Welfare payments drop in county rise in state Utah May 1946
Public assistance payments totaling 15348 for May 1946 were authorized by Uintah County Board of Public Welfare. Miss Belle Angus, director, reported 242 needy individuals and families benefited in the county, with a May total up from April. Statewide May payments totaled 7763000 to 15476 needy cases. OAA programs rose with 12800 old age cases, 2077 families in dependent children aid, and increases in several other programs.
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Uintah County
Utah
Public Welfare Commission
State Department
OAA
Radioactive iron reveals body iron use and storage
Scientists at the University of California report a new radioactive iron tracer showing how iron moves in the body. The study with rats suggests liver storage acts as emergency iron reserves, bone marrow rapidly uses iron for red pigment production, and the body’s digestion mirrors human processes. Iron-55 was produced by cyclotron bombardment and offers clearer tracing than Iron-59.
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Herkeley Calif
Harold Capp
David M Greerberg
University of California
Man
Glenn T Seaborg
Martin Kamen
Washington University
St Louie
August 14 Armistice Day backed by American Legion
The American Legion seeks an early Senate hearing to designate August 14 as Armistice Day. Washington reports Navy casualties from Dec 7 1941 to Jun 1 1846 total 186169, while Army enlistments in May 1946 fell to 48000, extending a downward trend from prior months.
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Washington DC
American Legion
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
National Legislative
John Thomas Taylor
Army
Basin Youths Join Army Induction at Fort Douglas
Donald Ralph Johnson of Lapoint and Lewis Sheldon Galley of Maeser report for induction at Fort Douglas. Uintah high school graduates join the regular army for 18 months, drawn by the army education benefits.
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Donald Ralph Johnson
Quince Johnson
Lapoint
Lewis Sheldon Galley
Maeser
Fort Douglas
Uintah High School
Keep Poinsettia Alive In Home Winter Care Tips
The poinsettia can be kept alive with ease though initial cultivation was difficult. After the first frost, place in a cool cellar and water weekly for about four months. In late spring, repot and prune the woody portion, then resume heavier watering. Move outdoors once temperatures stay above 70 degrees.
Polish Furniture Polish Storage Question
The note questions if storing Polish furniture polish in a cold place will cause faster penetration into wood pores when flat heated to a specific temperature. It asks whether cold storage affects absorption and suggests a temperature target ending with a .com reference.
Tray meals on trays for summer house dining
Houses and furnishers promote trays for easy meals at home. Large sturdy trays serve family lunches on the porch or garden and cafeteria style self service. Emphasis on choosing large oblong trays over round for convenience and capacity.
Gingham Cloths and Napkins Featured in Quaint Fringe Edging
A readable fragment describes gingham cloths and napkins with half inch checks and an inch fringe on serviettes and cloths, noting the finishes add a quaint look to the home dining set.
Surplus School Furniture Set Aside for Veterans Housing
War Assets Administration to sell available surplus furniture to eligible educational institutions to aid emergency housing for student veterans. Sets aside include beds cots chairs chests mirrors tables towels and waste baskets. Denver regional office has already provided property valued over one million dollars for this purpose.
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War Assets Administration
Ted Elible Educational Institutions
Lional
John of ‘Steen
Denver
Palmistry Chat Sparks Feigned Marriage Debate
A fragment from a humorous dialogue shows a wife and husband debating palm readings. The wife asks for a decision while the husband mocks the palm reader, suggesting the obvious answer lies in the palm and not in counsel.
Outdoor Notes on Courtesy and a Kerrville Hatchery
Local column reflects on etiquette while out shooting and a troubled Kerrville Texas fish hatchery. It notes old Jim's fading senses, no birds in the brush, and concerns about water beetles and fish food in ponds. The piece ends with a rural prayer and a wish for tackle and fishing gear.
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Kicken
Beunda
Jim
Texas
Mindi
Filey
Kerrville Texas
Relief from Rheumatism and Arthritis Promised by Woman
A letter from Mrs Anna Pautz of PO Box 1259 Vancouver Washington describes long suffering with rheumatism and arthritis and offers to provide information on relief she found.
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Anna Pautz
PO Boxi
Mencouver
Washington
Rattlesnake Sign Warns Hunters In Vernal
A Vernal notice warns hunters about rattlesnakes on nearby Wyoming rangeland. Tolson, owner of a fine herd, explains judging a snake by its rattles, warns to avoid goat corrals, and posts painted signs reading goat. They caution hunters to stay alert during the deer season and rainy weather.
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Thurs
Sigan
Tolson
Wyoming
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al Schmid
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Schmid
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Uintah Radio
Vernal
Joe Austell
Aherman
Gabriel
Vernal Abstract
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Eugene K. Sundquist
Coca Cola Company
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