College Faculty Appointments Listed for Academic Year
Oberhansley announces the complete faculty roster for the coming school year. The list features Ashcroft in Physics, Bastow in Art, Bell in Animal Husbandry, Cook in Range Management, Cooley in Industrial Education, Dal in physical sciences, and many others including Nelson English, Sargent’s Epilogy, and Tucker in Nutrition. Hazen Cooley serves as treasurer and Mavis Johnson as registrar.
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Ds Finkinson
An Gledhill
Gugene Hardy
Roy L. Halverson
Virginia Larson
Liston
Jele K. Nelson
David L. Sargent
A. W. Stevgen
Grace Tucker
Frank Vanpiano
Lois Levere W
Vision Dominates Nervous System Roads in the Body
A historical note explains that vision plays a central role in the nervous system. It cites repeated findings showing that over one third of nerves entering or leaving the peripheral nervous system travel via the optic nerve, underscoring vision’s neural influence.
Stamp rules and redemption for spoiled envelopes
Postal laws explain stamps cut from embossed envelopes are not valid for postage. If an embossed envelope is mutilated or spoiled in addressing but otherwise printerless, its stamp value may be redeemed at the post office. Unusable stamped envelopes may fetch postage value or 75 percent of card value.
Utah Supreme and District Courts Amendment Pushed
Constitutional amendment details proposed to redefine how courts are formed and staffed in Utah. It outlines judge qualifications terms and selection, court structure, and districting changes affecting the supreme and district courts. Provisions cover governor appointments, district divisions, and election rules amid enactment.
Utah Constitutional Amendment No 2 on Legislature pay
The document outlines Amendment No 2 proposing to amend Section 9, Article VI of the Utah Constitution to cap legislature compensation at 300 dollars per year plus ten cents per mile traveled, and to restrict other pay. It directs the secretary of state to submit the proposal to voters at the next general election and sets the amendment to take effect January 1, 1945.
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Utah
Senate
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State of
Supreme Court
District Courts
E. E. Monson
Anty
Supreme and District Courts
Secretary of State
Board of State
E. Monson
Sth
FE. E. Monson
Secto
Dumbarton Oaks Conference Opens Civil World Peace Effort
Washington reports on the Dumbarton Oaks talks among the United States Great Britain Russia and China. Three points include an assembly of peace loving nations sovereign equality an executive council and an international court to settle disputes. Delegates decline details on non permanent representation and powers for smaller states.
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Dumbarton Oaks
Washington
U. S
Great Britain
Russia
China
Stettinius
International Court of Justice
Social Security Proposed for Farmers
A second article outlines extending Social Security to agricultural workers. It describes stamp reporting of wages, employer and worker contributions, and coverage for farmers, farm hands, widows, and children under Old-age and Survivors Insurance. The plan includes monthly payments after 65, widow and dependent benefits, and death lump sums with field office guidance in Salt Lake City.
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Congress
Social Security Board
Federal Trust Fund
United States
Social Security
Salt Lake City
Limited New Cars For Utah In September Rationing
The OPA sets September allocations for Utah with only fifteen new passenger cars available for rationing. Nationally, 3,000 cars will be distributed this month, a 40 percent drop from August. Inventory sits around 20,000 cars, mainly in the low price range, to last through continued production.
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Utah
OPA
Parowan City bids for heating system upgrade
Parowan City invites bids to purchase a heating system for its building including an ideal redflash boiler and stoker components with related controls and thermostats. Bids due September 39, 1944 at 2 p.m. with delivery to Parowan. council may reject all bids. note mentions OPA price ceilings and shoe stamp policy changes.
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Parowan City
McDonnell
Penn
City Recorder
Utah
Bread Crumb Cake From Leftover Bread Recipe
A simple bread crumb cake uses three eggs a cup of sugar and two cups very dry bread crumbs. Add salt cinnamon almond extract and vanilla then bake in a moderate oven until set. Texture and flavor resemble macaroon treats.
Caring for Delicate Fabrics: Rayon and Wool Care
Washable rayon loses strength when wet and requires careful handling in the tub and while drying. Breaks in rayon fabrics often come from twisting or rough rubbing. Wool also needs gentle drying to avoid losing shape.
Dangers From Blasting Caps Injure and Kill Children
A Health and Safety Service report by D Hartington and mining engineer R G Warneke details 18 typical accidents. It notes annual US cases with many children blinded or maimed by carelessly stored blasting caps.
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United States
D. Hartington
Health and Safety Service
R. G. Warneke
Buy by Feel When Selecting Oranges and Grapefruit
Instructions advise evaluating weight to pick heavy fruits for juiciness. After purchase store in a cool dark place. Remove from bags and spread apart to prevent bruising by contact.
Textile Employment Share in New England Industry
Textile and related lines employ about one fourth of all wage earners in New England.
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England
Slovakian Resources Open Opal Mines in Eastern Slovakia
Eastern Slovakia hosts opal mines alongside valuable iron and copper deposits, signaling rich mineral resources. The announcement highlights mineral diversity and potential economic impact for the region.
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Sé. Marines
Frank A.kemp Ulmcr
New Georgia
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Jodge
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Confarsace of Alcoholic Leverait Industries, Inc
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