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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1942
Page
4
Planning a balanced diet for the family with menus, meals and storage tips. Emphasizes meat milk eggs butter citrus vegetables whole grains and bread, storage to prevent spoilage, and surplus exchange with neighbors. Notes local residents traveling and family events during November 1942.
Economist Alvin Carpenter of Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service told the Actual conference that real inflation will likely follow the war as controls ease. He warned rationing may extend into 1919 and 1920 like postwar patterns. Debt repayment is urged during inflation as dollars lose value while goods rise. The meeting highlighted Home Demonstration programs and wartime extension services with agents from Utah and the state specialist staff.
Mr and Mrs Haney and family traveled to Salt Lake City last week. Mr and Mrs Flod Hall and their Salt Lake City relatives visited the parents. Chester Jock Murray spent a few days at home with his parents. Bir and Mrs Willan hosted guests during the holidays.
The draft deferment proposal targets all essential farm laborers as Secretary Wickard testifies before the Senate Military Affairs Committee. It details that about 190000 workers, 60 percent in wartime industries, remain at risk. the policy aims to stabilize employment on farms and support 1943 food programs while urging farmers to prepare.
The OPA recently received unified authority from the War Production Board to distribute aid to farmers. About thirteen percent of the pan serger autmobile stations funding went to farmers in September. Additional allocations supported those moving farms or rice and supplies.
Local notes cover autumn vehicle registrations, game permits, and hunting plans. Mentions Ashley Forest activity, California wage hearings, farm labor efforts in Imperial Valley, and state USDA bond meetings. Includes personnel shifts, forest service coordination, and a War Bond committee update.
About 20 days ago Congressman Don B Colton arrived by special train on the Utah Railway for a Republican rally. Stncy Lewis Sr plans to leave for Provo soon to make his home. His daughter Jeannie attends BYU Hulme King and Willis Jom were married by Colton. Mrs Leslie Ashton will spend the week in Provo visiting her Ray and Clarence.
Report from Uintah County details a steady drop in student enrollment with 2488 pupils enrolled this year, down from 2600 in 1941. The notice notes local families moving, military postings, and personnel changes affecting school rolls, alongside community acknowledgments for election volunteers and local resident milestones.
Alfred Rishard Durham of Salt Lake City has been appointed an instructor at Umish High School. H Grant West recently announced Uintah School superintendent Mo Kurkam resigned after a two year term. The move follows University of Utah ties and standard district reshuffles.
Floyd appointed state coordinator to oversee fire suppression and prevention efforts across agencies. The appointment follows a series of inspections and collaborative planning with regional officers, including Carson, Rosser, and Butterfield, aiming to improve response times and resource coordination.
District Court session convened at the county courthouse with Judge Dallas H Young and court reporter Lyn Dh Moulton. Cases included Utah vs Yarbury pleaded nonpayment and one year probation with $1250 support, and Gloria Jean Marbury v Hall Jr ordering support for wife and two children. Bondsmen dismissed in a separate matter. Several cases were postponed or dismissed with prejudice as noted.
Fatima was a famous dancing figure tied to a cigarette brand that heavily advertised in the United States. As brands faded after advertising declined following the war, Fatima’s prominence waned and the public remembered other products while she faded from the spotlight.
State action reduces teacher qualification requirements during wartime. Policy shifts by the board of education allow uncertified or minimally prepared individuals to teach in schools. The emergency measure targets shortages in districts across the state, with directives issued to school authorities and administrators.
Readable fragments show the state board notifying schools about a policy affecting interschool competition due to rationing of gasoline tires and public transportation. The tender shortage, developing months ago and worsening, has confronted the department for some time.
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