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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
2
Fragmented cooking and household tips describe using corn or rolled vats as breadcrumbs substitutes and methods for edible base preparation. Other hints include velvet bastes with silk thread, orange peel in tea, preserving jars, varnished tablet care, soap on screw threads, toy wagon string safety, and felt hat refreshing with bandpaper to avoid spots.
The Mundt bill HR 610 aims to protect U S waterways from pollution, with supporters arguing federal action is needed beyond state borders while critics warn against overdevelopment and ecological damage. Kenneth Reid of the Isaac Walton League frames hydromania as overindulgent engineering that harms fisheries, wildlife, and recreation, urging pollution controls and careful resource stewardship.
A fashion note highlights a thin season headband styled as a wreath encircling the head. It departs from the traditional flower cluster over one or both ears, offering a fresh look for accessories and attire.
A quirky note describes check taf feta Dickeys in two styles, either lemon Mandarin or puffed collar, as part of a playful fashion set for a bold outfit.
The Big Three at Yalta outlined a postwar Europe with expanded Russia, smaller nations choosing their governments, and a demilitarized Germany. Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill agreed on a government for the liberated nations, with later free elections, and an international body to preserve peace. Russia would occupy the east, Britain the northwest, and the United States the west, with France invited to control the Rhineland. Military moves and troop pressure from Zhukov and Montgomery framed the drive on Berlin and the Ruhr as Allied operations slowed by German floods and rising production pressure. Meat shortages due to drought and government stock policies threatened 1945 spring supplies, with federal packers ordered to reserve 70 percent of beef for military and lend-lease needs.
The spring fashion picture features a tweed suit in new neutral tones and mod bright colors. A wood coat over print dresses, boxy jackets, sheer dresses with tunic effect, petticoats, jabot ruffles, lace trimmed prints, ribbons, velvet, and floral embellishments are described as very new and pretty.
Reports claim Nazi leaders pressured the German public with promises of military miracles as the Soviet drive nears Saxony and Allied actions target the Ruhr. Analysts speculate whether Germany intends to lure Russians deeper into the Reich before counterattacking in spring thaws to disrupt Red communications.
The National Geographic Society notes most U S lumber is used for packing materials for overseas delivery. Last year three fourths of the several hundred thousand tons shipped to the fighting fronts went to wooden boxes and crates.
Pacific front report details US forces sealing Luzon pockets in Manila with infantry and airborne divisions pressing through rubble and fortified south end positions. Fierce artillery duels and ground assaults shrink Japanese defense as liberation advances intensify near docks and city center. Marine correspondent Alvin Josephy Jr notes increased media presence and ongoing reconnaissance.
After protracted talks the AFL readmits Jol L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers, ending a long absence sparked by Lewis joining CIO activity. A regent conference allows District 50 to stay under UMW while AFL considers proper affiliations, aiming to curb wage increases and counter the War Labor Board.
Postwar finance proposals urge U S leadership in economic cooperation to lay foundations for expanded world trade. Roosevelt seeks congressional approval for the Bretton Woods plan to stabilize exchange and fund reconstruction. France under De Gaulle moves toward central economic control with provisional commissioners overseeing all business sectors. Tax burdens rise as war costs strain the nation. World War II fatalities and reconstruction finances are summarized, noting Germany and Russia bearing heavy casualties while Britain and France face lower losses. Farm mortgage debt drops due to Federal land bank repayments, with large loan activity in 1944 and significant prior-year repayments reducing outstanding debt.
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