Utah film boom draws stars to Whit Parry's Lodge for seven weeks
Utah publicists tout Hollywood as a magnet for tourism with Anya Winters and Matt Murray among stars preparing to film Smoky at Whit Parry's Lodge starting July 11. The piece notes Utah's growing role in prewar glamour, postwar moviemaking, and world-release plans including the film Aeon and the Color Movietone project in the San Juan area, while Utah officials discuss bond rallies and publicity efforts at Reno meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Waster
Matt Murray
Whit Parry
Utah
Coder Mouriwing
Hewr Utah
Hallywood
Kana
Ashforpta
Mille
Tourlate
South Ameria
San Juan
Hollywood
Noble Grands Meet High Members of Ila Stan Cliff Past Noble Grand Club
Noble Grands gathered at Mrs. Selma Curle’s home on Wednesday evening for a social gathering. The event featured noodle work and visiting, a 10:50 lunch, and a quiet hour over coffee. Members present included Litchfield Coleman Shingleton Cottrell Griffiths Johnson Gleanayd Carlson. The ladies noted social evenings strengthen fellowship and hope for many more pleasant meetings.
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Ila Stancliff
Grand Clu Niet
Selma Curle
Mesdames Litchfield
Coleman
Shingleton
Cottrell
Griffiths
Johnson
Gleanayd Carlson
Fragmentary history note on Spanish treasury and rebuilds
Fragmented OCR hints at a tale of Spanish treasury events in 1487 and 1593 with figures like 2,000 and Sir Francis Terake. Mentions destruction of a town and looting, followed by reconstruction and global rebuilding efforts tied to a game about war books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meee
Sebastian
John Catnt
Francis Terake
Spain
Big Game Board Opens Series of Beaver Meetings
The Big Game Control Board held the first meeting at Beaver to discuss deer kills in southwestern Utah. Officials, stockmen, and a few sportsmen attended, with interagency participation and input from each county. The agenda included hearings on conditions and possible policy actions as the board restructures oversight and prepares for subsequent sessions in Richfield, Price, and Salt Lake City.
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Big Game Control Board
Beaver Well
Beaver
Utah
Big
Inter-Agency
Aly Beaver
Kane
Washington
Iron
Millard
Bea- Ver
Veorthoven
Ross Leonard
Utah Fish and Games Commission
Tte
Richfield
Price
Salt Lake City
Washinton
Cline
Beavey
Thirhway
Mulford
Neil Teaver Epirteni
Sta
Spurtemen
Childress
Rane
Ctl
Siler Alpsaimvn
Toone Sérview
Boange
Daplered
Maha
Chainlewe
Beaver Citizen Is filled In Accident
Large Milford crowd attends funeral for Thomas W Gunn a noted southern Utah stockman and L D S church worker Gunn died while being taken to Iron County Hospital after being kicked by a frightened horse Friday. Born December 5 1881 at Adamsville he was son of Pred T and Sarah Ann Pearceson. Surviving widow a son Quentin of Beaver four daughters and eight siblings are listed with residences including Elsinore Richfield Provo Salt Lake City and Long Beach California. Grandchildren are mentioned.
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Milford
Beaver
Thomas W- Gunn
Utah
L. B.S
Gunn
Iron County Hospital
Hasfield
Mr. Gunn
Adamsville
Pred. T
Sarah Ann Pearceson
L.D.S. Chared
Guon
Beaver L.D.S. Stake
Quentin
Ora Boyle
Long Beach
California
John Gunn
Grace Larson
Elsinore
Horace
Kim
Richfield
Stanley Gunn
Provo
Ada Bateman
Salt Lake City
Mable McShane
Texas
Henrietta Murdock
Oyleuemes
Beaver County Deer Population Declines Cited by Local Trapper
In Beaver County, longtime government trapper Les Carter of Minersville says deer numbers have fallen sharply, with hundreds once seen nightly now scarce. Stockmen and local officials debated permits and re-seeding efforts at a Monday meeting, aiming to raise rather than reduce stock allotments and to review deer permit policies for the county.
