Armed Forces Men Tied to Vernal News Reel in Life Magazine
The March Life feature highlights Vernal residents in military service and training. Marine bugler Marvin Singleton from San Francisco to Guadalcanal. Keith Brimhall and Albert Zucker pursue cadet and radio roles. Sgt George Karren and Jay Wall among Lowry Field and Coast Guard trainees. Dan Oaks in North Africa and Wayne Collier in Newport training mark deployments. Lawrence Powell overseas after July 1942 embarkation.
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Beveral
Guadalcanal
Life
Marvin Ro Singleton
Tile Singleton
Marvin
San Francisco
New Zealand
Uintah High School
Salt Lake
Utah Copper Company
Wl Bingham
Lowry Elel Armament School
George 1
Karren
Hugh Karren
Lowry Field Armage
Denver
Lowry Field
Petersburg
Florida
Tyndall Field
Barren
Wow Clyde Company
Springville
Utah
Lawrence Powell
Ft Douglas
Effie Powell
Powell
Helen Perry Crowned Queen Of Annual Ball
Helen Perry of Lapoint crowned Gold and Green queen for 1943 at Uintah Stoke Ball in Imperial Hall with apple blossom decor, LaPoint queen escorted by Darrall Huber, boy sopranos, and a rose performance by bu girls chorus and Sweetheart dance finale led by Melba Calder.
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Imperial Hall
Misa Helen Perry
Lapoint
Rockies
jRock Mountain
Qarenoee Wendall
Mins
Maysle Hall
Hilly Biddeway
Bertram Jotnaen
Lor Johnson Glines
Lynn Mecham May Fox
Pirsi
Ward
Douglas Merkley
Gootrich
Naples
Lowe Goodrich
Elva Caldwell Maeser
Waa
Boyd Price
Marjorie Thurman
Second Ward
Garth W Atwood Ha Wiking
Jensen
Richard Peterson
Helen
Queen
Darrall Huber
Boglers
Jean Queen
Lola Marys
Carol Walker
Ada Jensen
Nina Hall
Livans
Carol Hodgkin
Audrey Jones
Mrs Mar
Manwaringing
Swetye
Melba Calder
Carol Hedgkanson
Funeral Services Held Sunday for Jensen Pioneer
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the Jensen Ward House for Stephanie Murray 65. Bishop Lloyd Merkley officiated. An Amediea chorus. Veda Hatch, Winona Wilkins, Mary Gardner, Josephine Stewart, sang Tenderly Jesus Is Calling and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Speakers included Van Masacy and Philip Wallina of Vernal. Benediction by H Morons Moon. Floral offerings arranged by Mrs Rebecka Stewart and Vera Alnge. Continued on Page Four.
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Jensen Ward House
Stephanie Murray
Jolie
M Munny
Vemsal
Vurprie
Lloyd Merkley
Amediea Chorus
Winona Wilkins
Mary Gardner
Veda Hatch
Josephine Stewart
Boitly
Jesus
Ls Culsine
Willan Ho Turper
Oh My Father
van Masacy
Darwin Gnow Tulk
Philip Wallina
Merkley
H Morons Moon
Rebecka Stewart
Vera Alnge
War Production Board outlines ammo rules for animal control
The War Production Board announced a rationing program for limited ammunition in predator and pest control. Applicants must specify use and cartridge type on triplicate forms, with local board approval. Limits apply per two to four month periods by caliber.
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War Production Board
Utes Capture Region Honors From Price
Uintah fans saw the Utes top Carbon at Price to win Region Five basketball, with Otis Weeka and Dale Haws carrying the offense as Manwaring and Jones faced early fouls. The win capped Region Five play as Uintah claimed the title among fourteen teams, with notable performances from Walker and Johnson and Friday’s close loss to Canyon.
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Uintah
Utes
Carbon
Capitan Howard Manwaring
Garr Jones
Otis
Weeka
Dale Haws
Pament
Varnal
Ume
JD Jones
Nelson
Carbon Dinosaurs
Uttah
Howard Manwaring
Wid Gen Walker
Ules
Trom
Dale Banding
Tha Utes
Garden Dinosaims
Castle Dale
Fighting Utes
Blanding
Walker
Gary Jones
Prezel
Ptte Lapis
Calvin, Johnson of
Don Walker
L D S Restricts Attendance At April Meet
The L D S church announces wartime arrangements for the 113th annual general conference on April 5 and for regional conferences across the west on April 11 and 18. Priesthood leaders and select representatives will attend the general and regional sessions, with admission to the temple block limited to authorized holders.
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LDS Church
West
Church
Mrst
Learera
Atraomy
Governor Maw Signs Bill For Teachers Bonus
Governor Herbert B Maw signed HB 28 Tuesday, authorizing 53,290000 for Utah school districts to pay bonuses to teachers and staff this year and boost salaries over the next two fiscal years. The law takes effect immediately and funds will be distributed to the 40 districts at once. Strong storm reports disrupted travel in Strawberry, Heber City, and Park City as crews towed and cleared stranded vehicles.
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Utah
Salerica
Herbert B Maw
Uintah County Is Placed In Blackout Area
Uintah County is designated a blackout area by the Civilian Defense Corps. An air raid instruction envelope was placed in the city office and will be opened only when an air raid warning is received. Plans aim to prep every community in the county to dim or blackout lights and relay alerts from Vernal.
