Patriotic Demonstrations Oct 16 Highlight LDS Conference
County plans patriotic events on October 16 as church leaders urge repentance, hard work, and spiritual renewal to preserve the nation amid global turmoil. The Salt Lake Conference address emphasizes divine blessings on the land and steadfast U S duties in wartime.
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Lily Thregh
LD & Church
Salt Lake
Hebert Grant
Wilness
Crant
Raaben Clark Dr
Jergy Speke
Areng
Ulah
Ag Roy
Watt
Bryant & Etinckley
Brigham
Presiae
L Clark
Transportation Problems Puzzle Board Turmoil at Ulplan School Board
Transportation issues dominated a Ulplan School Board meeting as delegations from Tri dell and Lapoint pressed for changes. Tri dell supported keeping Farm Creek students at Tridell citing a larger school and a new band room in Ward Chapel basement. Lapoint urged returning Farm Creek students to Lapoint due to crowded Tridell conditions and better roads, with capacity to handle more riders without increasing buses.
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Ulplan School Board
Tridel
Lapoint
Solomon
Educational Board
Farm Creek
Lapoint Schoo
Owen Bartlett
Tridell
Fawn Creek
Ward Chapel
Bartlett
Thos Cloward
Ajex
Morace Behrman
Elbert Smith
Virgil Rabb
Wkllarvey
J Ray McKee
Harvey Gimes
A . Segura
Bart Gadd
Palm Creek
Dinosaur Quarry Draws Thousands at National Monument Visit
Visitors from most states flocked to the Dinosaur Quarry exhibit at the National Monument in September 1940. The site houses giant fossil bones and displays at Amasea near the headquarters area. President Mrs Byron and son Lynn returned from Salt Lake City.
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Natioas
Charles Hiniberger
Union
Monument Villay Amasea
Byron
Rich
Lynn
Sail Lake
Kansas Hunters Plan Uintah Pack Trip Ahead of Deer Season
Kansas outdoorsmen M r Tripp of Stockton and H W Lewis of Hill City depart Wednesday for a Uintah pack trip with Ralph Alexander as guide. They will visit Jones Hole Flaming Gorge Green River and Yampa Canyon as they photograph scenic scenery. Expected October 14 joiners from Kansas prepare for the deer hunt.
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Kansas
Uintas
Mr Tripp
Stockton
H W Lewis
Hill City
Vernal
Ralph Alexander
Jones Hole
Lahore
Flaming Gorge
Green River
Yampa Canyon
Mr Alexander
Rural Groups Fight School Mergers Across Utah
A statewide parents movement formed the School Patrons Legislative Committee in Salt Lake City to curb consolidation of rural schools. Mrs Murl Franson was named general chairman with officers from Emery Utah Summit and other counties. The group plans legislation to limit and define school board powers and to challenge closures seen as undermining democracy and local community life.
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Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake Chey
School Patrons Legislative Committee
Murl Franson
Quktey Simunilt
Generalitrman
Franson
Aaylight
Germany
Italy
United States
Don B Colton Speech Tonite At Imperial Hall
Republican governor candidate Don B Colton will speak at Imperial Hall tonight in a program beginning with Uintah High School Band in town center. Mrs Colton will join a girls chorus led by Mrs Mary Manwaring, a Republican Girls trio, brass quartet, and songs including The Flag Without a Stain. Speakers include Joseph Evans for Supreme Court and Lloyd Riley for Secretary of State.
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Don B Colton
Imperial Hall
Uintah High
Colton
Mary Manwaring
God Bless
Amelia
Your Republican
Elizabeth
Lois Walker
Edna McConkie
Larry Thome
Bob Shimmin
D Jones Jr
June Bestlan
Maeagramneet
Prank J Kennard
Mr Colton
Joseph Evans
Justice
Huge Airport Sought for Army and Airlines in Uintah Basin
Uintah Basin plans for a major airport to serve army air defenses and rising commercial air traffic. Vernal and Roosevelt vie for site with a joint project including a pilots training school and a hangar and classroom space, to be developed with Vernal City and Uintah County support.
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Bank of Vernal
Clair Brown
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Vernal
Roosevelt
Utahs
National Air Defense
W D Hammond
State Road Commission
Utah State Aeronautics Commission
Joseph Bergin
Air Commisssion
Legion District Meet Convene at Roosevelt
American Legion district No 5 to hold a two day convention at Roosevelt with 307 to 4K visiting members. The business session opens at 11 a m Sunday features committee reports. District auxiliary meetings coincide with state officers including Clem Schramm and A Horsley with Mrs Ore Bundy Mrs Lexia Olsen and Mrs L E Nelson in attendance.
