Anniversary Note for Bentt Dematy Ratere
A brief anniversary notice honors Bentt and Ratere on a milestone date. The item records a personal acknowledgment and mentions the families involved.
12 Mar 1942
Page 1
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1942
Page
1
A brief anniversary notice honors Bentt and Ratere on a milestone date. The item records a personal acknowledgment and mentions the families involved.
Governor Maw in the capitol says no fear of Japanese relocation to Uintah County and urges local commissions to send representatives to a meeting at 3 p m to discuss alien problem. He notes federal action may curb strategic areas and stresses residents must be in finanzial condition not to become public charges.
Uintah district chairman Harald Hullinger says scouts will grow vegetable gardens at home and in troops or community plots this summer. The program aims to produce canning ready vegetables and help supply food for soldiers during wartime.
Tribune Forum letters discuss immigration of Japanese into Ulitsh Basin. Writers propose trading Japanese residents for American prisoners held by Japan, arguing for a large odds exchange while urging no more Japanese in the country. Continuation noted on page eight.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 pm in Tridel ward chapel for Ruth SteConkle McKee 45 wife of J Ray McKee chairman of Uintah County Commissioners. Bishop LeRoy Marrill officiated Purley H Goodrich offered the invocation and the benediction by Bishop Alma Preece of Ashley ward and Uintah county commissioners. The Bridelwart choir sang and Ming Beth McCentere rendered a soprano solo Memory of his sister was ... continued on page eighty.
Basin Livestock Show dates for the annual event were set for Thursday and Friday May 21 and 23 at the Uinta County sale pavilion. The session followed a Monday meeting at 8 10 p m in the county courthouse. Page Four continuation indicated.
An Uintah Basin gathering presented various development projects to the State Industrial Development and Advertising Commission in public session at a Kellervelt chapel. No commitments were made to fund the proposed plans though support and advice were offered by leaders including C Wright and Sheldon Brewster. The commission favored Canyon Energy site development to connect a Sandy area power facility, with comments by Bundy and others, and the meeting adjourned with promises of future discussion.
The Ashley Livestock association hears advice to avoid overgrasing, cull cattle while prices stay high, and replace with better stock for efficiency. H E Seeley outlines war production ties and support, with Eaton and Lambert detailing range management and twenty year grazing plans. Association members listed by district include Merkley, Hunting, Preece, Goderquist, and Wilde.
Congressional figures show $102 000 approved for Vernal city WPA improvements including street work and a sanitary sewer system. Mayor Stringham received telegrams from U S Senators and others amid a larger total about $107 000 to be furnished locally for the Vernal street and sewer project.
At the regular luncheon the Vernal Lions discussed members entering service. Claudius Banks left for Fort Douglas to enter the military, with Captain Hugh W. Calton Captain John A. Clark Captain Frank J. Wright and Orginal Rass also serving. Harold M. Radellrt spoke on the National Park Service. Election time for the club was announced for April with nominations in March.
A local school board meeting set plans to register families through site principals. Principals at each high and grade school will appoint committees to organize the effort and ensure all households are reached. The initiative aims to boost attendance by coordinating with the county education office.
A wartime proclamation urges farmers to sustain production through the Flint For Victory program. It promises extended hours and new machinery to bolster the war effort, backed by the Department of Agriculture and local authorities.
Governor Maw argues for more cheap electrical power to the state to attract new industries and expand existing facilities. He notes that without affordable power, planned plants near Extio Park and Dewey dam sites may be delayed or halted, and urges action by state agencies and Congress to enable industrial growth.
Roosevelt and Berth secured berths in the regional five district tourney after winning key games. In a round robin at Moat Jast Werk they battled hard with standout scores listed by players Johnson, Taylor, Gardner and others leading to a 32 to 30 victory.
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