Inductees Benefits Under Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act
The act protects all on active duty including National Guard Regular Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and those called by Selective Service. It delays statutes of limitations during service covers mortgages rents taxes and assessments and allows VA to advance insurance premiums up to 5000 for policies in force before Oct 17 1940. Automobiles bought on installment can be moratoriumd if 50 percent paid with storage required. seek advice from registrants advisory boards or government agents. Normal children require more salaries of food for each pound of body weight than do normal adults.
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Tae
Veterans Administration
Fragmentary Exchange Hints at Sibling Rivalry In Comical Retort
In a jumbled print line a speaker asks about a brother’s treatment and another retorts that they have done all the treating. The fragment captures a playful domestic exchange implying teasing contrasts in roles.
Double Header Raises Odd Chicken Gizzards Tale
Mrs. B bought a dressed chicken from a country women and found two gizzards. Next week when the warman came her son asked to see if she had another chicken with two gizzards.
Wasted Effort Over Six-for-Quart Cantaloupe Offer
Mrs. B planned to buy a single five cent cantaloupe but was persuaded to take part in a six for a quarter deal. When the peddler returned to his cart he found only four cantaloupes remaining.
Elephants Trained for Bilious Ball Making Questioned
The writer notes a lecturer on trained elephants claims twenty six elephants were needed last year to produce billiard balls. He asks how the animals are trained for such delicate tasks and whether recent funding altered the numbers.
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Heckter
Town Trolley Mix Up Ends With Lunch Joke
A woman on a trolley worries about her stop and asks the conductor if the next stop is the First National Bank. He replies that the bank is not the stop but his stomach, delivering a lighthearted moment as the ride continues.
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First National Bank
Spirit of the Occasion Lecture Closes as Chairman Calls for Cheers
A economy lecture ends with the chairman praising the speaker and requesting two hearty cheers. A sleepy judge interrupts a witness, warning of possible perjury after conflicting statements about siblings. The exchange hints at courtroom tension and truthfulness.
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BTD
Cigar Shortage Prompts Shorter Smokes For Patrons
In a brief dialogue a customer notes cigars are smaller now. The proprietor explains the change: manufacturers trim the last inch, selling shorter sticks so less waste.
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Fox
Utah Station Expands For Strategic Mineral Research
The Bureau of Mines expands to bolster scientific research in mining. Utah Station at Salt Lake City adds a new story, with $30,000 cost, and $100,000 in new equipment to study strategic minerals like tungsten and chrome. The Metallurgical division leads, and a strategic minerals committee assists industry.
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Smadtera
Cedern
Bureau of Mines
Buragga of Binge
University of Utah
Salt Like City
Mielallurgical
Bierea
Salt Lake City
Utah
Air gunners trained as Royal Air Force volunteers in London
A report from London describes civilians turning into air gunner trainees in the Royal Air Force. The 10 volunteer group includes a cricketer, a store manager, a metal manufacturer’s former representative, a journalist and others from varied civilian life. The course blends ground lectures with weather dependent air and dust practice. It emphasizes understanding guns, sighting theory, and passing a written exam, with instructor guidance and frequent checks. The trainee’s life may depend on these hints one day.
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London
Royal Air Force
Jisad
Young Sally Deadle Becomes Deputy Sheriff at 21
In Sharon, Pennsylvania, Sally Deadle, 21, formerly a clerical worker in Mercer County sheriff's office, reached adulthood on June 28 and joined the deputy payroll after signing qualified voter rolls. Sheriff Alex Elliott administered the oath as a ceremonial gold star was added to mark the milestone.
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Sharon
Sally Deadle
United States
Sally
Mercer County Sheriff's Office
County Commissioners' Office
Alex Elliott
Sara Belle Deacle
Television research push seeks $3 million from FCC
Washington reports that more than $3,000,000 will be spent to advance television research. Ten projects have won FCC approval, bringing total authorized experimental spending to over $8,000,000 by 40 individuals and firms.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Totel
Commission
Dime Store Rings Seal Local Reno Weddings
In Reno couples wed with dime store rings to avoid California marriage laws. The five and dime stores report marriage ring sales as a booming local business, with few high priced rings bought, mostly by locals or visitors from the East.
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Reno
Death Notice Reunites Siblings After 48 Years
In Bristol, a brother and sister were reunited after 48 years apart when Mrs. Mabel Rich 65 learned of the death of her brother Edward L Minor 88. Rich, a widow, had not seen Minor from Bristol in decades and now resides with him following the contact sparked by the obituary.
