Jensen Suffers First War Casualty in Alaska
Mim Margaret Stewart Nichol learns from an official letter that her husband Staff Sergeant Bruce Nicholson Jr was killed in action October 1942 while serving in German-held territory in Western Europe. They wed in Anchorage Alaska May 1941. he reenlisted after Pearl Harbor and served as a gunner first class with US Army Air Forces. Continued on Page eight.
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Mim
Margaret Stewart Nicholson
Jensent
Ware Department
Bruce
Nicholton Jr
Western
Burone
Nicholson
Anchorage
Alaska
US Army Air Cars
Rtan Harbor
Bernard Stewart
Jensen
Bel Nicholson
Visi
Service notices and leaves from Camp Kohler and Vernal units
Soldiers and family members are reported with promotions leaves and discharges. Technician Abplanalp of Vernal Utah is promoted to technician fifth grade at Camp Kohler California the only west coast Replacement Training Center. Seaman Lorin Swain visits his mother and brother while stationed in the Pacific area. Cpl Harold Richardson and Cpl Bryce Erickson are on furlough or en route to duty at Camp Terry and Lemacore base respectively.
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Camp Kohler
Sacramento
Fornia
Edwin H .Abplanasip
Signal Corps
Replac Ient
California
B OH Sherrill
Ing
Abplanalp
Vernal
Utah
Franklin Abplanalp
Tarin Swain
Lorin Swain
Bessie Swain
Lawrence Swain
Lorin
Pacific
Cpt
Harold Richardson
Lafe Hichantson
Cpl
Camp
Terry
Claude Hatch
Clade Nutch
Tu S Coast Guard
Hatch Line
San Diego
Tawrice Swaln
Tuly Atler
Bewrence Swain
Texas
Bryce Erickson
Bir
Peter A Erickson
Erickson
Lemacore Mip
Califormila
Maeser Water System Expands to Serve More Homes
Maeser residents benefited from a new water system added earlier, with a bond of 13000 approved in the fall of 1936 for a more adequate setup. An eight inch main extends from near Joseph Hackings to Vernal City lines, feeding several local blocks and homes. The Maeser Water Works owns part of the supply and Vernal City the rest. additional pipes connect to Bodily, Richards, Maeser Store, and nearby homes as the system grows. (Continued on Page Three)
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Maebser
Maeser
Maer Towl
Joseph P Wacking
Vernal City
Maeser Water Works
Joseph Hackings Place
Win Murray
Lioyd Richards
Bodily
Thomas Bingham
Wilbur Oaks
Lit
Henry Blaugh
Utes Triumph Over Tabiona In Local Gym Battle
Friday night at the local gym the Utes defeated Tabiona 56 to 33 on the Utes floor. Don Walker of Uintah led with 26 points. Garr Jones and Clark Roberts scored over 50 percent each. Tabiona’s Williams impressed for the visitors with 20 points in the main game. A junior varsity tilt between the two sides ended with Tabiona taking the win. Coach Letsrande Tee praised both teams’ freshmen and sophomores for future potential. Albert Lopez starred on Uintah’s second team. Next league games schedule Roosevelt, Duchesne, and Winnah. Utes face Almont Longhorns Friday with prelim at 7pm.
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Utes
Tabiona
Don Walker
Uintah
Letsrande Tee
Freshmer
Sohomores
Albert Lopez
Rooseveles
Alterm
Duchesne
Wintah
Allament
Tabionati
al Smant Longhorns
Wm Peterson To Speak at County Meets
Uintah County extension service will hold all day meetings at Alterra Wigh sche Lon Saturday at 10:30 am and at the county courthouse Monday at 10:30 am Speakers include Dr A Blark state garden project leader William Peterson extension specialist Lyman Rich and Fern Shipley 4 H club leader They will discuss boosting farm and home production to support wartime goals and county participation in national efforts
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Extension Service
County Court House
Talroom
William Peterson
A Blark
Lyman H Rich
Miss Fern
Shipley
Uintah County
Abj
Uintah County Officials Attend State Convention in Salt Lake City
Uintah County sent a strong delegation to the Utah State Association of County Officers convention last week at the Newhouse hotel in Salt Lake City. Attendees included County Assessor Lester Bingham County Recorder Mrs Golda Carroll County Clerk H M Snyder Sheriff Dor Finkham County Weed Committeeman Leon P Christenson County Surveyor Wallace Calder County Attorney and Commissioners Martin Curtis Alma Preece and W H Coltharp.
