Yuma Woman Finds Worry-Free Life Through Faith And Change
Ann Vassar of Yuma Arizona used humor and values to transform her life after realizing she worried for everyone. She stopped solving others problems, focused on her own affairs, adopted daily optimism, and reorganized debts into manageable categories. Her faith provided strength, reducing worry and bringing rest.
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Ann Vassar
Yuma
Arizona
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One-Sided War View Sparks Cold War Alarm
A radio discussion quotes Dr. Ralph Bunche saying war conditions do not exist today, while critics label his view one sided. The piece argues the Kremlin seeks world conquest and warns of a looming cold war threat, urging constant vigilance and readiness against aggression.
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Holy Land
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France
Italy
England
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Southeast Asia
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Air Force tests device to refuel three jets at once
The Air Force is testing a system that could refuel three jet fighters simultaneously from a single tanker, delivering 600 gallons in 80 seconds. The development aims to streamline aerial refueling and expand operational efficiency.
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Air Force
Census begins April 1 140000 enumerators prepare
The 1940 census will start April 1 with about 140000 enumerators surveying 43 million dwellings and over 150 million people. It explains the constitutional origins, the expansion from household names to 200 questions on population housing and agriculture, and the use of 270 million punched cards and machine sorting to produce official statistics.
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Senate
House of
Mississippi Delta
Arctic Circle
Maine
Californie
Flying Farmers Seek Plane Tailored for Field Work
Farmers push for a dedicated work plane sized for small fields able to take off and land with precision. The Flying Farmers Foundation notes the craft must be highly maneuverable and fly slowly for accurate spraying and fertilizing. In 1949 more than 8,000 rural farm implements relied on petrochemical services from the oil industry, which aided farmers nationwide.
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Flying Farmers Foundation
America
Local Vernal cafes raise coffee price to ten cents
Coffee operators in Vernal voted to raise the cup price from seven to ten cents after reviewing rising coffee costs. The meeting on March 27 in the city office formed the Vernal Food L Operators group led by Norman Amy as chair.
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A. W. Shepherd
Vernal
Shepherd
Clair R. Hopkins
Utah Restaurant’ Assn
Commer
Norm
Corne
Trail
Tate
Mee
Paul Lunt
Nick
Blake Caldwell
Drive Inn
Jim Anderson
Jim
Cato
Shirl Aldridge
Aldridge
Petroleum Industry Safety Reduces 1948 Fire Loss
A 1948 safety drive cut fire losses in the petroleum sector to a low not seen since 1942. Reported fires by 194 companies totaled 4.2 million dollars in property losses on almost 6 million dollars of insurable value. The sector’s safety measures over 15 years kept the spread to adjoining properties at one incident per 342 fires.
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Leer
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