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Bristol
Mabel Rich
Edward L. Minor
Brs
Rich
The Messiah to Be Presented at B A C
The unique presentation of The Messiah will be staged by Branch Agricultural College on February 15 to mark Handel's oratorio’s 200th anniversary. Director WH Manning announced the 24th annual rendition featuring tableaux by Mrs Dix, Mrs George Blackett and Miss Genevieve McClead with scenery by Mary L. Wustow. Special lighting and devised effects by Join W Christensen accompany the Cedar City Choral Society and college orchestra under H L Matverson. Cedar City singers will form the anniversary cast. formats to be announced. The work, by George Friedrich Handel, dates to 21 days of writing with minor exceptions.
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Branch Agricultural College
Frederck Handel
WH. Manding
Nis
Dix
George Blackett
Genevieve McClead
Mary L. Wustow
Téud
B. A.C. Art
W. Christensen
Vie
Cedar City Choral Socity
H L. Matverson
Cedar City Singers
Manning
George Friederich Handel
Two Battleships Lost in Fog and Utah Estate Notice
A 1914 naval incident describes the Georgia losing two battleships in dense fog during fleet maneuvers near New York and Narragansett, as crews use fog signals and eye judgments. The piece also runs probate notices for LAPREAL SARIN WARD in Iron County Utah, with claims deadline, and Utah cattle on feed totals from a Denver statistician noting about 30,000 head.
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Admiral Coontz
Georgia
New York-Narragansett
Moses
Utah
Denver
Washington legislator invites constituents to Capitol visit
A Washington congressman from the First District invites district residents to visit Capitol City offices and obtain visitor passes. The piece notes defense bills, Navy funding, and proposed gains in government publications available by mail, including guides on women’s fashion and livestock breeding. It references apportionment proposals and constitutional amendment ideas from Brookings, urging outreach to constituents.
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Colubth
Furst
Sigminame
Las
Capitol
House Otee Building
Federal Bureau For Investigation
Bureau of Enz Paving
White House
Élc
Mary
House Naval Affairs Committee
House
Navy
Brookings Institution
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington
Bureuu
Home Economics
Buresis
Alitel
Bureau of Home Economies
M. P. Gim Timberlands
Forest Ser
Notice to water users in Idaho and Utah filing request
Anna E Lisyd of Twin Falls Idaho filed Application No T2510 to appropriate seven sec feet of water from four twelve inch wells four deep at specified sec and quarter section locations. Water for irrigation of 318 acres March 1 to October 31 and year round for stock and domestic use. Protests with affidavits due by March 23 1947 to T H Humphherys State Engineer.
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Anna E Lisyd
Twin Falls
Idaho
Slb&m
H. Mumpherya
State Capitol
Salt Lake City
Utah
T. H. Humpherys
Public Sale Notice in Parowan Utah 1941
Public sale at the Iron County Courthouse Parowan Utah on February 3 1941 at 12 noon to settle a lien for towing and storage totaling 45 dollars plus costs. Vehicle described as a 1933 Chevrolet two door sedan motor 3379271 serial 5121 owned by Wallace Finance Company San Bernardino California last licensed California license 35550 1940. Sale date and official details dated January 22 1941 and signed by Haldon E Christensen Sheriff of Iron County with deputy.
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Parowan
Iron County
Utah
Wallace Finance Company
San Bernardino
California
Sase
Parowan Service Company
Haldon E. Christensen
Shevit
Wm. BL Dalton
Sheritt
Parowan Printing & Publishing Company meeting notice
Notice is hereby given that the charter of Parowan Printing & Publishing Company of Utah expired by limitation. Stockholders are called to meet February 1, 1941 at 8:00 p.m. at the office to renew or dispute the charter and conduct other lawful business. Dated January 21, 1941. Parowan Utah.
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Parowan Printing & Publishing Company
Utah
Parowan
Iron County
Classified ads for stoves coal wood in Parowan Utah
Reader advertisements list items for sale including a kitchen range in good condition by W E Thornton and a wood and coal sale connected to Arthur Robinson of Parowan Utah. Additional coal and wood listed by J A Evans and Ancel J Adama with contact phone numbers 2262 2387 and 2532.
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W. E. Thornton
Wood and Ceat
Arthur Robinson
Parowan
Utah
Coil
J. A.evans
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Tackie
Sis
Jack
Sadiam
Giri
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Cleske
District Court
Ina County of
Iron
Lapreal Sarin Ward
Lapreal
Ward
Salem
Utah County
State of
Victor P. Sahin
Morris & Hatheson
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City
Washington News
W.K. Granger
Wan
Utah Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Ancel J. Adama
H. C. Parcetts
Abatrador
Intermeunti
In Title Guaranty Co
Court House
Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor
Christian Science Publishing One
Norwar Street
Bescon
Massachuseets
Secran
Cena
Adhiress
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