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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
1
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Mil ford CCC notes discuss relocation of Company G for Cymytany work and a Winlogon survey project. Clyde Tervort states the Division of Grazing aims to move Camp G25 personnel to other Graz Service camps, as Stanly M. Walker assumes command in Escalante during absence of CO Anderson.
Burbank CCC notes describe Company 1508 fighting a Mittoric Sulway blaze about 75 miles from camp near Tritan Peak. After 11 hours of steady work the stubborn fire was brought under control burning mainly pinion and native cedar. One man was injured. temporary camp leader Robert Whicker commanded about 18 men with reinforcements from the mainland under Wilford Johnson. Joseph Lee supplied breakfast to the crew. A firefighting school held the prior week aided efforts.
The American Red Cross appeals for war relief funds to aid Europe. The local chapter joins 3700 chapters in seeking at least ten million dollars to provide medicine, hospital equipment, ambulances, food, clothing, and relief supplies, building on prior aid since September.
A May 21 telegram from Milford Utah chairman J. O. Smith urges rapid Red Cross aid for refugees in France and Belgium. Representatives report thousands dying barest roadsides from wounds and hunger as five million flee combat zones. The message stresses urgent, larger contributions to save innocent victims amid brutal warfare.
Republican state committeeman George Jefferson met Wendell Willkie at a state committee session in Salt Lake City on Saturday. Jefferson praises Willkie as a dark horse with rapid momentum and strong charm and character to match his clear thinking and forceful speaking.
Gass Root of Sunland California former Milford postmaster and president of the locations club spent Mumegial day and the weekend in Milford and Beaver.
Anna Lee Wiley, famed girl jockey and daughter of Tom Miller, will be featured at Milford’s three day Spring Race Meet June 21-22-23. She trains at Beaver on Agua Caliente horses and is expected to be in the money each day.
The Paulist Fathers motor chapel rides into Milford this weekend with shows of the film King of Kings each night Friday through Sunday June 6 7 8 at 7 30 pm. Rev Maurice Fitzgerald and Rev John Mitchell will lead services. Headquarters in Roosevelt the group covers Arizona and Utah. This is the fourth Milford visit in as many years.
Wi. Lee Grey of Milford, active member of Cedar City lodge, was elected first vice president of the state Elks organization at the close of the 1940 convention held in Opien.
Strings of race horses from Oregon Colorado and Utah sign up for Milford meet starting Saturday June 8 with two weeks of races and extravagant nightly entertainment promised by George Ball Attractions. D E Kirk and the meet committee announce strict dress codes and potential fines, while officials from Union Oregon and Telluride Colorado provide added local buzz.
A horse ridden by a jockey surged from the early pace to take the lead and win the race by a wide margin over a field of twelve rivals. The winner established a commanding advantage as they crossed the finish.
A growing sentiment favors holding Congress to erect emergency measures and tax policy. Republicans and Democrats appear to be pushing the legislative wheels toward speedy adjournment with little opposition seen to the defense appropriation and routine deficiency bill. The post Roosevelts address mood has softened, foreshadowing a fait accompli departure.
Eastern Star Ruth Chapter conducted its annual visitation on Tuesday evening June 4 at the Union Pacific dining room for 40 members and guests. A patriotic themed banquet preceded a session in the Masonic hall with tribute to the flag by Mrs Vena Wilson. Out of town visitors and dignitaries included May Simpson and Blanche Buck among others, praised for fellowship and fine arrangements by Maycaret Cochranes.
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