William St. Clair Dies in Union Pacific Depot Waiting Room
William Lawson St. Clair, 57, was found dead in the Union Pacific passenger depot waiting room about 8 o clock Tuesday morning. He died of a heart ailment believed to have occurred around 4 a.m. after lying on a bench. An itinerant restaurant cook, he had worked in Milford, Las Vegas, and other Nevada cities, returning home a week or ten days ago. He was unemployed at the time. The body was shipped to Oklahoma for burial.
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William Lawson St. Clair
Union Pacific
St. Clair
Milford
Las Vegas
Nevada
Oklahoma
Minersville Stock Show Set for Saturday Exhibition
The Minersville stock show at the community milk barn corrals will open Saturday morning. The event, described as Beaver County's biggest and finest, features prize farm and show stock with judging starting about 10am and dinner served by the Jackes.
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Beaver County
Minersville Community
Lee Gray Jr. announces birth of son at Holy Cross
Announcement of the arrival of an 8-lb son on April 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gray Jr at Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake City.
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Lee Gray Jr
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake
April Volunteer Drive Aims to Fight Cancer
Reveille urges readers to join the American Cancer Society appeal in April. It highlights progress in research education and service, noting early detection saves lives and that public efforts can help curb cancer. It stresses tangible actions volunteers can take to support patients and advance treatment.
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American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Minor Driving Plea Fines Pared in Koch Court
In Justice O. C. Koch's court last week Ruben W. Jones of Milford was fined $10 for permitting a minor to drive. Charlene Cook received a $2 fine for no driver license. Lillian Mellor and James Mayer were charged with no license on person, Mayer's fine suspended pending license production on first offense.
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Ruben W. Jones
Milford
Minor
Lillian Mellor
James Mayer
Milford to Organize Hardball Team Next Sunday
Milford town plans a hardball team with players invited to report at Fair Grounds ball park next Sunday at 11 am. The announcement urges interested locals to join and help form the squad.
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Milford Town
Milford
Fair Grounds
Milford Hospital Boy A Day records four newborns
Four boys were born on four consecutive days at Milford Hospital. Dr. Lloyd A. Busch delivered a 9 lb 8 oz boy to Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Fisher on Monday April 10. A 7 lb 4 oz boy followed for Mr. and Mrs. Don Elmer on Tuesday April 11. On Wednesday April 12 a 5 lb 12 oz son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Grimshaw, their third child and first son. Thursday April 13 saw an 8 lb 9 oz boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Williams.
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Milford Hospital
Lloyd A. Busch
Mitch Fisher
Don Elmer
John Grimshaw
Grimshaw
Stephen A. Williams
Watkins Opposes Social Security Provisions Hurting Utah Mines
Senator Arthur V. Watkins of Utah denounces House social security amendments in H R 6000 that threaten Utah mine leasing and state retirement systems. He cites 1940 44 mine leasing shutdowns as precedent and notes states may bear more cost, urging exclusion of self employed and retirement system employees from federal coverage.
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Washington
Speci
Utah
Arthur V. Watkins
Watkins
House
Senate
Cancer Education Drive for Funds in April
Beaver County Utah joins statewide Cancer Control Month activities led by Mrs Ethel Nielsen as chairwoman. The American Cancer Society seeks to raise 50 000 dollars for the 1950 budget through education and early detection outreach. Milford Mayor Delmar Kirk proclaims April Cancer Control Month urging community support.
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Beaver County
Utah
Ethel Nielsen
American Cancer Society
Delmar Kirk
Milford
Air Force trainees return from furlough in Georgia
Neal Garfield and Bob Mc Intyre resumed duties at the Air Force radio training school in Georgia after ten days of furlough with their families.
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Neal Garfield
Bob McIntyre
Air Force Radio Training School
Georgia
Provisions on Social Security Coverage for Small Firms
The article notes support for extending Social Security coverage to proprietors and independent contractors and to manufacturers’ agents. It also backs a provision excluding newsboys and news vendors from coverage.
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Minersville
Reveille
Justice O. C. Koch
Charlene Cook
Sen
Watkins Oppo
Thrifty
America
U. S
Military Police Oldiers
Bremerhaven
Germany
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