Nation Faces Peak Fire Loss in 1946 Warns Fire Underwriters
Frank Christensen, president of the National Board of Fire Underwriters, warns that without national action to curb careless burning the United States could record its worst fire losses in 1946, with potential wealth losses around 600 million dollars and about 27 lives lost daily. He urges individual responsibility to eliminate fire hazards.
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United States
Christensen
National Board of Fire Underwriters
United Effort
George Albert Smith on Government Bonds as Investment
George Albert Smith, president of the LDS church, asserts that there is nothing more secure as an investment than government bonds. He emphasizes the stability and reliability of U S government securities in times of economic uncertainty.
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George Albert Smith
LDS Church
Baruch Urges Global Sanctions Backed by Law
Bernard M Baruch, U S representative on the United Nations atomic energy commission, calls for a world program to control the atomic bomb. He argues governments serve the people and urges action now to meet public demand for peace and security with enforceable informational law.
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Bernard M Baruch
United Nations Atome Energy Commission
Truman veto patterns show struggle over labor policy
Washington report outlines President Truman using veto power to block the Case labor-control bill and threaten OPA extension, arguing for stronger measures to curb labor unrest. Observers suggest a limping labor policy emerges as Congress adjourns, with Bowles predicting inflation risks if OPA is scaled back.
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Congress
Truman
Wagner
Senate
House
Puse House
OPA
Ester Bowles
Mr Bowles
Mie
Bowles
Bowles Hay
Local families take trips and visitors from Idaho to Montana
Mr and Mrs Delroy Goodrich and family returned from Wyoming and Montana where Mrs Goodrich worked. Dee Manwaring and Al niece visited Provo and with relatives. Calvin Anderson stayed with sister Wes ley Bowden. Chivers visited Logan and Pennsyl vania, with Clyde Chivers and Angela returning home. Floya Allred of Idaho visited Martin Allred’s family. Relief Society held closing social at chapel with solos by Southam Evans, Gomm, Jackson, Morrell, and a skit directed by Narda Cook. Merrill Goodrich family left for Moses Lake to visit Goodriches. Estel Manwaring returned from Salt Lake City with Grace before mission. Arthur Harrison returned from Salt Lake City. Cecil Gardiner and son visit Hawthorne. Martin Allred Jest visited Provo after two weeks. Thomas Duke visits sister Almira Harrison. Norman Rogers moved into Earl Hunt’s. Friction Matches note added. Mrs Harry Miller traveled to California. Ward conference attended by Archie Johnson, Byron Goodrich, Grant West, Laurence Fox, Vel Hunting.
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Delroy Goodrich
Points
Wyomin
Montana
Goodrich
Dee Manwaring
Provo
Manwaring
Calvin Anderson
Wesley Bowden
de Chivers
Ela
Boyd Chivers
Logan
Chivers
Pennslyvania
Clyde Chivers
Angela
Floya Allred
Idaho
Martin Allred
Relief Society
Francis Southam
Darlene Evans
Oris Pope
Janet Gomm
Lottie Jackson
Hazel Morrell
Ada Openshaw
Narda Cook
Merrill Goodrich
Moses Lake
Washington
Arthur Harrison
Salt Lake City
Cecil Gardiner
Hawthorne
California
Vanishing Kiwi Near Extinction Threat Looms
The kiwi, New Zealand's native flightless bird, is described as near sighted and endangered with its population shrinking toward extinction. The article notes its brown wingleaf appearance, domestic fowl size, and unusually large eggs relative to body size, warning the species may vanish within a few years.
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New Zealand
Crackdown on Red Press in Seoul Printing Counterfeit Money
The American military government shut down the Chikazawa press in Seoul, a Communist party organ for South Korea, after discovering it printed counterfeit notes. About 9,000,000 counterfeit notes had already been produced.
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Red Press
Seoul
Korea
Chikazawa Press
Communist Party
South
Quake Waves Create Inland Tide in South American Region
Undersea quakes along the Peru-Chile coast generate powerful waves that batter ports and force evacuations. A strong ebb precedes each surge, with oscillations lasting hours or days. The 1888 event produced a crest that carried a U.S. vessel inland nearly half a mile.
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Peru-Chile
United States
Stand velland tema Ved SS ee
Stand velland tema Ved SS ee remains unclear in the fragmented OCR text. No definite event or entities can be confirmed for a concise summary.
Corremponde de Mena Edna Halties in Lake City tale
A fragmented report mentions Mena Edna Halties and a correspondent in Lake City. It references a visiting person and a weekend schedule, with scattered names and local notes.
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Mena Edna
Halties
Corremponde
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Vernal Express
William B. Wallis
M. Neff Smart
Entered Vernal
Utah
National Editoria Ssociatio
Utniah County
Midi Agricultural and Mineral Region
Jintah Basin
Uintah Basin
Uintah County
Colorado
Steamboat Springs
Utah Valley Hospital
Meeker
Delta
Moffat County
Vernal
Rian Tes
Washington, DC
Naples
Adame Corressondens
Atonzo Pwight Phillips
Phillips
la Wagon
Harry Miller
Mon
Marion Manwaring
Archie Johnson
Byron Goodrich
Grant West
Laurence Fox
Vel Hunting
Maytag Washer
DeLux Sleeping Baga
Ee Ff Rouse
Haintenange
Wes
Acento Ies
AG Cleaners
B. P. Fisher & Sons Sports Shop
Mast Main
Marty
Utah Motor CO
Args
Wey
Bi RC Mom
Emenee Crear
Vernal, Utah
Micks
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