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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1945

Page

8

Paragonah Fourth Celebrated With Visitors From Far Cities

Paragonah marked July Fourth with a morning meeting, afternoon sports and a well attended dance. Local and regional visitors included Art Fretwell and family from Cedar City, Mrs Diel and La Rue Barton from Salt Lake City, Ward Robb with son Jett to Colorado Springs, Hex Prothero and family from Los Angeles, Wendell Stones from Salt Lake City visiting relatives, Alma Stone and son Eddie from Phoenix, and many others including the Barton and Prothero families. Devon Hermansen from Spanish Fork visited, and Benjamin Knoll of New Castle was noted as released from Fort Douglas. Pfc. Clifford Mortensen from Kern Army Air Base spent the day with his parents.

Paragonah Clifford Mortensen Kerns. Army Air Base Mortensen

Utah Copper's Industrial Impact on Utah and Nation

The article extols Utah Copper for driving lower copper prices, fueling the electrical era, and boosting Utah's economy through wages, purchases, and tax revenue. It highlights $18,000,000 in wages, $185,000,000 in taxes, and $220,000,000 for freight and refining, arguing the plant’s decades of activity strengthen Utah’s future and national wealth.

Tichel Utah America

Locals and Personal News From Cir Cleville to Salt Lake City

Locals share visits across Utah and Nevada with family ties. Zen Davis brought Ed Davis and family from Cir Cleville. Ora B. Davis visited from Los Angeles with the Bensons. Amy Lou Adams visits Salt Lake relatives. Meade Warren visits from McGill. Lawrence Miller arrives from San Francisco. Lavern Sherratt returns with Peggy Hermansen.

Keeps Old Glory Flying on Capitol Dome

A gray haired woman in Washington has labored for 27 years to repair and keep the Stars and Stripes flying over the Capitol. Georgiana Higgins, Rhode Island native, tends 10 by 15 foot flags used by the Senate and House wings, with eight still serviceable from wartime stocks. Capitol staff manage flags daily. 75 flags await replacement, and flags wear out in weeks to months. The dome flags stay aloft year round, the only American flags allowed after nightfall, alongside the flag over the grave of Francis Scott Key in Frederick, Maryland.

Washington Betsy Bogs National Capitol Capitol Dome Senate Georgiana Higgins Rhode Island House Francia Scott Key Fredericksburg

Circle of 1848 Sewe Through Three Wars at Sec ond Presbyterian

Richmond Virginia. Women of Second Presbyterian Church trace a sewing circle from 1848 through three wars. A mother’s letter recalls tents and bandages for soldiers, wartime entertainments for Red Cross, and ongoing support to Presbyterian servicemen. The group now the women’s auxiliary funds church debts with bazaar items.

Richmond Second Presbyterian Church S. H. Hawes Ai Army Red Cross Woman's Auxiliary Varios Church

Jap Atrocities Outrival Nazis Says Veteran

Marine Pfc. Edward A. Johnston of the Bronx, a wounded Iwo Jima veteran, says Japanese savagery on Saipan was as bad as German crimes. He recalls a dead lieutenant found crucified, eyes cut out, fingers removed, belly slit and filled with sand, alive when learned by Marines. Johnston, age 21, among 97 Marine casualties, is in St Albans Naval Hospital.

New York Iwo Jima Saipan Pfc Edward A. Johnston Bronx Johnston St. Albans Naval Hospital

Russian Army Decrees Lure Peasants With Free Trade

The Hed army command in Russian occupied Germany reestablished free trade and a profit system to spur peasants to market surplus produce. Decrees coupled with stricter Berlin and Dresden rations aim to blunt the serious threat of famine in cities and made a strong impression.

Moscow Hed Germany Berlin Dresden

Hamburg cosmetics factory reopens producing lipstick for former slave laborers

In Hamburg one of the first factories to reopen is making cosmetics. A British major reported German workers there are turning out lipstick and powder for former women slave laborers who had been employed in the same factory when it made cosmetics for German women.

Hamburg

Local service members visit home amid leave and travel notices

Cpl Grayson Gurr takes an 18 day leave from Las Vegas Air Base to help on the family farm. Norman Day returns home from Navy training at Jersey shore for a few days with his parents, en route to a Navy school in New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Joseph Levy of Long Beach California visit family here. Harold Rowley and relatives from Los Angeles stay with Thomas H Rowley’s family and fish Panguitch Lake. Pvt McDell Matheson, home on furlough from Fort Riley, visits his Cedar City relatives and his wife’s family. The Times asks readers to submit news items by Wednesday evening or Thursday morning for next week’s issue due one day early.

Devon Hermansen Joseph Hermansen Marlin Hermansen Cpl Grayson Gurr Las Vegas P. H. Gurr Norman Day Scott Day New Jersey Harold Rowley Los Angeles Harold Thomas. H. Rowley Edward Rowley Panguitch Lake Pvt McDell Matheson Fort Riley Kansas D. A. Matheson Cedar City the Times

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