Ogden Advertisements and Military Notices Outline Local Events
Random business notices include sale items, deliveries, and a new electric sign project by Leroy Leishman of Ogden. Military updates mention Lieut. S. Gantz promoted to captain, forest fire reports near Salmon River, and local residents volunteering for navy shipyards. Several Ogden residents travel for Fourth of July activities, parades, and family visits, with wartime inductions and memorials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Leishman
Ogden
Bedford-King Company
Claims wife Wade attempt to end his life
Suit for divorce and custody filed in district court alleges Daniel Butler charges his wife with desertion and failing to provide for a minor child. He claims she attempted to kill him with weapons and accuses her of immoral conduct and neglect of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Oreon Ruror
Agalmat Moad B. Butler
Anan Wirelan
Butler
HN Hita
Aya
Wentmcutlaur
Arima Winkle
Ivorer
Grasshoppers threaten Box Elder crops in Brigham City report
Brigham City news notes grasshopper damage in Box Elder, with July 2 reports detailing crop inspector Kyhriant White aiding control efforts in the farming district. The page also covers a Forsgren death, local closing regulations, preparations for the 1gth Field artillery reception at Camp Kearny, and early enlistments from Brigham City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham
Kyhriant White
Brigham City
William Forkeren
Alta Sted
Boa Eider
Forsgren
Eatermanen
Mle
Oyden
Mien Forsgren
Parlarch Veter
A. Forsgren
Morntorium
Scandinavian Countries
BuUnerany
Wot
Jensen
Clese
Hat & Business
Hingham City
Nevada
Geden
Logan
Ogden
Camp Kearny
Uly Ely
California
Personel Rans
Akey
Ogden to Host Medal Band Benefit in Honor of Utah Men
A planning committee led by Dr Browning organized a reception and entertainment in Ogden for the Utah Memorial band as they visit. Captain Wm. F. Roberry and Dr W C Abaut of the State Council of Defense discussed readiness and the tour. The band plans a concert at the city park and a dance to raise funds for the soldier’s fund, with local Ogden merchants pledging support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueely Hall Park
Koya
Tha Cor Inlttent
al Fouthie
Miose
Lue Clly
Municians
Ogden
Dr. EL. W. Browning
Pret, Williams
J. Albert Erlek
Society Notes From The Hourth Of July Meeting
Mrs George Ph Shupe long known as Miss Hhen Ogilen has returned to Milwaukee after two months visiting Camp Lewis Washington. Mr Shupe has been sent east for overseas duty and his wife plans to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs N O Og at 347 Twenty seventh Street until after the Cher was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ph. Shupe
Mies Hhen Ogilen
Lewis
Wash
Shupo
Mes
Cher
Artists to Appear in Benefit Concert Next Tuesday Evening
A benefit concert is planned for next Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Sacred Weart Alumnae at Weber catty rhapter. The program features several noted cellists and singers, including Miss Hunter, Miss Fischer, Miss Marion Brownlar, and Miss Marlon Brownlar, performing a mix of classical pieces to support charitable aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Catty Rhapter
Mwericat
Red Grasa
Uvart Academy
Mare Fasehor
Vio Vital
Misaelon Santer
Celllat
Mins Ginnyaet
Plantat Miat Blacher
Mad Kletshava
YiMel Tam
Leland Powers
Expecnston
Milas Molba Hreeketden
Kridiatn
New Tngland Conservatory
Tachalkows Ky Jen Heverlee
Miennese Freitiyss
Russians Seek Protection Amid Unclear Frontline Moves
Fragmentary text shows mentions of Russians asking for protection, regional names, and uncertain military or political references. Key entities include Arch Ange, Hasela, and unnamed areas. The brief hints at an international or security context without concrete actions or dates.
Two Men Arrested by Deputy Sheriff in Whiskey Seizure
Local report states Ko. Misher and Savimel Matr were arrested by Deputy Sheriff William Capary after a raid at a town water area. Authorities seized four quarts of whiskey and 54 daily items as evidence in the case involving travelers and alleged triads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko. Misher
Savimel
Leer
Chele
William
Eagles to perform in Ogden tonight at Aagios venue
The report describes an upcoming appearance by the Eagles in Ogden at Aagios with a large band, escort, and notable attendees. Details on timing and participants are inconsistently rendered but indicate a staged event with a parade of supporters and a concert setup.
