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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
6
Warnings of early adjournment loom as Congress mulls a massive Defense Department bill now at about 595 billion dollars after Senate approval. Conference committee will reconcile differences with the House plan as lawmakers push for fiscal restraint and defense adequacy.
Governor Barrett’s Committee marks National Employ of the Physically Handicapped Week October 7 to 13. George Spinner of the Wyoming State Employment Service outlines goals to place handicapped individuals in suitable jobs with training and medical aid where needed. Paul Albright highlights funds for vocational rehabilitation and joint efforts with Veterans Administration and other agencies to expand employment opportunities for disabled veterans and civilians. Senator Lester C Hunt announces February 1952 Coast Guard Academy competitive exams for ages 17 to 22 with a January 1, 1952 deadline.
The institution emphasizes its special fit to handle stockmen accounts and to provide prompt efficient service in all financial transactions. It highlights a long record of banking success and notes capable directors experienced in stockmen needs.
Postal Savings Depository No 115 is referenced in a brief item noting its designation and formal identification within the United States Postal Service system. The short notice emphasizes the depository’s official status and location as part of a larger network.
Officials including Brom ley Superintendent and Willam R Bradley of the Wyoming Highway Patrol met with Governor Frank Birrett to discuss dispatching unpainted patrol cars to high accident areas. The plan aims to heighten alertness and enforce safety regulations, urging statewide cooperation to reduce deadly crashes.
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