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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1943

Page

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Scout Training Proves Aid To US Forges Stronger Scouts

The Boy Scouts of America mark National Scout Week February 6 to 14 with a theme Toughen up Buckle down and carry on to Victory. The campaign urges boys to become stronger healthier citizens and potential soldiers, emphasizing hiking camping signaling map work and survival skills. It stresses mental and moral prep to support the war effort and notes many scouts will join the armed forces before the end of the conflict.

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Local man graduates from Luke Field technical school

Private Altin Hirth Brimhall of Vernal Utah graduates from the Technical Training School of the Air Force Advanced Flying School at Luke Field Arizona in one of the West Coast’s largest training programs. Albert Newton Rucker, a radio technician, completes the Stev Llitz school and now serves in Boca Raton Field Florida. Meanwhile Harland E S Stewart and Boe Thome E Hall advance in armor and air base postings, with Cpl Hall at Hobbs Army Air Base.

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Services Held for Mrs. McCarrell At Second Ward

Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth McCarrell were held Friday at the Second Ward Chapel with Bishop Owen Slaugh presiding. The service featured the Old Rugged Cross, Whispering Hope, and Perfect Day. Interment followed at Vernal Memorial Park. Survived by five sons and three daughters, including Mrs Tiffany and Mrs Holmes of Vernal, and Mrs Kate Ventor of Burns Oregon.

Elizabeth McCarrell Second Ward Owen Slaugh Ashley Burdlett Arthur Manwaring Mustend Thertore McCarrel Osborn McCanvll Francis MecCarrell Orvall McCarrell Willan McCarrell William Holmes JY Vernal Memorial Park Bishop Fateh McCarrell Jesu Tiffany Emma Holmes Vernal Kate Ventor Burns Oregon Theodore Osborn Francis Orval William McCarrell

Seven Men Cleared for Active Duty in Local Induction

On Wednesday morning six men departed for active duty in the U S Army Air Forces including Morrell E McKowen van J Karren Harold H Cook Paul Duane Caldwell Eugene W Howell and Joseph Zelph Massey. Dale Harvey Willis was one day late for his final physical and left Thursday for induction.

Us&s Amed Fories Morrell E McKowen van J Karren Harold H Cook Paul Duane Caldwell Eugene W Howell Joseph Zelph Massey Dale Harvey Willis

Ashley Valley Snow Totals Report Across Regions

The article notes 7 inches of snow in Vernal with 1 inch of precipitation, and reports various snow depths across several Utah locations including 112 inches at Dead Man Beach and two feet at White Rocks, with earlier readings from Moon Lake and Cotton Station. Weather observer Theodoré Johnson cites a 45 degree day and subzero morning temperatures, while communications hinder exact tallies.

Theodoré Johnson Dead Man Beach Colorado State Forest Rangers Cotton Station Altemah White Racks Whiterocks Aistion Moon Lake Ex Ham Strawberry

California Cars Must Have Utah Stickers

County treasurer Owen Mintigh announced that California licensed cars must display Utah stickers this week due to California license expiration. The rule also applies to other vehicles with expired California licenses.

California Utah Owen Mintigh

Large Crowds Attend Uintah Stake Conference

Elder Levi Edgar Young presided over a large Sunday stake conference in Uintah with 547 attendees at the morning session and 657 at another. visiting officials met Saturday night as weather drew many worshippers who walked to the tabernacle. The program included choirs, sermons, and emphasis on home canned foods, tithing, and missionary progress, noting similar tabernacle design to Nauvoo and urging reverence in worship.

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Red Cross War Fund Drive Set to Start March 1

Uintah County prepares for the Red Cross war fund campaign with a $125,090 goal. Mrs Tenney Johnston chairs the Intah chapter, noting last year’s quota was $1,750 with over-subscription by $1500. The drive begins in March after a February 28 kickoff радиan program. Utah residents contributed 64 cents per capita in the prior drive, Salt Lake County 91 cents, ranking fifth in the Pacific states.

