CAPITAL GLEANINGS Warns of grave wartime risk and urgent mobilization
Officials warn the nation faces a historic crisis. Reports describe Japanese entrenchment in the far East and shortages of vital war material. Presidents and cabinet members call for rapid conversion of industry to meet high production goals while defense contractors face scrutiny for profit and policy.
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Parley Olsen’s Condition Holds Steady in ST Charles
Glayde Jeppesen, 7, wounded by a loose horse, received seven stitches and is recovering at home after hospital treatment in Montpelier. Verlane Larsen carried him home and aided his mother. Delbert Hy mas and May Bowman show improvement. Patience Jeppesen spent the weekend with her son recovering at Georgetown.
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Passey wedding notable in Georgetown and area
Local Patrons recount wedding events as Mr and Mrs McKay Passey wed in Georgetown by Bishop Sleight. Guests include Clarence Passey family and Paris visitors. Community ties shown through visits, quilting bee, and Valentine events with Defense Savings stamps bought.
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Clarence Passey
Bessie Nutt
Paris
Georgetown
Richard S
Dorothy Parker
Otto Bucher
Ethel
Gordon Nutt
Truel Passey
Weldon Hess
Smith Gertsch
Lucille
Francis Bunn
Rhea Bunn
Leland Wallentine Delbert Parker
Dewain
Norma
Eileen Passey
Weston
Russell Passey
Georgetown News Recaps Local Sports and Accidents
Three basketball games were played here last week among Thatcher High Cokeville M men and Noonan Grade school. The visiting Grade school won. home teams won the other two. A seven year old, Glayde Jeppesen, was kicked in the head by a horse and required stitches at Rich Hospital before transfer to St Charles.
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Wayne Stevens
Rich Alred
Lathair Rich
Grover Cleveland
Whitney Transtrum
James Transtrum
Jin Pugmire
Lothair Rich
Wanda Rich
Thatcher High
Cokeville M Men
Noonan
Glayde Jeppesen
Patience Jeppesen
Pr. Reed Rith
Rich Hospital
St. Charles
Navy Chick Embargo Sets Egg Quota at 226 Million
The Navy announces a quota for US chick ens this year totaling 226,400,000 eggs, equivalent to 19,700,000 dozen. The figure highlights a large-scale procurement target for poultry supplies in support of Navy needs.
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Congress
Navy
Glass-roofed trains ease neck strain on German scenic route
On the Munich to Berchtesgaden line the glass roofed cars include head rests to prevent neck pain from viewing close mountain scenery. This design aims to keep passengers comfortable while enjoying the panoramic Alps.
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Germany
Munich
Berchtesgaden
April Battle Month Across Wars Launched
April is called the battle month as four major U.S. wars began in this month, marking a historical pattern across conflicts. The reference notes the timing across different wars and reflects on collective U.S. military history.
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United States
Idaho State Land Sale Notice in Bear Lake County
State of Idaho offers for public auction a land tract in Bear Lake County at Paris Courthouse on March 7 1942 at 10 00 a m Subdivision SZ NE NEWSER Section 23 Township 168 Range 45 APN 6831 A appraised 620 00 Lessee improvements 135 20 Terms require 1 10 of purchase price and 4 interest on balance for one year then 40 annual installments at 4 percent Cash day of sale balance financed subject to prior rights By order State Board of Land Commissioners. Roberts Coulter State Land Commissioner First publ Feb 12 1942 Last publ Mar 5 1942
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Idaho
Bear Lake County
County Court House
Paris
State Board of Land Commissioners
Robert Coulter
Navy survey finds 29.1 percent of recruits are high school graduates
A Navy survey reports that 29.1 percent of new recruits hold a high school diploma. The finding highlights the educational background of entrants amid ongoing recruitment efforts.
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Navy
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