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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
2
Simple guide for crafting Victorian style upholstered chairs. Includes wooden frame foundation from scrap boxes, seat and back padding with cotton batting, muslin, and optional feathers or kapok. Provides bill of materials and construction steps. pattern No 250 requires 19 cents for purchase and includes complete parts list.
Western Newspaper digest notes Allied breakthrough at the German heart, enemy lines collapsing under pressure. The piece reports renewed tariff debates in Congress amid shifting war and economic priorities. Analysts from the newspaper union provide context on coverage and headlines shaping public perception.
The Allied advance led by Lt Gen Hodges and Lt Gen Patton drives deep into southern Germany as German resistance concentrates in the Rhine valley. Soviet and Chinese forces continue heavy pressure elsewhere, threatening Germany from multiple fronts and risking a strategic split of the Reich along the Main.
Admiral Ernest King declares US forces are gaining a springboard for the all out smash on Japan. Latest assault target is the Ryukyu Islands, midway between Formosa and the Japanese homeland, to provide a new air base for striking key industrial and military sites. The drive continues with B 29 and carrier raids, as the long road to victory is pressed.
President Roosevelt urged Congress to cut tariffs by up to 75 percent under the 1990 reciprocal trade framework and extend the program for three years. Republicans oppose. The move aims to boost imports, create jobs, and support postwar international cooperation while defense of lower tariffs faces counterarguments about harming domestic industry and wages. Credit reductions and industry reports accompany the tariff debate, with mixed impacts shown across sectors and firms in 1944.
War Production deputy figures show peak strain as resources and care for civilians could hurt the national economy. The War Production Board reports studies with military authorities to redirect munitions output toward civilian goods. Despite bad weather and strikes, February output improved for guns and ammunition while extra heavy trucks aircraft slips and other equipment declined.
Postwar Ute businessmen gain access to pooled bank credit. Banks in 27 districts pool funds over one half billion dollars to support small enterprises. Local lenders can borrow from these pools to fund borrowers, aided by small business loan departments and easier borrowing terms. Prevents individual lenders from bearing sole risk while boosting surplus funds utilization.
Britons mourn Davit Lloyd George who died in his sleep at 82. The wartime leader shaped recruitment and war effort and played a leading role in peace talks at Versailles but faced criticism for postwar policies.
Roosevelt urges Congress to authorize U S participation in an Allied food and nutrition organization focused on knowledge pooling and advisory work. He says commitment will not impair sovereignty and names Henry A. Wallace as a potential secretary of agriculture. debates continue over national farm policies.
Sketches depict new emblems for soldiers honorably discharged who continue to wear uniforms while transitioning to civilian attire. The Army emblem features a golden yellow eagle on white, with the Navy emblem described as a hollow design on a white field.
A vintage pattern blurb offers a smoothly fitting house frock with scalloped front and a swinging skirt. It suggests floral prints pink and white or blue and white ginghams and reveals options for sizes from 36 to 52 with a 29 or 39 inch dress length. The kit includes dress material and trim, plus a simple hat that opens flat for laundering.
A collage of old time tips covers cleaning piano keys with denatured alcohol preventing yellowing, tying ribbon to keys for handbag retrieval, letting gelatin congeal to keep fruit from sinking, ammonia in water to prevent rust, and planting grass in a flower pot for cat health.
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