Gas ration plan outlines registration and books
Plans announced for gasoline rationing require motorists to file complete forms by November 9 to receive an A book valid for 240.6 miles monthly, with eligibility tied to tire disposal and rubber conservation. Registration will occur November 12 to 14 at school buildings, with supplemental books available for occupational use.
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Iso
Office of Price Administration
Wally Sandack
of Compati Les
Mr Sandack
Ucials
Office of War
National Campaign For Conservation of
Don B Colton Speaks at Republican Rally
Don B Colton of Salt Lake and former congressman addressed a Republican rally at the Imperial. He urged unity with the state administration, criticized the primary election law, and said the government should serve all people not a single party. County Chairman BH Stringham led the event. A later social event followed with awards and dancing.
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Imperial
Don B Colton
Salt Lake
Dalton
Maw
Republicn Party
BH. Stringham
Cprah Derry
A Tribute to Herbert Tyzack From Vernal Stalwart
A tribute to Herbert Tyzack a familiar Inland town figure whose sudden disappearance from Vernal streets leaves sorrow. He was known for a steady daily court routine to his office with papers in hand and a ready word for all he met. His wife and friends recall his steady presence and kindly manner as he moved through life.
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Herbert Tyzack
Vernal
Wila Work
Howe
Nandallor
State to Aid Utah's Rural Areas Says Maw
Governor Herbert B Maw pledged to extend prosperity to Utah’s outlying districts via a work program. Workers would receive half wages with the rest credited to a statewide community industry fund of 50 000 dollars, supporting a canning or packing plant. He urged the legislature to address regional inequities as centers thrived while fringes faced heavier taxation and population loss.
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Tilly
Imperial Wall
Herbert B Maw
Granger
Injuries Reported For Jensen Youth In Solomons
George F Richardson received a letter from his son Lavell stating he lies in the US Naval hospital at Oakland California after serving as a head machine gunner on the Solomons front for eight days in late August. Lavell was injured August 15 and returned to the United States last week, the first word Mr Richardson has received since his son went overseas.
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George F Richardson
Lavell
Osakland
Soloman Islands
United States
Mr Richardson
I S A Program Sunday Evening At Stake Tabernacle
The M IA will present a four part program for the Sunday evening session of the conference at the stake tabernacle. The Rampart we Watch will be introduced by Ernest Johnson. The Individual Self features Melba Calder. Boy Scouts will pledge allegiance and salute the flag. Amy Gordiner reads The Star Spangled Banner, with musical numbers by Lowe Goodrich, Gerald Caldwell, and a girls trio Elizabeth Noel, Edna McConkie, Lois Welker. The program is directed by Stake 24 Men and Gleaner departments.
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M IA Wil
Patrath
Stake
Funeral for Curtis Ashby Held at Maeser
Funeral services for Alma Curtis Ashby 45 of Masser who died October 26 of a heart attack were held Friday at 100 o'clock at the Maeser Waru chapel. Bishop Lesor Bingham conducted the services. The opening number was a noted quartet O My Father. The opening prayer was offered by Mark M Hall. A solo Lay My Head Beneath A Rose was sung. The first speaker was Joseph Hacking who told of early acquaintances with the family. EB Bodily gave the closing remarks for the bishopric.
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Alma Curtis Ashby
Masser
Maeser Waru
Lesor Bingham
Mark M Hall
Joseph Hacking
Lucille Calder
Archle Johnson
EB Bodily
Utah Cuts Speed Limit to 35 Miles An Hour
Utah’s State Road Commission issued an order lowering the speed limit statewide to 35 miles per hour starting Tuesday. The change, justified by engineering and traffic studies, replaces prior daytime and nighttime limits of 60 mph. Authorities cite vehicle tire condition and crash hazards as reasons, with enforcement under state and federal law. continuation noted on page five.
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Utah
State Road Commission
Board Commission
Grover A. Giles
Rufus G Jasper Eugheer
The
National Safety
17 Tons Venison Stored for Winter at Local Plant
Uintah County residents face reduced travel and stay at home this winter yet enjoy abundant meat. The Ash Ley Valley Market lockers hold about 17 tons of venison along with pheasants trout ducks elk rabbit and other meats. Byron Fisher reports the stock and Russell Montgomery won $10 for heaviest deer 216 pounds 12 ounces. Marton Mick Batty claimed $6 for horns spanning 35 inches. Warren Belcher earned $2 for the most freakish horns.
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Uintah County
Ashley Valley
Byron Fisher
Russell Montgomery
Marton
Mick Batty
Warren Belcher
Stewart Ashton Completes Basic Naval Reserve Air Training
Stewart Ashton, son of Mr and Mrs Rat Ashton, has completed his preliminary training at the Naval Reserve Aviation Base in Oakland California. He is now at the University of the Air Corpus Christi Texas for advanced training en route to a commission as either a Ensign in the Naval Reserve or a Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps Reserve. He is a Wasatch Academy 1938 graduate and Stanford alum where he was active in Kappa Sigma and Phi Phi fraternities and athletics.
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Stewart Ashton
Rat Ashton
Naval Reserve Aviation
Oakland
California
University of the Air Corpus Christi
Texas
Ashton
Wasatch Academy
Stanford University
We Kappa Sigma
Phi Phi
Stanford
Corpus Christi
Naval Reserve
Marine Corps Reserve
Republicans Make Big Gains in Nation as Election Count Is Made
The election sweep reduced the Democratic edge in both houses. the Senate majority fell from 58 to 19 at most, with Republicans gaining ten Democratic-held seats. In New York, Thomas E Dewey led Republican victors, boosting GOP presidential prospects and signaling wide gains nationwide amid official canvassing. Local results show Uintah County shifting to Republicans, with six county offices won by Republicans and several Democratic incumbents reelected. overall turnout lower than the previous election.
