Clothes Scarce Until Next Year
A survey indicates clothing shortages will persist through the end of the year with nylon hosiery, rayon fabrics, and children’s underwear in short supply. Men’s wear faces limited worsted wool goods and hosiery, while cotton goods rise in price due to ceiling controls. Stocks are being built, but a balance is unlikely before fall, hampering civilian clothing amid wartime demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brew York
Warren
Tayon
Jerome Udell
Udell Sald
CFA
National Association of Shirt and Pajama Manuasturere
Local Family Notices and Community Events Highlight Week
Tridell Mr e and C E Morkley report trips to Orangeville to visit relatives. Mrs Gilbert Ellingford hospital bound for treatment, with son at home. Bishop Morrill’s son Max discharged after 18 months’ army service. Loyal Merkley visits with mother Nellie Merkley in Heber City. Vernon visitors Mrs Howard Calder and Don Pierce. Boy Scouts program under Lester Bartlett with war pictures. music by Levi Kitchen Jr. and Rulon Raeamussen sisters. 25th wedding anniversary dinner at Ivan and Mrs Ross home. many gifts. BM Hoopes wins largest deer at Searles Saving Center. Mrs Darrell Merrell improving after illness. Elizabeth Boren visiting Vernal and planning stay a week. Lorin Pike expects army release around the 15th. Birthday party honors Mrs Sarah Harvey. she is 80 with eight children, 86 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. Chicken dinner for 40. distant guests from Salt Lake and Vernal attend. Family gathering at George H Bartlett home includes Bingham and Turner families and others.
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George
Bartlett
Orangeville
Page
Gilbert Ellingford
Roosevelt Hospital
Gilbert Eltingford
J.T Eltingford
Max Morrill
Bishop
HY. L. Morrill
Merkley
Heber City
Neliie Merkley
Howard Calder
Don Pierce
Vernal
Boy Scouts
Teader
Lester Bartlett
Levi Kitchen Jr
Rulon Raeamussen
Lapoint
Mra
Ivan Ross
Mrs. Ross
Dwaine Caldwell
Neldon Reynolds
BM Hoopes
Searles Saving Center
Darrell Merrell
Elizabeth Boren
James Trujillo
Lorin
Pike
Sarah E. Harvey
Lester Bingham
Bill Turner
Jensen
Russel Gray
Oscar Lyman
Salt Lake
Russians Begin Return of 21000 Germans From Soviet Internment
Berlin report says the Soviet military government announced the return of 21000 Germans including women and children who were interned in the Soviet Union during the war. More than 3000 had already been returned to homes in Thueringen.
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Germany
Berlin
Soviet Union
Thueringen
Bonds Sales Update Reflect 1940 Government Offerings
Washington reports that 1940 sales of government savings bonds total $6,878,784,000 by September. The three series E F and G sold $3,408,111,000 in September, with E bonds at $307,846,000 of that month. Redemptions for all three issues were $455,385,000, while redemptions of the bond stone reached $406,136,000, exceeding sales by $8,200,000. Treasury aims to boost sales from November 1 to Armistice Day.
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Washington
Federe
Treasury
Pearl Harbor
Rangely Local Election Notes and Area News
Voter turnout in Rangely shows 227 qualified voters with 138 ballots cast amid stormy weather. Meeker survey crews led by Kuiper Construction advance highway work within 34 miles of Rangely, aiming to finish by December. Local marriages include Mike Lilian Cox and Rudolph Beck at the county courthouse, with friends Anita Osborn and Frank Usery in attendance.
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Colorado
Louis M. Golder
B. W. Gazeswood
Meeker
Rangely
Kuiper Construction Co
Miller
Carl Freed
Mike Lilian Cox
Rudolph Beck
Moray
County Court House
Anita Osborn
Frank Usery
Grand Junction
G. Everett Hector
Melva
Huth
Ada Steele
Austin
Ben Steele
George Steele
Denver
Vern
Lowry Field
Teasday
Melba
Ruth Steele
Mt. States
Chas. Marple Ane
Dean
Darnett
Kansas
Embert
Clark
California
Stanglind Oil and Gas Co
Rector
Pando
E. Jones
A. B. Smith
Edwin Jacobs
Barbara
Jacobs
Kansas City
Evanston Paper Changes Hands in Wyoming Sale
Evanston based The Wyoming Press, a historic republican weekly, is sold to The Uinta County Herald, a Democratic weekly. The previous editor’s death led to a change in ownership and publishing plans, with The Press becoming a separate publication on set days while The Herald maintains Wednesday issues.
