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07 May 1942
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Milford News in Milford, Utah
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1942
Page
1
In Washington a Friend Noted a Pale Monkey Boss
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a bedman with notches and a gun bundle, a friend visiting Washington, and a distant figure described as a big monkey with a pathetic look, hinted to be man’s ancestor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minersville Boys Among Prisoners
Four Minersville youths Royal Wood Maurice Clothier George Erickson and Fired Potter are believed captured with General Wainwright on Corregidor as Japanese advances forced U S forces to surrender. Letters from Clothier and Erickson reached relatives after MacArthur reached Australia, while Wood and Potter remained unconfirmed for weeks. News notes an error in listing Joan Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary officers including secretary Mrs Ethel Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corregidor
United States
Far East
Minersville
New Mexico
Royal
Philippies
Bataan Peninsula
Clothier and Erickson
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Potter and Wood
Red Grass
Corregidor Island
Joan Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Ethel Smith
Kindergarten Starts at Milford Elementary Next Month
Kindergarten will begin in the Milford elementary school building on Monday June 1. Parents seeking enrollment must register by May 29. An entrance fee of 1.00 is charged. children must be six years old on or before October 31, 1942. Sherman Carter, School Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Sherman Carter
Mining Interests Protest Against Removal of Rails
Witnesses told an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing at the Hotel Utah that closing the Milford Frisco branch of Union Pacific would hamper development of mineral deposits vital to the war effort. Prominent miners and officials cited tungsten mill plans, a 180,000 ton tungsten ore find, and potential yearly production of scheelite ore, arguing the line’s loss would hurt ore shipments and regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford-Frises
Union Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utah
J. Plumthof
State Publicity and Industrial Development Commission
Promanent
Union Pacific
Frisco
Plumhof
Alu Murdock
Salt Lake
Paul H. Hunt
Horn Silver Mines Company
King Davie Mine Company
Cuprie Mines Company
Milford
H. O. Hall
Ely
Nevada
Garfield
Kuno Doerr Ir
American Smeltering & Refining Company
J. A. Marsh
Wah Wah Mining Company
L. F. Block
Frisco Silver Lead Mining Company
Nine Milford Boys Escape With Minor Injuries in Road Crash
Nine Milford high school youths escaped serious harm when their 1929 Studebaker crashed into a burned out canal bridge on Granite Pass east of town. The vehicle tipped and skidded along the grade after entering an unmapped canal, injuring Charles Atkin and Robert Kinrope among seven others who returned to class next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford High School
Granite Pass
High Line
Adamsville
Greenville
Bridgless Canal
Studebaker
W. D. Stewart
South Milford
Stewart
Charles Atkin
Warren Atkin
Robert Kinrope
Young Atkin
Junior
Donald
Max Stewart
Earl Johnson
Fremont Johnson
Dern Outzen
Don Sly
Victory Cooking School at Delta Friday Afternoon
Safeway home economist Julia Wright leads free Victory Cooking Classes at Crest Theatre Delta on May 3 at 2 pm. The event supports Utah housewives in wartime meal planning and health, with Safeway Stores volunteers assisting and Utah Nutrition Council involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Leo Wright
Ewnter
Safeway
Holoven
Utah
Work at Beaver Lake mine to resume after winter shutdown
The Heaver Gold and Copper company plans to resume operations at its Beaver Lake district mine after the winter shutdown, stating that director levied a half-cent assessment to begin work by June 22, as announced by president and manager A. D. McMullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaver Gold and Coppers Company
Beaver Lake District
A. d. McMullen
Complaint Issued Poaching Charged in Beaver County
