How to Win Friends and Influence People Lesson
Helen Gilmartin of Fort Worth recalls a New Zealand student at Texas Wesleyan College who felt isolated. She helped him join in, boosting his spirits and hers, illustrating Dale Carnegie’s lesson that genuine interest in others yields rewards without seeking personal gain.
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Misa Helen Gilmartin
Meadowbrook Drive
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Wesleyan College
New Zealand
Missimartin
Police Dogs Lead the Blind in Popular Fancy
A line about German shepherds called police dogs dominating the popular fancy, noted for their suitability as guides for the blind and their role as admirable leaders in the canine community.
Safe Turkey Day Driving Warns to Stay Alive
Safety experts urge careful driving this Thanksgiving as over 100 Americans died and more than four thousand were injured in traffic crashes last year. Slippery pavement and reduced winter visibility demand exceptional caution to prevent repeat tragedies.
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Department of the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Real Estate Transfers in Vernal City and Surrounding Areas
Howard S Collett and Fern W Collett transfer land to Lester O Larsen for 2750 in Vernal area. Brey Byerley and Whuldah Byerley sell to Vernal City for 400 a tract in section 23. Calder and Calder sell to Dan Maxwell for 400 lot 31 in Erekson Subdivision Vernal City. Clairmont Lyman Brown buys land in Natchus Wyas ket allotment section 11. Vernal City grants land to Rich ard Dow and Gladys Dow joint tenants in sections 23. Elmer Huber Irva Huber and Frank Huber Ardith Huber convey to Huber in Lapoint for 1000 with 40 acres in section 14 and 80 acres in section 15. Roy Huber and Vera Huber to El
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Howard S. Collett
Fern. W. Collett
Lester O. Larsen
E. S.L.M. Brey Byerley
Whuldah Byerley
Vernol City
EB. S.L.M. Zelph S. Calder
Tessie P. Calder
Dan Maxwell
Erekson
Vernal City
Clairmont Lyman B. Brown
Natchus Wyasket
R. W
Grantor
Richard Dow
Gladys E. Dow
S.L .M
S.L.M
Roy Huber
Vera Huber
Frank Huber
Ardith Huber
Antelope Transplanting From Daggett to Iron County Succeeds
Utah fish and game officials report a successful transplant of 66 antelope from Daggett County to Iron County Glades area. Director R L Turpin notes six deaths from wounds but credits the move with establishing a substantial herd to support future hunts.
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Utah Fish and Game Department
R. L. Turpin
Utah Fish and Game Director
D. M. Gaufin
Daggett County
Sagelands
Iron County
Utah
Truman Miley
Kemmerer
Wyo
Glades
Linwood
Tron Springs
Gaufin
Green River
Turpin
Property transfers and joint tenancy details in Vernal City
Eva Stewart Ashton conveys to Ralph L Ashton and Virginia Ivey Ashton joint tenants with survivorship rights the Calder Ashton addition property in Vernal City East 20 feet of Lot 1 and West 38 feet of Lot 3 plus adjacent Lots 2 in Calder Ashton. Wallace M Willis and Margaret Willis sell to Ray E Spendlove and Helen J Spendlove for 9000 dollars the property in section 23 township 49 range 21 east SLM. />
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Mer Huber
Gran Tantee
Lapoint
S LM
S.L.M
Eva Stewart Ashton
Ralph L. Ashton
Virginia Ivey Ashton
Calder-Ashton
Vernal City
Wallace M. Willis
Margaret Willis
Ray E. Spendlove
Helen J. Spendlove
Planting Shrubs for Modern Houses
Modern houses place the main floor near ground level so front planting should stay low. Avoid tall shrubs and evergreens near the house as they make low homes appear even lower. Keep planting in front shallow and unobtrusive to preserve perceived height.
Milk Rationing Eases in Holland With Home Delivery
Milk remains rationed in Holland but shortages ease as summer brings more plentiful supply. Bicycle milk wagons deliver to neighborhoods and housewives fill direct from a 40 gallon copper can, reflecting the wartime home front effort.
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Holland
Fight Dams on Colorado River Foreseen
William E. Warne outlined a 4,000,000 kilowatt future power program for the Colorado River at the National Reclamation Assn. convention in Oklahoma City. He cited current 1,460,000 kilowatts, with 375,000 more under construction, and listed eight future projects: Split Mountain Desolation Rattlesnake Dewey Dark Canyon Glen Canyon Marble Canyon Bridge Canyon. Located in Arizona and Utah, the plan signals a larger hydroelectric future. Utah named William R. Wallace to the national board. Arlie S. Campbell to the resolutions committee. Salt Lake City to host the 1949 convention.
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William E. Warne
National Reclamation Assn
Oklahoma City
Colorado River
Warner
Plit Mountain
Desolation
Dewey
Dark Canyon
Glen Canyon
Barble Canyon
Bridge Canyon
Marble Canyon
Bridge Canons
Arizona
Utah
William R. Wallace
National Board of Directors
Arlie S. Campbell
Salt Lake City
George Corey
U S Food Aid to Japan After VJ Day
The United States has supplied almost all supplementary food to Japan since VJ Day, reflecting postwar relief efforts and hunger relief in occupied Japan. The report notes the scale of aid and the ongoing reconstruction needs in the country.
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Japan
United States
Indigo cover crop gains popularity in Florida this season
Popular new legume Indigo, native to tropics and introduced to the United States in 1908, grows four to seven feet tall with five to seven foot spread. It serves as forage and hay, offering excellent grazing in fall and potential for multiple harvests. Mustard family greens include Tendergreen producing edible leaves in 21 days and eight to nine crops per season if roots remain undisturbed.
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Florida
Tropics
United States
Washington’s early notes praise apples and more
In early era Washington praised gifts from supporters long before the White House era. He wrote thank you notes for apples cheeses Jerusalem artichokes flower roots reeds and salt water delicacies reflecting his gratitude and the era’s supply networks.
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Washington
White House
George Washington
Ascending the Smokies Showcases Diverse Native Trees
The ascent of the Great Smoky Mountains reveals far more tree variety than Europe, with 150 native tree species in the region. Botanists catalog 1,400 flowering plants, 49 ferns and fern allies, 325 mosses and liverworts, over 200 lichens, and 1,200 fungi. Trees reach enormous sizes, including the tulip tree, black cherry, and Canadian Hemlock.
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Great Smoky
Europe
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