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Uintah County
Utah State Association of County Officers
New House
Run Salt Lake
Lester Bingham
Golda
Carroll
H M Synder
Dor Finkham
Leon P Christenson
Wallace Calder
Martin Curtis Alma Preece
W H Coltharp
Emerald Oil Company Elects Officer for 1943
The Emerald Oil Company stockholders met Wednesday last week at the United State Bank for the annual election of officers. Andres Veron was reelected president, Dr L L Shimmin vice president, and H W Woolley secretary and treasurer. Directors chosen for the coming year include Mr Woolley, Ashley, and Ben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Company
Uintad State Bank
Polio Drive Begins in Uintah County March for Dimes effort starts Jan 15
Uintah County Chapter launches the March of Dimes campaign to fight polio, list ing Vernal Duchesne Gusher Lapoint Randlett Whiterocks Naples and Bonanza areas. Milk bottle subscriptions and birthday greeting cards with twenty dimes each will be distributed, and Army and Navy endorse the drive as part of a national health effort.
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Uintah County
Issla
Vernal Fe Duchesne Gusher Lapoint
Randlett
Tridet
Whiterocks
Naples
Maeser Bonanza
Glines
Fhe Association of Ideas
Army
Navy
National Foundation
War Department
Henry L Stimpson
Frank Knox
Owen Slaugh
Bes
Tenney Johnsson
John W Pone
Lorena D Tvory
LeRoy Taylor
Margaret McGil
W R Hazeldush Dorr
Fuiter Remington Granted Parole by Utah Board
The Utah State Board of Pardons granted Fuller Remington a parole this week after a reprieve without serving any sentence day. Court and law enforcement officials backed the decision, noting he had been a substantial community leader.
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Utah State Board of Pardons
Fuller Remington
Remington
Law Enforement
Regional Meet Held by Price Selective Service Officials
Selective Service officials from Emery Carbon Utah Duchesne Grand and San Juan districts attended a regional convention in Price on Sunday. The meeting aimed to review occupational deferments for mining and farming, though no public details were released. Attendees included NJ Meacher Hermon 8 Sprains W A Banks Chellus Caldwell Dr Shimmin Ver MecCar and Mr Vernon from Uintah and other districts.
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Price Sriday
Emery Carbon
Utah Duchesne Grand
San Juan
Uintah
NJ Meacher Hermon
Banks
Chellus Caldwell
County Funds Hit by U S Collecting Tax
A Utah legislative committee led by Harold B Wallace reports that federal action is confiscating county tax revenue. The group proposes 10 bills to reform county government laws and protect property tax income, aiming to modernize antiquated statutes and align with other states.
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Utah
Harold B Wallace
Salt Lake
Utah State Association of County Officers
Seaston
Wallace
Mexican government observers visit Vernal soil office
Emilio Zamudio a Mexico City University graduate and three other Mexicans arrive in August to study U S soil conservation practices. Zamudio tours Uintah High School Ag Class with DeWitt Grandy and visits Green Lakes with Ranger Ril Hurst to learn how American farmers match production to moisture needs and conserve resources.
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Mexico City
Emilio Zamudio
Vernal
International Relations Committee
United States
Bell Conservation
GCA
Zamuydio
Mexicas University
Zamuillo
DeWitt Grandy
SCS Hange
Uintah High School
Mr Grandy
Green Lakes
Ril Hurst Forest Ranger
Manila
Junior Chamber of Commerce Week declared in Vernal Utah
Acting Mayor H B Sowards proclaims January 18 to 21 1943 as Junior Chamber of Commerce Week urging citizens to recognize the war effort and postwar development activities of local young men linked to the national federation of 1005 clubs and major drives for blood banks scrap drives and War Bonds.
