02 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
1
Fragmented wartime text shows War Food Administration easing some civilian ration controls. Mentions canned foods, fresh staples like gripefruit and corn, and 1844 manufacturing notes. Quoted WPA official discusses timing and scope of relief measures and continued civilian access to essentials under new guidelines.
A fragmented reminiscence honoring infantry and their role in World War II cites General Delight D Elseshower and a newspaper correspondent. It emphasizes training, endurance, and the vital impact of soldiers as the nation’s indispensable fighting force.
The Gunnison Stake quarterly conference met November 26 at Gunnison Chapel under President Cha. Hane. Elders Lev Eager Young, Sterling Nelson of Salt Lake, and others spoke for the General Authority In attendance. The session opened at 10:40 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. with Mr. Young and Mr. Nelson presenting. Leaders Hinkeen Olsen Pyeldtwtiel and Bartholomee led a prayerful program and a hymn service followed by a social at 9:80 p.m. A welfare program and amputation concern were noted in the meeting's context.
Merbera of the Guthison Piss American Legion Auxiliary seeks old records for the National organization to collect for the armed services. Bring records to the Drug Store or any Legion Auxiliary member. arrangements will be made to pick up at home or specified location.
A dispute between Armstronge Allen and Moe Armstrong families escalated into a backyard fight Monday night around 11. Neighbors from nearby blocks joined, shouting and exchanging blows across a fence. The confrontation ended with an uneasy truce as Mrs Armstrong reportedly calmed the scene and the crowd dispersed without further incident.
Fragmented text shows garbled names and phrases about a festival or event. Core items unreadable. readable bits suggest an entertainment or party context. No clear date, place, or participants due to OCR errors.
James M Wilkinson died Saturday at 10:am at his home after a lingering illness. Born March 1 1869 to Michael and Johanna Wilkinson, he moved to Annabella at age four and attended school there. He married Ora Dickson September 14 1908. He worked eight years at a water factory and supported local campaigns for two decades, later pursuing mining interests and other ventures with family in nearby regions. He is survived by relatives and was known for community service.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of words and numbers with names like Tad and Mrs and Whe, lacking clear events, places, or dates. No coherent news item is extractable from the readable fragments.
A weekly ten minute show titled Tell it to the Marines broadcasts from New York then San Francisco to reach Marines serving overseas. Notable entertainers have appeared on air while the program was produced in San Francisco after moving from New York. Messages to Marines are limited to 100 words and must include sender name and address for the Public Relations Officer U.S. Marine Corps.
Obituary fragment details a long life with family, church ties, and a funeral service including male and female mourners. Events reference the Martinsburg area, local church, and several relatives, with musical tributes and a memorial dedication conducted by community members.
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