Army enlistments close at noon amid rush at recruiting station
The focal recruiting station reported a morning surge with First Sergeant Brtonm and Sergeant McCloud busy processing applicants. Dozens sent to Salt Lake today and yesterday, as enlistments for men under and over draft age continued daily, with many names listed from Logan, Ogden, Paradise, and nearby towns for aviation and medical divisions.
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Kolletmenta
Btronm
Sergesot McCloud
Irge
Salt Lake
Horacn
France
Petarnon
Mechacle
Signal Corps
Aviation
Russellb
Qidham
Paradise
Vhacle
Ivan A. Sumract
Avon
Farmer
Elmor
Elmor &, Hansen
Parodie
Jessie L. Earl
Logan
Aviaion Action
The
Signal Corpu
Maclaron Edwards
George T. Hobueh
Lor
Han
Georga
A. Asmussen
George C. Turner
Anthon AW. Neuberger
Aviatian
Jamen H. Wiggins
Vincoin
Ayenna
Bricklager
Harvey G. Miller
George C. Daddley
Wiard
Utah
David C. Ward
Willard
John Jv. Scheldegeer
Pari
Idaho
Roa Artillery
Albert “ Wanderahox
Teamater
Halley
Ong
Necra
Georga D. Grant
Twenty-sixth
Atinrturmnaster
W. Hagan
Mohn W
Mogan
Mondale
Avalon
Ef Odnie
Town
Charley L
Hawkey
Tyler
Arena
Quartermaster
Dagl
St Parl & Silpley
Murlenn
Paradls
T John Coates
Ogdan
Maroua
C. Jolson
Ogden
Instructions Sent to Local Draft Boards
The document reports on December 46 13 instructions to local draft boards from Governor Simon Bingber to standardize exemptions and discharge claims. It notes that affidavits may be signed by division heads for industrial occupation claims, and outlines certification, registration, and eligibility processes for engineers and military service status. It also urges boards to stop discouraging voluntary clerical assistance from teachers and others and aligns with the president's selective service intent.
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Simon Binberger
Whiell
Gehgol
Inda War Department
United States
Dofomsa
Rt Rev Jones Told 10 Resign
Rt Rev Paul Jones Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Utah whose resignation was recommended last night by a commission of inquiry left for Salt Lake City today leaving investigators to report findings and possible church action.
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V.quis, Mo
Paul Jones
Lpisconal Wibop
Utah
Jete Today
Salt Laka City
Two Battleships Are Torpedoed in New York Harbor
Dec 13 report says ten Austrian battleships were torpedoed in Trestoe Harbor by Italian craft the night of December. Commander C Mister of the Italian navy announced the information via Selégrain to Captain I Vaunnutelli, naval attaché in Washington, confirming the attack.
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Ualinn
Inn Mesange
Commandar C. Mister
Jalian
Inn Selégrain
Pttater
Capt'n 1
Vaunnutelli
Itnian Gribassay
Whelsingtou
Promotions for Battery 8 Boys at Camp Kearny
Private Luther A. Pulling of Dunt-Hory at Camp Kearny has been promoted to permanent position with brigade headquarters. Corporal Charles F. Candian promoted to sergeant with permanent assignment to brigade HQ for instructions and quarters. Other promoted men listed from various units and regions. Christmas travel and holiday orders issued. details include multiple names and battalions.
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Luther A. Pulling
Camp Kearnay
Santa Clause
Utah
Gamp Kearny
W. Martin
Arue
Emniry Ik Ronilly
Imoney
Charles F. Candiant
Tin
Aft
Tory
Grant A. Wirlek
Lester of Olsen
Ters
Cyrus LL Crowlon
Tnry
Privaw
George J. Naleck
Bate Hlury
Ordnateauc
Elobar Ely
Farly Qhies
Irleh
Aaron DB. Jeppson
Paul K. Pick- Jers
Minurroin
Farlyett
Raveller
Conrad D. Winose Andrekas
Ilaho
Frank T
Phono I
Market reports and livestock prices from Chicago and unions
World markets report in New York shows nominal sugar prices at 900 and molasses levels. Chicago hog and cattle markets fall as supplies rise, with steer and heifer ranges around 6.50 to 12.50 and hog tops near 16.25. Union Stock Yards notes steady cattle, slight hog softness, and varied sheep and lamb prices, plus extensive listings of traders and commodity quotes.
Omaha Hog Market Report Sees Midday Decline
Omaha Neb December 13 hog market reports a 25 cent drop from prior session with price ranges from 16.60 to 17.50 per hundredweight. Notable figures include Tony at 16.60 to 16.90 and mixed loads around 16.80 to 16.91, with most sales at 16.90. Broader activity shows bids and inquiries across typical classes and load sizes.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
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