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Wyoming Press
Wyoming
Evanston
Uinton County
El Salvador Airspace Tensions Reported Over Mopingo Airport
Government authorities restricted flights over San Salvador while planes may land at Mopingo airport five miles from the capital. The unexplained order is believed linked to fears of strikes by Salvadoran workers and merchants demanding political change, amid unrest and tensions in the region.
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San Salvador
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Mopingo
el Salvador
Tenalon
Salvedoreen
Merchante
Stadesta
Oil Field Visitors and University Moves Highlight Local Notes
C E Peavy production man and geologist Minton of azatch Oil Co visited the Oil field and town Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Gale Louder and husband enter University of Utah. Louder was Peavy's son in law. Louder worked as oil worker last summer and they stayed at Fred M Mann Camp with Union Pacific interests. W M Davis a bookkeeper at Fred M Manning Inc office in Oil Field was transferred to Denver. Davies maintain a game in Denver. H A Addington and Mr Mrs A R McMinn went to Denver for the School of Mines versus Colorado College homecoming. Mr and Mrs Pau departed for Denver Nov 6. Pau is foreman for Texas Oil Co drilling in Rangely. Dane F Ditrick geologist visiting to study property and possibilities in the area.
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C. E. Peavy
Manao
Minton
Azatch Oil Co
Gale Louder
University of Utah
Louder
Mr. Peavy
Fred M. Mannin
McGuire
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver
W. M. Davis
Fred M. Manning Inc
Davies
H. A. Addington
A. R. McMinn
School of Mines
Colorado College
Pau
Pau Ts
Texas Oil Col
Rangely
Shell Oil Co
Grand Junction Cola
Dane F. Ditrick
LDS Social and Halloween Activities Reported in Ward
Doris B. Glines and Clifford Werdle are connected to Wyoming employment plans while Grant Hodgkinson visits from army discharge. Relief Society honors Eliza R. Snow with a life story, poetry, talk, songs, and refreshments. William Wolfeltz returns from LDS missionary work in East Central states visiting Washington and New York. Primary hosts a large Halloween party with group two program, games, ice cream, and hats. MIA Halloween show directed by Nila Perry features La Donna Jacobson and others, with dancing after. Autumn decorations by the Junior class.
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Clifford Werdle
Wyoming
Grant S Hodgkinson
Louis Hodgkinson
Ching
Relief Society
Ward
Eliza R. Snow
Mra
Mina Hodgiinton
Wilma Kendall
Eugene Woodruff
Eliza KR. Snow
Lloyd Glines
William Wolfeltz
LDS Church
East Central States
Washington, D. C
New York City
Hallowe'en
Mia
Nila Perry
la Donna Jacobson
Joelle Johnson
Thelma Allred
Holt Wardle
Fremilhs
Nola Batty
Vonda Lee Fletcher
Ora Faye Wardle
Ipiano
Keith Hoss
Terry and
Bryce
Mra. Rass
Freestone
Japan seeks 5 billion yen loan to aid foreign trade
Tokyo reports the Japanese foreign trade board will ask the Diet for authority to borrow up to 5 billion yen as an operating fund. The aim is to adjust differences between international and domestic price levels, with the government entitled to any profits.
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Japan
Facil'tate Foreign Trade
Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Trade Board
Diet
Halloween Parties And Local News From Shares
Theda Murray and Terry Ross hosted Halloween gatherings with games and lunch. Joleen Timothy hosted friends at her parents home with games and refreshments. A teaching assignment begins at Uintah High School for a bayorotline teacher. Belle Society Conference reports include talks by Mrs. Mark ity and Mrs. Alice Billings, with other local participants and musical selections. Myrtle Erekson stays with Mrs. Ernest Johnson along with Joelle and Loreen.
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Theda Murray
Terry Ross
Hallowe'en
Atair
Keith Rosa
Istanta
Leon
Joleen Timothy
Tom Timothy
Ernest Johnson
Blake Caldwell
Rochester
Johnson
Meyeden
Goneont
Uintah High School
Markity
Alice“Billings
LaMond Tull
Stake Board
Vonda Lee Fletcher
Myrtle Erekson
Joelle
Loreen
Mel Date life of quiet fits hometown tale
A reminiscence recalls Mel Date’s uncle’s death up north and his ample fortune. The piece notes Mel remains thrifty and sociable, preferring simple pleasures like hot beverages, beer with friends, and cozy conversations by the fire over flashy travel or high living.
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Mel
Malhee
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11Th Airborne
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Salt Lake City
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