Davis Zoma Slaugh Recovers From Long Illness
Yoma daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Slaugh is brought home from the hospital Tuesday after a long illness. Several local families traveled to Salt Lake City for temple work. A large group from our yard attended a Farmers Union meeting in Jensen Friday evening. Various Slaugh relatives and friends visited, joined by extended family across Utah for hospital and birthday events.
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Yoma
Lyle Slaugh
Max Johnson
Stanley Harrison
Salt Lake
Temple
Farmers Union
Jensen
Henry Slaugh
Salt Lake City
Ella Slaugh
Gordon Smuin
William Burke
Dan Thacker
Ralph Allred
Craig
Colo
George Slaugh
Betty Ordner
Leah Simper
Elia Slaugh
Fred Slough
Charley Slaugh
Denver
Dean
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Domgaard Family Easter Picnic at Reservoir
After Easter Sunday services the Domgaard family held a pot luck dinner then a boat ride at the reservoir. Twenty five people attended including Bud Markeys driving a new Hudson. Mrs. Cleo Pappas had been ill the past week but is improving, and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Thomay were also present.
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Domgaard
Bud Markeys
Cleo. Pappas
Oren Thomay
New auto insurance ad touts lower rates with State Farm
A vintage classified style notice touts new financial responsibility laws requiring up to 11,000 cash or security after a single accident. It promotes State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance as a cheaper alternative and urges readers to call or visit for details.
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State Farm Mutual
Labor unions in America face a crisis of leadership
The piece argues unions are distorted by control over workers and warns of a war with Soviet Russia. It praises Truman for appointing Charles E. Wilson to run the nation while condemning union bosses who allegedly walked out, risking Americans in Korea and future war. It calls for union leaders to resign for betraying members.
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America
Soviet Russia
Russia
Kremlin
Truman
Charles E. Wilson
General Electrici Co
Korea
Week end visitors at Eva Rushton home
Mrs. and family of Sandy visited the Rushton household this weekend. Mrs. Thomas is identified as a daughter of Mrs. Rushton. Elsie Dorgaard drove a group of youngsters to Roosevelt for Sunday evening church services.
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Sandy
Eva Rushton
Thomas
Rushton
Elsie Dorgaard
Roosevelt
Emblem for Party Raccoon Badge of Whig Party Around 1840
The old Whig party adopted a raccoon as its emblem around 1840 signaling a practical, resilient image. The emblem appeared in campaign materials and political cartoons as a recognizable symbol of the party during its late 1830s to mid 1840s activity.
Lighten rooms with white ceilings and upper walls
Dark rooms can be nearly doubled in brightness by using light colors. White ceilings and upper walls reflect up to 88 percent of light, while dark colors keep rooms dim. Many schools now use green blackboards to improve visibility. Feeding Sows The sow's feeding from farrowing to two weeks old should start with warm water and a small amount of bran or cats on day one, then gradually increase over the next twelve days to full feed.
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Monkey
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Howard Keel
Louis Calhern
J. Carrol Naish
Edward Arnold
Keenan Wynn
Sidney Sheldon
Irving Berlin
Herbert Fields
Dorothy Fields
Robert Alon
George Siney
Arthur Freed
William Holden
Brodrick Crawford
Judy Holliday
Orson Wells
Atom Man Vs. Superman
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Davis Zoma Slaugh
Long Iiness
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W. A. Jacobe
Maeser Reed
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Mykola Lebed
New Yorks
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Donn Tomer and
Vin Allyson
Judy Garland
Gene Kelly
Lena Torna
Ann Sothern
Gene Autry and
Gail Davis
Uintah
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Uintah Packing CO
Vincent Price
Boris Karloff
Tower of London
Dailey
Sorrncel Fuller
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