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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1944
Page
5
Confectioners may buy powdered selioners Sugar in bulk without zone restrictions, enabling refiners to ship excess production to other areas where needed. Cotton fabrics set aside for children’s clothing relief plan targets 24.85 million items produced in June to August, while air evacuation of American personnel yields low deaths and supports frontline operations.
War time stamps and ration details list various stamps and validity, followed by a probate notice in Utah. The document notes the estates of William M. Stubbs and a July 17 1944 deadline for creditors, with legal counsel and district court references. It also includes wartime transport comparisons and a brief note on air evacuees in Tunisia.
Reports describe transparent plastics used in aircraft canopies and instrument housings to improve visibility and safety for aircrews. Production advances at Niagara Frontier plants and Bell's Georgia division enable shaping domes and enclosures with high impact resistance and optical clarity for bomber and fighter aircraft.
Benjamin Swapp, ranger of the Dixie National Forest, will retire May 31 after thirty years in the service. He began May 4, 1914 on the E Kiabab National Forest in Arizona, later serving at Powell, Widstoe, and Enterprise districts, overseeing deer protection, road and fence building, and multiple reservoir and station projects. Swapp helped blaze the Grand Canyon highway route, conducted early big game counts, relocated deer to eastern zoos, and supervised crews across several forests before settling in Kanab for retirement. He and his wife Elizabeth Merrell have five children and plan to reside on a small Kanab farm.
A white weaner hog is lost near a southwest city area with the finder asked to notify Aaron Rasmussen. Also for sale are a kitchen range a small heater a buffet and a cupboard telephone 239 for information.
The Utah State Board of Forestry and Fire Control has declared a closed fire season from June 10 to October 1 due to predicted high fire danger. Permits to burn may be issued by the county sheriff or fire chief after safety and weather conditions are reviewed.
Salt Lake City announced the 1944 Utah State Fair will be titled March to Peace and run September 3 to 9. The premium list will be available after June 1 at the fair office. The slogan reflects wartime times and aims to boost production and peacetime progress through illustrated exhibits.
The guide explains nylon undergarments come from defective military stock repurposed for garments and not from the black market. It notes rising dress production from 1942 to 1943, price shifts, and OPA efforts to restore lower priced items while warning meat and canned goods could return to rationing. It urges victory gardens, and reports lower watermelon ceiling prices for the season.
Parowan announces a temporary grazing permit for residents with livestock to graze cattle horses and sheep on city streets until July 1 1944 after securing property owner and city marshal approval. Restrictions include no grazing near trees or sidewalks no night grazing corral confinement 9 p m to 6 a m horses must stay confined and supervision by the city marshal.
The Four-H Clubs of America, 1.7 million strong, showcase war bond efforts to support the food supply. Glenn Whittenberg of Hidalgo County Texas saves profits in War Bonds. An ambulance funded by 37,000 Virginia 4-H members is shown, with Carolyn Steele and Richard Fleming presenting to Major Barnard Sobol and Director M. L. Wilson of the Extension Service.
A city lot with a six hour water right is offered for inquiry through George Frith at 72 No Keenan St Montebello California. Southwest of City location noted.
A survey finds ten million of thirty six million school children have deficient vision requiring correction. Agencies urge early eye screening and provision of corrective lenses to prevent learning barriers.
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