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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
7
A survey shows US forests shrank as agriculture and related demand drove timber removal far beyond the original stock. Disease and weather killed trillions of board feet, while over four trillion feet were cleared for farming and other uses, leaving a large but uneven remaining supply.
A description of a cheap, easily built egg candling device using a candle and a recycled tin can. It explains lighting the shell from the large end, gripping the egg by the small end, and gently rotating to observe the yolk and contents. Freshness indicated by air space and absence of blood spots or foreign matter.
A postwar farm implement from a Monroe Michigan firm, marketed for army tanks retrofitted to carry 200000 seats. The unusual design claims to reduce jolt and injury by smoothing travel, though critics note safety and practicality concerns for field use.
A fragment notes cows producing varying butter yields, comparing one cow yielding 00 pounds to four cows averaging 0 pounds each, suggesting different profitability in dairy output.
The piece traces Col Robert L. Scott from West Point to wartime service as a noncombat flyer, then a combat instructor, and later a Kittyhawk and air force figure famed for his dogfighting in the Pacific. It covers his rise to command and his reputation as the Old Exterminator, ending with losses from a dogfight.
In a vivid airwar recollection a pilot recounts shooting down Japanese twin-engine bombers near Hong Kong and Kowloon, witnessing Fort Stanley prisoners wave, and a daring return to Kunming. He notes Colonel Cooper’s defense, Bayse’s late bomb run, and the intertwined fate of fighters and bombers in China wartime.
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