Blaine Glasmann Writes Home From Navy Training
Blaine Glasmann, Ogden native and son of Mrs. Svalyn Glasmann, sends a letter to Bla bra dker, manager of The Standard, describing Navy life. He notes liberty twice weekly, camaraderie with 20 to 30 Ogden boys, entertainment at camps, and plans for further training before Philippines duty. He criticizes local slackers and expresses pride in being American.
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Blaine Glasmann
Svalyn Glasmann
Ogden
Blabradker
The
Standard
Trotther
Great End
Liberty
Los Angeles
K. C
San
Pedro‘tong
Iast
Fonia
Hopa
Ozden
Navy
Oglen
Little Girl Run Over by Auto in Brigham City
Paullie Jacobson four year old daughter of G H Jacobson suffered injuries when an automobile passed over her legs at the corner of Beach and Forrest Brigham City yesterday evening. Eye witnesses say no bones were broken and the child recovered from the scare.
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Brigham City
Paullie Jacobson
G. H. Jacobson
Beath
Forrest
O’clark
Heijlses
Young German Sub Commander Denies Baby Killer Claim
Boston Aug 3 A German submarine commander told reporters we are not baby killers. The submarine sunk the schooner Kate Palmer. Captain Edward Russell, arriving here, said most crew and the commander appeared to be under 21. They seemed unfamiliar with the Atlantic coast and relied on bulky seawater charts.
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Boston
Kate Palmer
Edward Russell
Thussell
Atlantic
Casualty List Details U S Army Losses and Wards
Washington August 12 Army casualty list released today shows killed in action and died of wounds among officers and enlisted men. It includes many names with ranks and hometowns such as Lieutenant Christopher Baxter Cleveland Sergeant Garrett Hd wards Kiltyton Henry Marsh Vila Nev and Corporal Donald Porter Creston. The list also notes wounded severely missing in action and deaths from accidents and other causes, with numerous names and home towns across the country. A separate item notes food service modifications and draft adjustments per executive orders to ensure wartime labor needs.
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Washington
Christopher
Baxter
Cleveland
Sergean Garrett
Local bankers return from coast conference
Local bankers Mrr. Wattie Browning and Hf Barton returned Monday from a San Francisco meeting of representative bankers from seven states in the Twelfth district. They joined discussions on financing the Liberty loan and government treasury certificates, stressing unity with Federal Reserve Banks and readiness to assist the nation’s war effort.
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Worred
Wattie
Browning
Hf. Barton
San Francisco
James K. Lynch
Federal Reserve Banks
Mrr
Wottis
Wattin
Senate Reports On Draft Bill Expands Draft Ages To 46
Washington Aug 13 The Senate military committee voted to report favorably a bill to extend draft ages from 38 to 46 with an amendment by Senator Reed to provide two years of free education for all men under 21 after the war. The measure may be reported Wednesday with consideration set for next Monday. The Reed amendment applies to army, volunteers, and those drafted and requires education application within six months of discharge and start of studies after approval.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Inday
Reed
Missouri
Chamberlain
Amendment Proposals For Military Service and Training
Senate amendments modify a defense bill to revoke archery related classifications if workers resume the occupation, allow soldiers and sailors to receive commissions, and permit wives of service members to hold government positions. Senator Chamberlain predicted passage after committee favorable report.
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Reed
Chamberlain
Market opens with broad gains across rails and midcaps
New York stock markets start strong with gains led by transcontinentals and grocers. Reading and Norfolk and Western advance on strong railroad demand while United States Steel dips briefly before rebounding. Industrials fluctuate as Liberty 3 1 4s and Anglo-French 6s remain firm amid steady breadth.
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New York
Ratlsg
Vances
Reading
Norfolk and Western
United States Steel
Oruclhia Steel
Sumatra Tobacco
United States Stewl
Liberty 314
Chicago Quotations Vary Amid Market Movements
Chicago quotations show active bidding in the grain and provisions pits amid hot weather and moisture shortages. Wheat and oats see price shifts with September and October maturities, while futures reflect buying by stockyards and rail shipments movements. Omaha hogs and cattle trade mix with variable receipts, with overall steady to stronger tones in cattle and mixed hog prices.
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Urigago
Itose
Nebraska
Kansas
Hat Buffalo
Chicago
Peoria
West India
Coas Nuy
Cattle and Hogs Market Report Amid Mixed Receipts
Utah and Idaho markets show cattle and veal prices steady to mixed with belts of movement. Hogs steady around 18 dollars, sheep receipts steady with spring lambs at 13 dollars and yearlings around 11, while fat bulls and slaughter cows hold in the 6 to 7 dollar range. New York markets note lead and tin moves with spot tin around 8,450.86 and London tin futures.
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New York
East St le
London
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs receipts near 1000 with varying bids from 18.25 to 19.25 for mix and heavy weights. Butchers quoted 18.50 to 17.75, western cows 5.50 to 17.50, heavy bulls 6.00 to 9.00, calves 6.00 to 12.00. Sheep receipts 56 head, market steady with lambs around 11.00 to 15.00 and yearlings near 10.00 to 10.50.
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Omaha
Neb
Wales
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
United States
Snl
Prima Idaho
Kansas City
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Eccles
Utah
Casualty
Gilbert Paneth
George A. Pendergast
Mars
Lawrence S. Sherman
Tovingfield
Mass
Mechanic Fra ‘Aerhouse
Kehoka
Wagoner 1
Itimes
Briggsville
Tisfrank B
Keysar
Claysburg
Gwarles Leek
Manundsville
J’ Mes Alexander §. Gnie, Ogee Miss.; Sobn Cleary
Weterbury
Edward J. Cruj
Clyde W. Dow
Everett
Harry M. Durkin
Worcester
George Epmeyer
Evansville
Ind
Ay E. Farrington
Nevada
Charles Bh. Ford
Vinana
James A. Foster
Necuh John VW
Hesio Cougisiana
Jaen J. Hon Straper
Virg
Wiliam J. Weber
Jackson
Flernay White
Pine Park
T. Wianken
Nirookiya
Loreta Zotcoll
Italy
Ani
Anier
Anil
Marin
Senate
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Mabel Normand
Francis Bushman
Worlds Markets
France
Orpheum
Salt Lake City
D.w.griffithy
Priges Matinees
Ogden Livesyocy
Union Stock Yarns
Bertgen
Hutcher
Kansas City Livestock
Glariwell
Vere
Anny
Constellation
Marc
Light Cavalry
All America
Lucia
Stars and Stripes Forever
Capitan
Wellington
National Defense
Culver Black Horse Troop
Freedom of the World
Hoys “Gvar
Geo. A. Lowe
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