DisPELLING THE FOG by Charles Michelson
William Allen White credits the defense policy stance as pivotal for the GOP, urging a non partisan rally to defend America. The piece applauds the President's course over two years, noting repeal of neutrality law and lend lease, while noting isolationist critiques and British press envy.
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William Allen White
Emporia
Chiels
Theodore Roosevelt
Sage Willis
Herbert Hoover
Republican House Caucus
Congress
Hitler
Europe
Asia
Africa
Oceania
Britain
Washington
Benedict
University of Utah Opens September 29 With Freshman Welcome
Approximately three thousand sophomores and upper division students return to the University of Utah on Monday September 29 to plan study for the year. Freshmen will be introduced to campus life with a three day program for the Greenling class starting September 24. Regular classes begin September 30 and run through Armistice and Thanksgiving holidays.
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University of Utah
Greenling
Abrasive Ablutions in Desert Sands
In Arabia where water is scarce Arabs bathe by rubbing their bodies with sand to clean themselves, a practice described as vigorous and waterless.
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Arabia
Navy Recruiting Station Reports Two Enlistments
The Cedar City Navy Recruiting Station lists two new Naval Reserve enlistees in Class V6 for duration service. Vivian Terry, 22, of St George and Mesquite and Motoqua area, will train as an electrician and radioman James E. Hall, 25, of Trople, will train as radioman. Terry worked as a cook in Burbank, attended Dixie College. Hall is a Trople High School graduate who served three CCC years and lately worked as a park ranger at Zion National Park East Entrance.
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Navy
Cedar City
U. S. Naval Reserve
Vivian Terry
Edwards, Terry
St. George
Metoqua
James E. Hall
Harry Hall
Trople
Naval Reserve
Hall
Terry
Young Terry
Mesquite
Motoqua
Burbank
California
Dixie College
Young Hall
CCC
C's
Zion Park
Zinn Nat Tonal
Just Like Home Homesick Soldier Requests Porridge
A soldier, craving home comforts, orders cald porridge and burnt toast, asks for fried eggs on a plate with coffee tasting of madness served in a cracked cup. He then instructs the waitress to sit and nag him, revealing his homesickness.
Birthday party in the garden turns cold with a blizzard
A boy planned a garden birthday party but left out Billy after a quarrel. His mother urged inviting him. The boy asked Billy to come, but Billy refused, saying he prayed for a blizzard last night.
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Billy
Grandpa and Zack clash over Martha’s weight joke
In a playful exchange Grandpa remarks on Martha’s weight and appetite, joking she weighs 350 pounds and eats like a cannery. Zack interrupts with a correction, defending Martha and adding humor to the family moment.
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Zack
Grandpa
Martha
Palm reading and neighbors explain a man's character
A dialogue contrasts palm readings with asking neighbors to judge a man’s character, suggesting skepticism about divination and favoring social opinion as a measure of virtue.
Regained Health Quickly at the Resort Hotel Incident
A cautious visitor with imagined illnesses checked into a resort hotel asking about safety. The desk clerk replied it is safe, noting a past incident where a man was carried in on a stretcher and left two weeks later without paying his bill. The item blends with food notes on meat garnishes using apples and a probate guardianship notice fragment.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas and Charlotte Walker
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Utah Cedar City Iron County the estate of Thomas Walker and Charlotte C Walker deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Edith Walker Gregory Administratrix at her Cedar City residence or by mail to Cedar City Utah on or before November 15 1941. Dated September 6 1941 Norris and Matheson attorneys for Administratrix Bank of Southern Utah Building Cedar City Utah.
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Edith Walker Gregory
Norris & Matheson
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City
Utah
Thiamin Vital for Nerves and Morale Boosting Foods
Thiamin or vitamin B-1 is essential for nerve health and morale. The National Research Council panel led by Dr. Russell M. Wilder cites daily needs from 5.6 mg to 6.0 mg for adults based on activity, with foods ranging from liver and cheese to leafy greens and carrots providing sizable amounts.
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Russell M. Wilder
Food and Nutrition Committee
National Research Council
Joint Senate-House Panel to Pick Tax Measure Differences
A joint Senate House committee will study and adjust differences in the tax measure approved separately by the two chambers. The Senate added 37.5 million dollars to the bill. The conference group must adjust these changes including higher corporate net income taxes, repeals of certain House taxes, and new levies on electric bulbs and appliances. WPA In-plant Training reports progress with 219 plants training 750 workers across 18 states, averaging four weeks per trainee and high turnover to fill new jobs. The War Department touts policies aiding small business contracts and price competition while mint operations and air force production push toward higher capacity. Navy discharges for security reasons noted.
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Senate
House
Senate-House
Sartax
Incluseon
WPA
War Department
Ord
Thenited
Mirror maker Peacock Aims At Full-Length Door Mirrors
On a Tangerine Florida train platform Philadelphia chemist William Peacock claims to have modernized Justus von Liebigs century old silvering method. His breakthrough promises faster production in three large US plants and a future home full-size mirrors on bedroom doors.
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Baron
Justus von Liebig
U. S
Tangerine
Fla
Philadelphia
William Peacock
Peacock
Liebig
Colonial Laboratory
False Teeth for a Growing Child in Nebraska City
Barbara Jean Bates, a five year old from Nebraska City, must wear a full set of false teeth due to badly decayed baby teeth undermining her health. She will need yearly updates as she grows, with a distant hope that when her second teeth appear she may no longer need plates. Meanwhile she faces a long-term dental challenge for childhood.
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Barbara Jean Bates
Nebraska City
Barbara
Discovery of new element may aid thyroid treatment
Radio calcium and radio iron research reveals internal body processes. University of California scientists claim the discovery of element 5, headrodina, could lead to new thyroid disease therapies. Production of radioactive substances and rare isotopes advances steadily and holds great importance.
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University of California
Hag
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Kever
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Commanacar
Navy Recruiting Station
Clark
Navy Department
Rarge
NEAWS
W.K. Granger
Switzerland
Red Star Line
Nederland
Vaterland
Line
Clement A. Griscom
J. D. Potts
William G. Warden
Antwerp
Belgium
Jeter
New York
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