Pote Seeks Vast War Fund From Congress
President Roosevelt addressed a joint session, outlining a unified wartime plan and urging Congress to approve massive production. He called for 60000 aircraft this year and 125000 next, plus 45000 tanks now and 75000 next, asserting total victory against the Axis is inevitable. The speech drew gasps and varied reactions from lawmakers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Tokyo Started This War ‘Put the Massed Angered Forcesa of ‘Rominion
Congress
County Board Prepares To Ration Tires
Uintah Duchesne and Daggett counties receive January tire quotas as the Uintah county board meets to organize with L C Thorne as chairman and F L Neel as secretary. Applications have begun, with at least one exhausting the county’s entire tre al lotment.
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Feeral Ug
Duchesne
Daggett
Degeett
Uintah
L C Thome
F L Neel
Othe
Glen Lambert
R Barr
Hazelbush
Neel
Anes
Miss Noel
Vernal Omitted From Tour of iHospital Sites
Six army officers seeking a site for an inland army hospital toured central and southern Utah visiting Price Mant Richfield Genser and Cedar City and traveled to Land for Salt Lake City. The excursion extended north from Salt Lake City to southeastern Idaho and back to Utah beginning Saturday. Vernal was not included in the tour despite Vernal submitting its hospital education request to Minor R G Cooper.
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Army
Utah
Price Mant Richfield Genser
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Aniling
Man Vernal
R G Cooper
Abidwis Vernal
Vernal Selectee Calls Mother From Los Angeles
Mrs Minnie Creece received a long distance call Thursday from her son Ronald V Preece who is stationed with the Field Artillery near Los Angeles wishing her a Happy New Year.
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Minnie Creece
Ronald V Preece
The
Pield Artillery
Los Angeles
Funeral Held for Mary F Stringham Hall
Mary Fontella Stringham Hall wife of Mark M Hatt died after a four year illness and was buried Friday. Funeral services were at the Maeser chapel with remarks by church and community members. Surviving are her husband, four sons, two daughters, and seven grandchildren, her Vernal era life noted from schoolteacher to relief society leader.
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Maeser
Mary Fontella Stringham Hall
Mark M Hatt
Maeser Chapel
John L McConkie
Pirat
Charlea H Collen
Mae Jorgenson
Mary Manwaring
Archie John Oa
Eucklle Calder
Lester Bingham
Ray Slatgham
Hall
Philp
Carolline
Crouch Strawham
Vernal
University of Utah
Uintah County
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Alberta
Canada
Hart
Maeser Lds Wari Relief Society
Uintah Stake Relief Society
MIA
Masserward
Philp R Lyin
Acels
Maysie Hall
Vernel
Grace Hall Kimball
Roosevelt
David D Hall
Ontario
Calif
Dryant H
Ray Stringham
William Stringham
Compton Califatx
Joseph P Hacking
Ethelwynne Collett
Beatrice Stringham
Colton
East Lake City
Susie Shaffer
Mant
L EF Reed
T George
School Board Discusses Consolidation Plan
A special meeting of the Wintan Board of Education with all members present and Superintendent L G Noble discussed west side schools consolidation for 1942 43. No action was taken on the 1942 43 salary schedule. completing the Central school building is delayed due to material and skilled labor shortages. The building will not open until early September next year and it will cost about 168.50 to finish the structure for now.
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Wintan | Board of Education
Manuay
L G Noble
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Noble
Ten Central School
Livestock Men Of Nation Gather in S S
Veteran cattlemen and new producers met in East Lake City for the forty fifth annual American National Livestock association convention. Speakers included Clarence Budington Kell Grover Hill and Elmer Brock with F E Mollin. War aims shift topics toward cattle supply marketing goals public land policy and defense cooperation as the event continues.
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East Lake City
American National Livestock Association
Clarence Budington Kell
Republican National Committee
Grover B Hill
Hie
Elmer Brock
Knyde Wye
F E Mollin
Denver
Gale
Lions Clubs To Hold Victory Program
Lions Clubs plan a nationwide Victory Program to demonstrate civilian defense readiness. Four thousand clubs will participate, sending telegrams and resolutions to President Roosevelt, governors, and mayors. The Vernal club will host an evening luncheon, outlining plans for defense stamps and bonds, blood banks, and conservation drives.
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Jamived
Lertary
Chirag al
Dal
Texas Lions International
Cvery Lions Club
United For Victory
Tta
Roosevelt
Lions Clubs
Uintah County Budget Approved For $30 538
Uintah County commissioners approved the 1942 budget at the December 10 meeting and set livestock valuations. The total budget is 30538 with allocations to county offices and a long list of livestock valuations including horses cattle sheep hogs and other livestock as recommended by the Utah State Tax Commission. Dr Cary of the state health department attended and discussed county water supply and potential out of state residents in the future. The article notes state health personnel reductions increasing local workload.
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Utah State Tax Commission
Justice Court
Sheriffs Office
Lewes
Cary
State Health Department
Utah
New City Officers Take Over Duties on Monday
Vernal Utah prepares for new leadership as Bob Stringham assumes mayoral duties and leads a unified council. Stringham, former state representative and grazing advisory board chair, brings hard won experience and vows to push a bigger, better city on a solid foundation. He helped shield Uintah County from altering funding for the Acenso plate program and backed projects including the Vernal armory and livestock show funding. Citizens expect strong new governance advancing livestock and grazing interests.
