13 Jan 1944
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
1
Fragmentary lines describe rambling thoughts and aims, with mentions of Raminston or Raminstor, dreams, bouquete scattering, and sparks flying as a distant image amid a sod and ongoing aims. The text reads as a poetic musing on purpose and perception rather than a clear narrative.
Fragmentary text shows dialogue about fashion and utility with unclear references. The speaker mentions a letter, reading aloud, and someone stopping ears to avoid hearing what is written. The passage contains garbled names and phrases, offering little clear narrative.
Ration reminders list expirations and new validities for Green E and Fi stamps, Brown R S T U, Sugar Black 29, Sugar for canning through February 29, Shoes Stamp No 18 and Airplane Stamp No 1 with no expiration date, and Gasoline Stamps No 9 good for three gallons to January 22 with possible changes. a 30 day notice will be issued if expiration dates are set.
Mrs. James Glenn, newly appointed registrar of vital statistics, reports Milford had 61 births and 21 deaths in year 148. The birth total far exceeds deaths by nearly three times, and the death rate was among the lowest in the area.
Six degrees below zero marked the lowest temperature last week as a persistent cold spell caused frozen water pipes and other difficulties. Only light snow fell in the valley, and Beaver mountains report a scarce snow cover amid the extreme conditions. Local reports cite continued frigid conditions and related weather impacts.
Milford high school opened the season with a 17 to 15 victory over Hinckley Mustang in a double overtime league opener. New coach Bill Durrant, after leading Soda Springs to a Class B title, directs a taller, faster squad as Thatcher Handley continues as acting principal and coach while a formal athletic director is sought.
Milford Red Cross led Utah in per capita donations to the 1934 Way fund with $1.47, ranking third statewide. Salt Lake County was second at $1.25, and Tooele, Utah, and Carbon counties followed closely after Milford, while San Juan and Daggett posted the lowest at 69 cents. The all-chapter Utah average was 58 cents, Pacific area average 1.36, and the note mentions Navy chapter sweaters distributed to personnel at a military post.
A playful quip on love begins with being held and ends with a spill. It frames affection as a momentary bliss followed by mishap, using a lighthearted punchline about the sink to conclude. Warning: keeps tone humorous and nonliteral.
Milford P T A hosts a January 24 session with Superintendent N J Barlow and Mrs Fay Dix on raising home life standards. January 26-27 host a four-part sex education conference led by Winifred Hazen, with 3:30 6:00 pm and 8 9:30 pm sessions for parents teachers and professionals addressing child and adolescent sexual education.
Mr and Mrs Owen TL Smith celebrate their 2th wedding anniversary January at home with oldest friends. The couple married in Taxay and lived in Milford for 23 and a half years. The table featured a red peace and carnations. Gifts were exchanged and cards. bridge followed. Vern Shingleton won high ladies score and Altman high men score. Guests included J R Murdoch and many local couples.
In Milford, Jack Fotheringham visits his mother Mrs Ireta Albrecht after 19 months in naval service while Wallace Fotheringham returns home briefly from navy duty. First Lieutenant David E Lewis reports eleven bomber missions and an Air Medal award, sharing Christmas at base with war orphans and a promotion dated December 21.
A fragmentary town column notes the first babies of the year, mentioning a fine baby girl welcomed in Milford and other infant notices. It references families, several names, and community events with unclear details and partial dates.
Captain Kenneth A. Smith of Milford is processed at AAF Redistribution Station No. 2 in Miami Beach Florida for reassignment. The station assesses returning personnel with medical and classification officers to assign duties best suited to each man while he rests during a two week stay. Smith, a base ordnance officer, designed a machine gun mount and served in Asia and the Aleutians. His wife Mrs Vorda R. Smith and their children are visiting the West, while his parents live in Council Bluffs Iowa.
General briefing on jet propelled fighters discussed by Army Air Forces official Chidlow on NBC. He noted jet planes offer speed and altitude benefits for combat, with quieter cockpits and reduced vibration, though operation may challenge pilots. Secret development earlier, now publicly outlined.
The Legion Auxiliary plans a bond sale drive from January 18 to February 15, aiming to raise 40 million dollars in war bonds. One tenth of the quota funds hospital equipment for the armed forces, with Beaver County targeting 129,700 dollars. Local volunteers will canvass Milford and surrounding areas daily, while community members Mr and Mrs Tuite Bowling visit Milford relatives.
At Los Angeles Union Stock Yards buyers and sellers adjust to government controls and easing demand. Cattle prices held firm with mixed grades from common to Medium, steers and heifers trading up to 15.60 and 15.50 respectively. hogs showing improving prices around 15.25 to 17.50 per cwt as supplies moderate.
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