Armed Forces Notices and Homecomings Highlight December Updates
Bruce Kelly home on terminal leave after two years overseas, with Florence V Kelly noted. David M Condon returns from Hawaii for reassignment, with family ties to Lorna Murray Cannes and Chuck Taylor awaiting discharge and Salt Lake renewals. Ward Openshaw and Don Helmet among medical corps and hospital transfers, while Harvey Long heads toward Korea with replacement engineers battalion. Dwayne Johnson home on leave before reassignment as Navy service extends from Great Lakes to the Pacific.
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Bruce Kelly
Bruce LE Kelly
Kelly
Florence V
States
Allie Byte
Ft Gelvarr Vo
Fyernay Frafice
USS
Dave Condon
David M Condon
Condons
Cyref Festic Condon
Ldaho
Condon
Hawai Ly
Srvices
As Naval Hospital
Pearl Harbor
San Francisco
Lorna Murray
Harvey Long
Korea
Lapoint
Siapan
Camp Beal
California
Cpl
Long
We Army
Guy and
Lucy Long
Dwayne Johnsgn
Dwayne Johnson
A Theodore Jobnson
Salt Lake
Johnson
Navy
Great Lakes
New Orleans
Pacific
Panama Canal
Philpanthee
Pair Captured At Craig for Vernal Car Theft
Two 15 year old youths from California were arrested near Craig after allegedly stealing a 1939 Ford sedan owned by Mrs. Gillette. The vehicle was traced through several towns including Vernal and Myton before authorities detained the suspects. Sheriff Jor Preece reported the capture and that one youth recently returned from a two year mission in California.
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San Francesco
US Marshall
Roua
Craig
George
Extel Wilson
Alameda Krieger
Offal Coun
Ge Errol Wilson
Alameda
Catherines
Markey Wilson
California
Myton Ren
Vernal
Errol
Naples
Ohi
Harrisons Standard Hunt Watkins
Hunt Watkins
Armiver
Greatlery
Jor Preece Lekes UI
Hunt
Ea Watkins
Mildred Hatchiensen
Watkins
Green River Bridge
Farragut Idaho
Jensen
Preece
Pacific
Western Colo He Fight For Super Highway
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington outlines a plan for a 1 billion dollar federal state network of super highways including an east west road across Colorado or Utah. Western Colorado towns fear U S 40 would link Denver to Kansas City Cheyenne or Albuquerque while omitting the western region. Protests will be sent to Senator Ed C Johnson Governor Vivian and highway officials. A committee led by Ray Monson Dr M Rowlard and Claude Luekens will coordinate action with other towns along US 40 to oppose the plan and seek a fair western route.
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Kansas
Wiah
Colorado Club
Colorado
Denver
Salt Lake City
Wacifie
Retirement of Earl Sanford Ends 33 Years with Forest Service
Earl Sanford announced his voluntary retirement effective October 31 after 33 years of service in the Forest Service. His career spanned the Intermountain region with posts in Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, including superintendent roles at Caribou and Ashley national forests and leadership in postwar planning from the Ogden regional office.
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Ogden
Rice Regional Forester
Earl Sanford
France
Tenth Engineers
Intermountain
Caribou
Montpelier
The
Forest Service
Milwaukee
Wis
National Agricultural Resarch Center
Beltsville
Sevier
Utah
Ashley National Forest
Vernal
Former Forest Bonanza Mine to Supervisor Retiree Retires After 35 Years
Sunday gunfire at the Snow ranch injured two valuable milking cows, one shot through both eyes, as pheasant hunters opened the season early. Kenneth Snow reported two Wisconsin-bred cows from his Berry stock were damaged and valued at $600, with tests noting 52 pounds of butterfat for September. A separate Vernon burglary at a nearby service station involved thieves ransacking the shop, stealing cash and items, injuring Harvey Mace, and prompting a county-wide search. a suspect was brought from Provo but not identified. The incident highlights safety concerns and ongoing investigations.
