14 Aug 1941
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1941
Page
1
The article surveys wartime economic impacts and strategic shifts, noting German and Soviet actions, resource strains, and Allied assessments. It discusses how fuel, oil, and materiel shortages influence campaigns, with emphasis on leadership statements and troop deployments, including claims of German losses and Russian responses.
A garbled local column describes political tension and national issues, mentioning Hickory Grove, election anxieties, and a rising push toward a new order. It hints at voter restrictions, opposition to puppet governance, and calls for participation as citizens weigh imperialism and social changes.
Centerfield resident commemorates his eightieth birthday, recalling early life on the farm near the Sevier River. He reflects on border days, past tragedies, and family ties, including his marriage to Martha Clemens and the fifteen children, some living, with multiple grandchildren and descendants.
Mr and Mrs Charles Eyshitey welcomed a baby born August 1 to Mrs Lucille Bayer formerly of Centerfin. The infant, named Vern, arrived at Salt Lake City hospital with unconfirmed details about size and health.
Health officers report a tentative week ending August 10 with 101 cases of enteric disease. city totals include two measles, one scarlet fever case, and a Rocky Mountain spotted fever case from Salt Lake City. The report notes several illnesses and hospital visits, with local names and places referenced in a period-voice summary.
A Centerfield resident suffered a painful injury in a confusing event described with garbled text. The report references local figures and a community gathering focused on botany and ecology studies, with mentions of Neen, Mt Tinspeeogas, and a height of 1600 feet.
The National Youth Administration plans 100000 for Utah NYA student aid for 1942 covering college and graduate students and high school graduates. Grants range from 3 to 10 for high school graduates and up to 60 for college students. Part time work experience allocations and non payroll shop equipment and admin costs are outlined with a redirection and cuts compared to 1941.
Miss Gentry Niele daughter of Mr and Mrs Nivlewn is chosen as attendant to Fat man. The announcement lists the pair from the Menpete Contery and references an event dated August 18 with unclear details.
A rough account describes Triangle Service changing ownership in a local business deal. The report notes HH Tetere and associates, new leadership by Mr Tietaty, and plans for ongoing operations at the cafe and tavines within the valley. The text mentions family involvement and relocation considerations as part of the transition.
A gathering of seventy descendants of Joseph Mathes Horta met at Maple Doll in Moroni on Saturday for a manwal younlin event. A program featured music and a mountain top trip as part of a recreation program. Lloyd Har was elected treasurer and Mildred Shristenach named secretary for the coming year. Attendees hailed from Springrsilio, Levan, Nephi, Ephraim, Shearer, Mant Payette, and Gunni son, noting a joyful day.
Druggists W. L. Melotyr and associates of the Cunticenm Drug company have begun a month’s vacation. They will visit San Francisco Portland Oregon Washington state Vancouver Helsinki Columbia Five Valley and other points, taking a rest from shop duties and planning new arrangements upon return.
Provo musicians led by Fred J. Peildyted perform on radio station KOVO with accompaniment from Mr and Mrs Bl. Pieldeted and others. Weekend travels include visits to Idebe Nevada Callith Oregon Washington. residents from Worley California and Copier on spent week at home.
Delegates urge deferred military service applicants to aid civilian defense. Deputy Director Lewin Hershey calls for volunteers to support civilian defense agencies and projects. He notes many deferments result from physicals or lack of suitability but emphasizes duties in emergency defense work and urges prompt involvement.
Utah control board approves higher deer bag limits for 1941 across several districts including Weber, Salt Lake, and Tooele counties. The plan increases elk and deer harvest quotas, citing population protection and habitat conditions, with detailed figures for districts like Wasatch, Weber, and Kane.
Utah state extension specialist Professor Harry H Bimith reports hog production rises since 1940 show stabilizing prices. He notes reduced demand and feed costs, with government actions stabilizing pork markets.
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