Noel Sees Pleasure Bent Nation On Tour
Floyd Noel Uintah county clerk reports the United States is pleasure bent and the finest country in the world after a 4000 mile tour. He traveled from Baltimore to Virginia and Cincinnati visiting relatives and school friends from 55 years ago. The group included his wife and Mr and Mrs Otis Weeks and visited Washington DC and observed congressional sessions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Baltimore
Tappahannock
Virginia
Floyd
Noel Uintah
United States
Noel
Otis Weeks
America
Thespapers
Cincinnatti
Washington, DC
Senate
House of Representatives
Baltimore to Virginia trip to view Civil War monuments
A traveler named Noel visited multiple Civil War sites during a two day stay in Baltimore and Virginia. He noted monuments including one bearing his father's name who served under General Lee. The return route included Richmond, Lexington, and stops in Tennessee, Arkansas, Kansas, and Denver.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Noel
Lee
Richmond
Lexington
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kansas
J . Denver
Naples Ada Openshaw and region social notes
Naples Ada Openshaw area correspondence lists visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Carl Gardiner and two children returned from Wyoming and Montana where Gardiner worked. The Pope family reunion draws Lloyd Pope to Idaho. Howard Bascom of San Francisco attended Roland Bascom’s funeral and returned home. Los Angeles visitors Militon Ingram and two children stayed with Paul Ingram. Salt Lake City guests Jack Evans family Bud Nickell and others also visited Gardiner. Frusta Colorado guests Boughton and Bascoms spent weekend with Josephine Bascom. Mrs Gladys Kerren returned home after vacation. plans with son Douglas stationed at Stockton. Ferrell Massey party honored Friday at Nagles chapel. dancing and a Massey orchestra provided refreshments.
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Lloyd Pope
Idaho
Pope
Howard Bascom
San Francisco
Roland Bascom
Militon Ingram
Los Angeles
Paul Ingram
Jack Evans
Bud Nickell
Salt Lake City
Car
Gardiner
Ralph Boughton
Bernard Bascom
Frusta Colorado
Josephine Bascom
Boughton
Giadys Kerren
Saly
Douglas
Stockton
California
Ferrell Massey
Nagles Chapel
Sewell Massey
Practical guide to choosing summer produce and signs of freshness
A concise, practical guide lists clues for selecting ripe vegetables and fruits. It covers beets with green tops and straight roots, smooth bright beans, fragrant berries, crisp cabbage, form and ripeness of cherries, cucumbers not too large and dark green, and tender greens with small crisp leaves, plus a brief classified notice about sale items including a water cooling unit, a 1927 Graham Supercharger, and a boys bicycle with contact details.
Drivers License Exams Set for July 17 and 18
Examinations for chauffeurs and operators licenses to drive will be given July 17 and 18 at the county courthouse according to Silas Rowley representative of the state tax commission. Other business will be handled during office hours from 8 am to 4 pm.
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Silas Rowley
State Tax Commission
Spinach tips advise cutting only stems for New Zealand greens
A garden note explains that only the tips of New Zealand spinach stems should be cut for use. New growth will appear, ensuring a few plants can supply a family with greens throughout the summer.
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New Zealand
Hot Baths Offer Rheumatism Relief Despite Climate Limits
Bath therapy is advised to prevent rheumatism by examining and removing infections in teeth gums sinuses gall bladder and large bowel to reduce joint twinges. Baths improve circulation and relieve pressure from waste. if joints are not swollen, gentle exercise is preferred to rest.
Barbershop Exchange Sparks Tense Odds at Party
A distorted dialogue shows a barber asking to cut hair as taunts fly. Customers deny, while Myron recalls a party where few greeted him and defiance turns into claims of a black eye from a wreck.
Uniforms to Fit GI II Latest Note in Washington
Washington reports a push to standardize army uniforms with properly sized, well tailored clothes for new recruits and existing soldiers. Secretary Patterson orders trimming excess styles and using on hand stock to meet demand, addressing past shortages and fit issues across the service.
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Washington
Patterson
Russia to End Bread Rations Autumn Plan
London reports the Moscow radio says Russia will cancel the ration system next year as bread flour and meat foods are freed. It notes 8,200 destroyed food factories have been rebuilt and 200 more including refineries will soon be in full production in White Russia. Kazakhstan aims to process a record 200,000 tons of sugar this year.
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London
Russia
Moscow Radio
Kazaketan
Take It Easy Warnted Motor Drivers Will Be Warned
The American Automobile Association unveiled the slogan Take It Easy to reduce road accidents. It will appear on stickers leaflets and posters. A letter from President Truman supporting the program says it is well designed to focus attention on individual responsibility.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
Truman
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Gardner
Nitra Josephin Sungepoy
Salem
Deon
Jean Evans
Garl
Miss Evans
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Sale-Carbon
Segean Massey
West
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LDS
Vernal Family
Donald D
Sal
Gibson
Nh Plow
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Cate
Maine
Tesla
Artesia
Colorado
Weoaner Ais Na
H_ Bell
Giles
Weekes
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Bessie Atwood
Mie
Shia Cleaners
Graham
Boys Bicycle
Haag
Baluty
Tae
Shane
Vernal
Veterans Air Show
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Vernal Theatres
Lynn White
Uintah Basin
SKY Harbor Flying Service
Vernal Municipal Amport
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Warren
Myron
Defare
Mack
Jack
Jewett City
Conn
Walter Hoving
John
Carnegie
John C. Garand
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