09 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
1
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Chunesy Sanders of Hurri entig reelected president of Asepeintel Chyir Clubs of South at the annual election date in Wehfiell. Other officers elected include F Te Ring of Gitevn Miour first vice president Walter Prema of Nephi sea and view president, James M. Sateen of Pomguiteh, Ernest domah of Beier, Nay Nochshan of Wichfield, A Walls Thompeon of Sphheam, and other executive board members. Speakers at the meeting included Irp Betdy of Deden, Chester Olam, Dr. King of Green River, and T. W. Jensen.
This article clarifies classifications for military deferments and exemptions under wartime policy. It details 2-A and 2-B categories, notes required forms, and explains deferments for agriculture, essential war production, hardship, age, and conscientious objection. It also mentions local wartime visitors and relatives visiting Milford.
Milford war office and rationing board members will join with area boards for a training conference in Beaver next Thursday evening December 16 at 7. Earlier, state board representatives will meet locals at 3 or 4 pm. Nine such schools will be held statewide December 10 to 17 to cover wartime price control rationing information and procedures.
Deputy collector of internal revenue J T Spendlage announces an approaching regular visit to Milford to assist in income tax return preparation. A deputy will also be at Minersville on the same day to aid farmers and livestock workers with estimated income declarations for 1943. Those whose 1942 net income exceeded 62 should file by December 14, and help is available for those who filed September 15 but failed to complete.
Staff Sergeant G Vic Jameson, inspector with an Army Air Force tactical fighter squadron at Redding California, visits his parents during a 14 day furlough. Jack Boy Kirk, 19, new U S Navy recruit at Great Lakes, is undergoing hoot training and will face aptitude tests for service schools or sea duty. After recruit training he gets a nine day leave.
The Milford FFA chapter meets November 23 to set the year calendar. First initiation was October 9 bringing in four new members Frank Holmes Bill Holmes Maurice Gray and Johnny Griffiths. The last initiation is December 18 with hopes for many more new members.
Milford war price board member Mrs. L. Smith explains reductions in point values effective December 4 due to larger civilian food stocks from the War Food Administration. Beef items drop two to three points. pork joint value down 25 percent earlier. processed foods see many cuts. Cheese and canned fish points rise. butter and margarine unchanged at 16 and six points per pound. Seasonal beef and pork production affects the meat point slash. cheese points up after November production fell 25 percent.
Milford meets Cedar City in a Friday afternoon gym contest, losing 19 to 26. Blair Goon led Milford scoring while Cedar Redmen standout Roger Barlow, about six five, troubled the Tigers. Coach Thatcher Handley sees potential but grades training commitment.
Army Air Base commander Colonel Wright urges Utah farmers and ranchers to assist after a crash. Key steps include notifying the sheriff and base, guiding rescuers, avoiding flames, extinguishing clothing fires, preserving evidence, not moving controls, and recording conditions. Do not photograph or discuss sensitive details.
At the Angeles Union Stock Yards in Los Angeles on November 25 a Great Western show produced a Pacific coast record with a champion steer, an Abelleen Angus bred by Otto V Hatten. Nearly 500 registered Herefords sold, top price about 5500 for a single Hereford bull, and a pen of five bringing close to 210000. Cattle receipts run 9500 to 10000 weekly. overall market steady with improved demand as packers and retailers cooperate.
Government notice lists Green stamps A B and Book Four expiring December 20 and D R F through January 20 1944 Brown stamps I M N through January 1 1944 P wild expires December 12 through January 1 1944 Sugar Stamp 29 Book Four expires January 15 1944 Sugar coupons valid to February 29 1944 Shoes Stamp No 18 Book One and Airpine No 1 Book Five valid for one pair Stamps No 9 A Book valid to January 22 with possible changes Public notice to be issued if expiration dates are set.
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