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Offeials
Total Civilian Defense Corps
Army Offidala
Salt Lake
OCD
Theity Council
Uintah County
Utah
James R Darker
Bel
Salt Lake Civilian Defense Council Meeting Attended
More than 150 volunteer civilian defense workers from 30 Utah counties attended a two day session in Salt Lake City. The conference featured 26 activities on protective and service phases, with demonstrations on gas marking incendiary bomb handling and a tear gas drill. Prominent speakers included Mildred Byers and Major James Barser, as well as state leaders Gus Rackman and Grover Giles.
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Ealt Lake City
Grover A Giles
Salt Lake City
Citizens Defense Corps
Civillan Defence
Dan M Whelan
Citizens
Flet Corps
War Service
Meat rationing to ease as producers gain aid promises
A city official pledged ration relief when possible while two other developments brighten the food outlook. The Office of Price Administration will supply certain items to remote areas and aid to producers will expand through Secretary Ickes Interior plan. Rations set for hamburgers and steaks, with butter and fats consuming coupon points, begin March 29.
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Prentiss
Office of Price
Ickes
Interior Department
Lsu
Hot Lunch Bill Awaits Signature By Governor Maw
Legislative action on House bill 164 to fund school hot lunches passed both houses and now awaits Governor Maw’s signature. PTA groups Lions clubs and city county groups urge swift action. Also notes the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Walter Schofield of Salt Lake on March 19, 19__.
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Maw
Jr. Stringhams
Houss
Benete
Goveror HB
Slaw
Anw
Lions Clubs
Derry King
Central School
Parent-Teachers Association
Walter Schoffield
Galt Lake
Bite Schofield
Violetta Raiphards
Red Cross War Fund Drive Reaches $1,000
Mrs Roy Showalter Uintah County chairman reports the Red Cross War Fund Drive has collected $1000 toward a $2400 county quota in its first week. Vernal solicitors include Mrs Mable Yourden for Botanza mines Ike Shelfer for the labor union district. District leaders listed across Vernal areas and several residents have canvassed businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Showalter
Uintah
Reid Cros
Showalter
Mable Yourden
Botanza
Ike Shelfer
Inbor Union
Mra Wilson Murray
Wayne Larson
Francis Feltch
EH Grant Vest Iry
Lawrence Wardell
Joeph Haslem
Jesen
Lynbert Naples
Fiorn McCay
Meeser
Elmer Bwett
Astiey Wilson
Murray and HO
Bowards
Essay Contest Opens for Ninth Grade Students
Ninth grade students in Unitel county are invited to enter an essay contest sponsored by the Bankers Association and UECA. Donald B Barr will represent the Innies in the contest, while Howard Tyory promotes the war effort under the theme Helping TalK Sive Vital War Foods.
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Unitel County
Jetter
Bankers Amodtatito
UECA
Sive Vital War Foods
Donald B Barr
He Innes
Howard Tyory
Legislature Cuts Power of Man Governor in Budget Clash
The Utah Twenty fifth Legislature adjourned after a volatile 63 day session defined by late acts. Lawmakers curbed executive control over State Government Operating Accounts, restricting transfers between departments and creating a strict schedule of expenditures. The welfare bill, a pass at the eleventh hour, mirrored earlier proposals but narrowed scope, while the general budget totals reached 19 404 175 for the next biennium.
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Jernock
Moidy
Mawhag
Dol Lara
Tan
Henry H. Blood Guava
Tits Board of Examiners
Board of Excaminers Propristions
Moother
Pma
Tee Son
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Life Magazine
Keith Brimhall
Earl Brimhall
Like Field
Arizona
Brimhail
Army Adr Corps
Toorse Last
Uval
Uneh Vire Lumber Company
Albert Zucker
Vernal Truk
Hotel Stevens Radio School
Chicago
Medialile 16
Ste Toned
Camp Gelley
Warrensbuirg
Transport Troop Carrier Command
Warrensburg
Hentucky
Vernal Beye Exter Coast Guard
Jay Wall
Ferrall Hooks
A8 Coast Guard
San Diego
California
Jey Ip
Wallace McCarrell
Los Angeles
Ferrall
Archie Rooks
Salt
Vernal 2
Dan Oaks
North Africa
Dan
Cab Wilson
Laat
Edth Oaks
Wayne Collier
Gunner's
Mir
Earl Collier
Vernal
Spokane
Washington
Schivol
New Port
Rhode Island
Wayne
Navy
bin Loita Trataligs
Bere Cpl Adams
Helen Perry
Interngunain
Alpha James A Hooper
Benalcial Life
Lake City
Elton LL Jones
North West Street
Cedar City
D Allen
Post Office
Duild
OW foRinnen
Price
Tea'd Basketeers
BH Stringham
Stringham
Liyd Wethins
Mark Freestone
Balt Lake
L.D.S
Leé Dustin
Balt Imke Runnay
Strawberry Land
Heber City
Park City
Lictile Jenkins le
Ithe Grill Cate
Army
Civilian Defense Council
Daniel Tirner
Goring
Lake
Americ
Red Cross
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