Soldier arrested after unpatriotic remarks
A man named T, Sten and Ad in pontexa well developed mass tendencies was arrested in Ogden by Chief Browning with Pri to Carl KR. He made unpatriotic statements and refused to work for the government for a dollar a day. He was taken to Jim Kilon for interrogation and will be turned over to the Department of Justice for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sten
Pontexa
Virvel
Hincoin Avenue
Browning
Pri
Carl KR
Ogden
Vie
Thibt
Steesud
Ako
Kaye
Ste
Une Kilon
der Partaent of Justice
Forsgren Joseph Marseron death and services held
Funeral notices describe services for Joseph Marseron in Seventh Ward at 31 Avetouk with Bishop’s Counselor Demond Darker officiating. Speakers included M. L. Jones and Frank Miah. Music by Berths Parley and Gludge Leavitt. Auto cortege to Brigham City for second service at the Mormon meeting house and burial at Urisham City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marseron Wenn
Avetouk
Sneel
Bishep
Coungrellor
M. L. Jones
Destaoid Marker
Frank Miah
Uslcal
Artie Binkelny Bing
Brighan City
Imiest Wayd
Ogden City Floral Co Nora designs feature on twenty fourty sheet
Ogden City Floral Co and Nora designs appear on a forty twenty four sheet with Puane 160 percent mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden City Floral Co
Nora! Designs
Puane
Embarrassment for Now-Enlisted Men Over Rejections
A group of young men who were rejected for military service due to physical defects speak of frequent slurs and public humiliation. Commissioner Miles J. Joney highlights the issue and notes a woman who has urged better treatment of those turned away. Local men report constant insults as they seek enlistment, calling for broader compassion from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles J. Joney
Nia
Mar
Mary
Reprieve Granted Alleged Murderer in Nebraska Case
The attorney general recommended a reprieve for Judae Kolin Neville, sentenced to death for the murder of Mrs. Tail Vogt near St. Paul, Nebraska. The stay of execution was granted while evidence and potential errors are reviewed, with questions about the connection to other individuals and alleged motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neh
Judae Kolin Neville
Alson
Cole
Tail Vogt
St. Paul
Cote Wren
Gouinmet
Vanine
Mog
Cote
Grimmer
Nin
Americans in camps amid war fears across U S camps
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places tied to incarceration or detainment during wartime. The garbled text mentions individuals such as Captain M. Teming and Corporal Arthur B Tobin, with scattered locations like Gordon Newark and York South Carolina, suggesting a war era roundup or camp confinement report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemes Ns
Lomo i Gergag
Canoa
Itu
Parkineest
M. Teming
Ucknston
Arthur B
Tobin
Mibliccowa
Conta Privates
S. Johan
Tsven
M. Markle
New ‘Naven
Pelolowt
Puan
T. Morran
Railroad back pay sent to Denver Rio Grande workers
Railway workers in Colorado and New Mexico are receiving back pay under W G McAdoo directives. Checks totaling about 175000 have been mailed. remaining groups including enginemen yard crews and shop workers will receive roughly 860000 more as payrolls are finalized in a few days. Overall back pay for Denver Rio Grande employees exceeds 800000. Freight depot staff of Crow Bennett company got their increases yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande
W. G. McAdoo
Colorado
New Mexico
Vn Tah
Nya Teal
Denver & Rilo Grande
Aml
Ilirector General
Freigh Depot
Crow Benet Company
German Club Renamed as American Unity Club in Chicago
The German club of Chicago, the largest organization of its kind in the United States, has changed its name to the American Unity Club. The announcement was sent to all 1300 members today, noting the club will maintain its German heritage while embracing a broader American identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
British airmen bag 42 planes in daylight raids
London July 2 British airmen reported destroying forty six German airplanes and three balloons in heavy daylight sorties. Of the 46 planes, 25 were shot down, 15 driven down out of control and two landed behind enemy lines with occupants captured. Two large night-lights landed behind lines, occupants seized. Eight of our machines were lost, 22 tons of bombs dropped by day and 13 tons by night. Our eight aircraft returned safely. Also two German balloons were destroyed and two night airships landed. In the Orange front two American raids, one daylight, hit a German post with a wheat field prisoner and machine gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Htroen
