Local Social and Family News From Paragonal
Correspondents report on visits and arrivals at Paragonal with Ruth Matton and families in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs JL Dalton, Aaron Carter and Connie Carter stay for a few days. Temple work by eighteen locals, trips to California, Riverside visits, and a baby girl born July 6. Committee formed for July 24 celebration. Karen Wood christened in Sacrament meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Matton
Salt Lake Guy
JL. Dalton
Hyrum Boardman
Karen
Quick Thinking Hero In Tiger Cage Stuns Town
In a busy clabroomn scene a popular young man earns praise after a circus incident. While others fled, he walked calmly into a tiger cage and shut himself in, a feat noted by a visitor as remarkable quick thinking that saved no one but impressed the crowd.
Very Patient Request for Food and Stamp Delayed
A patient recovering from pneumonia repeatedly asked for food. The nurse finally gave a mere spoonful of rice. Moments later the patient called and asked to read a little and to bring him a postage stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bim
Student Corrects Inspector On Polite Crossing
A school inspector tests pupil observation as he crosses the platform. A girl raises her hand and accuses him of stepping in front of the teacher without saying excuse me. The moment highlights attention to manners and classroom discipline.
Trailer the detective faces fine for reckless driving
Page reports Trailer, a detective, chased down three people in one day. Readers remark on his likely promotion while noting the reckless driving fine he received.
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Trailer
Lazy Horse A Negro And The Sneezing Joke
A humorous exchange about a friend's lazy horse and the horse’s nose behavior. A brief, spoken quip ends with a sudden line about lawyers telling the truth, noting that sometimes an attorney will do anything to win a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Uneven Surfaces Golf Ball Impact Narrowly Studied
A report notes golf balls with irregular surfaces interact with air to alter flight, potentially increasing distance and accuracy. The text mentions the Burt family of Beaver visiting the area over a July weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laban Burt
Beaver
Locals and Personal News During the Fourth Weekend
Locals and visitors gathered for the Fourth weekend with relatives. Ogden guests Claude Mitchell and others from San Diego and Long Beach visited local families. Residents from Salt Lake City, Nevada, Idaho, and California shared travel recaps and summer plans with extended kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Mitchell
Ogden
Utah Mines Power Nation's War Effort In Defense Drive
Utah dominates in copper coal and precious metals with the nation counting on its mines. Over 15 years Tas produced 6.86 percent of copper and 6.8 percent of silver while Utah leads in copper and coal and hosts major silver and lead deposits. The state pledges to back democracy as it fuels defense measures.
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United States
Utah
Notons
Germany
Tahtas
New Industry For Utah Boosts Metal Recovery Ahead
The International Smelting and Refining Co advances a process to treat old slag dumps reclaiming zinc long lost to Utah ores. The project, costing about 400000 dollars, will create a new industry, support roughly 35 jobs, and boost state payrolls while aiding national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quether
International Smelting & Resume
The
International
Utah
Ita Utah
Defense Dispatch Commonfront: U S Aims on Russia France China
Acting Secretary of State Welles announced Russia requested strategic materials and a plan to ease export restrictions. U S and North African French officials coordinated continuous movement of ships carrying tea sugar and foods to Africa and strategic materials to the U S. Army measures include merit promotions, re enlistment eligibility, and pilot hour reductions for heavy bombers. Selective Service reports 750,000 men reached 21 since last October. 900,000 inductees to finish training. Congress deferrals for 28-year-olds debated. Army recreation programs planned. civilian welfare coordinated by defense groups. Congress funds defense public works and regional offices for projects. aluminum plants proposed. Food conservation urged local action to save for immediate civilian use and school meal programs.
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Russia
France
China
Welles
U. S
Africa
War Department
Arnold
Army Air Forces
Air Forces
Roosevelt
Army
Congress
Selective Service
Hershey
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Aaron Carter
Connie
St. George Temple
Wim. Boardman
Red
Mes
Art Fretwell
California
Mrs. Boardman
Mrs. Cox
Riverside
Myles Robb
San Luis Obispo
Herareents
Mr. and
Mrt Robb
Aimasa Stones
Glen Williamson
Wm. Boardman
Frank Williamson
Errol Lamprouax
Arnold Johnson
Charles Wood
Salt Lake City
A Leadin Theatre
Parowan, Utah
We and
Santa Fe Trail
Extel Flynn
Olivia de Haviland
Comedy & News
Eee
Monte Cristo
Lewis Hayward
Joan Bennett
Texas Rangers
John Howard
Si Times
Page, Sherlock
Jack
Dorothy
Spree
GMC
Union
White Magic
Parowan. Service Co
Parowan
Messrs
Wm. T. Orton
Clifton Taylor
George Rowley
San Diego
Nannie Eyre
Long Beach
Lizzie Adams
Eldon
San Francisco
Adrian
Oakland
Clifford Wilson of
Hurricane
Dan Evans
Los Angeles
Clefford Evans Family
Ora Hoffins
Bervir
Emerson Adams
Spokane, Washington
Mable Adams
John J. Pendleton
Joseph E. Wright
Pioche
Nevada
Mrs. Wright
Chester Muir
Las Vegas
Mrs. Muir
Clayton Rasmussen
Robbie Halterman
Robert Stevens
Edmund Stevens
Scott Bringhurst
Sid, Pritchard
Arnold and
Heber Gurr
Utah National Guard
Kay Knell
Newcaste
Guard
Ray H. Adams
Errold Gurr
Fort Douglas
U. S. Amy
Otto Rasmussen
Burley
Idaho
John T. Rasmussen
Hubert Carroll
Robert Chilton
Wra G Mitchell
W. W. Gove
Enoch Mortensen
Helen Gould Young
Nam'pa
Parlowan
Taylor Parkinson
Benjamin
Maria. Taylor
Uten
Ite
Tooele
Army Recreation
Citizens Committee For the
Army and Navy
Ualne
Anld
Wong Congress
Carmody
Tumer
OPM
Arkansas
Bonneville-Grand’ Coulee
New York State
Alabama
North Carolina
Henderson
Wickard
Ed, Hott
Paul McNutt
Ronald Rowley
Panguitch
D. P. Barton
Mitchell Variety Store
Southern Utah Dairy
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