High Uintah Primitive Area Opens For Recreation And Access
The article traces the creation of The High Uintah Primitive Area and its development. It notes Secretary of War George H. Dern’s exploration, CCC camps on Soapstone and Bald Mountain, and new roads from Mirror Lake to the Provo and Duchesne regions. It highlights planned gateways from Utah side, future trails, and fish and game projects with possible landing fields and motor roads.
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George H. Dern
Utah
Haydes Canyon
Duchesne River
Wasatch Range
Uintah Mountains
Jake
Liberty Park
High Uintah
Deener
Forest Service
CCC
Soapstone
Provo
Bald Mountain
Salt Lake
Mirror Lake
Duchesne
Proyo
Tryol
Iiere
Prove and Duchesne
Uintah
Asiror Lake
Jenney
Grand Tetons
Uintah Basin
Lofty Tokewahna
Gilbert Peak
Red Castle
Mt. Wilson
Lake Fork
Wintak River
Moon Lake
Duchesne County
Evanston
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Bureau of Fisheries and Survey
Iife
Olteson Basin
Dead Horse Pass
Anderson's Pags
High Lakes
Brown Duck Lakes
Bald Mountain Pass
HOLC loan applications due by September 15 in Utah
Utah HOLC manager announces all Home Owners Loan Corporation applications in the state must be in the legal department by September 15 per Washington deadline. A brain disease epidemic has killed about 400 horses in Idaho recently, waning but present in Ada Canyon Gem Washington and Payette counties.
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Salt Lake City
Homewnners’ Loan Corporation
Legal Department
Washington, D., c
Utah
HOLC
Loise
Ida
Idaho
Ada
Canyon
Gem
Washington
Payette
Nightmare at the Alaskan campfire blaze
Jack Chester recalls a winter disaster when a wind torn tent collapsed on a drilling camp high on a bare mountain. Flames and wind trapped men, 14 burned, he escaped in underwear, later earning money with the railroad to continue his journey. He survived by luck and grit in blizzard conditions.
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Alaska
Jacob
Jack
Chester
Seattle
Skagway
Niondike
White Pass
Yukon
Jack Chester
Tin and Its Rich Uses Across World Markets
A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer declares tin essential to civilization as a daily presence in kitchens, phones, radios, cars, typewriters, and lighting. The metal serves as an alloy in aviation, transport, warfare, and engineering, with tin coatings in bed springs, toilet components, and toothpaste tubes cited among widespread applications.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ita
Toplopd
Freworks
Warlne
Family System Cracking in Japan Observer Says
The Tokyo Observer's correspondent reports Japan's traditional family system is gradually dissolving. He notes a shift from patriarchal authority toward individualism, with Western influence and modernization eroding long standing obligations.
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Japan
Oghfraser
Pierre [Otl
Tokyo
The
Observer of London
Buried First Girl Where Were You on Your Vacation
Fragmentary lines appear to reference two girls and a place described as no man's land. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable text.
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No Man’s Land
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