Seventh War Loan drives home VE day resolve in World War II
The Seventh War Loan seeks 14 billion dollars to back Allied victory and postwar relief. Readers are urged to fund equipment, rehabilitation in Europe, and prevent inflation by buying War Bonds and avoiding postwar civilian spending. The piece links support to morale for servicemen and continued home-front vigilance. It also includes brief notes on Parowan High School gradation and unrelated home-front tips on cleaning suede and tuberculosis research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Europe
Pacific
Christian Science Moniitor
Parowan High School
R. L. Fenton
Bennett
Glenn E. Snow
Dixie College
Final Call of the Grim Reaper for Sarah C Mitchell
This Week Final call of the Grim Reaper for Sarah C Mitchell known as Aunt Deanie came Sunday evening at the family residence after a long period of suffering. Funeral services held Monday afternoon with speakers John Stevens Wilford Day Walter C Mitchell and Annie H Gurr. The community notes many local events including birthdays, property purchases, births and park opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim Reaper
Sarah C. Mitchell
Deanie
John Stevens
Wilford Day
Walter C. Mitchell
Annie H. Gurr
Seventh War Loan Drives to Raise Record Quota
Nation girds for 14 billion Seventh War Loan with individual quotas as high as seven billion dollars. Treasury officials state payrolls will boost participation while Federal Reserve banks handle Series E to C bonds and notes. Drive runs May 14 to June 30 with final phase June 18 to 39 for non-bank investor subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted B. Gamble
War Finance Division
The
Treasury
Washington
Gamble
War Finance Committees
Federal Reserve Banks
Signal Corps Hero Award Pin To Corp Carmichael
Lt. Gen. L. K. Truscott pins ISC on Corporal H. A. Carmichael of the Seventh Army in Italy for killing ten and wounding twenty five while taking ten Nazi prisoners. War bonds supplied him with munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Corps
L. K. Truscott, Jr
Sth Army
Italy
ISC
Cpl
H. A. Carmichael
War Bonds
Hime
Farm War News on Dairy Payments and Seed Harvest
WFA sets April butterfat at 17 cents per pound, May and June at 10 cents, and 13 cents for July through September with 17 cents again October to March 1946. County AAA urges better cow feeding, longer milking, and widespread seed harvesting of alfalfa and clover to boost 1945 and 1946 supplies amid sugar cuts and wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFA
WEA
County Aaa
AAA
Nature
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Health official warns against tularemia from rabbit meat
A State Health Department report warns citizens about tularemia from handling meat of infected rabbits. It notes one case in Carboy County, urges gloves when dressing wild rabbits, thorough cooking, and points to squirrels as possible carriers. Ky Rose plans a summer baseball program for Parowan Service in Wire's club with early games at the Library dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Healt
Carboy County
Ky Rose
Parowan Service
Wire
All Mente
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Skeets
Suire
Parowan Times
Parowan Pub, & Printing CO
Claude Orien
Lessos
LAH State Press Association
Njase Association
Parowan
Dish
Sidney R
Annie Fish Burton
Daughters of the Pioneers
Mitchell
Davenport
Main Street
Relief Society
Maria Taylor
Attornay
John W. Bentley
Fae Decker
Win
Palmer
Jewel Wilcock
City
Rulon
Ostler
Hanson
C. 5. Wilson
Stookey
Herbert
Rose
Sabin
Marlo Topham
H. C. Parcells
W. W. Mitchell
Zion National Park
Utah
George H. Dern
Jeanette
Helen
Marcella Dalley
Summit
Bain Matheson
Halferman
Joseph Ry Lister
Essex
Parewan Auta Company
Frank Williamson
Jon. H.lund
Ray Robinson
Paragonah
L. N. Marsden
Pinevalley
Wargenthau Gites
Morgenthau
America
Wisconsin
Poona
Iron County
AAA Committee
United States
U.S
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Phillippines
Beycause
Wang
Nth
Qi Goodrich
Silvertown Tires
Goodrich Batterys
Conoco Service
Claude E. Burlon
Utah Oil Refining Company
Vico
Ensign
Quaker Store
Vico Ira
PEP
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