Correspondence Courses Now Available Under Utah Education Program
WPA and State Department offer free correspondence courses in Auto Mechanics Journalism Soil and Water Conservation Safety in Traffic and Driving for Utah residents over 18. Courses cover engine theory parts, news writing, soil protection, and traffic laws. Send request to 59 State Street Salt Lake City. all other expenses paid.
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WPA
State Department Public Instruction
Rocky
Forest Service
Ogden
Utah
Idshu
Prans
Tan
Seattle
Idaho
WFA
Nto
State Street
Salt Lake City
Campus reporters decode campus slang in numbers on O Collegi an
Stillwater Oklahoma. The O Collegian staff discuss a number code to convey meanings quickly. They explain terms like duty ninety one for a time washed by all and ninety eight for disreputable bar, nineteen for a big shot, with more codes to follow.
Russia Birthrate Near Finland Population in 1937
Ce Soir reported that the USSR birth rate in 1937 neared four million, up 12 percent from the prior year, and that 25,842,009 pupils filled Soviet schools. The article also claims no unemployment exists, yet a labor shortage persists with over 27 million factory workers employed in 1937 and growing demand for more workers.
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Russia
Finland
Paris
Ce Soir
U. Ssr
Chinese Herb of Life to Be Tested in England
London reports English scientists will study Fu Tieng the life extending Chinese herb, said to grow only in radioactive soils in parts of China Ireland and Ceylon. Chang Liun, a Chinese sage, reportedly discovered its value in Charles I era. A shipment arrived in London and was sent to a research lab.
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England
London
Chang Li-un
Charles I
China
Ireia
Ceylon
Nee
Plane delay grounds London boy's tardy busines
A Weston super Mare pupil arrived late claiming an airplane delay. The Cardiff to Weston service often grants weekend leave, and recent heavy rain left the airfield waterlogged causing delays.
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London
Westonmsuper-Mare
Somerset
Cardiff
Westornsuper-Mare
Cuthbert and Grandma Discuss Heirlooms in a Curious Dialogue
The exchange centers on mailing lessons and returning response sheets, with notes about corrections and WPA involvement. Cuthbert asks about an heirloom and Grandpa clarifies that it is something handed down, while a playful line about pants adds a humorous aside.
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Cuthbert
Grandma
Washington Is Growing Rapidly
Washington is America s fastest growing city with a plan to add 50 million dollars in new buildings to the capital s landscape. A 10.815 million dollar initial war department building opens this summer, followed by a much larger structure later. Projects include homes for social security and railroad retirement, a 5 million dollar Bethesda medical center, and a 3 million dollar Jefferson Memorial along the tidal basin. An Independence Avenue project and a 10 million dollar Library of Congress annex nears completion along with 18 million dollars for a new district municipal center. The capital s modernization totals exceed 200 million dollars since 1928, but officials warn office space will still be scarce for federal workers.
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Washington
America
Potomac
War Department
Navy
Bethesda
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln Memorial
National Capital
Constitution Avenue
Capitol
Library of Congress
Public Works Funda
District of Columbia
Congress
National Art Museum
Andrew Mellon
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Capital Parks and Planning Commission
Treasury Procurement Division
Virginia
Maryland
Grammar School in New York Turns 175 Years Old
The Grammar School in New York marks its 175th birthday as the oldest pan sectarian institution in the United States. Founded in 1764 as a preparatory institute for King's College now Columbia University, it began with 27 scholars paying annual tuition and building stone roads. It reopened after an eight year wartime closure in 1778 with William Cochran as headmaster, continuing a nonsectarian mission alongside Franklin’s academy for Philadelphia as early general education pioneers.
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Eusness Gerdmar School
United States
King's College
Columbia University
William Cochran
Trinity Callnge
Cubla
Franklin’s Academy
Philadelphia
Columbia Grammar School
French Use Microbes to Give Any Age to Wine
Paris reports a claim that Pasteur Institute aided winemakers to use harmless microbes and heat to age wine as if twenty years in twelve months. The method supposedly also applies to French cheeses, with a firm even building a plant abroad to make cheese from local milk plus microbes.
