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02 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
1
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A long standing hotel, operated by Annie J. Atkin for years, changed ownership from the Western Loan pool to local buyers represented by D. Kirk. The Atkin hotel, long a popular travel stop, began as a small venue on Midh Street and expanded decades ago. Mrs. A. A. McIntyre later managed the property amid ownership transitions through 1983.
The notice outlines validity dates for ration stamps across categories. Green stamps A B C good through December 20, and T E F through January 20 1948. Brown stamps G H J and 1 M valid through December 4 and January 4 1948. Black stamp 29 valid through January 5 1944. sugar coupons extend to February 28 1948. Shoes stamps 18 and airplane stamp 1 good for one pair. gasoline stamps No 3 A Book valid through January 22. advance notice of expirations will be given and dates may change.
Beaver mourns as Cadet Fotheringham, son of local residents, dies in a Pecos Texas crash during pilot training. Seaman Second Class George L. Oakden and Seaman First Class Alf Cartwright reported killed or died from pneumonia, with funeral details planned in Beaver. Cadet Fotheringham, born 1922, was Beaver High School alumnus and student body president. his wife Fay Parton returned home pending graduation.
Mr and Mrs Widridee Nash depart for Mill City Nevada early this week. Nash, long in charge of developing the Segerstrom lease and mill work for schoolite deposits, will supervise rebuilding of the tungsten plant after a recent fire.
A list of 18 men from Beaver County listed with offer numbers and current addresses as they are called to fill the December 20 armed services quota under the selective service system. Names include Gillins, Rasmussen, Tisdale, Littlefield, Brinkerhoff, Aubrey, Blackner, Riley, Black, Ash, Twitchell, Limb, Kraus, Rollins, Davis, Molina, Carter, and Stewart with current residences shifting to cities in Oregon California Minnesota and Utah.
An FBI organized law enforcement conference will run December 9 at the Johnston hotel in Richfield from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. Officials from Sevier Millard Wayne Piute Beaver Sanpete and Garfield counties are invited. District Judge John J. Levy Jr. of Richfield will keynote opening. Irma J. Kellogg and Patrolman Ted C. Hansen will assist with training. motion date films will be used. The FBI has held quarterly conferences since 1989 under Newman.
Beavers County selective service board undergoes reorganization with J C Smith and S G Hickman joining to replace Farnsworth and Mundock. Ernest Joseph remains chairman. Beth G Dean sworn in as clerk succeeding Ivy Gentry who resigns after three years of service guiding 18 to 28 year olds.
An Union Pacific passenger train, the Challenger, derailed six miles east of San Bernardino in Cajon Pass California injuring 27 people. Seven were seriously hurt while 14 cars remained undamaged and continued to Chicago. Train had left Los Angeles at 6:30 p.m. and some passengers were treated at the scene with many later released.
Farmers must collect ration points for all meat and fats sold or given away. The War Food Administration lifted pork restrictions. OPA cut pork points and allowed two points per pound for salvage fats. Farmers should report sales to local boards and follow home slaughter rules to prevent black markets and shortages for the armed forces and consumers.
Local war price and rationing boards urge forming listening groups for Chester Bowles weekly address from Washington on KUTA every Tuesday at 8 15 pm Mrs E L Smith of the Milford board notes the programs explain OPA background and give policy updates The discussions include open forums for consumer information Mining location notices for sale at The News office.
Filivestock Situation reports November 20 as ration point reductions on pork and government price support boost hog values. A floor of 14.75 dollars is promised for all hogs weighing 200 to 270 pounds, with price at 1.08 per cwt. Slaughter stock supplies remain large but packing labor shortages ease, while demand for hogs remains active. Cattle receipts stay heavy with cow weakness noted. steers range 13.50 to 15.00, others 11 to 18.25, as the market steadies week over week.
The local war prize and rationing board chairperson says blue stamps in Book Four are not valid until next February when used with the new ration tokens. Some Utah consumers and grocers wrongly used blue stamps A B and G in Book Four for processed foods. only green stamps A B C are valid now. A contract for 900,000,000 plastic tokens to be used as change for ration stamps was awarded to Osborne Co Cincinnati Ohio.
Three new births reported at Milford hospital include a boy born November 20 to Mr and Mrs Grant Mellor of Dey, a boy born November 26 to Mr and Mrs Jack Weston their first child, and a girl born November 30 to Lieutenant and Mrs William Firmage Jr of Beaver.
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