Veterans GI Bill expands flight training pay for post Korea veterans
The new Korean GI Bill provides that veterans since June 22 1950 may receive a portion of flight training costs paid by the government. VA will allot a percentage of the school's established charge while the veteran covers the rest. Training entitlements are set as one day per 125 dollars paid to the school, with a general maximum of 36 months of service. World War II provisions differ, as the earlier act paid costs directly to schools and offered subsistence, while the Korean act pays a single veteran.
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Korea
Crippled Children's Conferences Announced Across Counties
Notices for Crippled Children's conferences list dates and times in Rock Springs and Kemmerer with locations at Sweetwater Memorial Hospital and various towns. Eligible children under 21 may attend. physicians should refer cases to the State Public Health Department to estimate attendance. Parents and physicians are urged to arrange prior general physicals and contact the Division of Crippled Children for forms.
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Rock Springs
Sweetwater County Memorial Hospital
Sublette
Sweetwater
Teton
Moe
Kemmerer
Church
Comer Fine
Agat
Lincoln
Unita
State Department of Public Health
Ian
Public Health
Nuria
State canvass shows Barrett top Republican in Wyoming primary
The Wyoming State Canvassing Board reports Governor Barrett led the GOP with 35,144 votes while Sen. Joseph C. O’Mahoney had 27,334 on the Democratic side. Barrett carried 18 of 23 counties and won Natrona, Fremont and Park by large margins, though O’Mahoney carried Albany County by 18 votes.
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Cheyenne
Wyoring
and Mary
Frank Baray
Joseph C. O.mahoney
Barrett
O'Mahoney
Albany County
Laramish
Seni
Mahoney
Sprigs
Govmor Barrett
Thermopolis
Carbon
Lincoln
Sweetwater
Uinta
Laramie
Eawentwater
Natrona County
Fremont
Park
Niobrara
Senator's Share Rises Over Seventy Percent in Key Counties
The candidate captured a fraction over 70 percent of votes in Converse and Crook, and about 75 percent in Johnson County, based on the senatorial column totals.
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Converse
Crook
Johnson County
Seniority in Senate Drives Democratic Strategy for O'Mahoney
Democrats rally behind Joseph O'Mahoney to boost his Senate bid on the basis of seniority, while noting that even if re-elected he would trail the youngest Republican in a GOP‑controlled Senate. The piece notes past retirements and defeats that reshaped seniority, and hints at looming AF of L convention speeches by Ike and Stevenson.
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Joseph O'Mahoney
United States
Senate
O'Mahoney
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Lfe
Conally
Texas
Democraic
Ike
Stevenson
Truman
Fall registration at UW to begin September 24
Laramie Wyoming September 10 1952 University of Wyoming fall registration starts September 24 for new and transfer students President G D Humphrey announced. Applications for 780 new students have been accepted an increase of 400 from last year. New graduate students register September 25 and former students September 26.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
G. D. Humphrey
Wyoming Republican meet sets campaign plans in Casper
Wyoming's Republican State Central Committee will meet in Casper September 13 at 9 pm in the Masonics building to elect officers and discuss campaign strategy for the general election. State Chairman Ewing Kerr, who has served four terms, is expected to be re-elected.
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Wyoming
Central
Cesper
Ewing T. Kerr
Masonics
Casper
Kerr
Chaiman
Republican Tate
Majestic
Cheyenne
Narrow Idaho town shares 100 feet with a railroad
The tale from a Rocky Mountain honeymoon recalls a town in Idaho only 100 feet wide built in a canyon with a railroad track through a hotel. An engineer stops a train to let guests pass and the lesson highlights shared space and neighborly thinking across communities and drinkers.
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Ben
Belle Hia
Rockies
Garden Tavern
Idaho
Gaz
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Big Piney Examiner
Crippled Children’s Conferences
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Aspar Collins
Indiana
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Internal Revenue Department
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Alger Hiss
C.ty
Denver
Joe Marsh
United Stat
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Pioneer Cafe
Thorougly
Gust Pappas
Montana
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W. A. Frenzel
Evanston, Wyo
Marbleton Hotel
Church of St. Anne
Big Piney, Wyo
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Green River Valley Newsppaper
Big Piney
Geo W. Hopkins
Green River Valley
G. Murdock Estate
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Jas. F. Mickelson
Horse Creek
South Piney
Sadie Osterhout
Fall River Basin
Postotthe
John C. Budd
Alex Price
Bar Diomnon
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Twin Creek
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
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Helen Tanner
Big Piney Lodge No
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