Paragonah Notes Show Memorial Day Visits and Distant Relatives
The Paragonah community shares Memorial Day visits from Las Vegas and Milford, with extended kin from Cedar City, Salt Lake City, and Beaver. Local weddings, funerals, and illness update families, including Edwards of Pocatello and Mrs Robinson’s mother Verletti Dahl. A special Sunday School program is planned for June 9 under Wm S Boardman, while residents prepare for moves to Nevada and Arizona and reflect on recent losses.
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Word Sunday School
Wm. 8S
Boardman
Remote Disturbances May Cause Heart Pain
Dr Samuelson of New York explains that chest pain may not reflect heart disease. True heart disease shows constant or exertion related pain with fatigue and breathlessness, while simulated cases occur between attacks. Disturbances like gall stones, thyroid issues, ulcers, or constipation can mimic heart pain and improve with diet changes and tests.
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Anna Samuelson
M. D
New York
New Ointment for Burns Unveiled at ACS Meet
A new burn treatment ointment was announced at the 109th national meeting of the American Chemical Society. It is stored as a dry powder using methylcellulose and sorbitol and becomes a clear jelly with water in minutes. The navy and other compact-supply users gain a toxin free, easily wetted product that stays stable without sealed packaging.
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American Chemical Society
Navy
MIT Researchers Propose New Petroleum Formation Theory
MIT investigators Irving A. Breger Charles W. Sheppard and Virginia Burton bombard fatty acids from ocean mud with alpha particles from radon and deuterons in a cyclotron. They observe formation of petroleum-like hydrocarbons, suggesting an additional mechanism for hydrocarbon generation beyond traditional coal-derived carbonization.
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Irving A. Breger
Charles W. Sheppard
Virginia Burton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M.I.T
Safe handling of hot utensils and steam risks
The text advises using a cloth to handle hot utensils and to take care when opening to avoid scalding. It prescribes lifting the far edge of pan covers such as roasters steam kettles or pressure cookers first to release steam safely.
Locals and Personal News from Parowan Area
Local news notes departures and visits as residents plan summer travels. Max Dalley to attend USC housing in Los Angeles, Shelby Bentley visiting from Bountiful Utah, Alma V Decker family to Oklahoma City and New Mexico trips, Bruce Decker and Homer Whitney visiting Provo, Alten Merrill to Provo for summer school, Junior Orton off to Arthur Nevada, Thales Brown near Springville, new baby daughter born to Ivan Johnson, memorial day visits by Roe Thorley and Laban Burt families, dog missing, and guests from Lomita Beach and Las Vegas joining locals.
Showy alfalfa bloom in garden and seed implications
In a screened greenhouse alfalfa forms a bright showy bloom with 20 to 25 flowers open at once. In hay fields the plant is less showy as mowing ends full bloom. Bees spoil garden displays and a brilliant bloom signals a light seed crop once pollination ends the flower withers and seed development begins.
Soviet Petroleum Output Tops World After War Strife
The Soviet Union remains the world’s second largest petroleum source, trailing the United States. Most production comes from the Caucasus near the Black and Caspian seas, with key fields near Baku largely intact despite German actions. Production rose from 216,866,000 barrels in 1830 to 275,000,000 barrels by 1944.
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Soviet Union
United States
Caucasus
Black
Caspian Seas
Baku
Caspian Sea
Veterans urged to obtain eligibility certificates for GI Bill
Veterans planning to attend school next fall under the GI Bill should apply now for certificates of eligibility. Utah veterans can request forms from the VA regional office in Salt Lake City or visit local offices. Officials warn schools require certificates and advance possession ensures timely subsistence checks, avoiding last minute delays.
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Veterans Administration
Utah
V. A
Salt Lake City
V.A
Edwards returns to Utah Employment Security after years away
Announcement by B L Flanagan executive director of the Utah Department of Employment Security states Claude Edwards has rejoined the State agency after serving since 1937 with the United States Employment Service in Cedar City as its manager. He will work from Cedar City on special assignment for the State department’s administrative office. Other local notes report visits by OrtonDurham Huntington Park California residents, Mrs Edgar J King and son visiting Salt Lake City relatives, Jim Whitney recovering from appendicitis at Iron County Hospital, and Army recruiter Leonard W Orton stationed at Twin Falls Idaho.
