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Rocky Mountain Division
of the
International Association for Identification
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HISTORICAL INFORMATION
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Photo to left:
Rocky Mountain Division Chapter of the International Association for
Identification charter, July 27, 1967. It reads: To Whom these presents
shall come - Greetings: In accordance with the provisions of the
Constitution and Bylaws of this Association, and by virtue of the
affirmative action of the Board of Directors: Rocky Mountain Division is
hereby chartered as a duly constituted division of this Association with
all rights, privileges and authority appurtenant thereto: In Witness
Whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and affixed the seal of the
International Association for Identification this 27th day of July 1967.
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| Photo to Right:
Cover photo for first Rocky Mountain Chapter of the International
Association for Identification Official Magazine, Volume 1 Number 1.
Officers shown on the cover are the newly elected officers. From left to
right, seated is Capt. Erosky, Capt. Archer, Lt. Albert, and Sgt. Jensen.
Standing is Dir. G. Peterson, Tech. Ramsey, Sgt. Davenport, Off. McDonald,
Lt. Moore, and Asst Chief Watson. Photo by Tech. W. B. Smith, DPD Photo
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| Volume 1 Number
2 of the RMD Newsletter carried the artwork for the new Division logo.
Here is an excerpt from the Editorial Page:
"On the cover, for the first time, is the emblem
officially adopted by the officers of the Rocky Mountain Chapter. The art
work surrounding the Official International Association for Identification
emblem, creates for us an emblem that is significant for both Colorado and
Wyoming. The evergreen and Aspen trees in the foreground, backed by the
beautiful, snow covered mountains, is the work of Police
Technician/Artist, Dex Landau of the Denver Police Departments
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| Dex has done
beautiful art work for the Denver Museum of Natural History, the cover of
numberous Colorado Wildlife Magazines published by the Colorado State Game
and Fish Department, art plates for several books of wild life study, and
for many private individuals. "
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From Volume 1 Number 3:
"Conference News: The first annual conference of
the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the IAI will be held Oct. 12-13, 1967 at the
Hitching Post Inn, Cheyenne, Wyoming. The registration fee is $6.50 per
person! This encludes a full Conference program for the members, a
special program for the wifes, a cocktail hour on the eve ov Oct. 12,
just prior to our banquet smorgasbord with live background music for your
relaxation."
Volume 1 Number 4:
The First Conference:
"Having called the 1st Annual Conference of the
Rocky Mountain Chapter of the International Association for Identification
to order, Rev. Harvey W. Cutting offered invocation. Chapter President F.
Albert of the Greeley Police Department introduced the Mayor of Cheyenne
Wyoming. The Hon. Herb Kingham, the Chief of Police of Cheyenne Wyoming,
Chief James Byrd, who both welcomed the Rocky Mountain Chapter to Cheyenne
with brief speeches offering their full cooperation in an effort to make
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Thyra Thomson, Wyoming Secretary of State was then
introduced. She expressed her happiness that Cheyenne was selected for our
1st Annual Conference. She then spoke exponding upon the value of the
Social Security number as an important part of establishing identification
along with the positive identification offered by fingerprints. She has
found this to be of value in connection with clearences of applicants for
securities license.
Thru the efforts of Glen Peterson, Director of
Wyoming State Bureau of Identification, the Social Security number is also
used on both drivers license and fishing/hunting license as an additional
means of identification."
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