Aduition
Orange
Associated Prevs
Moothicher
Italians Fail to Gain on Piave Front
A brief Allied update says Italian troops and naval units attempted a crossing near the Piave but the effort failed. The Italian setback follows an earlier attempt to move the river further north. Munich reports suggest changes in command in the Italian front with Field Marshal Land van toerendorts and Field Marshal yvani Kneerss cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly 3
Talian
Moum
Lopday
Saye Todes
Far Office
Avi Zensen
Zurich
Jean
Nsito
Shettre
Land van Toerendorts Chy
Yvani Kneerss
Munich
Mieneral Otto von Nelow
Enim
Great Output of American Yard Great Output of American Yard
Washington July 3. Merchant volumes built in the United States during the fiscal year ended June 30 show a steady increase. Output for the past four months almost equaled the preceding period and surpasses any previous annual total in the nation's history. Shipments to German ports fell during peace times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtinovin
United States
America
Markets Open Strong Amid Mixed Early War News
World markets show broad gains led by copper and related metals with United States Steel advancing in initial trades. Oils, tobaccos, and feathers rise modestly while other sectors pare early gains. later profits pressure steel as bonds hold steady and traders refocus on copper and tobacco demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
War Board
United State Steel
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomolve
Marine Preferred
Industrial Aly Spho
Chicago Quotations and Kansas City Livestock Report Update
Chicago prices drift higher as crop prospects improve and oats with corn advance across futures. Kansas City stockyards report higher hogs and steady to lower cattle, with receipts around 13 000 hogs and 7 700 cattle, noting mixed demand from packers and dealers amid fluctuating bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Westam
Webbers
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
S. Bureau of Markets
War Production Report Shows US Forces Grow Rapidly
Washington reports a government review of wartime buildup. By mid June 180,400 officers and 2,010,000 soldiers wore the colors, compared with 9,524 officers and 202,510 in fourteen months ago. Airplane and motor output rose with 256 planes and 2,000 Liberty engines delivered. Browning guns and rifles also increased, aiming to field a division every three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Prince
Dent
Mouse
Tisker
National Guard
Conners and Cutters Dominate Unclear Market Listing
In a fragmentary listing, Conners and Cutters mark 36 48 and 785 units while Stelkers and Feeders, Gonil Choice and Fancy sell for 10 108 cri mon and medium 8 1n AN. Epiton and She 6 higher, Malive limbs show high demand with $19.00 sorting noted.
Utah Stocke July 3 1948 chemical market report
The page lists stock quotes and commodity prices across Utah and nearby mining firms. Entries include Copper, Gold, and Silver mining stocks such as Tintic Standard and Crown Point with bid and ask figures. Deseret National and First National Ogden banks show bid and asked values. industrials like American Smelting and Union Coal appear with current prices. rail and telecommunication equities are noted with bid or ask. The report records numerous minor price points for mining outputs and regional companies, reflecting a volatile 1948 trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbue-Rexall
Eman Con
Iron Blossom
Crown Point
Pont
I. Veoh ‘Tintic
Michigan
Utah
Quincy
Hye Plutus Mining
Prings Con
Sella Mining
Slons
Tintic Standard
Control of Pullman Service Retained by Railroad Admin
Washington July 3 The railroad administration announced a decision to retain operating control of the Pacific company and issued an order allowing wage increases for sleeping car conductors pursers and maids on the same basis as other railroad employees. More than 2000 short line railroads electric tracers and plant facilities have been relinquished, with about 200 short line roads remaining under control as the administration consolidates operations and removes unessential entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashington
Patlican Company
The
Railroad Administration
Washington
General Transportation
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Sherman William Judgson
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