Secretary Krug Pledges Grazing Service Funds Restoration
Secretary of the Interior J Krug met in Salt Lake City with Utah livestock representatives and Uintah County officials led by Mayor B Stringham. He plans to restore grazing service funds to ensure continued operation, noting past low fees and possible small fee increases supported by stockmen.
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J Krug
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reclamation
EH Tel Utah
Usatah County
B Ht Stringham
Krug
Grazing Service
Stringham
Uintah County
France Seeks Lost French Children in Reich
Paris reports special investigators search Germany for French children abducted during German occupation. Madame Lamorlaye says thousands born to French parents in Germany have been scattered and raised as Germans, with some handed to Allied authorities. She notes many children forget France and are taught to hate the French, complicating tracking efforts.
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Paris
Pat Chidren
Cerman
Madame de Lanorleye
France
Germany
Madame Lamorlaye
Frauleins Lose Vote at Reich G I s Club Meeting
At a Berlin District Non-Commissioned Officers club gathering a motion to permit Fraulein guests two nights a week failed. Seventy four members voted for, fifty four against, with twenty two WACs opposing to protect our rights, leaving the proposal short of two thirds.
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Herlin
Berlin
Crautein
Fraulein Ox
Wacs
Army Officers Will Go To School for 20 Years
The War Department unveils a major overhaul of military education, keeping officers in class from early ranks through promotion. The National War College will be the army, navy, state department, and reserves’ top institution. Officers may attend three month and associate courses at all schools, with joint army navy air force instruction under the Joint Chiefs of Staff. A committee to shape the armed forces college curriculum will select officers for study.
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Washington
War Department
Hell
National War College
Army Navy
State Department National Guard
Joint Chiefs of Staff
28 Mile Line of Locusts Advances Upon Sardinia
A report describes a vast locust swarm moving toward Sardinia with urgent calls for aid. Authorities in the United States and European offices request emergency supplies of poison and heavy equipment to combat the plague of insects.
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Sardinia
RUME
Ital
Pema Ag
Arsa
Fe Sesseri
Suri
Timies Lo
United States
Sardins
Britain
France
Germany
Radio Telephone Service Reaches St Louis Cars
Radio phone service becomes a reality in St Louis with a notary public possibly having a telephone in his car for 15 dollars a month plus a 25 dollar installation fee. The FCC has issued the first operating license in the country to Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.
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New York
St. Louis
Federal Communications Commitaion
Southwestern Bell Telephone ‘Company
Single Thread Can Spot Guilty In Hit and Run Cases
FBI laboratories analyzed trace evidence from hit and run cases to link drivers to accidents. Threads, soil particles, and paint from car fenders matched victims or bicycles, leading to guilty verdicts and sentences. The agency notes proper collection and sealing of evidence for court use.
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Washington
Vietion
Stern Borgsnyla
FBI
Roman
Atrn K
Leopard spotted in a village square sparks astonishment
A speaker recalls entering a native village and seeing a leopard in the square. The moment is described with astonishment as the animal’s presence is noted with curiosity and disbelief. The account emphasizes the unexpected proximity of wildlife in a rural setting.
D P Whitmore Dies at Roosevelt Home
Dr D P Whitmore, 63, a well known Uintah Basin physician and civic figure, died at his Roosevelt home on June 12 after a lingering illness. A pioneer in medicine in Utah, he practiced in several states, married June 26, 1916, to Mary Barker, and moved to Roosevelt the same year. Surviving are his son, Dr Jor DC Whitmore of Denver, his wife Marilyn, and grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Salt Lake City area.
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David Pas Whitmor
Uintah Basin
Auravon
Roose
Utah
Martfir
West Virginia
David Ar
Estella Stonebrekk Whitenore
Pennsylvania
Moirvind
Mt Joon Cullexe
Alliance
Ohio
Superior Wye
Roosvelt
Whitemore
Whitemore Sreason
Jor DC Whitemore
Denver
Admira Marilyn
Roosevelt
Ricvilt
Unclear fragmentary item from city news
Fragmentary OCR text references a grocery errand and a discussion about a girl’s inheritance, with stray names and phrases. No coherent event or context emerges from the readable portions.
More Shallow Wells at Rangely
Renewed interest in shallow oil production at Rangely is shown by Topside Oil corp of Denver announcing teesholdings for shallow drilling on several tracts. Standolind holds deep drilling rights on a 160 acre government lease in See 26 2N LOAW where drilling is under way, and a 40 acre lease on the L E Jones tract north of lot 3 See 2 1N 102W.
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Topside Oil Corp
Denver
L E Jones
Study Finds 11 Percent of Women Knock Knees
A quoted remark questions the reliability of a statistic claiming that eleven out of every hundred women have knock knees and adds a personal wish to meet the researcher who reported it.
Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show Brings Large Payout
Livestock buyers from across the United States paid out about 350 285 65 dollars to members of the 411 and Future Farmers of America, Utah Idaho and Wyoming, at the 1946 Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show in North Salt Lake City on June 34 and 5. The secretary treasurer Clem S Schramm announced total distributions: lambs 609.36, hogs 15 02496, cattle 329 601 38, with cattle owned by Flaine Theurer of Providence.
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United States
Farmers of America
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Intermountain
North Salt Lake City
Clem S Schramm
Flaine Theurer
Providence
Utah 4H Show Sets Records at Salt Lake
The Salt Lake show drew 856 exhibitors and 2431 entries, featuring top stock: a Hereford steer bought for $100 per pound by Glen Brown for Cudshy Co.. a 57 1/2 pound reserve champion hog by Wendall Alsen. a 240 pound grand champion Duroc hog bought by Robert Gardner for the FFA. a 82 pound Southdown lamb raised by Lind House Tremonton bought by Wasatch Livestock Loan Co. for $575 per pound. Total sales reached $350 285 65.
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Utahs
Glen Brown
Cudshy Company
Wendall Alsen
Logan
Stevenson
Salt Lake Union Stale Yards
Robert Gardner
FFA
St Cearte
Lind House
Tremonton
Wasatch Livestock Loan Company
Salt Lake
Conservation District Offers Headgates to Cooperators
The Uintah Basin Soil Conservation office announces headgates and turnouts for sale to cooperators in the soil conservation program at attractive prices. Grant E Parrish reports a looming irrigation water shortage and notes the structures in nine sizes cost between 525 and 6.75 dollars.
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Uintah Basin Soil Conservation Office
Grant E Parrish
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Basin Lodge
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America
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Arizona
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Ste Beuth
Dakota
Best Inc
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West Main
Superor Auto Service
Wasatch
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Coca-Cola
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