New City Administration Faces Big Tasks in Parowan
The new Parowan City Administration sworn in faces major duties over the next two years. Key aims include securing additional electric power, managing rising purchases, and funding postwar building projects such as a pool and airport. Heating plant housing and street maintenance require materials and funding, likely through borrowing with citizen cooperation and regional trends.
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Parowan City
Purowan
Southern Utah Power Co
Parowan City Officials Push Fund for Fort Restorations
City officials move to raise funds to restore forts in Parowan amid plans to bolster local defense and heritage preservation. Leaders emphasize community support and fiscal prudence as project details unfold.
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Parowan
Postwar crime wave warning from FBI chief Hoover
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns of a postwar crime wave driven by juveniles and urges parents and communities to focus on youth welfare. He says delinquency is adult crime and stresses responsible parenting and civic attention to raise responsible youngsters. He doubts returned veterans will be major crime factors and condemns easy paroles for hardened offenders.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Federal Land Bank Declares Annual Dividend
The Federal Land Bank of Berkeley will pay a six percent dividend of about 250000 on stock outstanding December 30, 1945. Willard D. Ellis, president, notes dividends strengthen member associations and lower net loan costs for 14118 stockholders across California, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada. Since organizing, $216 million in loans have been made. current outstanding loans total $62 million as of December 31, 1945.
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Federal Land Bank of
Berkeley
Willard D. Ellis
National Farm Loan Associations
California
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
Land Bank
The
Berkeley Land Bank
Land Band
Cleaning Fireplace Bricks With Pumice and Ammonia Paste
Step by step home remedy to clean fireplace bricks using a paste of powdered pumice and household ammonia. Let the paste dry for an hour, then scrub with warm soapy water to finish.
Colleges and Veterans Swamp Enrollments in 1946
Thousands of returning veterans flood colleges under the GI Bill with applications and active enrollment. About 125,000 veterans are in classes and 207,000 more have applied, with predictions of over 600,000 by next fall. Harvard Yale Dartmouth and Brown near capacity, while Yale and Columbia report no GI capacity limits. The Servicemen Readjustment Act of 1944 amendments extend courses and funding, raise subsistence, and expand loan guarantees and training benefits for veterans.
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Congress
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Brown
Columbia
Veterans Administration
Utah growth eyed as Geneva hub and eastward highway push
Senator Abe Murdock in Salt Lake urged rapid bids for the Geneva steep plant with a March 1 deadline and forecast Utah’s future industrial boom. He promised veteran aid and noted 700 firms training veterans. The medical epidemic waned, polio virulence eased, and Utah seeks a 2700 mile super highway linking New Orleans to Seattle via Monticello Moab Green River Price Springville Ogden Brigham Twin Falls and the Canadian border.
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Utah
Abe Murdock
Salt Lake
Geneva
Bateman
Publishers’s of
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake City
E. Allen Bateman
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Examiners
State Department of Education
State Health Department
Board of Health
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Seattle
Washington
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Monticello
Moab
Green River
Price
Springville
Ogden
Brigham
Twin Falls
Ray H. Lea
Tax questions for William J. Korth collectors of Internal Ry
January tax guidance outlines who must file estimated tax declarations, including farmers and individuals with changing estimates, and explains deadlines. It notes that annual returns are due by March 13, with special January 15 timing for farmers, and lists example scenarios of filers and nonfilers.
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William J. Korth
Percy
Keep Fats Cool and Handle Properly
Instruction notes that most fats must be kept very cool while some cooking fats stay usable at room temperature.
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Parowan Times
Claude Orion
Utah State Press Association
AL Editorial
Ociation
Federal Land Bank
Colleges and Veteran
OPA
Paurawan
Main Street
Eya Adams
Oregon
Joel H. Orton
Caddie Orton Christensen
Wilford Day
Boise
National Wool Growers
Wm. J. Gurr
L. Nelson Marsden
Ray Mitchell
Wesley Bentley
Myrtle Thompson
Milford
Henry Gurr
Studebaker
Hurricane
Hurrican
Social Security
Harry E. Johnson
Social Security Board
Mr. Johnson
NEAWS
W. K. Granger
Murdock
Vitt
Gallup
Sap
H. K. Foster
Cedar City
W. Clair Rowley
H. C. Parcells
Intermountain Title Guarantyee
Court House
Parowap
Reader Adys
J. W. Moore
Chester White Boar
Anna Hyatt's Place
Roy Benson
Steve
Tadust
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