Local Social Notes Include Visits and Births in Basin Area
Glines Deris E Johnson Corsempo Mrs Venil Johnson visited Morgen and attended the June MIA convention in Salt Lake City. YW MIA members plan an evening on the chapel lawn. George Miller and children Marilyn and Stanley from Bluffdays Utah visited Charles Anderson's home. Mr and Mrs Richard Offut of Irbyce Arkansas are parents of a baby boy at Basin hospital. Mrs Offut is Helen Woodruff, daughter of Eugene Woodruff. Miss Lora Johnson accompanied by?
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YWMIA
Chapel Lawn
George Miller
Marilyn
Stanley
Bluffdays
Utah
Charles Anderson
Anderson
Miller
Richard Offut
Irdyce
Arkansas
the Basin Hospital
Offut
Helen Woodruff
Eugene Woodruff
Lora Johnson
Untitled fragmentary note from Mrs Marchant in Salt Lake City
A fragmentary OCR note describes Mrs Robert Marchant traveling to Salt Lake City last Thursday for a June conference. The legible text includes garbled dialogue and unclear names, making the full event hard to determine.
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Robert Marchant
Salt Lake City
John Beaton
Atom bomb history told from Utah wartime site
Colonel Tibbetts describes secret Utah atom program from fall 1944 to spring 1945 as pilots trained out of sight of observers. Roosevelt ROJC and Wendover ceremonies mark top secret unit creation while civilians learn of the 29 million dollar bomb project and its large cost.
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Sopei
Superight
Ne Fone High School
Emma Jean Maxwell
Bev
Nice Turnbow
Shirley Turnbow
Wendover
Flats
Wayne van Taree
Tibbets
Utah
Utah Salt Flats
Roosevelt Junior Chamber
Johnny Cook
Robert Andrews
Chamber of Commerce
American Legions
Ron Wiscombe
Utah Leaders Push State Capital Attraction and Industry Drive
Governor Merbert urges Utah to lead in attracting capital and developing resources. The editorial lauds mining and renewable energy potential, promotes reducing red tape, and highlights San Juan County river expeditions led by Norman Nevills as a regional spotlight.
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Merbert
Utah
Nant Mation
Brea Agen
Uta
Deaths in Agricultural Work Lead Nation in Occupation Fatalities
The National Peace Council reports that agricultural work caused 4 500 deaths, the highest among seven major industries, accounting for 28 percent of all occupation related fatalities. The figures cover 532 000 workers with a death rate of 31 per 100 000.
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Agricullite
National Paety Council
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Glines Deris E. Johnson
Corsempo
Venil Johnson
Morgen
Rose
Salt Lac City
Tor
Artesia
J. T. McNew
Prop
Texas
State Line Service
Conoco
Wiley's Resort
Stewart Bros
Raymond Stewart
Mar
Wiley’s Resort
Sand Springs, Colo
Roosevelt Bishopric
Roosevelt Ward
E J Nixon
Hollis Hullinger
Randall Steward
Bisho
Nixon
Marden Bron
CAP
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Thos R Waddelton
Jaycee Group
L J. Smith
Fairbury
England
Russia
China
United States
France
Chamber of Commerce At
Wairbury
Wayne Photo
Uife
Tooeie
Trainin
Japan
Hiroshima
Saturday Evening Post
Tibbetts
Salt Lake Ae
Fby
Secret Service
Norman Nevills
San Juan County
Neil M. Clarke
Norman Nills
Mexican Hat
Lee's Ferry
Arizona
Sant Juan Colorado
Lasice
Notman
Norman
San Juan
Maw
Tola
Rangery
Vernal
Artesia Furniture
Kier
R MacLeod
H. Chapman
Baxter Springs, Artesia
Mountainside Grocery
Baxter Springs
J. Marz
Agri
Peet
Rant
Vernal Express
Pashion
Calder
Artosia
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