Spotlighting UTAH catering to the vacationist
A Utah feature outlines the booming vacation travel market led by the United States Department of Commerce. It notes 1941 vacationists spending over 6 billion and forecasts up to 10 billion yearly, with 30 million American workers having paid vacations. It discusses who vacationists are, spending patterns, and how Utah could benefit through national advertising to attract a portion of this spending.
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United States
U. S
Department of Commerce
Department
Prigs
Utah
Utah Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
Stop Egg-Eating In Your Flock Says Poultry Expert
J P Mattingly of Largewearh Farm Detroit warns that egg eating harms flocks and economics. Causes include broken eggs overcrowding and poor exercise. Remedies include sufficient roomy nests with nest material dark nests to hide broken eggs and careful observation to identify troublemakers. Debeaking may be advised for large flocks to prevent further losses.
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J. P. Mattingly
Largewearh Farm
Detroit
Larro
Bodies of Yanks in China Search Challenges Loom
Washington reports one of history's most difficult efforts to recover the bodies of 1000 American servicemen, mostly aviators, who bailed out or crashed in China during World War II. About 500 isolated graves have been found as Col. Charles F. Kearney leads graves registration work.
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China
Washington
Costs and manpower strain Utah mining resources and police
The report argues rising costs and depleted high grade ore in Utah threaten state revenue from minerals. It notes long mined ore bodies shrink shipment capacity and returns, while mine dividends decline and stockholders demand fair returns. Vernal adds two new police hires amid reform and wartime service considerations.
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Mina
Ingrins Eral
Vernal
Jack Boren
Harold Cook
Rana
Ta le
Thua
Rome Goodrich
Malcolm
Ras Tent
Yearu
Bama Re
Utah'y Minin Lea
Utata
Ventura Capital
Rangely Loma Road Survey Okayed by State Officials
The Kuiper Brothers of Grand Junction won state approval to survey State Way 139 from the Rangely junction with 64 over Douglas Pass to Loma. The 76 mile survey, first step urged by the Grand Junction chamber of commerce, aims to support a main route to the oil field and enable a future appropriation for construction. The contract was let because the highway department lacks personnel for the job.
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Kuiper Brothers
Grand Junction
Rangely-Loma Road
James D. Bell
Rangely
Douglas Pass
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