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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1946

Page

6

Pikes Peak Labor Day Auto Classic Revived in Colorado

Spectacular revival of the Pikes Peak hill climb on Labor Day features a record field of top drivers competing for 7500 dollars in prize money. Notable entrants include George Berriger, Laula Unser, Rene LeBe, Jean Treveaux, Al Rogers, and Johnny Morrow as they tackle the famed 6,000-foot climb from New Mexico to Wyoming with the world watching.

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Ceremony Marks 100th Anniversary of Monterey Flag Raising

A Monterey ceremony honored the 100th anniversary of the United States flag's flagraising in California. Com. John D. Bloat spoke as a replica plow rock marker was erected at the site, with relic cairn remains found at the old Customs House. Del Monte forest dyes connected the commemoration, with Dr. J. T. Mac Dougal and Col Roger Fitch presiding over the event.

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Georgia ham show revamps Fort Valley life after 30 years

Otis Oneal, an African American extension worker at Fort Valley, Georgia, leads a long running Ham and Egg Show that draws 1,000 plus attendees to a festival of meat displays, music, and home cooking. The annual event showcases up to 600 cured hams and 250 dozen eggs, spurring community pride and diversified farming across central Georgia.

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Hospital Diagnoses Patient's Ailment As Broken Heart

In Atlantic City a New York railroad worker, Woaley Minge, 3, presents with acute chest pains and is diagnosed with a broken heart after denying prior heart issues. He traveled to marry a local woman, but a quarrel led to separation. A sedative was prescribed and he left for the boardwalk, with the condition showing improvement.

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Marine and dog return after Bremerton duty in Utah

Two Marines travel to Salt Lake City with dog V sergeant named McGregor, a chow police mascot honored for night duty at Bremerton naval base. The report notes one farmer keeper was killed in a related incident.

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Veterans fill airline jobs postwar shift across the industry

More than 25,000 veterans work for United States scheduled airlines in flight ground operations sales and administrative roles. Airlines favor servicemen and women, offer rehabilitation courses, and many employers use veterans in future staffing. ATA reports 1,000 disabled veterans retraining, with ATA carriers in Africa, Canada and the Caribbean adding about 1,000 more veterans.

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Flying hazard in airline route sparks fear and debate

A damaged report notes pilots warning of a dangerous flying hazard along a new airline route to Hawaii. It describes armed, bulletproof windshields and a noted incident where a plane encountered a heavy dive by a bird, causing concern over wildlife as a risk to flights.

Dugie Wai Aitinga Engle

Profits Grow As Electricity Aids Wartime Farming

Wartime shifts spurred farmers to view electricity as an extra hired hand. It lowers labor, boosts output, and raises living standards by powering water systems, drying crops, heating, and shop tools. Electric welders enable repairs and fabrication on the farm, extending workable hours and cutting fire hazards.

W. J. Dryden

Corn Chopping Block Described in Brief Mention

The article notes a box supported chopping block on three legs used for ear corn. A simple ant at one end serves to catch or brush away the chopped corn into a basket, ensuring it falls neatly from the block.

Milk Dispensing Slot Machines to Bring Milk Midday

Plans announce milk vending in subway stations offices factories apartments and hotels. The machines receive New York City health department approval and lab research backing. First machines to be deployed early next year will contact milk through the can spout and dispenser nozzle.

New York City

Ear Marking Methods for Purebred Hoja Identification

The article discusses tattooing purebred hojas before eight weeks as a marking method and describes a war hotthing system as an illustrated alternative. It explains that the system can handle various number combinations for individual identification.

DDT Not A Universal Pest Cure, Warns Expert

Carl J. Weinman of the University of Maos cautions that DDT, while promising, is not effective against cotton boll weevil, curculio, chinch bug, bean beetle, cattle grub, screwworm, or red spider. indoor use showed diminishing lasting effects against pests on war screens and floors.

Carl J. Weinman University of Maos Anj

Ap ie Baby Duck Frock Pattern No. with ages included

Pattern offer for complete Ap ie Baby Duck Frock designs ages 2, 3 and 4 years. Bend 20 crate La Coin. Include your name and address to receive the pattern set. Pattern omits detailed instructions in OCR but implies mailed pattern request.

Practical Clothing and Farm Building Tips for Summer Families

Advice on buying identical white socks for children to allow easy matching if worn. Suggest lining trouser pockets with chamois to prevent wear from keys and objects. When planning a farm building, consider labor arrangements and appearance.

Tnstead

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