Vernal Pilot Flies Bomber Over Valley to Family Gathering
Lt David B Hall piloted a bomber over Vernal near Ashley Valley delivering a special message to nephews Dwain Dee and Ivan Hall. He circled over the crowd, waved to children, dropped a letter, then continued to Salt Lake and on to Albuquerque where he trains as a bombardier instructor.
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Tutu
David B Hall
Ashley Valley
Carmite
Bath
Lake St Hall
Dwain Dee
Ivan Hall
Heme Sweet Home
Jong
Hall
Balt Lake
Dmark Hall
Heber Kimball
Mayple Hall
Pyt Acel Hall
Kimpaut
Dy Acel
Etter
New Mexico
Hell
Auiquerque
Kirtland
Laramie
Wyoming
Iis Brothers
Philip Rand Lynn
Navy and community notes from Ames Town to England
County Commissioner Horace Gottharp displayed no petty officer insignia on his sleeve as son Cottharp Jr, a third class petty officer, completed a 16 week Navy training course in Ames Town and will take a short leave before reporting to San Francisco. Lt Kay L Thurman and other graduates from the Chemical Warfare Basic Course join unit positions, while Lt King reports from England praising missions and pilot danger after a raid. family updates include Stan King’s promotion and a letter from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Gottharp
Cottharp Jr
Navy Technical Schoals
Ames Town
Will
Tir
San Francisco
Navy
Farragut Tdsho
Usmraamman
Uxdiay
Kay L ‘Whurman
Vernal Urat
Cyetinlan
Fe Li Thurman
Brie Kemp Ung University
WPA Scrap Metal Moved From Vernal to Rail on Gall Lake
In Uintah County, about 150 tons of WPA scrap metal were moved last week by seven Fort Douglas army trucks from Vernal and Heber City to be transported by rail to Gall Lake. Eight soldiers from the Sunny South stayed four weeks, loading seven truckloads daily to Heber, under Lee Dustin's direction aided by a wrecker. Mrs Burnest Eaton vacationing in Provo. Mr and Mrs Carlos Schmutz, Mr Schmutz Eaton’s nephew.
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Douglas
Vernal
Heber City
Uintah
Legion Plans State Convention in August
The American Legion unit schedules its twenty second annual state convention for August. Delegates from over seventy posts are expected to attend the two day event with official sessions and evening entertainment including a Legion Fruit at Docs Beach and a patriotic program at Alatah High School. An unusual display of local natural resources will feature Dinosaur National Monument Ashley National Forest Indian pictographs and relics with color and monochrome enlargements. Co chairmen include John Stage and Mrs Eva Ashton, past department president of Aux, a candidate for national vice president.
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Newish Department
American Legion
T John Stage
Legion Fruité
Docs Beach
Finsus
Raya Kadoodlers
Alatah High School
Imperial Pavillion
Dinosaur National Monument
Ashley National Forest
Stagg
Eva Ashton
Aux Dat
Ukitah
Dinosaur Monument
Axis
Earl O Sanford
Utah
United States
Portland
Oakland
Denver
Colo - Omaha
Columbus
Ate
Workman's Garber
Cambie
Death claims Apostle Ot LDS Church at 86
Apostle Ot Clawson, longtime leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints and member of the council of twelve since 191%, died Monday at his home in Salt Lake City at age 86. Born in Salt Lake City on March 12, 1857, he served as president of Box Elder stake and directed the Brigham City tabernacle project. He gained early note as a missionary in the southern states, where he and companion Joseph Blanding faced hostility. Clawson stood by Blanding when he was killed, an act that impressed many in the church and community. He had been at the church office building daily prior to illness.
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Ringer Clawson
Council of Twelve Apostles
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Hebert Grant
Balt Lake
Clawson
Herhesi
East South Temple Street
Tme
Box Elder
Brigham City Tabernacle
Joseph Blanding
Slewson
Mr Clawson Browght
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Hiram Clawlson
Joseph Smith
Grigham Young
Salt Lake Theatre
Jap Officials Urge Invasion of U S
Washington report details an Emergency Executive Meeting in Tokyo on March 12 where 52 high ranking army and navy officers and 10 officials urged a full invasion of the American continent to relieve Allied pressure. The leaks include names of attendees and the agenda as cited by Kil Soo Khaan.
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Washington
America
Japan
Wome
Fort Len
Korean National Front Federasion
Sino Korean Peoples League
Kil Soo K Haan
Department of Justice
Wat
Kisaburo Ando
Emperial Rule Assistance Association
Natonal Seci@ist party
Tokyo
Kenryo Sato
Europe
United States
Germany
Italy
Navy
Shimada
Murder Suspects Face Preliminary Hearing In District Court
Edward Ritchey and Reed Ritchey charged with hammering of a woman last October in Uintah. They appeared for a preliminary hearing and will be arraigned July 17 with trial slated for August. Trial attorney Knox Itterton represents Ritchey. The State also pursued Ralph Wall for brand theft, resulting in a guilty verdict and one year probation with $1000 tax defrayment. Several estates and divorces were processed, and Reed and Ritchey were moved to Salt Lake County jail to await trial. Convictions were dismissed by a federal judge on jurisdiction grounds.
