Water rights notices filed in Lion County Utah
State Engineer receives multiple applications to appropriate water in Utah from various wells across Lion County. Entries include Roy P Urie Modena Donald H Vance United States Grazing Service Wallace Limb Urban Limb Thomas Abbott plus locations Secs and ranges with irrigation and stock watering uses dated for 1946. Protests must be filed by October 7, 1946 with affidavit.
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Lion County
Utah
Sleem
Roy P. Urie
Cedar City
Donald H. Vance
Modena
Risw
United States of America
U.S. Grazing Service
P. O. Box
Salt Lake City
Wallace E. Limb
R&w
Urban V. Limb
Thomas R. Abbott
Paragonah
State Capitol
Probate Notice for Freeman V Pendleton Estate Utah
Creditors must file claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Parowan Utah on or before October 24 1946. Dated August 25 1946. A M Marsden attorney for administrator Parowan Utah First publication August 23 1946 last publication September 13 1948.
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Freeman V. Pendleton
Parowan Iron
State of
Utah
A. M. Marsden
Parowan
U S Plans Rubber Purchases From Britain and Allies
The United States will buy about 165000 long tons of natural rubber from Britain and France at a price around 23.5 cents per pound, with Britain reopening the Malayan market to stabilize supplies. The program, run by the Rubber Development Corporation, will supply U S manufacturers via government outlets as demand and high costs continue.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Elute Department
South America
Siam
Philippines
Africa
Optometrists pledge eyes to eye banks at Pittsburgh meet
Three hundred optometrists at a convention session of the American Optometric Association pledged their eyes to eye banks to aid diseased persons and accident victims after death. Beta Sigma Kappa members, led by Dr. H. Pine of Chicago, urged the program, citing refrigerating methods as enabling large scale participation.
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Pittsburgh
Beta Sigma Kappa
American Optometric Association
H &. Pine
Chicago
Pine
Giants among ancient humans suggested by jawbone find
CHICAGO. Dr. Franz Weidenreich of the American Museum of Natural History reports evidence that early human ancestors may have stood up to twice the height of a male gorilla. He cites a fossil giant jawbone from Java and a large tooth from China, noting only indications so far of their age relative to other humans. He hopes fossil searches in Java and China can continue now that the Pacific war has ended.
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Chicago
Franz Weidenreich
American Museum of Natural History
Weidenreich
Java
China
Pacific
Death toll blamed on starvation at German camp graves
Berlin based Taegliche Rundschau reports overwork and epidemics caused more than 100,000 deaths among prisoners in a former German camp near Zeithaim Saxony now in the Russian zone. It cites 50,000 ill and unattended prisoners in a so called camp hospital with mass graves discovered.
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Berlin
Red Army
Taegliche Rundschau
Zeithaim
Saxony
Farmer Sees Grandma in Plane Over Farm
A small silver monoplane circled above hay stacks on a Cleotiaw farm. A gardener shouted greetings to the cockpit as the plane banked, spotting a grandmother in the craft. Mrs Anna Hartman, 0 of Opin com, did not clear up the scene.
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Grandma
Pietsburgh
Cleotiaw
Anna Hartman
Hijacking Costs Nation Billions
New York reports show highway bandits exploiting public impatience for scarce goods by looting trucks of textiles ice cream and more. Experts say thefts surge in urban centers with a widespread market for stolen merchandise and a rising use of stealthy jumps to seize shipments before unloading.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bubaco Alarm Systems Company
Jack Seide
Babaco
Notice to Contractors Sealed bids for Utah road project invited
Sealed proposals will be publicly opened September 13 1946 for the Federal Aid project F-27 5 in Utah. The work covers resurfacing and substructure on a 12 277 pile section near New Cortland and Macrens with crushed rock gravel surface and 108 000 cu yds of excavation. Minimum wages set per hour apply and bidders must provide a bid bond five percent of the total bid. Details available at Salt Lake City office. bids due with surety letter. Dated August 29 1946. State Road Commission of Utah, Ray H Leavitt, Chairman
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Utah
Salt Lake Cats
Leon
Corin Bsien
A. Department of Kathir
Ft. Curminission
Salt Lake Cay
We District Engineers
Cedar City
Cluh
Bocdiler
Mancantoring
Cimmmicsbony
The
State Road Commission
State Road (Commission OF
Ray H. Leavitt
13 Year-Old Boy Dies After 11 Year Liquid Diet
Byron E. Hetrick of Glenford Ohio died at home after living 11 years on a liquid diet following a two year coma sparked by whooping cough and pneumonia in 1935. Doctors attributed the death to bronchial pneumonia.
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Glenford
Ohio
Byron E. Hetrick
Cloyd G. Hetrick
American soldier kills Russian guard at German border
In Heidelberg an American armed forces trooper shot and killed a Russian sentry on the American Soviet zonal border after Soviet bayoneted a German woman on the U S side. The Third Army provost marshal said the trooper fired in self defense as the Russian charged with a fixed bayonet.
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Heidelberg
Germany
United States
Third Army
Eighteen Year Old Tar Marries Chum's Mother
A romance born from an 8 year old sailor’s visit ends in marriage for Waller A Hall Jr. of Brooklyn and Norma Baldwin, a Knoxville grandmother. They are honeymooning at the bride’s house as the service man and widow begin married life in Tennessee.
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Tar
Chum
Knoxville
Tenn
Waller A Hall Jr
Brooklsin
Noomia Baldwin
Bride
Fire damages notable iOS art piece distributed by brewery
A fire at the Port Bliss Officers' Club in El Paso Texas destroyed a painting titled Castes Last. The work, disseminated by Anheuser Busch Brewing Co, had an estimated 150000 copies in circulation. Actopus Busch Sr., grandfather of the current head, reportedly paid £10000 for the painting and donated it to the Seventh Cavalry under General Custer, who died in the 1870 massacre.
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Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Poland's Population Tops 23 Million Mark
Poland now has a population of 23,622,334 with Lodz as the largest city at 496,000 and Warsaw at 476,000 Cracow Poznan and population figures for prewar and rural urban splits noted. Also mentions population in new western territories and a probate guardianship notice from the district court clerk.
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Poland
Warsaw
Lodz
Ilice
Clerk of District Court
Respect
Notice of Probate and Guardianship Actions in Utah
William H Clark deceased with the estate to heirs. Pearl C Davenport administratrix of the Southern Utah Building Cedar City Utah firm Morris and Matheson. Ernest Flint Green deceased creditors to file claims with vouchers attached to the will annexed at Milford Utah by October 25 1946. W M Burns administrator with Will annexed first publication August 23 1946 last publication September 13 1946.
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Morris & Matheson
Administratrix Pank of Southern Utah Building
Cedar City, Utah
Ernest Flint Green
Cline, Wilson
Cline
Milford
Utah
W.M. Burns
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