Boy Scout Week Fosters Courage and War Effort
The nation honors Boy Scout Week and the Scouts public service during wartime. About 400,000 Scouts over 16 may advance to armed roles before victory, while former Scouts assist Navy Coast Guard and Merchant Marine efforts. Scouting trains for life, courage, and character to assure victory and lasting peace.
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Odious Comparison On Wartime Strikes Cited By Morse
Wayne L Morse of the War Labor Board condemned labor strikes during wartime and rejected alibis or provocations as unacceptable for workers. He argued home life and paid vacations cannot compare to soldiers at battle stations where dangers and deaths occur. He said no soldier or sailor ever strikes while defending the nation.
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Bootlegging stages comeback under liquor rationing
New York January 31 bootlegging resurges amid wartime liquor rationing as illicit alcohol trade thrives in the shadows of prohibition era controls. The illicit market, once quashed, resurges with shortages and higher risks, still claiming lives in the hidden economy.
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Prohibition Moonshine Networks Grow Amid Enforcement Gaps
The state and nation face a rising moonshine problem as unlawful liquor production expands beyond earlier levels. Sources note broader manufacture and sale, with liquor being cut into multiple bottles, risking lethal mixtures. Moonshine is already a large share of consumption and could rise further without stronger federal and state controls.
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United States
Anrifty War Fonds Offer Savings Plan
A brief note encourages thrift by saving ten percent of every paycheck to aid national efforts and reduce costs during difficult times. The message promotes disciplined budgeting and timely deposits as practical patriotic action.
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America
Uintah Reservation Farmers Adopt Victory Food Production Program
Uintah Ouray Reservation extends a Victory Food Production program led by the Womens Home Extension Council at Fort Duchesne. The effort promotes home management, food storage, and seed use with contest prizes funded by the council to boost countywide production during 1943. Delegates from six Extension clubs, local teachers, nurses, and community members attended planning meetings to draft rules, constitution, and bylaws, and arrange nutrition and sewing classes.
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Womens Home Extension Council
Fort Duchesne
Lseal
Genevive Feagin
Keetch County
Uintah
Gtella LaRose
Ft Duchesne
Lillie Wash
Elsie Pawinnee
Qursy
Harmett Tarapont
Whiterecks
Frances Ankerpont
Myton
Sara Huckford
Lapoint
Mary Mae Murray
Outicto
Helen Guerre
Sara Hackford
Council
Ft Duchesne School
Hanna Richards
Charles Daniels
Juanita Curry
Pele Luero
Wodrow
Harris Rosebrg
Joyce Thodes
Freddie Burson
Ada Denver
Joanne Beecroft
Whiterocks School
Melba Cesspocch
Barbara
Eva Johnson
OPA Tightens Tire Regulation Enforcement at Gas Stations
The OPA urges tire dealers to comply with rationing rules. Weeks notes records must identify tires turned in and replacement certificates. Tires received must be kept for at least thirty days and ready for inspection before sale. inspectors will check every trade in tire to prevent new issuance of a used tire.
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OFA
Alvin E Weeks
OPA
Weeks
Delinquent List Notice of Sale in Utah Towns
Delinquent list notice from Whiterocks Irrigation Company Lapoint Utah announces sale actions due to unpaid assessments. Treasurer directs collection through sale of specified parcels and property.
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Anti freeze substitutes price cuts noted by Weekes
Mr Weekes stated substantial reductions have been made in the price of anti-freeze substitutes. The GOPA order cuts retail prices of kerosene based products and inorganic solutions like calcium chloride. The Wet Production Board bans further manufacture of these substitutes as deleterious to car motors.
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Weekes
Wet Production Board
Rid State of Friendly Box Elder Bugs
Logan Utah persists as a serious household pest experts warn. Dr G Knowlton of Utah State Agricultural Experiment Station says winter survival allows large numbers of box elder bugs to invade homes, offices, schools, and restaurants, crawling on people and over draperies, blinds, curtains, and ornamental plants.
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Logan
Utah
G@ Knowlton
Entomologist Advises Spring Sprays for Box Elder Bugs
Entomologist Knowlton states an excellent control opportunity occurs as adult bugs emerge from hibernation on warm sunny days. He recommends spraying buildings and tree trunks with kerosene and 2 percent Lanthane 440, plus a household spray for box elder bugs. Persistent treatment is needed if infestations are not eliminated.
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Knowlton
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