Surveying the Candidates Dewey ready to run again
Born in Owosso Michigan on March 24 1902 Thomas E Dewey rose from newspaperman and Owosso postmaster to political prominence. A music lover turned attorney he married Francia Eileen Hutt in 1928 and later became United States Attorney and New York Governor before his 1944 presidential bid. He won re election in 1946 and supporters urge another run.
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Owosso
Michigan
Parenyts
Pather
Augusta Corrigan
County Cork
Corrigans
Young Republican Club of
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Tal
United States
Souther
Dewey
New York State
Maeser School Students End Year With Hikes and Activities
Mae ser School students wrap the school year with hikes picnics and roller skating as community members note visits births weddings and local travels. Residents Maeser Edna C Raings and ET correspondence list gatherings and social events among families including Bowden Barker Wilson and Atwood households with multiple celebrations.
Colorado and Idaho ministers visit here
Erskine E. Scates president of the Intermountain Bible College in Grand Junction and Dr. Paul D. Mortimer state secretary of the Idaho and Utah Convention of Christian Churches were guests May 22 and May 23 in the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Gillespie.
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Erskine E. Scates
Intermountain Bible College
Grand Junction
Paul D. Mortimer
Idaho and
Utah Convention of Christian Churches
Harvey Gillespie
Vicious Dog-Beater Gets 'Stiffest' Jail Sentence
Joseph Svech, 63, was sentenced to 60 days in jail for beating a dog to death in Montville Connecticut. He dragged a collie away from newborn pups and brain said with a hammer, because he believed she killed one. Court called the sentence the stiffest for the offense.
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Montville
Conn
Joseph Svech
Svack
Community Notices From Randlett Area
Randlett residents trade weekend visits with Harris family and other locals. Carol Jensen spoke at Leota Ward Sacrament meeting. Visitors from Vernal in town. Randlett Ouray Lions drew strong turnout at Imperial Hall. Madge Wall visited Roosevelt. Alterra High School student body president and stake leaders spoke at a Sunday ward conference. The word chorus sang. Graveside services for John Quirk were held at Randlett Cemetery under Odd Fellows direction.
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Randlett
P.T.A
Alterra
Rand,lett-Ouray Lions Club
Lions Club
Imperial Hall
Verna
Madge Wall
Roosevelt
Nolan Lambert
Alterra High School
Russell Todd
Stake
Bitop Ira Wilson
Jennie McMullin
William Harris
Ervin Young
Grant Jarman
John Quir
Randlett Cemetery
Odd Fellows Lodge
Strength of Woman Defies Social Roles Claim
University of California psychologist argues that the gap in strength between men and women stems from biology rather than social training on gender roles, challenging prevailing beliefs in the era.
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University of California
Graveside Rites Held For Parker Bates at Vernal Memorial Park
Impressive graveside services were held Saturday at 2 15 p m for William Parker Oates 44 who died May 18 in a Los Angeles hospital of a heart ailment at the home of Mrs Loyd Shimmin sister of the deceased prayer was offered by Bishop Yontha Calder At the cemetery a male quartet sang I Need Thee Every Hour Invocation by Howard B Calder and a short talk by Asher Manwaring The quartet sang Oh My Father and the grave was dedicated by Charles A Hardy The services were conducted by Bishop William B Wallis The pallbearers were Royal Bates Dr Loyd Shimmin Tenny and Robert Johnston Seth Perry and Floyd Perry Bates was born Vernal November 12 1904 the son of My and Mrs J C Bates He attended Vernal schools Utah Academy and Willcox Academy In 1923 he moved with his parents to San Diego where he lived until 1930 then went to Los Angeles to make his home He worked as a buyer for a produce firm He married Matilda Polanski in Los Angeles February 6 1932 Survived by widow and mother a brother Royal San Diego and sister Mrs Shimmin Vernal Funeral services were conducted in Los Angeles Friday
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Vernal Memorial Park
William Parker Oates
Losshinehee Hospital
Loyd Shimmin
Yontha Calder
Howard B. Calder
Asher Manwaring
Charles A Hardy
William B. Wallis
Harold E
George C. Davis
Ernest M
Royal Bates
Tenney
Robert Johnston
Seth Perry
Floyd Perry
Mr. Bates
Vernal
J. C. Bates
Uintah Academy
Willcox Academy
San Diego
Los Angeles
All Produce
Matilda Polanski
Royal
Shimmin
Hatbox Lady Cop Marie Hagan Mourned in Bughouse Square
Chicago mourns Marie C. Hagan 74 known as the hatbox lady cop who kept peace for 28 years in Bughouse Square between the Gold Coast and near north side. Debaters, drunks and addicts miss her kindly bright-eyed presence as they gather daily to argue various topics.
