Livestock Men Press sweeping cuts in federal costs
Members of the American National Livestock Association closed their 45th convention in Salt Lake City by passing a resolution urging drastic curtailment of non defense expenditures including AAA payrolls. They endorsed embargoes on livestock and dressed meats from hoof and mouth infected countries and urged priority for ranchers, oppose chain store tax, and seek vehicle size regulation.
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American National Livestock Association
Salt Lake
Frank S Boice
Tucson
Ariz
Osc
J Elmer Brock
Seasion
Phoenix
Dpd Brownfield
Defense Program Calls for Aid From Entire Citizenry
County chairmen met in Salt Lake City to outline a broad home defense plan. Governor Maw urged every person to contribute, reduce waste, and buy defense stamps. Civilian protection stressed with emphasis on water, sewage, blood banks, and disease prevention as wartime measures tighten controls and rationing looms.
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New House
Salt Lake City
Henderson
Uintah
Herbert B . Maw
Gus P Barkman
Rngt of Defense
Maw
Mr Henderson
Meates
Jack Helena
San Francisco
D A Skeen
Funeral Held for Clarence Bird at Maeser Ward
Funeral services were held Friday at the Maeser Ward chapel for Clarence Bird who died suddenly at his home Tuesday morning. Bishop Lester Bingham directed with Archie Johnson as speaker, and a quartet led opening and closing hymns. Pallbearers included family members, and interment followed at Mt Well cemetery under Swain Funeral Home.
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Laurence
Funeral Held Saturday for Emma Workman
Funeral services for Emma Workman 78 were held Saturday at 1:00 PM in the Vernal Second Ward chapel. Bishop Owen Siaugh presided as Harold Davis Arthur Manwaring Mrs Mae Jorgensen and others provided music. Speakers included Phil Watkins and Walter Woolley with remarks by Bishop Sluaugh.
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Exuma Taella
Vernal
Second Ward
Owen Siaugh
Workman
Harold Davis
Arthur Manwaring
Mae Jorgensen
M O Thurman
May Henderson
Mary Manwaring
Jorgensen
Phil Watkins
Walter Woolley
Sluaugh
E .J. Winder
Jon B Eaton
Glineswud
Uintah Triumphs Over Duchesne In Opening Game
Uintah high school defeated Duchesne 45 to 26 on Duchesne’s floor to start the season. Fowler led the Utes with 19 points while Oaks, Williams, Maenwericke, and Jones also contributed. Substitutes were Walker, Ineme, Luck, Reader and Stone as Uintah opens a schedule against Roosevelt next.
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Uintah
Utes
Roozevelt
Altamont
Alterra
Duchesne
Mt Vernal
UHES
Uhs-Altamont
Onehesne
Roosevelt
Eastern Utah Lions Hold Meeting Here
Eastern Utah Lions heard plans for large scale power development on the Green or Colorado River outlined by O C Wright of Fort Duchesne at a Lions luncheon at the Grill Cafe. The group noted national planting board interest in the Split Mountain or Dewey site and praised Vernal for club attendance.
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Utah
Lions
Green
Golorado
O C Wright
Fort Duchesne
Duchesne Club
Roosevelt
Heber
Wright
National Planting Board
Split Mountain
Green River
Dewey
Colorado
Ralph Riddeway
Vernal Club
Duchesne
Vernal
Pric
Vest
DeVere Carroll
Charles Nielson
Mebm
HK B
Chibs
Heber City
Zatap
Plans Made for Wool School at Vernal Feb 10-11
Plans are under way to hold a two day Wool School at Vernal Tuesday and Wednesday February 10 and 11. The school is sponsored by the Ashley Woolgrowers and Vernal Lions Club with County Agent Russell Keetch in charge. The sponsors will furnish instructors and equipment through Utah State Agricultural College. Committees and names of organizers are listed for general, advertising, finance, and program duties.
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Vernal
Ashley Woolgrower
Vernal Lions Club
Russel
Keetch
Sorpa
Utah State Agricultural College
I Ray Stringham
Pease Keetch
IL Stringham
Elmer Lind
Adair Tyzack
Harald Header
Harold B Davis
H Stringham
Adair Tyrack
F G Eskelaon
N Preas
Claudius Banks
Ray Stringham
Harold Reader
Elvin E Weeks
Harold E Davis
Banks
Ear Sanford
Raymond Biddeway
Ray Siwaller
Surveys Started on the Naples Pipe Line Project
Engineers from the Soil Conservation Service began preliminary surveys for the Naples Water Facility Project in Vernal. The team, led by H M Ivory, includes Jarry KO Woodward, Grant E Chigg, Clarence E Mosley, and Herbert Faye, with Roosevelt office staff assisting. Data on pipelines and cost estimates will be prepared for the Naples Water Users Committee in about ten days as detailed surveys set to begin after committee approval.
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Soil Conservation Service
Naples
H M Ivory
Uintah Basin
Soil Conservation District
Roosevelt Office
Ivory
Jarry KO Woodward Grant E Chigg
Clarence E Mosley
Herbert Faye
FSA Personel
Clair R Hopkins County RR
Tyory
Uteatta
Calder Wins High University Office and Church Roles
Grant H Calder is appointed executive secretary to the president at the University of Utah. A long time faculty member since 1939, he previously served as an instructor of accounts and business statistics. Calder, a Harvard MB graduate, has held various posts including editor of The Borer and office manager at Calder Broa Creamery. He also earned a USAC BS in 1935 and was secretary of the Swiss German LDS mission in 1933–33. He belonged to the Vernal Fist ward Boy Scouts and was among Utah’s first badge recipients in the One First List class.