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Congress
House
Senate
Powe
New York
Thomas E Dewey
Roosevelt John J Bennett
Uintah
F L Noel H MM. Snyder
Owen Slough
Sheriif
Mark Sins
Stringham
Martin Se Curtis
Horace Coltharp
Lester Bingham
Wallace Qaltler
Glaugh Democrat
Wallace Qaider
Leon P Christensen
Sue
Cessor
Tex Dooaiyea
Courasy
Hia
Ballard
Armistice Day Patriotic Program at Uintah High School
Armistice Day program at Uintah High School Wednesday noon under the American Legion and Auxiliary includes martial music by the Uintah High Band, a one minute silence for fallen service members, prayers, solos, duets, a boys in service greeting, a girls chorus, veterans tribute, and the Star Spangled Banner followed by taps.
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Uintah High School
American Legion and Auxiliary
Uintah High Band
John Josnanunn
Glen Lamasg
Bert
Wmr Hazell
EB Hampton
John W
Mary Manwaring
Binnie Lee
Witbeck Post
Milton A Judd
Stella Oaks
Mae Jorgensen
Judd
Mery Manwarity
Walter H Woolley
Local War Groups Embraced in Defense Council
Uintah County Defense Council formed to coordinate county war efforts. Tuesday evening meeting set monthly at 7:30 pm in Uintah State Bank directors room. Officers include Wallis as chairman Stringham vice chairman Siddoway secretary and wardens Lyndell Gardwell etc. Public works and utilities committees listed with coordinators.
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Uintah County Defense Council
Uintah State Bank
Wm B Wallis
H Stringham
Lawrence Siddoway
Citizens Defense Coys
Wendal Pope
Milburn Police
H M Lynder
Mark E Gardwell
Lyndell Emergency Medical Services
JW &Tevens Public Works
Waine Larson
Alan Robbins
Uintah State Bank Resources Reach Million‑Plus Milestone
The Uintah State Bank surpassed one and a half million dollars in resources on Tuesday, marking a historic peak. President Wm Siddoway and directors B Siddowey, George E Adams, George D Merkley, H W Woolley, Joby Bennion, H Grant West, and J A Cheney lead the bank, established in 1816 with W H Amart as first president and fifty stockholders. During 1904 the institution crossed the million-dollar resources mark.
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Uintah
Siddoway
Mr B
Siddowey
George E Adams
George D Merkley
H. W Woolley
Joby
Bennion
H Grant West
J A Cheney
William H Amart
41 Draftees Leave Here to Fill November Quota
A group of 41 draftees departed to East Laks City for medical exams to fill the November quota. Among them are Leland Von Gardiner Jensen, J Hodgkinson Brettel, Thomas Williams, Carl Martin Hansen, David Jess McCarrell Lynn Goodrich, John Ivey, Adrian Hodgkinson, Wendel Peter Johnson, Clarence Jacobs, Harold Keith Wellman, Harold Richardson, Lawrence Santio Ouray, Gece Preston Searle, Elmer Delos Searle, and others including White Rocks, Wi Eaton, Shirley Ray Reader Owets, Ray Hardy Betlow, Mitt Rand ie Rogers, Randlett Paul Joseph Hot, Roosevelt Wayne Demois.
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East Laks City
Leland von Gardiner Jensen
J Hodgkinson
Brettel
Thomas Willams
Carl Myrtin Hansen
David Jess McCarrell Lynn
Goodrich
John Ivey Biigidtary
Adrian J Hodgkinson
Wendel
Peter Johnson
Clarance Clark Jacobs Howard Kieth Wellman
Harold Richardson
Lawrence Santio
Ouray
Gece Preston Searle
Lae Point
Elmer Delos Searle Whiterocks
Wi Eaton
Shirley Ray Reader
Owets Ray
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Shirley Smith
Hit Field
Ogden
Mrs Driver . Smith
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Solomons
Curtis Ashby
Maeser
Lee
Walter K Granger
J Bracken Lee
Utaa
Thiusday
Heber R Well
Mann
Vernsl
Jenigen
Walter K Oranger
J W Robinson
Reed EB Vetter
Supreme Court
David W Moffat
Dilworth
Woolley Constitution Amemimant Legave Way
Unitam
Lamond Tullis
Etringham
Stephan
Perry
Ray McKee
Horace Coitharp
L Noel
Charles T Pope
H OM Lynder
Mark E Caldwell
Lovell Manwaring
Owen Braugh
Wallace Calder
Als Lindell
Rulon J Larson
Ben - Bye
Willard A. Day
Lyle L Young
L J Gilbert
Ray Horrocks
Dewey Meriwether
G A Goodrich
Lamar Johnson
Levi J Anderton
Delbert Rhiner
Porter L. Merrill
Cecil Mitchell
Willem L. Powell
Fern T Moffitt
Charles Sparkes
Denver
Mra
Sparks la
William Offield
Mepod
Ican
Wiorace Collharp
New Republican
Defense Council
Taz LaMond Tullis
Ig Ib
Boa Stringham
Stephen C Perry
Ossnty
Ize Tks
al Ea
J Ray McKee
Fr Noel
BAI County
Owen Sisugh
al County
Herbert Snyder
Pea LaVell Manwaring
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