Wyoming Proclaims National Anthem Moment Observance
Acting governor Frank L. Houng designates Friday June 14 as FLAG DAY in Wyoming and calls all residents to pause at 10 a.m. Wyoming time to repeat The Star Spangled Banner and honor the national flag amid wartime tensions and global conflict.
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Deaths, Memorial Day parade mark Rock Springs notices
The 16 month old Donald Kellogg died of cerebral meningitis after pneumonia with funeral services held Friday. Memorial Day included a large parade and cemetery exercises with local patriots and Boy Scouts. Mbert Hornedeen, longtime Crosson bar bartender, died near the depot after twelve hours of pneumonia while being moved to the hospital. Services Friday afternoon. Social events hosted by Mrs. Walter Muir and others mark senior graduation and farewell gatherings for local youths bound for Fort Logas Colorado.
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Claims Dispensations Heard in Unclear Proceedings
Fragmented OCR notes describe a hearing on claims related to entitlements and an individual named God entrusting, with reference to a photographer and others. Details are garbled but indicate a legal or administrative proceeding awaiting further hearing.
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Pans Miss Games to Keep Up War Work
Chicago June 2 President E W Dickerson of the Western league notes war work has reduced minor league attendance not from fans quitting but from men being called. He proposes twilight baseball in Kansas Iowa Missouri and Nebraska to boost profits and keep workers engaged. He says early 6 30 start times would let fans return after 9 o clock and argues there is a need to provide recreation for men in service while maintaining morale and public sanity.
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Detroit shrinks pleasure car output amid war demand
Detroit’s auto plants cut pleasure car production by up to 70 percent as war work expands. Ford remains near last year’s output while Cadillac, Packard, Hudson, and Studebaker shift substantial shares to government contracts. Nationwide cuts total about 357,000 cars annually, with 60 to 70 percent of U S autos built within 100 miles of Detroit.
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Interurban Car Planned for Sheridan Mines Run
Sheridan Wyoming June 3 The Sheridan Railway Company bought an interurban street car in Lexington Kentucky and will ship it to Sheridan for mine run service. The 76 seat forty ton car is 62 feet long and larger than current interurbans, with extra baggage space. Manager D W Jones says it will be ready in three days.
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Kid Williane Triumphs in 12-Round Open Park Bout
June 3 at Ovtele Park drew several thousand spectators as Kid Williane defeated Younes Coemey in a twelve round bout. The open air event attracted fans from all areas.
Red Star Fund Receives $68 After Local Farewell Party
The Albany County Horse and Cattle Growers Association hosted a farewell party at Woodman Hall for draft boys and their relatives. Local officials and guests spoke on patriotism, a collection for the Red Star Society raised $65, and the event concluded with a dance at Springdale Ranch.
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Flour mill plan eyed for Greybull by Montana brokers
Fred Krjoger and Louia L. Bell of Dillon Montana representing the American Association of Mill Constructors arrived to start subscriptions for a 75 barrel flour mill in Greybull. Estimated cost about 36000. Mill to be operated by an experienced manager after completion, with Miller taking stock and becoming a permanent resident. Local businessmen pledged support to help secure funding and assist Messrs Klinger and Beil in launching the project.
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Foley Kidney Pills Claim Relief For Various Ailments
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatism and urinary issues. It cites a testimonial from Frank P. Wood of Morrill, Maine claiming relief and benefits after use.
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Navy examination yields 28 percent pass at local station
Twenty eight men examined at the local navy recruiting station last week by Recruiting Agent Panford were accepted while the remainder were rejected for physical reasons. Six of the eight rejected have reported for service. Names and hometowns include William W. Baker Wheatland John A. Pennock Bellevue Colo Robert E Tingley Almana Kan Joseph H Dineen Lingle Kan Lawrence N Marquis Glenrock Andrew R McMicken Rawlins
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Lingle
Lawrence N. Marquis
Glenrock
Andrew R. McMicken
Rawlins
Former Yachtmen Man Many Boats in Naval Attacks
Dover June 3. Men who were amateur yachtmen in peacetime now form the core of motor launch crews in British operations. In the Zeebrugge raid more than twenty were active, handling smoke screens and guiding destroyers and other vessels. Their intimate knowledge of home and coastal waters aids missions along the English Channel.
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British motor launches prove sea patrols in wartime
The article notes American made pilot craft used as fast patrol boats by the British Senior Service. Amateur sailors transformed into qualified patrol crews through naval training. A German submarine attacked an American sailing ship but was repelled by a motor launch, forcing the U boat to submerge amid shellfire. The motor launches, under auxiliary patrol, share leadership with the trawler fleet and show democratic camaraderie between fishermen and yachtmen.
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Honor Rell for $1000 WSS Club Honor
An incomplete list includes individuals such as Fred BR Warren William Dunstan Pine Muffs Carl H Menhthousen George Joffee Sally Lewinnek Jons 38 Lenght tc b D M Molaughiin and others like Mr. Ww Danton Pat Hays Mrs John Brown Mrs Christine Jorgensen OConnell Pros Veronia A Wolfer Mrs Mary Schmidt Fred D Boice O L Beatty and Lee Moore.
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German Art and Kultur Exhibit Planned in Istanbul
Amsterdam reports on a planned spring opening of an exhibition titled German art and kultur in Constantinople. The project is financed by funds from the German propaganda department.
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Ammonia Water Considered for Washing and Plant Fertiliser
Amm onia water used for washing may be utilised as a fertiliser for planta.
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