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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
2
The passage presents a dense OCR fragment listing names such as Mosser Migfatt, Golder, and Barrett along with remarks on a Danish law about a girl’s marriage and various fictional characters. It reads like a collage of author notes, character references, and editorial asides without a clear single narrative.
Golden Hunsaker manager of the Salt Lake City Social Security office will visit Vernal on June 24 at 9am local city office. Several interviews are arranged for individuals with personal questions about their status under the Social Security Act and eligibility rights.
Otis L Burton of the Veterans Administration Uintah Basin explains the on the job training program requires a certificate of eligibility, state approval of the business, and veteran work commencement. The subsistence allowance starts after the last step, with max 60 dollars for a single veteran and 0 for a married veteran. Burton’s Roosevelt office offers mail answers to help veterans start qualifying training.
A jumble of adolescent themes and school life items appears with playful, satirical notes. Features discuss teen identity, party jargon, a counting game, humorous anecdotes, and theater or assembly skits aimed at youth readership.
A devotional lesson outlines Jesus sending the Twelve with authority over unclean spirits and instructing them to rely on no provisions. It notes receptions by worthy recipients, dust-shaking as testimony, and Christ’s non coercive approach. It recounts the seventy and the continuing need for laborers and prayer for workers.
Utah veterans urged to apply for certificates of eligibility through the regional Veterans Administration office or ILAC offices to qualify for tuition, fees, and subsistence aid. The document ensures receipt of benefits and is a prerequisite the school may require before veteran enrollment.
Pte William Miller of the Provo sub station warns World War II veterans to act before July 1 to receive veterans benefits for re enlistment including grade reassignment and family allowances. The army’s 10 year retirement program promises a liberal pension. Miller, in Vernal for 30 days, has an office at the city building. his home is in Midvale.
A court addressed a man’s mental state and marriage in a ruling. The discussion touched on public perception and punishment, noting that the case involved questions of sanity and conduct in relationships.
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