Escaped Isolation Governing Talk Shifts Republican Strands
Governor Bricker’s remarks in New York moved from strict isolationism toward acceptance of U S involvement in the war citing U S economic and political stake. He warned tariffs fuel war while urging restraint and a hopeful path with allied nations amid persistent questions of peacetime commitments.
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America Fitters
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America
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Christian Science Monitor
Parowan Track Team Takes Second at Regional Meet
Geach Scott Matheson’s Parowan High School track squad finished second at the regional meet in St George last Friday, narrowly trailing Dixie 33 to 28 in the final relay. Parowan athletes claimed several top finishes including Bettridge in pole vault and high jump, Ward in the half mile and shot put, Orton in broadjump, and Evans in the mile, with a relay quartet of Bettridge Ward Orton and Chilton contributing. Local delegates to the Republican State convention and community events were noted, along with family milestones and a new car purchase.
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Parowan Paints
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Almon Orton
Orland Ward
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Orton
Homer Chilton
Tools
Ohio Copper Company Opens Big Indian Mine in San Juan Utah
The Ohio Copper Company of Utah expanded its operations by starting the Big Indian mine near Lagal in San Juan County to tap Utah resources for wartime needs. A new 250 ton per day milling plant was built by 1948, but losses of $18,811.62 occurred in the year due to startup and construction costs. The company also uses a water leaching method to extract copper from low grade porphyry ore, supplementing its Bingham district production and boosting ore handling and rail shipments statewide.
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WEA
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Iowa
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Oklahoma
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QMC
Dogs of War Do Their Job Saving Lives
The army trains dogs with loyalty and bravery to save lives on the field. The note urges readers to buy war bonds to fund military needs. U.S. Treasury Department promotes wartime bond purchases to support efforts.
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U. S. Coast Guard
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U.S. Treasury Department
Treasury
Walnut Flour and Cranberry Waste Uses in Cosmetics
The text describes walnut flour as a uniform hard filler with high absorption yet non-absorptive, noting lignin and cutin content and absence of Talter. It also reports cranberry waste as a tasteless resinous material used with cranberry seed oil in lipsticks, cold creams, and emulsifiers, highlighting its nondrying binding potential for pigment in carbon paper.
Farm War News Appeals Farmers to Send Corn to War
In 125 counties across Illinois Indiana Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota AAA committee members urge farmers to sell surplus corn to CCC for war industries while preserving farm needs. The program stresses voluntary sales with 60 day movement restrictions and notes corn supports explosives and other war production.
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Nso
WEA
FWA
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Indiana
Nebraska
Iowa
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CCC
Whch
Twelfth Night and Epiphany History in Brief
The article recalls Twelfth Night on January 6, marking Epiphany and the Magi celebration. It notes medieval observances and the feast's religious significance. It also covers ursolic acid found in many plants, including cranberries, cherries, pears, and apples, with cranberries richest among common sources.
Consumers face bargain month under OPA controls
The OPA narrows the ration list as prices and item availability shift. Lamb and mutton portions drop, tomatoes corn beets and asparagus appear with blue stamps. mothers gain shoe sizes and children’s shoes at reduced prices during May. Strawberries priced at 34 cents a cup, crates at $4. new typewriters free of rationing as supplies rise and demand stabilizes.
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OPA
Radenia
Phy Wange
French Settle Discovered at End of 1st Century Cabot Voyage
Fragmentary historical note describes John Cabot from Bristol discovering French settlement at end of the 1st century and a chartered Hudson's Bay company founded 1870, with trading enterprises in unoccupied regions and foundation linked to Virginia colony in 1607.
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Bristol
Canada
Hudson's Bay
Virginia Colony
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