Ashley Forest Could Produce 15 Million Board Feet Yearly
A 1160000 acre area on Ashley Forest near Brush Creek Mountain, led by Ernest Caldwell, could yield 15 million board feet annually with selective forestry and contracted take by the forest service. The process covers marking, felling with power saws, skidding logs, and milling by the Caldwell operation, using horses or bulldozers to haul to the mill as crews process timber daily.
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Ashley Forest
Big Park
Brush Creek Mountain
Sosquitoes
Ernest Caldwell
United Basin
Caldwell
Ona Harrison
Forest Service
Caldwell Big
Paul Bunyan
Collett
Paul
Elis Caldwell
Wallace Caldwer
Forest fires threaten Vernal area and Ashley for logging plan
A garbled report notes fires across the Indu forest near Vernal causing danger to nearby valleys and a plan to use a mill on the hurr ies rnd houses. It mentions Caldwell's Big Park and a cut and log operation along the park area, with intense heat this summer and warnings about the Indu forest fires.
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Ashley
Caldwell
Naayak Park
Bermen
Indu
Mount Ua
Army Wangs On to Its Gt. Truck
Washington reports a slow surplus vehicle flow to veterans as the War Assets Administration confronts uncertain counts and delays. Army holds many vehicles deemed necessary until surplus declaration, while Texas depot stocks 32 000 units and veterans delay buying certain 2 1/2 ton trucks.
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Washington
War Department
Army
War Assets Administration
Wem
Notable Army Figures and Civilian Careers Mentioned
Fragmentary notice lists Douglas MacArthur as a candidate for nomination and references military leaders Buckner Eichelberger and Devers. It mentions an instructor at WS 1804-08, retirement in 1911, recall in 1914, and later activities including practice admission, home building, and land development in Uintah County. It references ROTC Salt Lake City High Schools 1938 onward and a CAPTAIN ABLOT speaking at a Glation ESL event with a party advertisement.
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Sears Ath & Eo
Douglas MacArthur
Generala Buckner
Tan
Eichelberger Gilford
Devers
Union Pacific R
Nevada
Utah
Salt Lake City
Uintahounty
Ablot
Coal strike slows output and sparks labor shortages
The coal stoppage and related strikes slashed output of autos and consumer goods by months, with Small of the Civilian Production Administration warning the economy will bear the impact for months. He cited lost production near two billion dollars and noted renewed buying power boosted shipments and postwar peaks in many goods.
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Washington
Small Mr Small Dish
Ullion-Oold
CPA
Tia
Small
Hin
Fate Salt
Japan
Veterans’ Emergency
Elephant tusks reach great length and weight
Britannica notes African elephants can grow tusks up to ten feet long and weigh as much as 220 pounds highlighting remarkable size differences among individuals and species in the mammal family.
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Encyclopaedia
Britannica
Proper Fat Use and Storage Advice For Frying
Fat should not be scorched overheated or allowed to become rancid. After overheating fat is good for soap making only. To avoid waste keep fat dry cold and covered in a dark place or in the refrigerator when possible.
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