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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1943
Page
3
Wartime statement urges Americans to think clearly and act united to win the war and peace. It calls for discarding old prejudices and personal gains, praising good actions, and avoiding divisions sown by others who seek selfish ends.
Amid the 1943 Utah session, a partisan clash grows as bills would strip the finance commission of power over most departments, expand its reach via added appointees, and grant veto capability to top officials. Proposals also seek tax and election law changes, signaling a major constitutional reshaping fight.
Describes widespread starvation as Axis forces seized food while civilians animals and livestock faced starvation and death amid occupation. Emphasizes harsh impact on people and remaining livestock in Greek farms.
Fragmented record shows House bills on meat standards and school funding, plus Senate roll calls. Mentions Rep A W An, Rep Quayle, Rep Mitchell Melich, and Sen Christensen absent. HB 1 2 3 referenced with votes and committee actions, including a measure on auto license fees and teacher salaries.
The fragmentary text references rationing measures during war, urging obedience and resistance to shortages. It cites income rules from 1989 and discusses prioritizing supplies to speed wartime ends.
A Vera Salawelt and Vera Gardner visit relatives in Utah California and Colorado. Mrs Gardner plans to stay with LaMar Barton in Utah before returning home. Mrs Luther Stewart hosted a birthday luncheon for students and relatives. Lewis Murray returned from a Thursday trip to a trap line near Masadona Colorado. Florence Wills of Vernal joins in local notices.
An OCR fragment lists many personal names and scattered notes about people, dates, and events. It mentions Mrs and Mr figures, a race or promenade, a queen candidate, and a February date, set in a social or ceremonial context with multiple locations and roles.
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