Haver
Elizabeth I McKittrick UW professor and home economics chair
Elizabeth I McKittrick, born in Mount Union Pennsylvania, became a University of Wyoming professor of home economics and head of the department. She studied at Kansas University and Columbia and earned a 1922 Master’s from hosts State, later joining Wyoming in 1923 as head of the division and serving as chair 1940–43. She has held influential roles in state nutrition issues and is a member of multiple honor and professional fraternities.
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Elizabeth I. McKittrick
University of Wyoming
Mount Union
Kansas
Wilson
Wilson High Schoouy Stry
University of Kansas
Hosts State
Wyoming
Home Economcs
State
Narcant Enterprises
Wyommzate Niitrition
Land Grant College
Phi Kappa Phi
Sigma i
4-H Club News for Members and Parents
Brief notes for 4-H members and their parents highlighted by meeting updates, upcoming project deadlines, and reminders about club responsibilities. Includes dates, supervisors, and small event prompts to keep families informed.
Annual 4 H Fair Successful Event
The Annual 4H Fair at Big Piney last Saturday drew many entries amid a snow calm. Winners will be announced at the Achievement Hour at Skyline Theatre in Pinedale on Monday Oct 9 and prizes awarded with names published in Big Piney Examiner and Pinedale Roundup. The lunch at the community church was well patronized and praised as excellent, followed by a dance at the community hall.
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Big Piney
Coumurrty Hall
Skyline Theatre
Pinedale
Icta
Big Prney Examiner
Katmieth Fear
4-H Meeting and Achievement Night Announced
Mr Chisholm of Laramie leads a 4-H meeting for members parents and interested youths from 10 years old. The session Tuesday Oct 11 at 8 60 p m at the school auditorium will cover 4 H projects and answer questions. The Pine dale theatre hosts the 4 H achievement night Saturday Oct 24 at 7 30 p m with prizes for completed records. entries due Oct 2 and completed books due Oct 9.
Optometrist to Visit Cottage Hotel This Wednesday
Dr H Scarborough ophthalmologist from Salt Lake City will be at the Cottage Hotel on Wednesday October to examine eyes and fit glasses. Frank Zagat of LaBarge is noted as a major local business figure today.
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Frank Zagat
LaBarge
Giator
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Our Merchant Harine In War and Peace
In a nationwide All-American effort, the RICAN MERCHANT NE presents full participation by every state in operations and benefits during wartime and peacetime for an integrated merchant network.
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