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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1942
Page
2
A quirky advert describes decorative towels with pictorial scenes including Moss and Wese bits, Ramono, and fruits, promising cheerful tones for towel racks. It mentions a transferred panhelder motif of Mealcan pottery with multiple stamps and extra appliques for luncheon cloths, napkins, and curtains.
The report discusses new Nazi flank attacks and CIO president proposing a peace plan. It references cargo planes gaining approval and mentions Abene and Nawapepar Unitos in a garbled context.
Reports from the Don river front describe Soviet flank offensives against German forces as Moscow radio signals hint at a 1942 second front. German advances toward the Caucasus meet stiff Russian resistance near Voronezh as Soviet lines hold and spies are hunted, while Allied calls for action grow louder. Military leaders warn that a German breakthrough in the Caucasus could reverse European momentum.
Philip Murray CIO president proposed by letter to AFL chief William Green that CIO AFL seek organic unity. He urged a joint committee with an impartial arbitrator to handle jurisdictional disputes and named a three member team to discuss unity including himself and UAW president Thomas and URM union secretary Emmasppi.
The article notes beef was high and scarce in butchershops with Roosevelt citing three causes: off-season for beef, higher purchasing power, and increased meat consumption by 4 million men with water arms. Wickard hints at possible temporary relief this fall as cattle from the range arrive, though impacts on the spring beet market remain unclear.
The War Production Board considered an unofficial plan to convert shipyards on the West Coast and East Coast to produce large airframes dubbed green lipil cargo planes. Henry Kaiser and Nelson urged wartime materials access and production, while Kaiser was floated as czar of air transportation to speed supplies to fronts. Glenn Martin and other industrial leaders weighed in on the logistics.
A vintage notice describes DIY bathroom decor using morning glory motifs on towels curtains and a white external and blue interior cupboard. It details assembly with plywood joints metal angles or grooves for shelves and references pattern numbers 207 and 202 for related trim and decorative pieces.
Seasonable food buys ease budgets and protect supplies. Keep garden shoes well oiled with Neal's oil or other oils, and dry in a warm place. Onion juice enhances cooked mixtures. Iron linens in rotating folds weekly to prevent creases. Store bread in a ventilated cool container. The Army mess serves breakfast to dinner and supper. Camel cigarettes are favored by soldiers, with tobacconists promoting Camel cartons for troops.
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