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Hyrum
Sears
LeRoy Cowley
Calder
al Bar
U of O Business School
UHS
LDS
USAC
Harvard
Calder Broa Greamery
Ulutah Basin
Vernal Fist Ward
Boy Scouts of America
Patriotic Talk by Vernal Mayor Electrifies PTA Meeting
A Vernon PTA gathering heard Mayor B H Stringham deliver an address on Education for Defense stressing unity and cooperation. The evening featured the high school orchestra led by Karl J Engar, and problem discussions from parents and teachers were reviewed and approved for continuation next month led by Mrs Ray Duke.
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Jorge
Parjont Teachers Association
UES
Tinten High School
Karl J Engar
B H Stringham
PTA
Nere
Ray Duke
Gentral School
Woolmen Gather for Nation Meet in War Wool Talks
Woolgrowers from across the nation descend on Salt Lake City for the National Woolgrowers Association annual convention at the Hotel Utah during the week of January 29. Speakers include Brig Gen Lb Corbin, Kenneth Mariner, James P Davis, Leon Henderson, RC Rich, and FE Eckerman. discussions focus on war needs, production controls, and wool prices amid government orders and army programs still in flux.
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Balk Lake
America
Utah
National Woolgrowers Association
R Marshall
Corbin
Ogden
Kenneth Mariner
OPA
James P Davia Leon Hendersons
RC Rich
FE Eckerman
American Wool Council
Reservoir Co Holds Annual Meeting Monday
At the Ashley Valley Reservoir Company annual meeting held in the courthouse at 2 pm Leonard Perry secretary presented a report and Leon P Christensen engineer reviewed the year’s reservoir construction. Directors were reelected including Leonard Perry and Arthur Roderquist with holdover directors Robert Hunting Mark Cook and Clarence Palmer. Present officers are Mr Hunting president and Mr Perry secretary. Weather hindered work this year, with 194? being unfavorable for reservoir construction, and a continuation note appears on page 8.
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Ashley Valley
Court House
Leonard Perry
Leon P Christensen
Arthur Roderquist
Robert Hunting
Mark Cook
Clarence Palmer
Mr Hunting
Mr Perry
George & Blaugh
Back to Work John Garner Ends Self-Imposed Silence
On January 20 1941 former vice president John Garner said he would end a 12 month self-imposed isolation. Speculation swirled in political circles about his future role while Gary Her Answering a phone call in his vacant office before retiring to Uvalde Texas is shown in a photo.
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John’ Ni Garner
Gary
Uvalde
Texas
Psir
Vernal Enjoys One of Utah's Finest Water Supplies
Harmony Sowarda's leadership as Vernal councilman and water committee chair guides the city’s effort to complete a premier culinary water system. Francis Feltch is new chairman as the WPA project advances from Ashley Creek canyon, delivering clear, nearly perfect bacteriological quality from 12 inch steel pipes toward the storage tank. A new line, to be finished early next spring, will run above the High Line Canal, replacing curved cement piping and improving supply reliability.
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Harmony Sowarda
Don R Barr
Charles A Hatch
Utah
Francis Feltch
State Department of Health
Mr Sowards
Ashley Creek Canyon
Sewards
High Line
Vernal City Opens New City Office Quarters
Verna city offices move to quarters once occupied by Uintah Gas in the Ashley Co operative building. City Recorder, Treasurer, Water, Streets, and other offices operate from the new space. Mayor Stringham urges inspection and suggestions as public works plan for spring includes waterworks extensions and a cement settling tank project near Milt Hincking place.
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Verna City
Ormierly
Uintah Gas Company
Ashley Co-op
Mmralais City Recorder
Aru
Counci Chamber
EH Stringham
Pope of
Verna
Stringham
Milt
Eal
Secitry
Vernal City
Iphatt
Uintah Red Cross First Drive Raises County Support
A reader letter from Uintah County recounts the Red Cross fund drive effort led by Roy Rhowdlter and Beatrice Strian in support of local clubs, schools, and volunteers. The appeal notes donations under 6 and a total surpassing 100 dollars, with praise for junior Red Cross students and United County echoes funding the campaign.
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Howalter
Tals County
The
Red Ak
Utah
Roy Rhowdlter
Beatrice Strian
Red Cross
United County Echo
President Birthday Ball to be January 30
The Lions Club leads a countywide drive titled The March of Dimes with a birthday ball set for Friday night January 30 at the Imperial. Local stores and schools collect employee contributions, government workers included, to support the campaign amid party politics and civic service rules.
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Vernat Lions Club
Civ Bervica
Imperial Aan
Carroll
Contliad
Army letter from Sgt Lewis Wilcoxson stationed at Papams
Sgt Wilcoxson writes that his son Sgt Lewis Wilcoxson, stationed with the regular army at Papams, says the unit has kept busy guarding outer defenses. No work details are given. he is well. The elder Wilcoxson has served about three years.
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John 8
Wilcoxson
Lewis Wicoxan
Papams
Ure Cabal
Mother of Mrs Sather Dies at Denver Monday
Mrs Fr Judson, mother of Mrs Sather, died Monday afternoon in Denver after a heart attack. L Sather and family left Wemmsday evening for Denver to inform Mrs Gather at the bedside. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon. Mrs Sather and family expect to return to Vernal Sunday.
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Sather
Wemmsday Jevening
Denver
Gather
Fr. Judson
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France
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Macomet
Clarence Bird
Maeser Fri
Emma Workman
Eastern Utah Lions
Yallouh
Myron O ‘Taylor
Ert
Maxime Weygand Kright
Allied Armiey
Germany
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