Bonanza Bridge Club Meeting and Founders Day Dinner
Bonanza Bridge club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Lloyd Devine s home with all members and guest Mrs. M H Kanistenoux of Vernal mother of Mrs Bus Richardson. Mea Jerry Carlson won high prize. Mrs Homer Phillips and Mrs Ralph Walker won low and cut prizes. Over $30 netted by the Founders Day dinner sponsored by the PTA held in the Recreation hall Monday evening of 1st week to fund school and community projects. Attendees at funeral services for Frank Kendall of Independence killed in a truck accident included Mr and Mrs Lester Ellsworth, Mr and Mrs James Clark, Mr and Mrs Earl Gurr, and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gurr. services held Tuesday afternoon of last week in Vernal.
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Bridge Club
Lloyd Devine
M. H. Kanistenoux
Vernal
Bus Richardson
Mea
Jerry Carlson
Homer Phillips
Ralph Walker
PTA
Recreation Hall
Frank Kendall
Independence
Lester Ellsworth
James Clark
Earl Gurr
Lawrence Gurr
Four Baby Blankets From One Regular Blanket Plan
A simple home project shows you can cut a regular blanket into four quarters and bind each with ribbon for baby blankets. The plan yields washable, durable blankets suitable for frequent laundering.
Brain Surgery Alters Outlook for Woman in Detroit
A Detroit hospital reported an experimental frontal lobotomy on a 28 year old woman with a long criminal history aiming to curb impulses and transform her into a productive citizen. Doctors said the operation may reduce the drive to act on abnormal thoughts, though long term results and broader use remain unproven and debated.
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Detroit
Usaru
Sui
Wayne County
Gener
Bose
Altravive
Louis S. Lipachutz
Michigan Society of Neurology and Psychiatry
Liegehuty
T. K. Gruber
Craig
Lips
Aage Nielasen
Lipschuta
Half of United States Army Now Is Stationed Overseas
Honolulu report cites General Handy stating about half the U S army is overseas with no plan to cut forces in Germany or Japan. He asserts Japan’s occupation needs are below Germany’s and notes no figures given, referencing MacArthur’s past estimate of 20,000. He credits central government efficiency with fewer zones. The main issue remains lack of trained personnel, though upgrades are underway to address problems.
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Honolulu, Jr
United States
Ean
Germany
Japan
Jaya
Thomas C. Handy
Hoe
MacArthur
Handy
Army Finds Food Shortage Harms German Children
FRANKFURT. The spring said it would be forced to halt supplemental feeding of 245,000 under nourished German children unless the volume of imported food was increased. The relief food was contributed mainly by combined relief agencies and the Red Cross. Army officials said the low supply was due to transatlantic shipping disruptions.
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Frankfurt
Srmng
Leemsed
Germany
Red Cross
Atrie
Theater owner offers 12 foot barge to ease housing shortage
Charley Gula, a Philadelphia theater owner, proposed renting a 12 foot barge to help relieve the citys housing shortage. Goldfine bought the barge at a bankruptcy sale and asked the director of wharves, docks and ferries to locate a mooring. The craft has 27 staterooms, each for two, with ample sunlight reaching to a depth of 580 feet.
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Philadelphia
Charley Gulafine
Goldfine
Treft
Twins More Common Among Southern Parents, Study Finds
Dr George W B Hamlett of Louisiana State University Medical School reports a study on twinning rates. Southern states show about one twin set per 75 births, national average is 3 per 93. Georgia and Florida exceed averages while New England families are less likely. Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota areas with Soviet descent show higher twinning.
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New Orleans
Mass Dixon Line
Wisconsin
George W B Hamlett
Louisiana State University Medical School
Georgia
Florida
Dixie States
New England
Minnesota
North
Dakoa
Local notices and social items from Roosevelt area
Lapoint Mable Jenkins and Darrell Swain traveled to Salt Lake City for business returning Thursday night. Francis Horrocks of Vernal, welfare worker, was in town on Monday. Funeral services were held Saturday for infant Norton, born February 3 at Roosevelt hospital. Interment was at LaPoint Cemetery. Mrs Kay Winn returned home from Basin hospital in Vernal. Harlen Turner went to Salt Lake City to fetch his daughter Annie from her grandfather John Woodruff. Mr and Mrs Ercel Sprouse of Hayden visited town Tuesday. Duane Hacking of Roosevelt visited his parents.
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Darrell Swain
Salt Lake City
Francis Horrocks
Vernal
Norton
Joe Norton
Roosevelt Hospital
LaPoint
Ceme
Kay Winn
Basin Hospital
Harlen Turner
Annie
John Woodruff
Ercel Sprouse
Hayden
Duane Hacking
Roosevelt
Local notes from Fort Duchesne and nearby towns
Clair Hacking reports Grace Lambert back in hospital at Fort Duchesne after weekend at home. Grace works horses there. Bishop and Mrs Lee Walker spent weekend in Salt Lake City and returned Sunday evening. Frank Jenkins stayed with Nib Brough at Randlett Thursday night. Rex Jenkins visited Junior Jenkins at Roosevelt Thursday night. Lille Bigelow's Blue Bird Primary class won February birthday pennies birthday cake. Mrs Bill Yack of Neola visited with her mother Caroline Thompson Saturday. Sheriff Snyder was in La Paint on Friday.
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Rex Jenkins
Junior Jenkins
Roosevelt
Lille Bigelow
Bill Yack
Neola
Caroline Thompson
Sheriff Snyder
la Paint
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Brian Donlevy
Wm, Bendix and
Barry Fitzgerald
Reno
Lawrence Tierney
San Quentin
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Teddy LaMarr
George Sanders
Strange Woman
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Raymond Hatton
Raiders of the South
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Claude Rains
Paul Muni
Angel ON
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