Veteran asks about GI bill, personal effects, and records
A veteran seeks guidance on post World War II GI bill education benefits and recovering lost personal effects. Answers note VA programs as of 1948, advise contacting the Personal Effects Distribution Center in Clearfield Utah, and provide a route to obtain copies of demobilization records or a certificate in lieu of discharge papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Drole
Navy
U. S. Navy
Clearfield
Utah
Department of the Navy
A. Veterans — Administration
Q. Lama
A.U. S
A.U.S
Adjutant General
Goodfellow Blvd
St. Louis
Missouri
Safe canoe handling and gear tips from outdoor writer
Robert Page Lincoln outlines practical canoe advice for stability and safety. He recommends sitting facing the stern for control, casting from specific positions, avoiding large fish landings, and securing gear inside the craft. The guide’s model 18 foot canoe fits four packsacks, with load balancing to keep bow high and stern steady. Electric motors are preferred for trolling and casting, while canvas and aluminum canoes are favored for stability in rough water and swift currents.
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North America
Robert Page Lincoln
Local Sportsmen Plan to Attend Big Game Conclave
Uintah County sportsmen plan to attend the Western Association of State Fish and Game Commissioners convention in Salt Lake City June 2 to 4. Featured speakers include Dr. Gabrielson and Albert M. Day with talks on water pollution, conservation education, waterfowl management, and wildlife values in planning. A regional hearing on duck shooting regulations precedes the event.
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Uintah, County
Western Association of State Fish and Game Commissioners
Salt Lake City
Ira N. Gabringon
American Wildlife’ ‘Management, Institute
Albert M. Day
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Lester Bagly
International Association of Conservation, Fish and Game Commissioners
Seth Gordon
Pennsylvania Game Department
American Fisheries Society
Gabrielson
Kenneth A. Reid
Chicago
Izaac Walton League of America
Gordon
Pennsylvania
E. O. Larsen
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Bagley
Dwn
Don W. Clarke
Washington State Game Department
Elliott S. Barker
New Mexico
Lloyd Swift
Washington, D. C
U. S. Forest Service
Leonard
U. S.fish and Wildlife Service
Mechanical chicken plucking by water spray gain patent
A National Patent council reports a granted patent for a device that suspends chickens head down in a frame, rotates it between water pipes, and uses jets of hot water at 75 pounds pressure to loosen feather follicles followed by 65 degree jets at 150 pounds pressure to remove most feathers.
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National
Disabled Vets Urged to Apply for Tax Exemption
Ed T. O'Brien warns Utah disabled veterans must file for the $3,000 real property tax exemption before May 1. Applications go to the county commission with Disability certifications. widows of veterans also qualify and must apply.
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Utah
Ed T. O'Brien
State Department of Veterans
U.S. War
O’brien
Veterans Administration
First 48 Hours Vital for Chick Growth and Care
County agent William C. Whitaker stresses the first 48 hours as critical for baby chicks. Prepare brooding quarters, ensure clean brooder, proper feeding and water, and guard heat with a hover guard. Maintain 40 to 95 degrees at the stove edge and monitor chick movement.
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William C. Whitaker
Intah
Ann Patterson Chosen as Red Cross Representative
Alterra High School junior Ann Patterson will represent her school at the Junior Red Cross conference in San Francisco in early June. Her expenses are paid and she will receive instruction in Red Cross work. The Alterra Home Economics Dept has excelled in Junior Red Cross efforts, with four years of article making and diplomas from Red Toss. Columbia University, New York City, was formerly King's College.
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Ann Patterson
Alterra
Utah Southern Eyes 122 Wells in Rangely Field
Utah Southern Oil Company plans 122 producing wells in Rangely within three months. President G. T. Hansen said 107 wells are completed while others are being drilled or approved. He predicts a production rise from 33 000 to 50 000 barrels per day due to new 182 mile California Company pipe link to Salt Lake City.
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Utah Southern Oil Company
Rangely
G. T. Hansen
Salt Lake City
Hansen
Utah
Soutern
Standard Oil of
California
Statement Certification by Utah Bank Commissioner 1948
J M Knapp, Utah Bank Commissioner, certifies the attached statement of the named company as true and correct. It was filed on April 19, 1948 in the relevant department, with totals appearing as 1 970095.85 and 228207.83. The text confirms the official copy and authenticity of the document.
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Ulatah
Counity
Utah
Federal ‘Reserve System
Federal
Sae
J. M. Knapp
State of
Myce
Si Wet
Vernal
Uintah County
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Utah
THE
BANK
I. J. M. Knapp
Capital On ee earth Dot spear Reserves and retirement plan
Readers learn about preferred capital reserves and retirement account options. The notice outlines plan features, eligibility, and potential benefits for investors and participants. It emphasizes security, payout prospects, and access to future capital injections.
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U. S
Mike Colisanto
Altea
Headquared
John L. Lewis
Codrberier
Marie Cortidon
New York
Marie
Thrie
Red Cross
Columbia Tmniversity
New York City
King’s College
Utah Southern
Equity
Ou Company
Aces
Cat Angely
Bowpen Barber Shop
Court House
Ashley Valley
Bank OF Vernal
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United States
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Oe Wah
Puldober A.cesrics
R. Barr
Russell Montgomery
N. J. Meagher
Fred G. Bingham
County OF Unit
Meagher, Jr
Iotary
Office OF the Bank Commissioner
Dintah State Bank
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Walter Woolley
H. Walter Woolley
A. H. Siddoway
Queen Elizabeth
St. Paul's Cathedral
J. 1M, Knapp
Univer
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