Fifth Column fears and U S war readiness warned in economic review
A 1940s style economic review discusses Fifth Column fears amid the war, detailing how Nazi sympathizers and Communist circles could disrupt national unity. It notes U S officials consider registration of aliens and stronger immigration oversight, while cautioning against a hysterical witch hunt. It also touches on Japanese diplomacy and Latin American impacts from Europe’s conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Angether
Cnljopse
Norway
Holland
Poland
Belgia
France
Reynaud
British Isles
United States
Zoes
National Guard
U. S
Lenin
Stalin
Finland
Slren
Dies Committee
Moscow
Berlin
Firth Corwin
Europe
Far East
Latin America
Japan
Dutch East Indies
U.S
Nas
Pacific
South America
Hitler
Noezi
Hilter
Rio Grande
America
Notice of Sale for Delinquent Assessment Summit Irrigation Co
Notice states delinquent assessments on stock in Summit Irrigation Co will be sold at public auction from Summit L D S chapel steps at 2 p.m. on July 22 1940. Stocks listed include Federal Land Bank of Berkeley Isaac Chamberlain Olta P Dalley Clarence Smith Elsa Lawrence with various shares and taxes. A labor assessment of 135 per share is due and payable and will become delinquent November 30 1840. Details from Ivan Dalley secretary. First publication June 21 1940 last July 5 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Irrigation Company
Summit L.D. S
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Isaac Chamberlain
Olta
Datley
Olto P. Dalley
Clarence Smith
Elsa Lawrence
Ivan Dalley
Summit Irrigation Co
The Fifth Column Worker Poem by Ill Phillips
A satirical wartime poem portrays a hidden fifth columnist who appears patriotic yet schemes to betray America. It juxtaposes cheerful daily scenes with covert intent and ends with a note about receipt books for sale at Times Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill Phillips
Utah State Road bid notice for Culvert Extensions 1949
Notice from Utah State Road Commission Salt Lake City June 17 1949 bids due July 2 1940 for Federal Aid Project No 668(2) Cedar City to Winn Hollow 8.225 miles with concrete class A and reinforcing steel work. Includes wage minimums 20 80 50 cents, plans in Salt Lake City and Denary offices, bond and five percent bid deposit, right to reject all bids. Also mentions available addenda and bond requirements. The notice ends with a newspaper joke and a note about John Petersen visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Utah
Office
State Road Commission
Salt Lake City
Utah
We ‘Ak
State Capitol
Wok
Bielgek
Ton County
Cedar City
Winn Hollow
Denarxty
Adds Ag
State Road Commssion
theState Road Commission
Big
W. D. Hammond
Ezra C. Knowlton
District Land Office Notice of Proposed Exchange in Utah
Notice from Salt Lake City April 29 1993 cites WW Adams Cedar City Utah who filed an exchange application under the Taylor Grazing Act. It invites protests or objections within 30 days after first publication and requires service of the protest copy to the applicant. Includes probate notices and creditor claims for Eugene M Keeley and Thomas F Keeley with stated deadlines and attorney details. Also includes a fragment about a maid cleaning stairs after a wedding reception and a remark about a knest with holes in his pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
WW. Adams
Cedar City
L. M
EYNEY
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah Oil Refining Company
Listious
Idaho
Vica Ptr
PEPS
Srest
Bener
Liberty
Sons of the Revolution
Liberty Bell
Independence Hal
Philadelphia
William T. van Alstyne
New York
Smpkins
Bogelug
Dooley
Lke Aoman
Bentover
John Petersen
TMS Regordesoe
Ntata
Federal
Evertbody
Udn
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
N.Y
BROWN
Iron County
Eugene M. Keeley
Alice
H. C. Parrelle
Court House
Parowan
Wish
Christensen
Stephens, Drayton and
Lane
Walker Bank
Une
Thomas F. Keeley
Deccasett
H. C. Parcells
H. Christensen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!