Wake Up America This Is Not Time to Relent
Reprint of a 1942 editorial urging urgent national mobilization for World War II. The piece lambastes complacency and calls for max production, 24/7 work, and removal of labor and political obstacles. It warns the United States could repeat France’s fate if awareness and action are delayed. It cites government bureaus, WPA, CCC, NYA, strikes, and profiteering as impediments to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United States
France
India
Near East
Ealing
Donald Nelson
WPA
CCC
NYA
Armund
New York
Ram
Vis
Sani
Gina Houn
Dann
Paris
el Paso
Jorial Mare
Ex Utaih Stars Fall to Salt Lake in Guard Challenge
Two Utah service teams met in a Pacific Coast challenge with Salt Lake City all star unit defeating Vernal high school champions 54 to 37. Vernal trailed 24-16 at halftime as Salt Lake shooters pulled away, led by Joe Sillburn and Howard Walker while Paul Stringham Ken Davis and Pete Eddy tried to slow the barrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stars
Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Service
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Vintan High School
Vernal
Lakers
Joe Sillburn
Howard Walker
Paul Stringham
Ken Davis
Pete Eddy
Page
Uintah Farmers Asked to Produce Milk for Victory
Uintah County farmers are urged to boost 1942 milk output to 125 billion pounds, with a 13 percent local rise and 29 percent signup to date. The plan also seeks higher egg and cheese production, with price supports and parity goals through 1942, plus increased vegetable acreage to meet Food for Freedom targets.
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Uintah County
Uintah
Department of Agriculture
Wintah County
Uintah Tounty
Food for Freedom shifts marketing over production
The piece argues wartime policy should favor marketing and not boost beef cattle production. It warns herd increases could reduce current high beef prices and notes calves from such cattle would face a weak future demand. Wheat goals also shrink acreage to 7 million below 1941, with Uintah County set at 3428 acres.
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United States
Farm Defense
Hang
Uintah County
Sam Abernethy and the Beer Trade Ethic
The narrator recalls Teer storekeeper Sam Abernethy who rebuilt failing shops into gold mines by pleasing the public. He notes Sam’s rule about serving customers and aligning with Shep’s standards. The piece links Sam’s approach to how brewers and distributors cooperate with law enforcement to keep beer sold in clean, decent environments.
St George Observes Isaac Morley Allen’s 93rd Birthday
The Calendered St George landmark Isaac Morley Allen was feted at an open house and family dinner marking his ninety third birthday on March 2. Born March 23, 1849 in Salt Lake, he is a pioneer descendant with ties to Morley leadership in Barpeet Valley and Southern Utah. He fought in Indian wars, joined the United Order in Orderville, and served the Church in various trusted roles. Allen retired from farming to work in the St George Temple and has four wives over his life, with 14 children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren among his heirs.
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St. George
Isaac Boorley Allen
Che Famiy
Mr. Allen
Salt Lake
Joseph, Stewart
Lucy Diantha Morley Allen
Fle
Insac Morley
Barpete Valley
Utah
Allen
United Order
Orderville
St. George Temple
Wistat Wits
Harriett Amolis Squired
Caroline Muteldin Norwood
Isadora Losee Allen
Elnora Vernon
Vernal
Ada A. Vernon
Orson Allen
Leon Allen
Balt Lake
Lloyd Allen
May Chaffin
California
Ardella Hackford
Hazel Ross
Lapoint
Charles Allen
Harold Allen
Uintah Basin Club Organized at Price by College Students
Uintah Basin Club organized at Price by College students with Carbon college attendees meeting at Mrs. Ruby Kissell home to plan the new unit. Harold Timothy presides with Ralph Bleazard as vice president, Ar Dell Johnson as secretary treasurer, Morna Hamaker as reporter, and Dick Owens as chairman of a constitution committee joined by Grant Bleazard and Sylvan Johnson. John Yack and E A Call act as faculty advisors.
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Uintah Best
Frica
Carbon College
John Yack
E. A. Call
Uintah Basin
New Club Gathers Members Across Towns and Regions
Officials hosted a meeting naming members including Verlen Allred from Tal mags Jack Sarton Duchenne Grant Reipy Whazard Mountain Home William Collett Bannea Morna Homaker Bennett Ardelt Elva Johnson Toka Silvan Johnson Tabiona Dale Jones Tabiona Claud Eillien Mountain Home Leonora Koffard Talmage Dayle Lloyd Roosevelt Boyd Price Vernal Morria Monson Altonah Dick Owen Roosevelt Bernard Reid Tabiona Branley Rhoades Curtis Robert Snyder Alton Harold Time only Roosevelt Mr John Yack Neola and A Call Members also met March 16 at the NYA residence center to discuss the Canadian draft by the committees.
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Rilts Tae
Eam
Aariated Ane
Mrri
Kissell
Miss Iya
Verlen
Allred
Tabiona
Claud Eillien
Mountain Home
Leonora Koffard
Talmage
Dayle Lloyd
Roosevelt
Boyd Price
Vernal
Morria Mon~son
Altonah
Dick Owen
Bernard Reid
Branley Rhoades
Curtis
Robert
Snyder
Ailton Harold
John Yack
Neola
A. ©. Call
Phosphate Plant Boom Promised in Western District
Dr J Stewart Williams of Utah State Agricultural College told Logan Lions Club that Western Utah and surrounding states may host a new phosphate industry of real scale. He cited estimates of up to two billion tons in Utah rocks and around 15 billion tons in Idaho, suggesting the region could hold a major share of the world supply amid defense needs. The talk covered the origin and occurrence of phosphate in Idaho, Utah, Wyoming and Montana and noted war increasing demand for elemental phosphorus for smoke screens.
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Logan
J. Stewart Williams
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan Lions’ Glub
Stewart
Utah
Idaho
Willams
Wyoming
Montana
Amoke Screon
Fragmented OCR reflects scattered phrases and terms
The readable portions show scattered references to plants proposals and government actions. No coherent events or names form a clear news item.
Express Gets in Bouquet from Provo Writer
Writing from Provo, Peterson, formerly Ainish County Agent and years with the University of Alaska, says Enclosed mind my perpetual check to pay your publication, which we all appreciate, I think you are doing a fine job of keeping up the spirits of the people in these times of stress.
ETUC Ra On Match 14
A fragmentary report mentions figures including five famous mathematicians and reference to Harold L. Ickes. The garbled text hints at a discussion or match dated the 14th with interior department or righty pere tay.
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Harold L. Ickes
Righty Pere Tay
Interior
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William B. Wallis
United County
America
Camp Fire Girls In Victory
Camp Fire Girls
Cottage
Cileese
Quality
DAIRE
Joe Marsh
Teer
Sam Abernethy
Sam
Ross
Sant Abernethy
Brescing Industry Foundation
Vordalito
Price
Ashe Thor
Etuc Ra
Decca Phonograph Records
Gamble Store
Satan
Dick’s Conoco
Sth
PV Ae Ee UC UO
Death Valley
Conocoth Motor
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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