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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
1
Fragmentary note with garbled threats and names
A severely garbled diary like fragment mentions Kat Ab and Walt amid unclear threats and nonsensical phrases. The text implies possible tensions or coercive talk but offers limited decipherable detail about people, actions, or context.
Milford family mourns loss of Mrs Stiré in California
The article notes Mrs Stiré, formerly Willis, long connected with Milford families, has died after moving to California. Relatives Maxine Hardly Napey Hanks and Howwjrl Gompill are mentioned, with Jed Karialey as Maxine’s husband. Mr Kal Dye and parents resided in Imperial Valley before relocating to Brawley. The piece references their journey toward a customary industrial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Starr
Stiré
Felu Willis
Elie
Hanks
Gompill
Miliforit
Chaypill
Jed Karialey
Maxine
California
Kal Dye
Imperial Ville
Brawley
Step
Local briefs from South Myford and surrounding areas
William Stewart learns from daughter lwemn her husband George Kimball is stricken with meningitis. Mrs William Baker returns Antoine after a week at Lake City. A March 22 luncheon honors Carel’s birthday hosted by Mrs Gloria Myer. Mr and Mrs A Watts of Kanosh visit. Howard Gospill and child visit Kaysville. The Grimes couple en route to California after Missouri visit. Howard Gospill and others visit Fillmore on business. Junior Eyre from Pioche Nevada visits for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glora Myer
Carel
Junior Eyre
Mra
Golden Eyre
Pioche
Nevada
Fragmented OCR note on bonds and payments
A garbled OCR fragment discusses bonds named WAH and Polat Qaue, mentions pennies, navy coins, and surface features. The text is incoherent, with numerous misspellings and disjointed phrases, yielding no clear events or identifiable entities beyond generic references to bonds and payments.
Lions Club Seeks Defense Area Designation for Milford
Milford Lions Club proposes Milford be designated a defense area due to housing shortages amid frozen building operations and rising living costs. Letters from Lions Club president J. C. Smith and town board president W. E. Martin were sent to Senator Abe Murdock and Congressman Walter Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wente
Milford Lions Club
Dauk
Teant
Milford
J. C. Smith
The
Lions
W. E. Martin
Uw Milford Town Board of Trustees
North Walrus Avenue
Service Flag Presented To Legion Membership
Members of the American Legion and its Auxiliary held a birthday party on March 20 at the community hall. Edith Grimshaw Erma Cling Dolly Bishops and Carlie Waddoups helped, as Dora Smithson presented Commander Theodore Kronhein with a service flag crafted by the Auxiliary. Sam Cline praised the Auxiliary for their efforts and the flag’s completion. a future display will be arranged. The flag honors Milford boys in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Edith Grimshaw
Erma Cling
Dolly Bishops
Carlie Waddoups
Dora Smithson
Theodore Kronhein
Sam Cline
Milford Hays
Hornet Survivor Visits Family During Furlough
Mr and Mrs Clyde Christie hosted a visit with Mrs Christie and her sisters as Clyde Christie, chief petty officer in the United States Navy, enjoyed a layover from duty aboard the carrier Hornet. He will report back to his station in Rhode Island after the furlough ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Christie
Christie
Georee
McDonald
David Glenn
Roy Cotenan
United States Navy
Hornet
Thode Island
Utah Welfare Funding Sketch Sparks Governance Strain
Utah lawmakers face an arduous task in crafting the next biennial appropriations bill as Governor Herbert B. Maw risks a political crisis over using the emergency relief fund to finance state welfare institutions. Attorney General Grover A. Giles warned the plan may complicate state finances and require legislative action. continuation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Govertine
Herbert B. Mow
Miners’ Hospital
Grover A. Giles
Giles
Telluride Official Entering Army Service
LaRoy Fournier longtime head of Telluride Power Company and Utah State Guard commander at Richfield has received a call to active duty as captain of coast artillery antiaircraft. He will report to Camp Callan California later this month after 33 years with Telluride Power except for WWI service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRoy Fournier
Telluride Power Company
Leutenant
Utah State Guard
Richfield
United States Forces
Camp Callan
California
Fournier
Coast Artillery
France
Germany
Army of Occupation
United States
Coast Artillery Reserve
Utah National Guard
Telluride
Guard
Record Kept Up By U P Employes War Bond Drive
The Union Pacific railroad reports February payroll deductions rose by 45 890 dollars monthly as part of the war bond drive. Bonds and outside investments totaled 207 874 dollars, giving a last month maturity value of 1 322 77h. Divisions show varied changes in deductions, with Colorado leading in regular bond purchases and Nebraska following. A company official, Walter Wilson, notes April and May adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Walter Wilson
Wilson
Colorado
Nebraska
Wilson Vailie
Navy Bride Visits Milford Folks in California Return
Herbert McCulley and his bride Shirley Harrison of Oakland visited his parents and relatives in Milford. Herbert enlisted 15 months ago. the couple traveled from California after a week’s wedding. Jesse McCulley, 17, returned to Los Angeles after naval enlistment exams. James Ussery, brother in law of Amos Jackson, joined the army at Fort McArthur on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert McCulley
Uncle Sam's Navy
California
Mea
A. V. McCulley
Herbert
Navy
Shirley Harrison
Oakland
Jesse McCulley
Los Angeles
James Maryin
Jiges) Ussery
Fort McArthur
Amos L (Shorty) Jackson
South Milford
Havier
Milford
Beaver salvage drive leaders visit Miners on Uncle Sam cruiser
Theodore Kronhohn chairman of Beaver county salvage drive and Warren Atkin with MilfordGeorge A Connell water tender chairman traveled to Miners ville and Beaver for a Saturday test to spur further interest in Salt Lake City. Accompanied by his bride off the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kronhohn
Beaver County
Warren Atkin
Milford
George A. Connell
Minerson
Uncle Sam
Ville
Beaver
Salt Lake City
Missing Boy Becomes Prisoner Of War Lieutenant Leo Frazier
The News reports missing in action since March 8 on the European front is now listed as a prisoner of war by the German government. First Lieutenant Leo O. Frazier, a Brigham Young University graduate, entered the air force in 1941 and has served overseas since 1942, with three forced landings during combat. He is the grandson of Mrs. Sarsh White of Milford and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Frazier, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Frazier learned the news in Oakley on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo O. Frazier
Oakley
Robert V. Frazier
Frazier
Sarsh White
Milford
W. P. Frazier
Brigham Young University
Airorces
Leutenant
Tod
Ge Livestock Market Report Shows Beef Production Promising
Los Angeles Union Stock Yard notes a Washington State College demonstration at Pullman proving that steers can be economically developed to 1,002 pounds by 16 months on pasture and finish. This could ease beef shortages, though feed and labor limits may hinder expansion. Markets show activity with firm tone. hog demand weaker as February quotas capped buying power. California fed steers reach up to 16.40, other grades range from 15.75 to 14.25, cutters down to 11.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Angeles Union Stock Yard
Washington State College
Pullatan
California
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