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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
2
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that even prankish acts by children can delay war efforts as seriously as deliberate sabotage The FBI has investigated over eleven thousand sabotage reports since 1940 with few proven cases and many not pointing to intent while stressing vigilance against genuine threats.
A scrambled, partially readable personal guidance piece by Phyllis Belmont lists assorted tasks and tips. It mentions letters, staying neat, and routines, with scattered references to study, food, and general daily actions. The fragmentary text lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
FBI investigators traced a spree of deliberate tampering in Cayerville and Decatur Alabama including jamming electrical controls and opening oxygen valves causing large losses of man hours and endangering workers. A California shipyard incident left several men badly burned by mustard oil used as a joke while another case involved torch exposure.
Enlisted pilots with combat experience now conduct training flights in a new radio operation phase at Sig Falls field. The system allows radio students to gain flying experience without tying up valuable air crew aircraft, enhancing readiness while maintaining safety.
The piece notes eye brow grooming tips and a warning about eye irritation from mustache wax. It also reports on railroad pranks causing derailments with undercover FBI inquiries and a three year eight month sentence for a man who placed obstructions on tracks.
University of California pamphlet cites two mastitis forms the acute and chronic. Chronic mastitis common in dairy herds. spread via milking hands and machine cups. Regular testing and grouping of cows recommended. treatment options historically varied with milking hygiene and drug use.
Experts urge grain moisture not to exceed 14 percent to safeguard safe storage. Farmers advised to cut pulpwood and lumber this fall amid wartime stress. R W Grather of NC State notes new synthetic fibers mimic wool. Redwood bark and wool blend fibers, plus soybean fiber cotton cloths, are attempts at durable textiles. Grasses can silage well with proper conditions and preservatives. Every victory garden should include several varieties of lettuce and greens. A honey crop benefited from sunny weather while sweet clover bloomed in northern states.
A bright idea yields a painted coffee table from lumber and a fabric applique. The design features blue and red morning glories with green leaves on tan sateen, framed by glass and finish boards, with complete dimensions and cutting guides for pattern No 254.
The text presents garbled lines and unclear dialogue about a person named Jane and remarks on a kiss. It mentions a little oven and a cowbry phrase. The overall meaning is obscured by misreads and misspellings.
A young navy hopeful faced a peural knowledge test where a bard of ad mals asked what animals eat grass. The candidate misheard admirals as Annals, then stared out the window, unable to answer. Examiners urged a simple reply, but he remained silent.
WAC volunteers gradually replace teletype operators in North Africa handling vital war calls. Generals praise their efficiency as they connect fields of battle with key lines. Soldiers request colorful codenames like Grizzly Bear and Morgue when dialing frontline exchanges.
The list of Base English rewritings includes the New Testament and the Republic. Also noted are Julius Caesar by Shakespeare and Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw. The works are condensed to about fifty words for simple reading.
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