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Utah
American Legion
Roosevelt
Lutkzette
Helper
Legion
11 & M
Litizette
National Legion
Boston
District Organization of the Region Auxiliary
Clem @& Schramm
Salt Lake City
A . Horsley
Salt Take City
Ore Bundy
Ogden
Lexia Olsen
L. E Nelson
Logan
Liberal Rules Feature Year's Bird Hunting
The 60 day migratory waterfowl season spans three zones with sunrise hunting and extended post season possession. Utah lies in the intermediate zone amid broader liberalizations noted by Secretary Ickes as the duck population nearly quadrupled since 1934 and 1940.
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United States
Secretary of the Interior
Harold Lockes
Fish and Wildlife Service
Utah
Tekes
Ickes
Notice to Registrants and Supervisors at State Conference
Notice to all registrants to familiarize themselves with Selective Service rules and regulations. Harold Davis and Clair Hopkins, supervisors for the local farm security administration, attended the state supervisor conference held Monday through Wednesday in Salt Lake.
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Harold Davis
Clair Hopkins
Farm Security Administration
Salt Lake
Utah Sheepman Killed in Auto Crash at Craig
Leo Winder a noted Salt Lake City sheepman and founder of Utah Colorado Land and Livestock, was killed near Craig Utah when his car was struck broadside by a Denver and Salt Lake railroad train at US 40. The accident left his vehicle 800 feet down the track. Winder had been loading sheep for shipment prior to the fatal crossing collision.
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Leo
Winder
Salt Leake City
Craig Stockman
Craig
East First South Street
Salt Lake City
Denver and
Salt Lake
W Hyer
Winders
Norman
West
Norman Winder
Idaho
Utah
Colorado Land and Livestock Company
Leo Winder
L C Winder Lavestock + company
Safety First at National Dairy Show Safety Contest
Youth from Cache County Calvin Weeks 16 attends the National Dairy show with a safety bullpen building demonstration. Sonia leads eye on safety methods and construction details. Kraft Choose Camp offers trips to Morrisburg and scholarships of 250 and 150 dollars to top four extension teams.
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Calvin
Cache County
National Dairy Bho
Stara Ras Pa
Velsonia
Kraft Choose
Morrisburg
Akon
Aatyicn
Parade and dances honor draftees in Vernal district
A community program to honor 1500 Uintah draftees includes a parade in Vernal, patriotic programs in schools, and dances at Imperial Hall and Alterra High School. A large turnout of volunteers and registration clerks plan events and a 2:30 pm parade followed by a patriotic program led by local organizations.
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Ashley Valley
I G@ Noble
Imperial Hall
Alterra High School
Naples
Gilles Moeser
Ley
R C Cooper
P T A Regional Meet Set for Vernal October 17
The second annual PTA regional meet is scheduled October 17 at Uintah High School Vernal. The event includes a Parents Day program with classes in the forenoon and a joint afternoon session featuring music, talks by Winifred Hazen, and a panel led by Superintendent L G Noble. Officials John H Cook and Chester Hartman named Uintah Basin district supervisors.
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PTA
Uintah High School
Harmon Sowards
Wasatch Duchesne Dagger
Uintah
Charles Roe
National Congress of the Parents and
Fiv A
Duchesne
Twila Meldrum
Winifred Hazen
University of Utah Extension Division
Ostlund
Wasatch
Ty Ruth Ward
Munford
Plo Farnsworth
Roy
Roosevelt Elementary
Max Mendthall
Super
L G Noble
Uintah Basin Sol
State Committee
East Lake
John H Cook
Roosevelt
Chester Hartman
St Emmons
Uintah Basin
State Orders Age Benefit Budget Hike
State welfare departments will be instructed to prepare 1941 budgets for old age assistance grants raised to the $30 maximum allowed by law. The measure aligns with other direct aid categories and aims to meet minimum family budgets set by the state welfare department.
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State Welfare Department
Fall Clean Up Campaign Sponsored by L D S Church
The LDS Church Beautification Committee urges an eight day fall cleanup before winter starting the week of October 13. Communities select their own times to cleanse trash and debris from public places and homes, remove weeds, destroy insect breeding sites, check furnaces, and burn waste. The effort aims to improve health, reduce fire hazards, and inspire pride in home and neighborhood beauty before winter.
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LDS Church
Man to Speak At Rally Monday
The Young Democratic Club of Uintah County sponsors a rally dance at the Imperial Hall Monday evening Oct 14. Prof Herbert B Maw who won the Democratic nomination for governor is the principal speaker, with other state office candidates likely to appear.
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Young Democratic Club
Uintah County
Imperial Hia
H Grant West
Herbert B Maw
Will
Henry Yhnen and Sherry Lynn of Coalinga Recall Ashton Bros.
Henry Yhnen and daughter Sherry Lynn of Coalinga recall their association with the Ashton Brothers Company spanning several years. The document notes a personal connection to the firm and mentions ongoing events related to that relationship.
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Henry Yhnen
Sherry Lynn
Coalinga
Sean Eleanor Mitchel
Ashton Bros. Company
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