Weston sells Rangely News to Denverwoman Mrs Ingham
E H Weston proprietor of Rangely News sells his interest to Mrs S Ingham of Denver who will run the weekly paper. Weston founded the paper in 1945 and will remain in Rangely to devote time to oil and real estate ventures. A nicotine spray roosts method is reported as effective against feather mites in chickens.
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Army bans younger children from ships awaiting orders
The War Department bars ships from carrying children under six and limits loading of families. Pregnant wives are restricted to six months’ confinement. ships will not transport younger babes or more than 25 percent of crew with children under six. This policy tightens transport of civilians and dependents from European and Mediterranean areas.
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Army to Close Most Separation Centers After VF Day
Washington says more than half of the 27 separation centers operated by the Army Service Forces have been closed or ordered shut down. Nine camps are closed, including Camp Shelby Mississippi, Camp Atterbury Indiana, Camp McCoy Wisconsin, Fort Bliss Texas, Camp Chaffee Arkansas, and Fort Douglas Utah. Eighteen centers remain in operation with facilities to reduce Army strength to 1.55 million by July 1.
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Woman Aged 81 Sees First Wisdom Tooth in Oregon
Purporting to recall a small town moment Mr. Louie Dingman chides his 21 year old great grandson about pain from his wisdom tooth. The 81 year old woman then opens her mouth to reveal her own first wisdom tooth in a humorous scene from rural Oregon.
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Louie Dingman
Eye Injury Claims and Industrial Accidents in United States
The report analyzes about 60000 eye accidents across industries in the United States. It highlights workers compensation claims and safety concerns in workplace eye injuries during the given year.
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United States
Karl Allen Mare Wins Derby at Meeker Races
Four year old mare Silver Hay, owned by Karl Allen, won first place in the half mile Western Slope Derby at the Meeker rodeo and racing meet last Saturday. The victory boosts hopes for the finals at Kremmling, where the Western Slope Derby crowns the champion horse raised in the Utah Colorado Wyoming region. The Derby, a feature race for the Western Slope Red 7 association circuit, awards a purse of 110 dollars at Vernal Rodeo.
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Utah
Judge Hollenbeck Honored at Duchesne
Judge A Hollenbeck a prominent Utah Basin attorney who arrived in Duchesne in 1914 was honored yesterday with a 90th birthday reception at the Duchesne ward chapel. The event included a program and old-time dance with guests over 70 years of age.
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Atom accident fatal to scientist from Canada
A Winnipeg native, Dr Louie Slotin, 41, a scientist at Los Alamos, died from radiation exposure after an incident in May 1944 at the Atom Institute laboratory. He had joined the Manhattan Engineer District in 1943 and was known for his work with radioactive materials. Five other personnel sustained injuries but recovered.
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Non-Profit Mental Health Foundation Is Organized
A nonprofit national mental health foundation designed to seek treatment for an estimated 3 million Americans in need of psychiatric care and treatment has been organized. Sponsors include Mrs Truman Mr Eleanor Roosevelt Pearl Buck Helen stages Henry Luce Sidney Harman Dr Thomas Parran and Rep Helen Gahagan Douglas.
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Gahagan Douglas
Army Scientists Develop Dengue Fever Vaccine
Army scientists report an effective dengue vaccine for the breakbone fever that struck over 84 000 troops in war years. The vaccine targets vector borne infection in warmer zones and attracted discussion within epidemiology circles.
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Birds Are Funny Too at Art Davidson Ranch
A Craig Empire-Courier note describes a pair of bluebirds nesting at the Art Davidson Ranch. The female was killed, and the male devotedly fed the brood of 200 chicks. He transported worms bugs and other items to sustain the hungry brood raised by Mrs Davidson.
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Craig Empire-Courier
Art Davidson Ranch
New Army Pay Bill Lifts GI To Top Pay Brackets
The newly signed Army pay raise places soldiers among the world’s highest earners. For example, a master sergeant’s base pay rises to 165 dollars monthly, with dependents and allowances pushing total monthly compensation toward 327 dollars in cash and services. Private first class and private pay also increase, with overall benefits including quarters, care, and savings.
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Aditin
Princeton Fossil Men Collecting In Basin
Mr Witter and his brother George from Tex Robert V Witter of Princeton New Jersey are collecting fossil deer and primitive pigs in the Basin near Leota for the Utah Field House project. Permission has been granted to collect fossil material for the Princeton Department of Geology and Natural History.
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