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Beaver County
Chue
Les Carters
Minersville
James Yardley Sons
Reed Smith
Beaver
F. D. Willams
RF. Heppler
S$. G. Hickman
Beaver Club
Hickman
Smith
Sporsmen's Clubs
Fiats
Ogden
State Wildlife Group
Sporsman
Veriens
Amd
Milford
Vane Flesve
David S Wilton
Wah Secretars
Hegneerivaly
Elth
Loan Group Rules Modified By Bill
Glen Kenney, secretary treasurer of the Delaware City National Farm Loan association, reports President Truman signed a bill expanding the association's powers and speeding loan approvals for farmers and stockmen. The new law allows loans up to 69 percent of normal land value, replaces prior limits, and extends authority for commissioner loans to July 1, 1946. Contract interest on commissioner loans remains 5 percent, land bank loans 4 percent, aiding refinancing and rate reductions for borrowers. The Federal Land Bank of Berkeley has paid final government funds, and the bank is now wholly owned by the National Farm Loan Association members across Arizona, Utah, Nevada, and California.
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Glen Kenney
Dela City National Farm Loat Association
Truman
Association
Dway
Kenney
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
National Farm Loan Association
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
California
Willard J. Ellis
Utah Division High In 7th War Bond Sales
Utah Division led in Seventh War Loan sales with about 4.0 million dollars raised by Union Pacific employees. Walter Wilson, chairman, noted payroll deductions formed most of the total, averaging roughly 785 dollars per employee. The Colorado division reported the highest per employee purchases, with divisions including Illinois, Kansas, Los Angeles, Wyoming, Oregon, and Nebraska contributing to the drive.
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Utah
Union Pacific
Walter Wilson
Wilsan
Rencain
Wilson
Kansas
Los Angeles
Wyembye
Oregon
Medraska
Washizuten
Navy Families Hear of Promotions and Weddings
Wire from son Owen R. Smith Jr states promotion to warrant officer after five years in navy service. Douglas C. Kirk visits Milford after two years away as storekeeper at Pacific base. Jess McKnight promoted to pharmacist mate third class and recently married at a church ceremony involving Miss Joan Schowatka. Lieutenant narrows crew training in Florida while others await assignments at San Francisco hospital and San Diego base.
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Owen R. Smith
Owen R. Smith Jr
Owen
Bremerton
Washington
Douglas C. Kirk
D. EB. Kirk
Milford
Pacific
Doug
Milford High School
Jess McKnight
Ivan McKnight
Joan Schowatka
San Francisco
Jim Hicknat
Hickman
Jess
San Francisco Naval Base Hospital
Nares
George Frazier
Florida
Mildred
LOTE sercents Utah, LOTS preevents
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Utah and Kansas with percentages and events unclear. No coherent names or dates identified. Summary reflects limited readable tokens and lacks verifiable entities.
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Utah
Kansas
Private Flying Rules Are Eased in Major Changes
Nine key changes in civil air regulations took effect July 1 after a long study by the Civil Aeronautics Administration and Board. Changes include allowing private pilots to be examined by any registered physician, lowering the private pilot certificate age to 17, and removing meteorology and navigation tests from general knowledge exams. defini tions cover aircraft maintenance, general piloting rules, and privileges, with inspections by CAA staff.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Rolce Knight
Cedar City
Iron County Record
CAA
Livestock prices hold steady at Los Angeles yards
At the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards the mid week holiday did not alter markets much. Beef steers led with high weights near 18 dollars, other cattle ranged from 11 to 16.80, and heifers and calves showed modest gains. Hogs remained firm at 15.75, feeder pigs and shooping lambs moved higher with top sheep around 15 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Ghoiseight
Jeffers Shifts Union Pacific HQ to Los Angeles
William M. Jeffers president of Union Pacific says the headquarters will move from Omaha to Los Angeles in early autumn. He notes southern California is a growing hot spot in war transportation and the change is to be in response to the regional strategic importance.
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Willian M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Los Angeles
Autuma
Jeffers
Southern California
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America
Beaver Citizen
Chen Ming Yun
Burma
An Jean
China
Kance
LaMarr Martis
Radioman Fire Clubs
LaMarr
San Diego
Lyon Williams
Actoun du Umes
Devin
Wieitreich
Contino
Los Angeles Union
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Meiji
Imperial Palace of Japan
Tokyo
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