Spotlighting Utah A roundup of new business and travel notes
A Utah publicity release reports activity in Carbon County with two bottling plants, two garages and car dealerships, a new processing plant, highway work, a new ball field lighting, and street improvements. It highlights a Utah book review on the Great Salt Lake and discusses travel trends, bus fleet orders, health advisories for Mexico, and the state tourism department's expanded monthly magazine.
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Carben County
Dale Morgan
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Indica
Mexico
Aerate
Europe
Vattourisn Age
State Department of Troist and Industrial Development
Ups
Ataa
Salt Lakeity
Woman Kills Her Baby Boy in Webb City
An 86-year-old mother tearfully admitted shooting and aiding her six week old infant after fearing her husband Tom Hampton would take the child away. Police say she then turned the revolver on herself. the infant suffered powder burns. Prosecutor Ralph Baird said murder charges may follow, with indications of a troubled domestic confrontation and unclear ongoing investigation.
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Webb City
Becaue
Ralph Bairdwald Mra
Roth Gilbert Hampton
Ehg
Tom Hampton
Baird
Mia
Hampton
Ward Notes Move In And Visits Across Utah Regions
Glines Dorla Johnson reports Corresponient notes Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor relocate to the Charles Batty residence in Salt Lake City. Families from Vernal Morgan and Salt Lake City are mentioned with trips and visits including Mrs Johnsans parents Mrs Rose. A Relief Society meeting was held at Mrs Martin Curtis home with several ward members present.
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Ralph Taylor
Salt Lake City
Charles Batty
Keith Rous
Mra. Hatty
Vernal
Venil Johnson
Morgan
Fancy Trimmings Return for Men on the Way Back
A Philadelphia report notes fashion designers forecast bold menswear for the coming years Canary yellow sports attire gully colored tuxedos and strongly striped suits will lead the trend Pleats gathers and tucks return to casual and formal ensembles as designers urge a color and trim revival for men.
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Friladelphia
Tridell Community Notes Highlight Social and Religious Events
A summary of social gatherings and ward activities in Tridell includes a fatily party at Mr. and Mrs. Devear Ross with guests from Salt Lake City Lapoint Vernal and Tridel. Sunday meeting by Lapoint ward with speakers Bishoy Lee Walker and Hayden Foster. a Chester Smith birthday party at Jim Trustle home. Relief Society visits from Vernal and Beach wards with sewing instructions. MIA Centennial program with performances and a Burke report. Ere placement in every home in the ward. Also Seventy party at Maestr. Doon Merkley seventh birthday party with 29 guests. trips by Mark Bartlett and Horace Morrill. Mrs John Woolf returning from Salt Lake. Rosa Bartlett visiting Vernal.
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Devear Ross
Harold Gee
Salt Lake City
John Wardle
Lapoint
Darrell Merrell
Vernal
Tridel
Laren Roag
Ivah Ross
DeVon McKee
Horace Behrman
Maestr
Doon Merkley
Mark Bartlett
Sat Lake
Horace Morrill
Bishop
H. L. Morrill
John Woolf
Rosa Bartlett
Bartlett
Lula Mullins
Progress on church building shown by committee
The article notes Mrs Lamond Tully visiting over the weekend and the church architect meeting the building committee Monday to review progress. In the past three weeks the old structure has been demolished, cleared, and foundations laid for the basement, with cement pouring ongoing this week.
Indian Refund Query Stirs Albuquerqe Tax Office
An Albuquerque Indian at the desk of Giles L. Mathews chief field deputy for the Collector of Internal Revenue asked about a possible refund with terse exchanges. Mathews replied you would have to tell me. The scene highlights taxpayer concern and a jokingly tense moment. J P Madsen named chairman of Duchesne County Democratic Central Committee succeeding Floyd Pullmer who moved to Washington.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Denk
Giles L. Mathews
Collector of Internal Revenue
Mathews
Redman
J. P. Madsen
Duchesne
Duchesne County
Democratic Central Committee
Floyd Pullmer
Washington
Notable Fire Death Toll From 1946 Accidents
The National Safety Council reports that most of the 1046 accident deaths came from one or two fatal accidents. Only two catastrophes exceeded 50 deaths: the Winecoff Hotel fire in Atlanta with 119 lives, and the La Salle Hotel fire in Chicago with 61.
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National Safety Council
Winecoff Hotel
Atlante
la Salle Hotel
Chicago
Railroad Accident Death Toll Falls in 1946 First Eleven Months
In the first eleven months of 1946 the railroad accident death toll stood at 9 078, a 7 percent decrease from 1945, signaling improvement in railway safety overall.
Conservation and Resource Use for the Future
Fragmentary note argues for careful conservation of resources and responsible use for the benefit of future generations. Mentions maintenance and prudent stewardship of children's needs alongside broad public responsibility.
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Wintellb
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Aecaivas
Searle's
Saving Center
Orubhon
Duke Bb
Olf
George Dale
Bea Cilit
L. LN. Y
Glines Dorla Johnson
Tridell
C. E. Merkley
Wyckoff's
South Ohee
Vernal Guaranteed Radio Service
Seiberling Tires
Frank
Frank Henderson
Great Salt Lake Valley
Logaers
Mae Qlud
S.L
Apy
Clark Larson
Conoco
Conoco N'A
Continental Ci Company
Packard-Bell
Collier
Hadio
Wychoff's Repair Service
Universal Jeep
Clive Calder
Vernal, Utah
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