Elks Leader Attacks Communists Over Freedom Train
Lafayette A. Lewis Los Angeles attorney and Elks Grand Exalted Ruler denounces Communist efforts to sabotage the Freedom Train. He directs lodges to intensify support for the train and its documents, affirming no place for Communists in America. He spoke at the Portland convention endorsing the Freedom Train.
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Communist Party
Freedom Train
Lafayette A. Lewis
Los Angeles
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
New York
The
Elks
Elks Lodge
Portland
Ore
Lewis
United States
America
Educational Department
Americans and Elks
BPO Elks
Order
Public Hearings on Grazing Fuel Changes Reported
Lusk Wyoming October 13 report to Secretary of Agriculture on grazing service problems from friction between Forest Service and permittees who graze on National Forest Ranges. Barrett and others cite hearings across nine western states with over a thousand attendees and outline recommendations to improve administration, range improvements, three year permit observatio n period, impartial appeal boards, written conditions, and record hearings with counsel for permittees.
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Lusk
Wyo
Frank A. Barrett
Wyoming
House
Subcommittee On ‘Public Lands
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Forest Service
Fermittees
National Forest
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Robert F. Rockwell
Colorado
Wesley ( .Ewvart
Montana
A. L. Mijer
Nebraska
John Sanchoz
Idaho
A. M Fernandez
New Mexico
Clair Engie
California
H. H. Hedrick
West
Virginia
Norris Poulson
Charles H. Russell
Nevada
Spertmen
Barrett
Permittee Representation Rules and Economic Impact Considerations
In cases brought to our attention permittees may have been denied attorney representation on key livelihood matters. When reductions in permitted numbers occur, consider the permittee’s economic livestock conditions and the practical effect on the permittee, the local community, and its tax structure.
Livestock Trends at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards Week Review
Trading slowed in dressed beef and feeders with declines of 50 cents to 1 dollar on medium and common classes. Weekly arrivals approximately 1000 head heavier than last week, calves and bulls steady to firm, hog values steady to slightly higher, fat lambs and ewes weak to lower with demand narrowing.
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LOS Angeles Union Stock Yards Company
California
Retirement pay plan talked by state officials in 1937
The piece recalls a Cheyenne meeting between Wyoming Secretary of State and the Banking Commissioner who later became Savings Bonds director. It suggests investing in Series E bonds, projecting $200 yearly income for ten years after 20 years of investment. A second note cites a 17,700,000 dog population in the United States per a postwar market survey for canned dog food.
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State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Lester C. Hunt
American Can Company
Readers' Letters Open Forum on Alfalfa Beers and Bridges
A longtime column invites reader opinions on topics from alfalfa planting to beer versus cider. Public response to the Empire Builders postwar streamliners prompts Great Northern Railway to order five extra sleeping cars. The Washington Monument’s construction took 14 years after 36 years of start to finish. An odd fact notes Americans drink about 550 cups of coffee annually in the U. S. Navy.
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Empire Builders
Great Northern Railway
Pullman-Standard Car Mfg Co
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Frontier, Wyoming
Kemmerer
Woodruff
Holstein
Freedom
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
B. F. Goodrich Company
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Uncle Sam
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Brooklyn Bridge
Washington Monument
U. S. Navy
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