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Kenneth Snow
Snow
Wisconsin
Mr Snow
Vernal
Sewell
Thomas Denver
Barber Asphalt Corporation
Thomas Vernal
Damag Harvey Mace
Sinclair
Thomas
Hig
Mace
le Jeard
United County Hospital
Ronald Preece
Provo
Nevada
Uintah Rexall
Uintah Drug Hosts One Cent Sale for All Shoppers
Uintah Drug announces a one cent sale featuring cosmetic items like face powder bath salts massage cream and vanishing creams. Winter cough and cold needs are highlighted with miscellaneous items for men and women. Sale is backed by Hexall’s money with a guarantee of attractive prizes and public notices.
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Alten
Stake Conference Dates Set for November 10 and 11
Stake authorities announce a quarterly conference to be held Saturday and Sunday November 10 and 11. A welfare meeting is planned Saturday evening at 30 at the Vernsl Seminary for stake presidency and bishops. At 8 pm a Priesthood leadership meeting will follow at the seminary for stake presidents and Melchizedek Priesthood leaders.
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Ainish
Vernsl
High Council
Melchizedek
Tora
Lyceum Program Is Announced by Uintah High
Uintah High announces winter lyceum program with five concerts. Lener String Quartet appears Nov 24, Irving Wasserman pianist Jan 20, Ionian Male Quartet Feb 28, Mary Hutch on March 4, and American Woodwind Quintet on Apr 24. Tickets go on sale to the public soon.
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Uintah High Schools
Lener
Irving Wasserman
Ionian
Mary Hutch
Wood- Weld
End of Shoe Rations Amid War's Aftermath
Washington announces shoe rationing ends at midnight Wednesday. Bowles cites a big postwar rise in shoe production with about 28 million pairs to be made in October versus 20 million in August. Prospects for November and December reach 2 to 2.8 million pairs monthly, matching prewar demand. Leather goods and house slippers also covered by the term ination order.
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Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Jaycee Pheasant Dance Planned at Imperial Friday
Jaycee Pheasant Dance announced by dance committee chairman Lloyd Eaton will be held Friday night at Imperial. It may also be followed by a Saturday event. Mr and Mrs S L Sather returned Sunday after a week in Denver.
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Imperial
Jaycee Pheasant Dance
Accord
Lloyd Eaton
Dance Committes
Eaton
S L Sather
Denver
Victory Loan Rally and Thanksgiving Proclaimed in Utah
A Utah Victory Loan Drive kickoff featured a Uintah County rally led by Mayor Stringham with speeches by local leaders and veterans. The state proclaims Thanksgiving on November 22, aligning with federal practice, while bond drives target Uintah County’s $144,500 EB quota toward Utah’s $11 million E quota and overall $175.15 million goal.
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Roosevelt
Utah
Jett
Uintah
Uiitar
Igh
8 H Stringhem
Pay Rabton
American Lefee Ana
Saeaer Ib Col Com
H. By Nill Ffeom
Ceremoni
Ines
Fletcher
Bank of Vernal
Uintah State
Carma Ray Hackingarn
Ar‘beren
Nolan
Garner Jennie Caldwell
Ie Cas Ee
KSL
Stringham
Fiveother
Uintah County
Charles L Srolth
George Albert Smith
Bantley
Christ
Latter Day Salata
Whitedek
Corea
Mill
Volun
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Chuck) McArthur Taylor
N A Taylor Wall
Tieharee
Chuck
Farragat Daha
Ward Openshaw
Shaw
Hell
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Mt Ft Lewis
Washington Ft
Tell
Midical Corps
Ft E Bliss
Texas
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Don Holmes
Dewilt General Hospital
Auburn
Wm Holmes Jr
Pfe Doles
Okinawa
Western
Colo
Sanford
Inter Mountain
Ain
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Callis Foresta
Idaho National Forest
Callada
Forest Bonanza
Uintah Drug
Guy Hexton
United Sates
Adkins
Turkey
United States Supreme Court
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