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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text outlines basic driving speed rules. It states no person shall drive a motor vehicle at unsafe speeds except when necessary for safe operation or in compliance with law, and references pedestrians and normal traffic flow without clear specifics.
Statewide improvements to fish hatcheries boost production in 1945 with expanded ponds and new systems at Midway Springville Logan Salt Lake Beaver Glenwood and White Rocks. Upgrades include circulating walls drainage per- pond cleaning and by passes plus additional fry ponds and rearing basins to increase carrying capacity and efficiency for anglers.
A sprig of mint and a cherry frozen into each ice cube enhances the appearance of cold drinks served from an electric refrigerator making beverages more appealing.
Holidays in Porawatthat included private parties and a Christmas Eve program by the Ward Sunday school. A large tree topped the church and Santa Claus distributed candy. Diamond anniversary events and a January 13 14 pageant planned for Parowan marked city celebrations.
Washington officials warn that as peacetime reconversion begins seven million workers could be unemployed by Christmas with eight to nine million feared next year unless policy shifts curb losses. Economists forecast gradual job recovery later in 1946 or early 1947 amid wage control tweaks and limited relaxation of wartime rules.
Washington says halting secrecy talks with Japan will not change security rules for the atomic bomb. Individuals and groups connected with the Manhattan Project must follow current security regulations. Lose talk and idle speculation by ex-project personnel jeopardizes national safety and the project’s future.
Vermillion South Dakota reports Folsom points identified on Dakota prairie land. Br W Hover, director of the University of South Dakota, notes possible habitation or hunting use by the earliest North American inhabitants. One perfect specimen and fragments prepared for display.
Locals recount Christmas and New Year visits with family across Utah and California. Among those listed are the Mc and Newell Weight families, Mr and Mrs Lewis Lowder, Artell Rasmussen and Maxine, A C Hatch and family in Salt Lake City, Miltyr Hyatt and Navy friends, the Marsden and Richardson families, LaMont Thorndeck returning to Beaver for New Year dance, Eugene Robinson at Utah, Gene Taylor on Army furlough, and a note on potential weather hazard charts for farmers from the agriculture department.
To encourage growing children to eat fresh salads, the program lets each child take turns preparing the dish with their own choice of vegetables and fruits, fostering engagement and healthy eating habits.
Unplugging an electric cord properly requires gripping the plug rather than the cord to avoid stressing the tiny wires inside. This practice prevents damage at the connection point and helps extend the cord’s lifespan.
A simple maintenance tip for tea kettles suggests boiling a weak bicarbonate solution periodically, then washing with soap and water to maintain freshness and remove residues.
Soldiers may wear awards and service ribbons on civilian attire if they choose. The guidance emphasizes flexibility for veterans and personnel in non-military settings to display decorations without strict dress code changes.
Government conducts surplus property disposals returning 40 farms totaling 5,2357 acres in Alinoix for spring planting. Land offered to former owners under Surplus Property Act. Farm production notes show rising machinery output and tighter lamb/feed conditions. Britain loan proposal aims to boost postwar foreign markets. fats and oils shortage noted. Parowan city appropriations outline local budget items and bond obligations for 1945.
Ida H Smith acting City Recorder certifies an ordinance entitled Appropriation Ordinance for Calendar Year 1946 as passed by Parowan City Council on December 29 1945. Document notes witness and corporate seal on file. Also mentions surplus property sale and a 14 day veteran jeep sale by the War Production program.
A suggested safe place to store rings during dishwashing is a hop screwed into the kitchen cabinet, window sill, or woodwork near the sink, providing a secure spot to prevent loss or misplacement while cleaning dishes.
Utah Copper last month activated a major new power plant adding a 40 000 kilovolt capacity facility to its operations. The plant, built during wartime demand surges, will supplement Utah Power and Light and provide power for its Magna Arthur mills and equipment, including electric shovels and locomotives, boosting copper output and offering relief during dry years or emergencies.
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