The Mil ford Wildlife Protective association backs a complaint against Oscar Stephenson a Milford railroad man for possession of a pheasant out of season. The group at Monday’s meeting recommended ten local citizens serve as deputy wardens with authority to enforce laws against shooting from vehicles or within 50 feet of highways. County Attorney George Miller issued the April 22 complaint, with a warrant of arrest issued for April 1A. Stephenson is reportedly out of state, likely in Caliente, while his Milford wife Mrs Vella Browner remains a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Wildlife Protective Association
Beaver County
Oscar Stephenson
South
Milford and
Milford
South Milford
Stephenson
George ©. Miller
L. G. Clay
Tts Stephenson
Caliente
Vella Browner
Milford Athletes Take Fifth Place In Regional Meet
Milford teams finished fifth as Beaver won the Region 6 championships at Hurricane. Verl Langston of Millard led with 15% points, winning the half mile and shot put and aiding the winning mile relay. Bruce Osborne of Beaver was second with 12% points, with Kanab’s Cloyd Chamberlain also at 12% and Hurricane’s Don De Mille at 11%. Janson of Cedar claimed the singles title while Beaver’s Dean and Goodwin won doubles. Leaders advance to the Utah state meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Hurricane
Delta
Cedar
Milford
Millard
Kanab
Dixie
Verl Langston
All-Star Basketball Center
Verl
Bruce Osborne
Cloyd Chamberlain
Don DeMille
Dale Milne
Janson
Dean and Goodwin
University of Utah
Terry
Lawrence
Walker
Lindsay
Turner
Langston
Heyburn
K. DeMille
Anderson
Robinson
D. DeMille
Cartwright
Bishop
Stevens
Milkyd
Smith
Dincus
Benson
Osborne
Theobald
Milne
Bradshaw Beaver
Frei
Stapley
Ryan Milford
Chamberlain
Ashby
Ryan
Bohn
Nelson Miles
Corry
Beaver Milford
Beaver Smith
Baldwin
Murdock Delta
Black Lawrence
DeMille
Nowers
Vincent
Bradshaw
R. Langston
Hanson
B. Robinson
J. Robinson
Goodwin
Warnock
Gillis
Black
Spackman
Price
Barton
Corbett
Nelsory Cedar
Terry Hurricane
May Selectees Leave for Induction Center
Beav er county men head to Salt Lake City for induction. Listed travelers include Herman James Wood Howard Charles Grossman Elite George Carter Donald Arthur Harris James Howard Low John Hein Clay and Milford registrants Staley Regan Lewla Whitney. Additional arrangements noted for Seattle Washington and Cerlabed New Mexico locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attier
Iron
Washington Counties
Beaver
Sveral
Beaver County
Special Bay
Salt Lake City
Herman James Wood
Howard Charles Grossman
George Carter
Minersville
Donald Arthur Harris
James Howard Low
Joh Hein Clay
Milford
Staley Robert Regan
Lewla Sart Whitney
Teattle
Washington
Cerlabed
New Muxico
Former Resident Annie Hanlon Dies in Salt Lake
Milford native and longtime resident Annie Hanlon 47 died Wednesday in Salt Lake City after a prolonged illness. She came to the United States in 1910 from Burn England, later lived in Caliente and Milford where she chaired the Democratic committee in Beaver County. Survived by husband John E. Hanlon and children Patricia and Jack, along with siblings and in laws, her rosary and funeral were held in Salt Lake City and Los Angeles with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debt Annie Hanlon
Milford
Sak Juthy City
Patricia Hanlon
Jack Hanton
Salt Lake City
Peter Duffy
United States Navy
James
Vincent Duffy
Los Angeles
California
Nora Bloomfield
el Monte California
East First South Street
St. Augustus Catholic Church
Victory Cooking School to Aid War Effort in Delta
Julia Weight of Safeway will lead a state sponsored Victory Cooking school in Delta on May 8 at 2 pm. The event, aimed at Millard and Beaver counties, ties nutrition to wartime effort and home morale, with local sponsors including the Millard County Defense Council and newspaper publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Uncle Sam
Julia Lee Weight
Safeway
Nccr
Crest
Delta
Europe
Asia
Wright
Maurice Lambart
Fillmore
Millard County Nutrition Council
Stella Ashby
Millard
Junb
Beaver Counties
Victory Cooking School
Lee Welcht
Hue
Enited
Sun
Dinestar
Safeway Store Namemaker's Bureau
Hom Economics
Limenzine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruminatin
Ruminator
U. S. Treasury
Siew
Aan
America
Treasury Department
Utah Nutrition Council
American Health
Don
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