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B. L. Flanagan
Utah Department of Employment Security
Claude Edwards
Severa
Edwards
United States Employment Service
Cedar City
USES
State Department
Ellis Orton
Leonard W. Orton
Twinn Falls
Idaho
Girls Sought as Contestants for Days of 47 Celebration
An invitation calls for young women to enter the Days of 47 celebration queen contest. Entries are available in Salt Lake City at the Utah Pioneer office. Contestants aged 16 to 17, with eligibility for older entrants who arrived in Utah before May 10, 1869, may apply and return a 4 day graph with photos. Judging at Hotel Utah. attendants join queen at coronation and pioneer pageant stadium events on July 23 and 24. Inquiries go to Mrs. Ellen C. Du Pont at the State Capitol. A social was hosted by Mr and Mrs Hugh Gilger in Los Angeles for their son and daughter-in-law.
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Daug, Utah
Salt Lake City
Atcesters
Utah
Cars Cation
Ellen C. du Pont
Hugh Gilger
Mr . Gilger
Los Angeles
Mr and Lamb
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Wallomeen
Heve Ene Sigfum
Ada Fant
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Wuasedat Te Wyall
Mi Aten Foanik Wiesallte Eyeaker
Tad Emol Petty
Stevens Ape Sauna
Toe Pt the Whos
Vieatehuate Precabhiner
Ris
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Peat
Rommuntiv Coop
Dintie Edwards
Salt Lake
Gils
Join & P Barton
Mra
Elva McBride
Poewulle
Wm. H. Satin
Mia Hichetlas
Dick McBride
Clwen Malones
San Diego
Peakley
John €. Barton
Herb Staley
Nevada
David Dalton
Mee Mogale Jones
Mle Otl
Revere Robin and
Fiuily
Robinson
Verletti Dahl
Spring City
Mee Robinson
Walt Bozarth
Las Venoe
Bozarth
Violet Jeffries
Mire
Adelaide Lund
Merell
Addie L. Marsden
Milford
Mr. and
Lanore Holvoak
Mex Dell Holyoak
Lund
Marion Robb
Bert
Jay Golden Edwards
Pocatello
Paragonah
Mintana
Eliza Ann
David Edwards
Wilson Lund
Kenneth Barton
Fistetaff
Arizona
Miunday
Mire Merrall Edwards
Myx
Clauely Edwards
Claude Dix
Tom Hematrert
Mise Helm Stones
Eureka
Ray Stone
Ruben McBeede
Richfield
Albert Gale
Beaver
Mary Goddard
Richard Fowler
Mrs
Emma Edwards
Charles English
Mrs Wm. A Barton
Mitchell Variety Store
Floy Hyatt Or
Lewis Dalton Parowan
Lola
Max Dalley
Daley
USC
Shelby Bentley
Bountiful
Shelby
J W. Bentley
Alma V. Decker
Oklahoma City
Decker
New Mexico
Messrs
Bruce Decker
Homer Whitney
Provo
Parowan
Alten Merrill
Junior Orton
Flic Orton
Arthur Nevada
LaMar Otton
Thales Brown
Springville
Ivan Johnson
Iron County Hospital
Roe Thorley
Marilyn
Sam Orton
Laban Burt
Paul M. Adams
Delty
Memorial Day
Gilbert Mitchell
Elmer Mitchell
Walter C. Mitchell
Hurricane City
Barbara M. Adams
Phil Smith
Famiy
Lomita Beach
California
Merle Smith
Las Vegas, Nevada
Orton Durham
Huntington Park
Nephi
Edgar J. King
Jim Whitney
Iron County
Alladin
THEAT
Parowan, Utah
Isc
Claudette Colbert
Monty
Laurel and
Hardy
Phyllis Thaxter
Goa
Times Office Building
Hunting & Fishin
Parowan Service Company
Claude E. Burton
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