Roosevelt asks Congress to act on price stabilization plan
President Roosevelt seeks rapid passage by October 1 of legislation to stabilize farm prices and wages, tying support to parity levels and anti inflation measures. The address warns of consequences if Congress delays, and lists county rationing certificates for tires and tubes issued by Evnlelte County War Lenses and Rationing.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Thhs
Presdent
Lash Apt
Legion Auxiliary News and Scrap Rally Call
Legion Auxiliary notes report 1942 43 goals and dues as well as contributions for soldier kits from local members. Names listed include Ballo Dunham Kvenidh Subic Mickelson Griggs Crane MolTat Stevens Carr Hopkins and others. Scrap metal rally urged with a Dutch lunch after meetings and plans to support Red Cross service boys.
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Frank D. Ballo
H. GC
Dunham — Gelen Kvenidh
Anton Subic
James Mickelson
Effie Griggs
Crane MolTat
John Stevens Guy Carr
Geo. W. Hopkins
Howerion Helle Sept
Toma Fox
Thwan
Genera Sherman
Auxiliary
Unt
Pew
Natonal News
Reta Carr
Elva Marincic
Cohmmttees
Legion
Reing
Win Carr
Jeneva Sherman
Cap Looney
Esther L Anderson Named Chairman of Wyoming School Salvage Drive
Col KR Lb Esmay, chair of the Wyoming Salvage Committee, announces Esther L Anderson is appointed Chairman of the school salvage drive. Dr John W Stude biker of the US Office of Education and War Production Board officials developed a plan to mobilize teachers and students nationwide to salvage scrap. Anderson vows to ensure schooling continues while focusing on scrap and rubber material for war production.
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Esther L. Anderson
Lb. Esmay
Wyoming Salvage Committee
Esther Anderson
Wyomit
Eero
John W Studebiker
United States Ofice of Education
War Production Board
Miss Anderson
Cal Tamay
Sheal
Wyeming
Wyening
War Bond Quotas Set for 3 070 Counties by Treasury
The Treasury announces the September national bond quota of 775 million dollars with Wyoming allotted 1.25 million. Quotas align with seasonal income, following a billion-dollar monthly goal. past months ranged from 690 to 1,000 million, with August at 835 million.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Wyoming
Treasury
Sune
US Treasury Department
U.S. Treasury
Lawrence Beale Smith
Education program pledge from U.S. Office of Education
The United States Office of Education pledges to support a new universal education system and urges all county and city superintendents, principals, teachers, and students to aid the essential program as beta materials will be mailed to every teacher in the state within days.
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United States Office of Education
Uy Wyoming
Old Wyoming
Ed Emerine
Union
Salt Lake City
Jackson Hole
Charlie Kratzer
Jackson's
Courier
Charlie
Pete McReynolds
George Hopkins
By Piney Examiner
Bupyet
George
Blandon
The
Kemmerer Gazette
Frank Taylor
Abeassant
Roland Call
Scar Valley
EH. H. Scarborough
Collage Hotel
Pig Piney
Green Meade
Cokeville
United States
Green
Local residents enjoy Thermopshs hot springs visit
Antone Subic and Prank Zager of LaBarge bathe at Thermopshs hot springs. Mrs Subic, Antone, and Auiss Tama Childensen assisted Mr Subic Monday and returned home. Mrs Merritt Hopkins visits Mr and Mrs Ben eck at Gammel for a few days.
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Antone Subic
Prank Zager
LaBarge
Thermopshs
Mrs Subic
Som Antone
Auiss Tama Childensen
Mr. Subic
Merritt Hopkins
Ben ¥Eck
Gammel
Father of Mrs James Bertram Passes Away
Thomas King father of Mrs James Bertram of this place died suddenly at his Boulder home Monday night. He worked as a rancher and ranched near Green River City after a Union Pacific Railroad mechanic career. He is survived by wife and several children and grandchildren. Funeral services are at Pinedale today.
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Thomas King
James Bertram
Boulder
Mr King
Br. King
Evanston
Green River City
Union Pacfic Railroad Co
Local Residents Attend Legion and Community Events
Mr and Mas dool Nelson of La Barge attended Legion and Amhary meetings this week. Mrs Frank Ball Jr and son Gum moved from Halfway and Bim started school for the term. Mr and Mrs Link Shidel er visited Pinedale today. Don’t forget the American Legion Dance at Community Hall on Saturday night.
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Mas Dool Nelson
la Barge
The
Legon
Amhary
Weel
Frank Ball, Jr
Gum
Halfway
Bim
American Legion
Ali
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Office OF Government Reports
Subleste County
Evnlelte
Taed Eklund
Rancher
Pinedale
Charlel Alexander
Micarrin
Cora
Glen Jensen
Big Sandy
EB. Campbelle
Bondian
Ray
Stewart
Wimcher
Anderson Truckiy Ca
Joseph A. Achey
Arthur Lindback
William Bayer
Jack Alexander
Cera
Subiette County
Jack Curtis
Big Piney
H. L. Knapp
Geo. E Gilligan
Pmbp
Miauiese
W. T. Faler
Dude Rancher
Upper Green River Lumber Co
Foyt
Baigér
Woodrow Wilson
Pat Holt Sheriff
Avery Whitman
John Allen
Pete McReynolds J PL McComicik Amner Clark
Texas
Bud‘ No. 1
E (Veryone
Red
Legion-Auxiliary News
Ee Aty LeGion
Community Hall
U. S. Treasury
EneLinaren
Dan Rathbun
Iun
Mason
William Neilen
Dorset
Swamiey Nebeker
Wr Carr
W. E. Sleiman
Omaha
Ebring
Link Shidélér
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