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Paris
Pasteur Institute
France
New Records Are Claimed at Leipzig Fair
Leipzig reports record attendance of 991,296 buyers from 72 countries at its 709 year fair. Foreign visitors reached 27,256 with 377 from the United States. The event featured 9,204 exhibits including 587 from foreign countries, up 383 year over year and 34 percent from 1933.
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Leipzig
United States
The Problem of Sweets for Children
Utah State Board of Health warns against overreliance on candy as a food. Sugar is a purely caloric aid lacking nutrients and spoils appetite for healthier meals. Moderate sweets after meals may be acceptable, but should not be used between meals. Encourage protective foods like fish, eggs, milk, vegetables, and fruit. Parents should limit children's candy and favor fruit based treats.
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Utah
Red Cross Nurses Enter Rural Service
Red Cross announces itinerant nursing in Utah and Oregon. Mrs. Ann Fields Anderson Begins work in San Juan County Utah where 250 families join a cooperative medical plan and a full time community doctor is available. Miss Ruth E Labbard from San Francisco arrives in Madras Oregon to run public health classes in home hygiene and sick care.
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Utah
Oregon
Red Cross
Ann Fields Anderson
Berkeley
California
San Juan County
Ruth E Labbard
Visiting Nurses Association
San Francisco
Madras
Jefferson County
Notice to Water Users Utah 1939 Application No 12689
The State Engineer publishes notice that J O Snow of Richfield Utah has filed for appropriation of water from a channel tributary to Fremont wash in Iron county. Water will be diverted March 1 to November 30 to supply 5000 sheep 100 cattle and horses via a 728 ft pipe to a stock pond. Protests with affidavits and $1 filing fee due by August 13 1939 to State Engineer Salt Lake City. Date of first publication June 16 1939. last publication July 14 1939.
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State OF
Utah
Salt Lake City
Notier
J . Snow
Richfield
Fremont Wash
Iron County
T. H. Humpherys
Notice to water users in Utah on 0.022 cusec appropriation
Samuel C Mortensen of Parowan Utah applied to appropriate 0.022 second feet of water from Last Spring in Tri County Utah. Water stored January 1 to December 31 by three ponds and released to feed 2500 sheep via troughs. Protests due by July 23 1939 with filing fee and affidavit to State Engineer in Salt Lake City.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Samuel C. Mortensen
Parowan
Tron County
Office of the State Engineers
T. H. Humpherys
State Capitol
Probate and Guardianship Notices Iron County Utah
Probate notices in Iron County Utah inform creditors to file claims with vouchers by July 28 1999 with H C Parcells administrator. The Fifth Judicial District Court lists Freeman W Pendleton as deceased and Warren Pendleton as administrator with claims due by August ITU.
Notice to Creditors in Iron County Utah Probate Division
In The Fifth Judicial District Court Utah Iron County Probate Division creditors are notified of claims against Robert Dennis Talbot also known as Robert D Talbot or Dennis Talbot deceased. Claims must be presented at Paragongsh Iron County Utah on or before August 16 1963. Attorney for Administrator June 16 23 30 July 1.
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Iron County
Utah
1Charles Alfred Nelson, Sr
Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
Robert Dennis Talbot
Robert D. Talbot
Dennis Talbot
Paragongsh
Reader Advertisements Wood Coal and Rock Sale
Wood coal and rock for sale in Parowan. Contact J A Evans at 2387. Also saw for sale CaM 2532 Ancel J Adams.
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J. A. Evans
Parowan
Soal and Choice
Ancel J. Adama
Father’s Day tributes from famous and infamous sires
A Spokane born Father’s Day observance links to 1910 honors by Mex Brice Dodd. The feature reflects on fathers in public life, from Wallin Bankhead to Emmett Ormsby and Henry Morgenthau, noting pride, notoriety, and the bonds with their children. It weaves quotes and anecdotes about prominent fathers and their legacies.
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Gunnay
Spokane
Wash
John Brice Dodd
G A.R
William J. Stuart
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James v. Talbot
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Atorney-At-Law
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Wallin Bankhead
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Red” Ormsby
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