Rattlers Exhibited At City Office
Virtus McConkie captured two rattlesnakes on his farm above Merkley Park and brought them to the Vernal Lxpreas office in gavion jugs. He says in 12 years he has killed nearly 50 snakes and noted one nearly three feet long with five rattles. He left the snakes at the jelly office for viewing by townspeople and to acquaint youngsters with reptiles.
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Vernal
Lxpreas
Virtus McConkie
Hi Place
Merkley Park
McConkie
Poultry Stuffing Preferences Highlight Sage Seasoning
Mary notes that people prefer bread stuffing seasoned with sage for roast goose or duck while mixed poultry stuffing is more generally used. The comment reflects traditional flavors and common kitchen practices in holiday cooking.
Deafness Is No Bar to Success in Omaha Auto Repair Firm
Dale D Paden a deaf mute who started an auto mobile body repair shop after buying a paint sprayer shows deafness is no handicap. He operates with 13 deaf mute employees in a 25000 dollar building and communicates via sign language. His son Paul Randolph Jr and wife Emphatic Mrs Paden contribute as part of a resilient Omaha enterprise.
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Omaha Neb
Dale D Paden
United Press
Paden
Paul Randolph Jr
Nebraska School For the
Deng
Omaha
Mary Jean
Bernard
Paul
Pearl
Admits Theft of Mussolini Body in Italy
Rome interior minister Romita said a man in police custody confessed to stealing Benito Mussolini’s body. The remains reportedly hidden in Milan and could be buried in a family plot if the offer to return them was accepted, which the government rejected. The arrested man’s identity was not released. Police in Genoa had earlier received word Mussolini’s body was aboard the Beatrice sailing to Livorno.
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Rome
Antseppa Romita
Benito Mussolini
Milan
Romitta
Feld
Predapple
Romita
Genoa
Mussolini
Beatrice
Livorno
Fat hog robbery in Lebanon stalls cash haul
James D Hensley and Marvin C Moose drove 62 hogs to market from Lebanon then lost $1340 and their truck after being approached by three men posing as sheriffs. The robbers searched Hensley and Moose, took the money, and fled in the truck. They later found $1000 missing from another trip.
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Chicago
James D Hensley
Marvin C Moose
Lebanon
Sheriffs
Henstey’s
Moose
Amart
Hensley
Central Police
Local visitors at the Goodrich home noted
Tridel Mrs ee Morkier Comermondon and Mrs I Goodrich visit James Goodrich family. Mr and Mrs C E Bowden and daughter Virginia of Salt Lake City are staying with the Goodrich household. Mrs I Goodrich is Lain C E Bowden’s daughter, with Friday guests present.
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Tridel
Ee Morkier
Comermondon
Ig King
C E Bowden
Virginia
Salt Lake City
Jtae Goodrich
I Goodrich
Lain
C. E Bowden
PH Goodrip
P. Goodrich
Fourth of July Party Honors Mrs DeVon McKee
A Fourth of July shower for Mrs DeVon McKee, married June 24 at Salt Lake Temple, drew 50 guests at the church house. Games, refreshments, and a wedding dance followed a friendly afternoon. gifts were many and useful.
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DeVon McKee
Salt Lake Temple
Church House
McKee
Golden Merkley
Vernal
Galgens
Nellie L Merkley
Lou Ann Morrill
Barbara
Salt Lake City
Sylvan Ross
Ruth Page
Orangeville
George W Bartlett
Wiliam K Harvey Bruce Harvey
Sarah Harvey
Ted Boyes
O D Bixler
Charles Calling
Salt Lake
PH Goodrich
Catlins
British Dominions Embrace Decentralized Empire Policy
British Commonwealth leaders end a five week empire conference with a pledge to maintain decentralization. The dominions gain autonomy and the United Kingdom’s dominance is officially reduced in foreign policy.
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London
United Kingdom
Schaefermeyer Family Reunion Held at Merkley Park
The Schaefermeyer family gathered for their first reunion since the war at Merkley Park Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Schaefermeyer hosted eight children and 23 grandchildren. Attendees included Marcellace and Stanley Jones, Arthur and Earl Schaefermeyer of Vernal, James Schaefermeyer of Lapoint, Ell Schaefermeyer of Roosevelt, C O Harrison of Grand Prairie Texas, and Harold Albopianalp of Clearfield.
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Wm Schaefermeyer
Merkley Park
Marcellace Jones
Stanley Jones
Arthur Schaefermeyer
Earl Schaefermeyer
Vernal
James Schaefermeyer
Lapoint
Lapoint 4H Club forms with elected officers
The Lapoint Stitch in Time 4H Club held its organization afternoon at Ramona Harrison's home. Geraldine Harrison was named president with Lorene Reynolds as vice president and Barbara Harrison as secretary Veon Rasmussen led song and cheer. Deon Rasmussen served as teacher and sponsor.
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Ramona Harrison
Geraldine i Harrison
Lorene Reynolds
Barbara Harrison
Veon Rasmussen
Deon Rasmussen
Ocean Drops Cause Atlantic Cable Breaks off Newfoundland
A 1929 incident near Newfoundland caused 12 trans Atlantic cables to pull apart as 8 drops in the ocean floor triggered light tremors felt by ships and waves rose to about 50 feet, washing ashore along Newfoundland.
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Newfoundland
Brief Courtship in Verse at Bea Encounter
A light exchange of flirtation unfolds in verse as a speaker compliments Bea saying she is one in a thousand and Bea replies that his chances are likewise special, capturing a playful back-and-forth in a short literary fragment.
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Bea
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