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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
2
Ruth Wyete Wyeth Spears presents a toy craft note on a simple early American hobbyhorse head copied from a craftsman’s design. A toddle bike idea uses a lumber cut, mounted on a broomstick, with a Slew pattern No 87 for a complete painted bobbyhorny head and parts, offered as a 15 cent pattern.
Automatic oxygen masks now worn by United States military airmen regulate oxygen and oil mix automatically. The device works up to 38 000 feet, supplying the proper mixture with valves controlled by atmospheric pressure, reducing guesswork and delays in critical combat conditions.
A mosaic of anecdotes features Jim Byrnes masking four line notes to FDR, Dempsey’s campfire chats with Tunney, and Mike’s sensational training intel.Bits of showbiz lore span Eddie Cantor’s tribute, Nick Wreden’s calf bound books, WIZ’s 59 kilowatt transmitter, and a doctor’s elusive prescription tale. The column also nods to British subject status for Will Bishoney, Christmas pink trees, and a flurry of quotes on fame and talent.
Albert Lea, Minnesota, serves as a model for postwar reconversion efforts by the Committee for Economic Development. The group analyzes prewar and wartime labor, estimates postwar employment needs, and outlines strategies to prevent unemployment, including payrolls, farm income, and local industry surveys. The aim is to guide nationwide recovery with detailed regional data and policy recommendations.
A local community economic development survey suggests postwar conditions may create jobs as employers plan to hire additional workers. It notes 592 families in city and rural areas expect new homes within two years after the war. Outcomes hinge on employer cooperation and broader social support.
A wartime letter from an army captain discusses home front morale and the aim to defeat Axis powers. He warns America may drift into luxury and urges resolve, criticizing Roosevelt's draft proposals and labor policy while reflecting on discipline, cleanliness, and republican ideals learned at Amherst.
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