Cedar City Hosts Legion Race Meet With Notable Headliners
Cedar City and surrounding areas pulse with the American Legion race meet featuring Clint Hoag and Johnny Sikes as headliners. Las Vegas reportedly wagered heavily on Sikes while the Southern Utah Derby for Iron County colts draws Parowan entries. WPA projects gain momentum with Mode na coach house and Cedar City storage reservoir approved and staff changes noted at the FERA office.
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Paragonah News Briefs: Local Weddings and More
A popular young couple was married Monday at the bride’s parents home with Bishop Older T. W officiating. A shower is planned Saturday night at the school gym. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thornton at the county hospital. The church gains a fresh coat of paint funded by ward members. Utah soil scientist Dr. F. Jatris represents the state at the Seventh American Scientific Congress in Mexico City September 8 to 17. He previously directed the Utah state experiment station and headed a 1929 Siberia commission. Also noted: details on the U S S Lexington and the Medusa crew financials and equipment counts.
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Mexico City
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Brigham Young University
Cordell Kull
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Utah State Experiment Station
Siberia
Icor
Meiro- Lidjan
Selassie Surrenders Empire to Anglo American Interests
Ethiopian Emperor Selassie deeds more than half his empire to Anglo American interests for 76 years to exploit mineral resources and develop the country. The charter, issued through British promoter Francis M Rickett, names British and American holders, amid Italian threats and international diplomacy shifts.
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Selassie
United States
Great Britain
Whitehall
Washington
England
Malta
Suez Canal
League of Nations
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Francis M. Rickett
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
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Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Foreign Office
American State Department
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Mussoini
Hallan Somaliland
Industrial News Review
Naval innovations spurred by Civil War era ships
The article notes a shift after the Civil War when the United States paused shipbuilding for two decades. Congress in 1883 funded four modern cruisers the Atlanta Boston Chicago Dolphin amid patent and armament challenges, with initials forming a Navy acronym.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Navy
Congress
Atlanta
Doston
Chilcago
Dolphin
Fettera
Petty Motor Co. Now Inspection Station No 367
The Petty Motor Co announces it has been officially appointed and designated as Inspection Station No 367 to inspect cars as required by state law. Bring your car in for inspection and approval.
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Petty Motor CO
Birth of the New Navy and U Boat Losses
The piece notes the Birth of the New Navy as Congress acts. Allies sunk five German submarines in 1914, 19 in 1915, and 22 in 1916. In 1917 to Nov 1918 they sent 132 submarines to the bottom while Germany produced at roughly one every 99 hours. German submarines sank 2677 British ships, about one every 12 hours. About eighty five percent of naval funds go to laborers across nearly every state.
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Germany
Union
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