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Clayton Findlay Receives Wings At Luke Field

Clayton Findlay received his wings at Luke Field on a Saturday and was commissioned a second lieutenant. He entered federal service in March 1941 with the 115th En, was stationed at San Luis Obispo and National City, and assigned to the air corps. His mother, Mrs Grace Findlay, attended his graduation exercises.

Clayton Findlay Luke Field Biinier Pied Bakera Field San Luis Obispo National City Air Corps Grace Findlay

Lions Club Favors Holding of Stock Show in Vernal

The Vernal Lions Club favored holding the Basin Livestock Show in 1943 as the Basin’s greatest educational gathering. At a luncheon at the Grit Gate, Dr F Q Eskersgon led the meeting, Harold Header attended as guest, and a male quartet sang Home on the Range. A Roll of Honor for club members serving the country was presented, and a delegation bid farewell to groups of men leaving for service. The new Victory Tax was explained by J A Cheney who discussed the Robinson bill, which would move to the Indian Service nearly a million acres.

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Sheepmen Select W N Preas in Range Dispute

Tuesday evening local wool mowers meeting at the Court House chose W N Preas to serve on a three member committee to review Unit D issues. The other two seats will be filled by a Skull Creek representative and a Grazing Service member. The dispute concerns Unit D Utah Grading District No 8 and Skull Creek Unit of Colorado Grazing District No tang boundary questions.

Court House W N Preas Skull Creek Utah Colorado

Ration Books Issued Feb 2027 for War Ration Program

Uintah County announces issuance of War Ration Book Two during a February 21 to 28 distribution week. Families register once, presenting all coffee and sugar books plus a Consumer Declaration. March begins rationing with 48 points per person for the month, via AB and blue stamps, with point values set by national standards and adjusted by supply.

Alvin E Weks Uintah County OPA

Legion Hears Wildlife Lecture Monday at Community House

Daniel Beard custodian of Dinosaur National Monument and author of Fading Trails spoke to Witbeck Post No 11 American Legion and Auxiliary on wildlife origins and near extinct species. He presented Whaodochrome slides and paintings of kit fox sage den and other creatures. Following the lecture refreshments were served and the program was organized by Charles D Anderson and Glen Lambert with Mrs Glen Lambert and Mrs John present.

Daniel Beard Dinosaur National Monument Witbeck Post No 11 American Legion Mr Beard Kit Fox Mountain Sage den Mr Beards Spnt Hacking Charles D Anderson Glen Lambert Mra Mo John One

UHS Band Concert Set for February at Uintah High

Uintah High School band presents its annual concert under Te The Mocking Bin directed by Anna Fay Snow in the UHS auditorium February 7 featuring overtures Jolly Fellows American Patrol and Stars and Stripes Forever plus other popular numbers. Admission is free this year.

Uintah High School UHS Te ‘the Mocking bin Anna’ ‘Fay Snow Jolly Fobbers

Scouts to Present Program in All Wards

Sunday Scouts to Present Program in all wards closing feature of Boy Scout Work. The Scouts, under the direction of the M A presidency and the Scout troop, will present the Sunday evening program in each ward throughout the stake. A talk will cover What Scouting Has Done For Me and the advantages of scouting.

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Stringham Chosen Head of District Advisory Board

The District Advisory Board met at the Court House with Regional Grazier C F Moore and Assistant Regional Grazier Werner Griswald. They reorganized, electing B H Stringham chairman with H F Seeley as vice chairman and other members in sheep and cattle sections. The board issued grazing recommendations including 25 rejections or suspensions, 16 term permits, and 21 approvals. All applications must be in the district office by February 18.

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Wool Men Plan Annual Convention

The Ashisy Woolgrowers will hold their annual convention Saturday, February 20th, at the city Court House. The event marks a historic gathering of the royal association with plans to discuss wool supply, wartime demand, and potential market effects if the war ends abruptly.

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Family Gardens to Safeguard Mation's Health

Emergency era guidance urges every household to grow a victory garden to bolster defense and health. Farmers, armed forces, and allies rely on domestic food production. all can secure seeds early to ensure adequate vegetables for families this coming year.

United States Department For Agriculture

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