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Utah
Vernal
Chamber of Commerce
Uintah School Officials Attend Salt Lake Conference
Uintah School Road officials from Vernal joined twenty eight Utah districts at Lafayette High School in Salt Lake to draft a bill for legislature funding school employees. The plan aims to help districts meet higher interwar wage offers, with superintendents clerks and board members in attendance. From Vernal were Ruth P Alasiem Ernest Johnson Carl Richens and H Grant Vest.
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Lafayette High School
Salt Lake
Ruth P Alasiem
Ernest Johnson
Carl Richens
H Grant Vest
Wool School May be Held in February
Ashley Woolgrowers officials will meet Friday to decide if a wool school will be hosted again in February. If held, it will be a joint effort with the extension service the Linns Club and the Ashley Woolgrowers. Last year’s two day school was considered successful and opinions on the wheel are evenly split. Elmer Lind says transport difficulties tilt the balance against it. Mrs Stanley Slough visited Craig and husband and Eddie Brass work for the T and M Transportation Co.
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Ashley Woolgrowers
Linns Club
Elmer Lind
Woolgrowers Association
Stanley Slough
Craig
Eddie Brass
T and
Mf Transportation Ca
Slough
Uintah County Receives Fats and Rags Quota
Uintah County must provide 1445 pounds of waste fats and 6600 pounds of rags monthly this year under state quotas. Mrs. John T Warquist, chairwoman of the state salvage committee's women’s division, urged full cooperation from housewives, noting Salt Lake County’s large shares and that even small contributions add up.
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Uintah
John T Warquist
Womens
State Salvage Committee
Walquist
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake Ity
Utah
Vernal Marine Receives Bravery Citation
Dale M Barger of Uintah County Navy Marines earned a distinguished service citation for braving danger during the Midway Island defense. He and another Utah serviceman distinguished themselves by starting a power generator under heavy enemy fire, showing exemplary duty and disregard for personal safety. Continued details appear on Page Three.
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Uintah
Great
Bath
Dale M
Bargey
Aimy Marines
Ate
Semond
Dale
Utah
James M Barger
O& Jap
Barger
Midway Island
Naval Service
Funeral Services Held for James Coupe
Funeral services were conducted for James Coupe at Vernal First Ward, 1715 Pom, under Bishop Calder. Music featured organ accompaniments, a mixed quartet, and several hymn numbers with speakers Wm Biddeway, John Omansoi, Richard Jensen, and Lawrence Fox.
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James Coupe
Binhopr Pentha Calder
Coupes
John Stagg
Wallis
Howant Ivory
Clorence Wendall
Richard Durham
Glen Lambert
Jesse Hews
Wm 1 Biddeway
John Omansoi
Frank Slaugh
Richard Jensen
Calder
Lawrence Fox
Grage
Rationing Head Warns of Illegal Gas Stamp Use
Rationing chairman Alvin E Weeks said stamp No 4 is being used illegally before it becomes valid January 22. Several gas rationing books are lost and the Ration Board will issue duplicates only with conclusive evidence. Citizens should turn found books to the board within five days. Further rationing in February will cover meat flour and clothing.
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Alvin E. Weeks
OFPA
Eeks
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Bruce Nicholson
Margaret Stewart
India
James W Snyder
US Army
Iife
Indiao Golde
China
Lord Kirchener
Deberis
Maeser Water System
Edna Collett
Russel Sauter
Curay
Jo F Chapman
Denver
Vernal Arived
Chapman
Denyer
Gymn
Wm. Peterson
Alterra
RY Russell Keetch
Aent
Salt Lake City
Emerald Oil Company
Fuiter Remington
State Board
Shimmin Ver MecCarrel
Vernon
U. S
SCD
Gov’t
Uncle Sam
Oif
Sam
Lion Charles Gehrisger
Detroit Tiger
Tha Taic
Austria
Fort Byer
Karl Ludwig
Stirling Hayden
Anadelme Carroll
Parris Island
Marine Corps
Vernal Marine
Dale M. Barger
Dogont
Pire
JB Murdock
Albert Smith F Galt