Local party tickets named for election likely November
The article lists Republican and Democratic nominees for city offices in the upcoming election, naming Arthur Joseph as mayoral candidate, Joseph Mak, George Naegle, and How Dareph for council and related posts. It notes positions for recorder, treasurer, and precinct roles with party nominations and acclamations, plus standard party officials and arrangements for the primary.
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Larkets
Arther Joseph En
Partabity
Ey & Halterman
Alan
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Joseph
George Naegle
How
Dareph
Mt Chueleliet
Heljoak
Ieeph
Engs
Whitney
John W Bentip
Recorder
Amine
Democratic Frimars
Howard Adams
Wo Stottil
Hoy Marrs
Marle Yon
Emf
Mitchell
Millet
Matheson Couple 2d at Pioche Ney
The article notes the Matheson family from Milvakey and relatives in Pioche Nevada with Jus. dhe peace officiating. It describes family ties, wartime service, and local ties including the Lamor Matheson and Lowder families, plus schooling and mercantile work.
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Matheson
Pioche
Ney
He Adams
Gelesman
1 Morente Company
Poche
Nevada
EL Mores
Wydits Lamor Matheson
Mmudvalley
Glenn Holyosk
Red Cross to Conduct Home Nursing Course
The Red Cross will offer a home nursing course for women in I ton County taught by a San Francisco office instructor. Registrations will be taken in district wards by Mrs Charles F Bentley Parowan Eget ward Mrs David Richards West ward and Mrs Stella Edwards Fara gotah ward. There is no charge for the textbook and classes will start when organized. Further date details to follow.
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Iton County
San Francisco
The
Red Crass
Charles F Bentley
Parowan Eget
David Richards
West
Stella Edwards
Faragotah
Two Parowan Boys Enter U S Navy
Two Parowan youths Raymond Wiltsey and Jay Don Alger enlisted for Navy service with distinct paths. Wiltsey volunteered for induction, underwent examination in Salt Lake City, and reported to Iron County. Alger enlisted at the Navy Recruiting Station in Ogden City. Wiltsey’s farewell included a large program, while Alger shipped to a naval training station after his Sunday enlistment. Local officials note pre Pearl Harbor drafts will proceed in order. recruit training at Farragut Idaho begins for Clair J Lowder, who will undergo basic seamanship and drill before possible Navy service schooling.
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Raymond Wiltsey
Jay Don Alger
Marvy
Salt Lake City
Trang
Noott
Alger
Navy
Hecruttgn
Onder City
Jefe
Wiltsey
Julie
Ian Ooenwiong
Pleige
Oleen Baten
Frayet
Chester Hetch
Amerea the Beautiful
Ralph Marsden
Albert 0
Ghussk
Prangsada
Fine Decker
Reading
Lennie Paps
Frayer
Geeta Foie
Raymond
Selective Service
toGay
Pearl Harbor
Iron County West Board
Clair Row Ing
F Legh
H.C Parcelis
F E Dalley
Tt & Mavel
Farragut
Idaho
Clair J Lowder
Clair Lowder
Thas City
Mariy
Christmas Parcels For Men In The Navy
Overseas naval personnel may still receive Christmas parcels after the official cutoff via special service requests. Postmasters will issue box service and combinations, with notes from parents for child deliveries, to maintain mail efficiency during the holiday period.
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Post Office Department
Remler
Parowan CAST Named for First BoA Play The Great Doorstep
Parcwahn students cast in first BoA production this season will perform The Great Bir Doorstep from O Donnell by Goodrich Hackett. Cast includes Robert Rowley Le Lan McMineoll Ghanetta and Bonne Datley with others listed, setting November 3 for a family drama about daily life and a dream house on the doorstep.
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Faroawanl
Boa
E P O Donnell
Frances Goodrichs
Albert Hackett
Grant
Redford Robert Rowley
le Lan McMineoll
Ghanetta
Lucy
Mississipi
Knife attack injures man during ram shearing
Charles Furton suffered a deep leg wound when a knife jabbed during ram handling near the Howard Joseph residence. He was taken home by Clark Orton after the assault. Dr Barton treated him as his father assisted. Leonard Dalton, on furlough, plans deer hunting while stationed with the Radio Division of the Anni dur Corps at Low Falls, Dakota.
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Charles Furton
Dow
Howard Joseph
Clark Orton
Dr Barton
Boo Dome
Fie
Leonard Dalton
Nelle Dalton
Anni Dur Corps
Low Falls
Fourth Dakota
Red Cross Rummage Sale Slated For Tuesday Afternoon
The local Red Cross unit will hold a rummage sale next Tuesday at 4 PM in the Guild Shoppe building. Donations requested include canned goods, cooking utensils, soap, sewing materials, and Christmas items. Also welcomes worn blankets and old bath robes for carpet slippers for Army hospital patients.
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RED Cross
Amerison Red Cross
Cloton Tay
Nox
Red Cross Chaitman
No Tailoring Required For Ration Book Four
The article notes changes in ration book handling with no tailoring needed and outlines three reasons for the policy shift: time savings, reduced postage and labor, and lower excess goods held by consumers. It mentions October dates and mail return arrangements with the post office to drop books without envelopes, a five cent postage due, and the aim to save government time and money.
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OFA
OPA
Postoffice Department
MTA Organizes to Launch Era Drive
The Mutual Improvement Associations of both wards plan subscriptions for the Improvement Era at next Tuesday’s meeting. The magazine advertises LDS work outlines and is urged for boys in service and all homes. Parents are urged to attend and the drive will follow to compete for ward quotas. Also notes Horton’s Salt Lake trip for carrot seed cleaning and reporting on local exchanges. new baby for Grant Seaman. Clark family visit from Los Angeles.
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Joes
LDS Church
Siresses
Ifn
Era
Atmon Horton
Salt Lake City
MO Eyman
Albert Muckelson
Western States Faces Gas Ration Slash Across Ten States
The OPA cuts gas stamps in ten western states including Washington and California from four to three gallons per week, with daily supply limited to 800 barrels in selected areas. The move targets wartime demands as military operations expand and civilian use rises, prompting further reductions and eased sale hours for service stations.
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Wigh
OPA
Washington
Ore-gon
California
Nevada
Idaho
Brentana
Wyromung
Tah
Colorado
Alrengno
Benson Enters Pilot Training School at Santa Ana
A letter to Dir and Mire Philp Benson from Santa Ana Army Air Base California confirms Semon K Benson has been selected by the Classification Board for pilot training in the United States Army Air Forces. He will transfer to the West Coast Training Center for elementary flying schools to begin training, with future duties as a rated pilot upon successful completion.
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Dir
Mire Philp Benson
Santa Ana Army Air Base
California
Semon
Classification Board
United States Army Air Forces
Army Air Forces
Selective Service Appeal Goes to Federal Level
An appeal for deferment from military service was filed by J Reuben Clark TI a former Cedar City LDS Seminary instructor and BYU faculty member with the local board after a failed state appeal. The State Appeals Board rejected the case and he now seeks review by the federal authorities.
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United States
Selective Service Board
J Reuben Clark
Cedar Ciy Lds Seminary
Brigham Young University
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