Parowan High Seeks Athletic Field Amid St George Meet
Parowan High School lags in track and field while neighboring districts build facilities. At a recent St George division meet Pacowan’s team scored only one point as other schools with smaller enrollments excelled. The district plans new athletic fields, including Cedar City and Parowan, to join interscholastic football volleyball softball and track programs. The School Board urges community cooperation to equip the high school with a proper athletic facility.
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St. George
Patowan High School
Pacowan
Parowan
Parowan High School
Cedar City High School
Parawan
Displacing the Fog on Peace Talks And Polarized Debate
Charles Michelson describes how anti administration and Roosevelt critics frame the presidents proposal for a ten year peace guaranty through an international intercree and warn that foes claim it drags the U S into entanglements. He notes pacifists praise preparedness while Republicans argue it fuels war hysteria as Europe splits into opposing camps and mobilizes for conflict.
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Charles Michelson
Europe
Hariton Fish
Fish
House of Representatives
War News Dominate Fronts as Nation Debates Neutrality
Readers see a era of war talk with President Roosevelt hints of autumn conflict and strong protests from anti administration columnists. Debates center on neutrality laws and whether the United States should restrict arms sales to aggressor nations while maintaining open markets and entangling alliances in a tense postwar climate.
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Aemy
United States
Roose
Bridges
New
Senate
Senator Bridge
Hoover
White House
France
America
Europe
Asia
Hitler
Jefferson
Louisiana
Italy
Abyssinia
Japan
Mabchukuo
Nautical Novelties at East Lake City Exposition
The Navy recruiting feature outlines a defense focused naval policy with bases planned in the Caribbean Alaska and select Pacific islands to guard the western frontier. A projected international naval pageant includes ships Eugenio di Savoy Nuev Aosta from Italy and others from Australia Peru Brazil Argentina Chile France and England with sailors and Marines from multiple nations attending.
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Caribbean
Alaska
South Pacific Islands
Pacific
Hawaii
Panama
San Francisco
Italy
State Department
Washington
Royal Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Home
United States
Eugenio € i
Eugenio € i Savoia and Nuev
Aosta
Australia
Peru
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
France
England
Uncle Sam
Wasted Wortgs Crosses Mrs Smith Question Time
A tense cross examination in an important case features counsel's repeated inquiry about a call to Mrs Smith on October twentieth. Opposing counsel objects, a judge allows the question, and the exchange ends with the witness replying that Mrs Smith said nothing because she was out.
Famous designer notes bird in museum inspires patent clash
A renowned designer studies a stuffed bird at a museum and remarks that the bird interests him while noting his aircraft’s tall plane seems to infringe some of his patents. The exchange appears in the Florida Times-Union.
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Convent
Florida Times-Unica
Stage Teaching Prompt Sparks Personal Tales
A brief excerpt shows a dialogue about pursuing acting, with a character asking about learning technique on stage. The reply reveals the speaker has married twice, hinting at a personal life context within a rehearsal or interview setting.
Complaint over egg at boarding house fuels terse exchange
The boarding-house landlady asks Mr. Simpkins what’s new to complain about, and he replies that the issue is his egg. The terse exchange captures a brief domestic moment sourced from the Minneapolis Journal.
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Mr. Simpkins
Questionable compliment to young singer after encore
A listener thanks the performer for songs that recall childhood on a father's farm. The tribute notes how one song made the speaker hear the old front gate creaking in the wind, evoking memories of youth and rural life.
Lunch counter banter over eggs and closing shifts
A young man asks for hard boiled eggs to go at a lunch counter. The waitress smiles and explains they cannot serve until two because Martha and she do not get off until then. The brief exchange captures a slice of daily routine and workplace humor.
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Martha
Sailings Delayed and Plight of Shipbuilders in Strike
Toronto Globe and Mail reports delayed sailings amid a shipbuilder strike. A couple quips about husbands awaiting ships in, while others worry both are victims of the stoppage and unaware of the broader impact on maritime schedules.
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Toronto Globe and Mail
Violin Passion Sparks Cremona Instrument Demand
A column riffs on Cremona violins likening them to prized instruments, noting skilled luthiers and collectors seek authentic tone and heritage. The piece playfuly weighs modern mass production against handcrafted tradition, inviting readers to ponder value and artistry in stringed instruments.
Two Troublesome Cases From Grst Philadelphia Bulletin
A brief exchange reports domestic tensions and marital strain, noting a husband’s vow of continued resistance to dog training and a wife’s patient remark. The item references trouble in a Philadelphia context from the Grst newspaper page.
