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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
3
The article argues the Treasury should sell at least 4 billion in Victory Bonds to individuals to absorb surplus cash and prevent inflation while war costs are funded. It warns that excessive individual purchasing could stabilize prices and support lasting peace, urging citizens to invest to ensure financial stability and a sound postwar economy.
A jumble of short items lists a marriage license issued for LDS mission, a visit by a Nevada man to his mother in Vernal, names and ages connected to local families, and references to fair entries and tickets. The fragmentary notices mention Ruth Caldwell Mae Nielsen Lamoreaux McNeil and other local names connected to events around November 1926.
Property transfers recorded across several sections in SLM and nearby areas include deeds issued to Clifton Grit, Hazel Abita, and others. amounts vary with notable transfers in Sec 24 and Sec 32. Several named individuals such as Katherine Viola Lopez, Otis H Weeks, and Harley Wilkins appear in deed records alongside trainees and notable regional figures.
In downtown New York a broker's office paid employees time and a half to walk up 16 flights of stairs as a stalling tactic. Joseph Lazarus, a chiropractor with an office in the Empire State Building, rushed business as a result of the disruption.
Visitors from Vernal including Captain Katie Horrocks and Lila Robins attended Tridel ward events at Mignon Mooseman home. James Trujillo family, Alvin Weeks and several ward officers were listed. Sacrament speakers were Ross Merrill and Harald Hullinger. Mrs Lula Simmons Holt visiting Provo parents. Bridal shower for Miss Melvin Kitchen. Lea Mae Kitchen home from BYU. MLA autumn meeting and local social events noted.
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