Vernal men pledged to BYU missionary honor group
Donald D. Noel and Ferrell A. Massey of Vernal have been pledged members of Delta Phi, the national honorary fraternity for returned missionaries, announced by Elliott Massey, chapter president. Noel, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Noel, was Uintah High School center and basketball captain, served in the Northwestern States mission and U S Coast Guard. Massey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Massey, served in the Southern States mission and was in the U S Army medical corps, now enrolled at BYU in the college of commerce. James D. Mayle was named state president of the Utah Division of the American Cancer Society, succeeding Lynn S. Richards.
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Spartanette Club Honors Football Team at Alterra Banquet
A banquet on November 15 honored this year’s football team with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Johnson Mrs. Jess Hullinger Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson Mr. and Mrs. P. Edwards plus Leah Mae Kitchen John Kitchen and others. Toasts by Shirley Huber Joy C Team Wilma Gilstrap and more followed Coach Alfred’s talk and presentation of the season’s best player Norman Kitchen. Afterward the crowd danced the night away.
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Hatchery Start Aims Trout Production Amid Testing Fails
An uncertain testing process over the years has slowed trout production at state hatcheries. Officials say shipments of eggs from Idaho are delayed, brownish Watcuetes noted, and rearing ponds are being prepared as part of the plan to restart production.
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Church Dedicates Window to General Patton Memorial
In a California church a window was dedicated to General George Patton who died from injuries after a truck crash in Germany. The stained pane features Patton astride a white horse, with a dragon and elements honoring the Third Army and West Point. Sleeve patches of the Third Army's 14 divisions appear on the border.
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Patton
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Calif
Out ‘Baviour
George Patton
Third Army
West Point
Red Star Division in War Record and Asia Pacific Service
The Th Infantry Division, known as the Red Star Division, built a strong wartime record with heavy action in New Guinea and Luzon. Stationed in the Orient, it offered soldiers housing, recreation, and training alongside pay and allowances. Recruiters note allowances, clothing, food, and education benefits for 18 to 34 year olds with consent.
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New Guinea
Luzon
Perth
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Orient
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English judge backs oomph as word of English language
British appellate judge Sir Francis Evershed ruled that the American word oomph is part of English usage and that oomphies could be a legal trade name for womens shoes. A cited letter from a US firm described oomph as positive personality and sex appeal, while the defense attorney admitted part of the translation could not be completed.
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Turtles
Francis Evershed
Lloyd
Jacob
Sir Francis
Uy Snown
Denver Cattle Market Scrapes Through Volatile Week
Replacement cattle and calves moved in normal channels at Denver after a volatile week. Medium and light steers held, cows were hard to move with prices slipping at times. Slaughter lambs and feeders eased unevenly. ewe values showing modest changes amid irregular United market action. A note mentions Molotov and regional naming in the Urals context.
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Denver
Bennett Pioneer Death Notice From Local Ward Records
Mr. Knecht died January 17, leaving son Eugene of Salt Lake City and Sunita of nearby area. Wards of Nebraska, including Mrs. C oeuwer, were noted as attending services at the ward chapel.
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Sunita
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Coeuwer
Nebraska
Fe Peevelt Ward
Highway construction halted by Washington administration
Reported order blocks all new highway projects in the capital, except those approved before a cutoff date. Details imply curtailment across divisions, with August 3 noted and involvement of railroads and water usage figures for coal-related plans.
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Washington
el Reese
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Birth registration cards issued by state department
The Utah Health Department notes birth registration cards are no longer issued. Birth notification is a police matter with no proof of birth and no certificate. the department will issue a birth record upon receipt of the required details including name and date, for a fee of one dollar.
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