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Nargense
Philadelphia Bulletin
Laughing at the Manager's Question Causes Dispute
A reader notes a scene where a man is laughed at and the manager calls for him to learn what sparked the amusement. The incident centers on the attempted quieting of laughter during a performance and the manager's attempt to identify the source.
That's All Wet Doctor- What you need is angelor
Patient replies that he will not cooperate, recalling an uncle who was crowned that way at Sing Sing, as reported by the Chelsea Record.
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Angelor
Sing Sing
Chelsea
Customer and Dealer discuss 2000-pound ton request
A dialogue snippet shows a customer asking for a 2000-pound ton, while a dealer questions the size. A teacher pressures Robert who reveals he is listening to the rail, raising questions about the scene and context.
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Robert
Nature's Way Teacher and Student Exchange Riddles
A fragment notes a teacher and student discussing causes of trees' behavior. The teacher hints at nature guiding growth while the wind makes trees rock, suggesting a simple observational riddle about forces shaping trees.
Lightning versus electric light explained by science teacher
A science tutor contrasts natural lightning with human made electric light, clarifying how lightning forms and how electric illumination uses controlled energy. The piece notes the distinction between a lightning discharge and a steady electric glow, highlighting safety and practical differences.
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Tribune
The Lowdown on College Enrollment Numbers
The Pittsburgh Press notes a rough tally saying about one in ten students are enrolled in college, highlighting a trend in higher education participation and student demographics.
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Pittsburgh Press
Extension Clothing Specialist Arrives in Utah State College
Sanford newly appointed extension clothing specialist for Utah reports for duty at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan on May 1. Former home demonstration agent for Uinta County Wyoming, she succeeds Mrs. Mortense Snow Carpenter and studied new clothing methods at Oregon State College for six weeks.
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Sanford
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Miss Sanford
Uinta County
Wyoming
Mortense Snow Carpenter
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Oregon
Delta
Mise Sanford
Millard County
Wyoming Extension Service
University of California 24
Los Angeles
Univerasity of California At
Berkeley
Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show Set At North Salt Lake
E J Maynard urges 4 H and FFA members across Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada Montana and Western Colorado to enter hogs sheep or cattle for the third annual Intermountain Junior Fat Stock show set for June 7 9 at North Salt Lake Stock yards. A month remains to prepare and sign project records by the instructor or club leader, and exhibitors must bring animals. Judges will consider fit cleanliness clipping grooming and overall showmanship.
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E. J. Wack Maynard
Intermountain
Maynard
Oocaional
Club Teader
Ancel J Adami
Show and awards at Salt Lake program with prizes
In the Salt Lake program para, winners will be awarded bronzes and medals for showmanship and art. Exhibitors will wear uniforms or emblems while presenting animals, with prizes announced. Additional prizes include a total fund raised to 314.00 and other sales of items as regular stock.
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Westeness
Salt Lake
No sugar beets to be planted in Codar area this year
Sixteen Codar County farmers released their sugar beet acreage under the AAA for 1939 but the factory cannot service the small allotments. Allotments have been leased to neighboring counties, and growers will plant spring wheat or potatoes instead. Total spring wheat yields and overall agricultural output are projected to decline slightly from last season.
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Cedar City
Parowan
Gya
Codar Yy
Te I
Ivery
United States
Parcel of obscure notice ad seeks rental and sale details
Reader ad lists multiple items including a first floor apartment for rent and a wood and rug weaving service in Parowan. It references owners M A Burtos and Mrs Burt Jones with partial contact numbers and locations on Highway 91 and Roth Street.
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Warmanger
Congressman Fish
Paragonah
Summit
Victory Liberty Loan
Enoch Burton
Main Street
Matheson
George Taylor and Sons
Melba Gunn
Frank Finnegen
Boston
George R. Gunn
Justice of the Peace H. 5S. Hyatt
Orton Hotel
J. W. Gleason
Parowen Hotel
Marsdens
Peerless
John W. Benson
J. B. Dalton
Cedar Lumber and Commission Co
Tron County
Patagonah
Clifford Empey
U. S. Navy
East Lake City
Cot
M. A. Burtos
Pan
Suromit
Mo Lowe's
Bt Jones
Eno
Wood, Coa
Roth St Sale
All America Union Bus Depot
UNION
STAG
Kentucky
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