30 Jan 1941
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
1
A cryptic, poorly legible fragment mentions a Ruminatin Roundabout and a figure called Runtinator. The text hints at dreams, scattered bows, and sparking actions, with unclear objectives and a deadline left undefined.
Milford high school basketball players displayed enduring grit on the home floor in two hard games framed by a standout Tree throw record Friday. Mack Outzen led with five clean shots, Weber hit 2 of 2, and Waddingham perfect on his single try as fans praised the team and teased by observing the remodeling efforts of Bert Weight and his Tri-State Lumber display.
In a column by Huestes, Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh denounces the lend lease bill as a war measure and favors negotiated peace. He says he hopes neither side wins, noting moral involvement though the U.S. is not formally at war. The piece mentions British attitudes and Lord Halifax's mission to accelerate American go-getter efforts.
The Scheelite mill five miles north of town for Prosper Mining Co is nearing completion with heavy machinery in place. Officials expect operation within about 80 days as timbering of the old shaft proceeds and mining support details are finalized. The lease, for 22 months, grants royalty to Prosper on ore shipped from the area while reserves allow continued work to 200 feet.
A meeting of local residents convened last Thursday evening at Attorney John Moore Williams office in Milford State Bank building to discuss forming a western Beaver county Mining Association. Interest indicated real need and a likely organization after further meetings.
During 1941 Boy Scout Week February 7 13 emphasizes learning by doing with non military policy. Scouts foster democracy through outdoor life first aid and emergency readiness while aiding refugees and disaster relief. Over 330000 Americans volunteer among 1.5 million Scouts as leaders welcome foreign scouts and uphold democratic values. A Milford varsity game Friday night showcased new pop uniforms followed by a successful Sophomore dance after the game.
The Hinchey Mustangs defeated Milford 35 to 34 in a close Friday night game at the local gym. Hinchey led by seven at midgame before Milford rallied to tie late, with Walker scoring MM points and Williams assisting for 11 points.
Colonel Draper announces War Department committee on education recreation and community service to boost soldier morale. Camps will host movie theatres radios and library borrowings to enable leisure time after duty hours. Local communities and welfare agencies will provide facilities near camps with NYA backing where needed.
Margeret Williams 83 widow of W D Williams of Beaver County mining, died Friday at her daughter Eva Evans home. A Milford pioneer, she helped found the town and owned the Williams hotel with her husband who ran a shelter in Milford. Surviving are son John Mitchell Williams daughter Mrs Evans and grandson John Moore Williams, all of Milford.
The report notes two hundred eighty army and navy planes flying in formation over Washington as part of the inaugural ceremonies. It highlights the media coverage, ticket shortages, and the White House guest accommodations, including First Lady Lady Perkins assisting with seating. The article mentions Capitol decorations and a long-standing seal protection, with a lingering sadness as continued coverage continues.
Utah draft officials said there is no definite plan for a second registration day for men who turned 21 after the last October 16 selective service date. The law allows for such a subsequent registration, but state officers do not know when it might occur. Those who reached 21 after October 16 have no duties under selective service until such a plan is issued.
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