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Chicago
Bughouse Square
Marie C. Hagan
Gold Coast
North Side
Penniless days paid off for Lynch coal mine gain
In Pittsburg the wealthy coal mine owner Jimmy Lynch says his wealth, about 75 000, stems from being penniless years ago. He borrowed money to buy 65 acres of bottom land, found a top soil sale plan, uncovered a coal seam suitable for strip mining. Engineers estimate 600 000 to 1 million tons of coal, with a four year work span and 75 000 expected return to Lynch.
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Pittshurgh
Jimmy Lynch
Nat
Lynch
Pennsylvania
Milk in Medicine Mile and the 1884 bottle invention
Milk has served medicinal industrial and domestic roles for over 6,000 years. The milk bottle was invented in 1884 by Dr. H. D. Thatcher of Potsdam New York.
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H. D. Thatcher
Potsdam
N.Y
Funeral Held at Randlett Sunday for John Quirl
The funeral for John Quirl of Myton was held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Myton Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. H. Warner officiating. Graveside services at Randlett were conducted by the Independent Order of Old Fellows. Chaplain Dr. J. W. Stevens and Vice Grand Leslie Mackay led the grave ceremony as musical numbers accompanied by Mrs. Celia Richens, Mrs. Eva Gingell, Miss Joan Gingell, and Floyd Ross.
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John Quirl
Myton
Myton Presbyterian Church
J. H. Warner
Randlett
Independent Order of Old Fellows
J. W. Stevens
Leslie Mackay
Sweet
Celia Richens
Eva Gingell
Joan Gingell
Floyd Ross
Mra. Lycerle Dennis
Avoid Clogging Ditches Urges Citizens on Irrigation Water
A public notice urges residents to keep ditches clear of grass bottles trash and other debris to prevent water loss. It lists Lamar Thacker at 242 West 1st South and phone 490-3 for irrigation water and advises irrigation of gardens while canal supply remains ample.
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Lamar Thacker
West 1St South
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Musical College
Oklahoma
Francia Eileen Hutt
Miss Hutt
Columbia Law School
Plainfield
New Jersey
Episcopal Church of
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John
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Pawling
Maeser
Edna C. Raings
Maeser School
Austin McBride
Jane
Hyrum
Donald Bowden
City
Lynn Reynolds
Rex Allred
Archie Wilson
J. Ferron Hacking
Howard Williams
Kay
Enid
Alice
Bessie Atwood
Dall
Cardston
Alberta
Canada
Raymond Bascom
Alburn Atwood
Lar
Colorado
Idaho
Via
Atwood
Kim[ball Slaugh
Montana
Nerce
Fern Collett
Hewett
England
Florence Thompson
Dallas Goodrich
Goodrich
Norma Merkley
Lawrence Adams
Phip Stringhams
Vernon
Yon
JH. Bodily
Best
Mary Helen Harris
L. D. S. Hospital
Salt Lake
Carol Jensen
Leota Ward
Robert Pine
Jess Jensen
Weld Sunday Forum
Parker Bates
Thorne Studio
Wees
Showalter Motor CO
Vernal, Utah
Frankin PD
Moosevelt, Jr
National Housing
American Veterana Committee
AVG
Beford
House Banking and Currency Committee
Moosevelt
van Tate
Lilanor Wagner Hu Wing Bih
Quit
Parang
Arthur E. Babcock
Arthur E Babcock
Utah State
Provo
Stanley Dunford
Batcock
Utah
Babcock
Eve
Allred Tire CO
Fred's Tire Shop
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