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Utah
Bob Stringham
Cooper
Uintah County
Stringham
Ashley Woolgrowers Association
AAA
Etringaam
Washington DC
Texas
West
Maw
Uintah Basin
fMithy
Incoming Vernal leaders inducted at special session
At a special session on Monday in the Uintah State Bank director's room Vernal inducted new mayor Wallace Calder B Stringham and councilmen Wen dell nom foureyes Donares Franciseth and Russell Montsery. O T Pope and Wilson Murray were sworn in as councilman and treasurer, re-elected respectively. Retiring officers include Mayor Cooper Councilman Charles A Hatch and Phil Watkins, with Bowards as hold-over councilman. Hatch and Watkins had long chaired key committees and aided Vernal's improvements including streets sidewalks and the sewer system.
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Adelty
Uintah State Bank
Wallace Calder B . Stringham
Uintah County
Utah
Teak Oath
Vernal
Tow R C Cooper
Cervi Alx Tormy
Waryee
Wendell Nom Foureyes
Donares Franciseth
Russell Montsery
Watkins
Cooper
Hatch
Sowards
Bart
Pope
Funeral for Early Valley Pioneer Mother Held in Vernal
Funeral services for Emma Abplanalp Workman 72, pioneer of Ashley Valley since 1882, widow of Willam Workman, who died of a heart attack, will be held Saturday at 1:00 pm at Vernal Bee and Ward Chapel with Bishop Own Laugh presiding. Interment at Vernal Memorial Park under Gwaln Funeral Home. County clerk notes irrigation company and trust company officials must file their oath of office each January.
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Emma Abplanalp Watkman
Willam Workman
Owsnlaugh
Workman
Ashley Valley
Vernal Memorial Park
Gwaln Funeral Home
Irrigation Company and Trust Com
Red Cross Funds Grow With New Donations
Mrs Roy Showalter thanks supporters who aided Uintah Basin Red Cross efforts. Funds came from Main Theatre benefit, Sunday school groups, and local unions. Isaac Newton matched employee contributions and sold bonds at half price. Honor Roll lists numerous benefactors and clubs, with total receipts including 65 dollars from banana mines and 640 from Local Union No 48.
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Roy Showalter
American Red Cross
Uintah Basin
Red Cross
Verna Firat
Second Ward
Flocal Union
Barber Asphalt
Newton Bros Ca
Thhe
MM Harold Reader
J A Cheney
the Ladies Guild
Adair Tymck
Rebecca Lodge
Jacklé Tyzack
Carma Ross Seth Perry
George EL Adams
Thede McCarrell
Ashley Woolgrowers Association
Price
Phillips Newton Brothers
Taglio
Wilson Henry Harriet
Ho Tyzack
Bil Hart
Naples
Leslie Anderson
Meagher
Russell Montgomery
Seeley
Emery Johnson
Anderson Erma Fletch
Martin Fletcher
al Remington
Siddoway Rey James
Hallwood J C Penney
Elmer Swett
Measer Farmer Dies of Heart Attack Tuesday
Clarence Bind 78 a longtime Maeser Valley farmer and horticulturist living alone in a cabin near his stepdaughter Mrs Bisle Blackburn was found dead from a heart attack early Tuesday. County physician Dr. Hansen and county attorney RH R Hackett investigated. the inquest was deemed unnecessary. Bird ran a premier apricot and prune orchard and had recently rebuilt after a home fire. Born June 7, 1865, at St George, he moved to Provo and then to the Ashley Valley in 1820 to settle on his current farm site.
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Clarence Bind
Maeservea
Bisle Blackburn
Bird
Tri L
Hansen
Hackett
Ashley Valley
Blackburn
St George
Taylor Reeves
Aldho
Indian Brothers Die in Frigid Utah Tragedy
In Uintah County two brothers Martin Gibsilo 29 and Jacob Sibella 25 froze near their Randilett Ouray home after abandoning their sedan on a highway. They sought to walk home a mile, were partly clothed, drank earlier, and were found near the road by their father. Authorities investigated and a coroner's inquest followed.
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Uintah County
Io New West
Randilett-Ouray
Martin Gibsilo
Jacob Sibella
Dick Bibella
Bport
Jacob
Sherrif H. M. Snyder
Wright County
RR. Iackett
L. Piper
Ouray
Randlett
Snyder
Wright
Wy & Hender
Ann Fstice
Speace
Superintendent L G Noble resumes studies at WSC
Superintendent L G Noble continues his education at West Side College while pursuing his Doctorate. He is balancing duties as superintendent with advanced studies, contributing to his professional growth and district leadership.
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L. G Noble
Angeles
WSC
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Aa County
Oard
HS Sowards
Vernals Governing Board
Laws, Safety and
Lcense
Sanittion Mobile Health and City Property Compositee
New Administration
Mary F. Stringham
S. S
IL Stringham
Vernain
New City
BR . Copper
SS Ee
Americas
Clattie R Wickard
Mary Haden
UU & A
Betty
Heiler
Measer Farmer
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