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Edward Ritchey
Hammer
Whe Fama
Knox Itterton
Richeye
Reed
Estate of
Utah
Ralph Wall
Willan
Stanley Dunford
Bonnie ‘Troughbah
Reigh ‘Troughbah
Olga Weaver
W Weaver
N Meredith
Willard Willams
Reedl
Ritchey
Salt Lake County
Tris
Salt Lake City
Uintah County Men Report for Final Induction
Seventeen or more Uintah county men reported at Fort Douglas for final induction. Selections included six navy acceptances and eleven army enlistees with listed names such as Alvin Richardson and Elwood Hatch. Several others were transferred to different local boards for induction.
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Uintah County
Fort Douglas
Army
Navy
Alvin Hichardson
Denver Richard Elwood Hatch
Charles Hendricks
Edward ElRoy Walker
Joseph Hoyt Fowler
Leslie Mostek
Elble LaMont Winnesse
Vark Haws
Fredrick Reynolds
Harold Ernest Workin
Neldon Ceorge Walker
Melvin Robert Bedley
Eskelsons of Evanson Wyoming Make Visit With Daughter
Mrs F G Eskelson and her daughter Sharron left the fret of the week for a two week visit with her mother Mrs George M Carrouth at Evantson Wyoming. They were accompanied as far as Praabs Che Gurr HP had been visiting here.
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Eskelsons
Sharron
Mtrs
George M Carrouth
Evantson
Settlement on Hill Creek Area in Uintah Duchesne lands
Mayor Stringham returned from Washington after representing Uintah and Duchesne stockmen at the final Public Lands hearing. The temporary 10 year grazing permit plan favors white stockmen with five year permits, and Indian grazing with no increase in livestock. The agreement, issued by the Interior, is contingent on the Robinson Bull bill and places operators under Taylor Grazing rules. Cedar lands totaling 61000 acres north Strawberry and Duchesne rivers revert to public domain. ceded Indian lands remain restricted with future supervision by Indian Department. Stringham says the settlements are compromises, not fully acceptable to any party.
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B EH Sturingham
Vining
Duchesne County
Public Lands Committee
Washington DC
Hill Creek
Unit OG
Duchesne
Uintah
Stringham
Berglee UN
Srew
Secretary of the Interior
Taylor Grazing
Iralian Department
Strawberry and
Duchesne River
Utah
Juvenile Denver Car Thieves Are Arrested
Two Denver juveniles Robert Elina Cooper aged 16 and Howard Douglas Thompson aged 10 were arrested by Sheriff I M Snyder after noon on Wednesday for stealing two cars. The first theft occurred Tuesday evening in a lot on idth and California Streets. The boys abandoned a grey Ford sedan at Gamby and secured ida to Steamboat, where a second grey Ford sedan belonging to Cecil Borax was stolen. The Steamboat thief notified Sheriff Snyder, who pursued to Wiley’s Resort and captured them near Vernal. They were taken to Vernal jail and await trial.
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Denver
Robert Elina Cooper
Howard Douglas Thompson
I M Snyder
Wileys Resort
Idth
California
Gamby
Ida
Steamboat
Cecil Borax
McParland
Ghrtiff
Sheriff Snyder
Ration reminders and war-time price guidance issued
Utah war price and rationing boards announce renewal for A books with coupons valid through August and June deadlines for Meats, Coffee and Processed Foods. Vehicle owners urged to file applications to receive new books before the current ration expire July 21. Fire prevention ads urge care to protect forests, citing large annual losses and urging residents to follow rules to prevent fires in national forests.
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Dareline
Seapons Norh
Brgle
Utah
Intah Basin club installs officers and outlines park plans
Biddowny presides as officer slate includes Gravee Roth M Rosewell and several directors. Health program funding endorsed by Limestone Medical and Utah Health authority. Jo Anderson cited 100 membership growth as plans to improve Merkley Park Ashley. Club activities include fence work cedar posts and Wednesday cleanup, plus playground equipment and mis affairs campaign successes.
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Ph Biddowny
Ab Calder Ontning ‘Company
Inyructor
Uintah High Ae
Gravee, Roth
M. Rosewell
A A Kins
Es Ben Ke Vaoy
Bie Trlater
EC Grant Vout
Ilien Thee Wit
Ray Sttingham
Ernest Coldwell
William B. Wallis
Hoe Seeley
Merkley Park
Ashley Ship
Pinna
OM Lundell
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Dick Cottharp
Rt. Thorman
Chemical Warfare
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David B. Hall
Mieder
Burnest Eaton
Prova
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Schmiuts
Eatons
Legion
Apostle Ot
LDS Church
U 8
Prancis Gardiner
Evanston Wye
Gardiner
Bountiful
Clyde Ger Amer
Bait Lake
Afrs
Lewis Ho Moore
Str
Melvin Gardiner
Aduarrey
Field Artillery Journal
Paler Minas
Sale
Town & Farm
Mark H Greene
V-mail
War Department
War Food Administration
ODT
OPA
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