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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 3

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3 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 25 1943 Am American" tSSZST American Legion Supporting Brake Campaign IPolice Seeking VMaV They Hold Reunion in Paris Weber county chapter of the Red Cross will hold a board of direc tors meeting Thursday April 28 Plans Will Be Formulated District Judge John A Hendricks has been asked by the federal immigration and naturalization serv Return of Robbery Suspects Two suspects in the robbery of a Salt Lake City drug store will be returned to Ogden to face charges of armed robbery if they are released by Salt Lake City authority rant Keeter Ogden at eight in the drawing room of the Ben Lomond hotel It is important for all board members to attend to discuss the by-lawi of the chapter said a statement ably will take the form of a public meeting Sunday May 20 the day designated for the observance by a congressional resolution 0 in 7 ice to launch an observance' in Ogden i of "I Am An American" day Areordinelv he said todav hf ia inviting representatives of groups 1 I I 1 il JL "I Am An American" aay was suggested primarily for the inspir- said today cnurtnes ana sucieues io a meet ing in his chambers in the city-county building at five o'clock The men are Oren Vanable 20- 41 V1 -v Monday The purpose of the meeting-is to auon ox newiy naiuraiicu cinicus and for young Americans who have reached the voting age but programs for the observance are designed to provide inspirations for all Americans year-oia iranietii nii the "stick-up" of Standard Oil organize a committee to provide for the observance wnicn- pron- service station at stoi Oct 1 Dale Robertson station operator 11 i Yi oe his assau- ants from photographs supplied Dy special mvesugawi ard Oil Co The men were repott- APtinn witn xne robbery of other Standard OU sta tions Capt Keeter saia Mr Robertson was held up when 4 Via mn oiiffpdlv threat- ened him by what appeared to oe a gun held in an overcoai Yrsrv Hnllnrs In rash and 472 gal- Inn 4n 0aenHna ctamTH WPTP taken One of the men was arrested in Portland Ore and the other in Los Aneeles and taKen 10 oa today pledged support to the current Lake City SAFETY MEASURE Baker-Merrill patroi a Dove (reading irom Read MIchelsen nost adjutant study a brake campairn Deins conanciea oy i Ross nd A FrancU Fowles post commander Patrolman John -oss a aa a uii Faulty Brakes Held Detrimental to Rotary Hears Battle Story Husband Given nteY Mr niva UV ih nM dlTS back in Offden uuui' kjmumj MJXXJLB mtu 7" rin Tiriw nM nmm former eommandinff general oi tiiu War Conservation Field met his old friend Robert Hinckley another Ogdenite and Jail Sentence rilmatlfl ronrtitfons insects his two sons at the lamea mtz notei jri iuunu ingly smiled for the cameraman are (left to right) Brig Gen Ber- ommiiin t- tfi va air denot area the largest imriM VtroirM Stan vour car snaVps animals and disease cause as required by atelaws If no Tint contributing to tBe more casualties than bullets in the wai with th Jans In Burma Mai or In city court today Joseph military installation of its kind in the European theatre of operations Mr Hinckley director of government purchasing- in France war effort or war economy said Denis Sole British army told i McAbee 46 of 2472 KieseL pleads John Ross JU nignway members ot tne notary ciud xoaay ed guilty to a charge of disturb and his two orncer-sons Lieut jonn umcwey Major Robert Hinckley attached to a heavy bombardment group in man ing the peace by threatening the Major sole a native oi mai-vorn Fnirland who snent a year in "It Is Impossible for the highway jcngianu 1 AAm life of bis wife Lois McAbee Burma in one of the bloodiest He was sentenced to serve 30 days Letters Follow 'Missing' Sews Mr and Mrs Clyde Campbell et North Ogden received word from the navy department Tuesday that their son Heed was reported missing In the south Pacific He was a radio operator on the destroyer Calhoon recently re- ported sunk oil Okinawa The parents are inclined to consider the report an error as they have received a letter from Reed dated more recently than the sinking A letter received by the par- nt of a companion radio opera-ftor told of the ship's sinking and VVasked them to Inform the Campbells by phone that Reed was safe ir and Mrs Ira Lowder battles in that theatre said: "we not fiehtine so much the Japs Si Recruits to Sip in jail with 15 days suspended Newspapers Tell of patrol to stop every car ana ft a brake inspection The ntorist should have his brakes inspected at regular intervals so that he always has maximum power when needed" Ross added as we are mosquitoes and other insects and disease" The death upon his future good behavior Lillie May Brown 44 of 131 rate from disease he said is very Women Marines Presidents' Deaths Twenty-fifth forfeited $25 on a Jaunty as a cowboy high TThe Jans are eood fighters but Francis Fowles commander Oi the Baker-Merrill post American Legion and A Read Michelsen charge of disturbing the peace their supplies are rotten" Major RpeVinff a limited number of en- Utah newspapers which an istments in the marine corps Sole said xnousanaa ox iaps aie nf starvation and their bodies are nounced the death of President Bench warrants were ordered Issued by Acting Judge David Holther for the arrest of Delia Cottam 18 of 2355 Jefferson and wnmon't rpsprvp SSfft Marv adjutant pieagea xne iwycmwu of the Legion and its members (in support of the current campaign a mnprlv adiusted brake I is Franklin Roosevelt along with McGeough and Sgt Lila Shaf er riddled with disease" Major Sole hhaH "When we are fiehting 200 will he in ogden unursaay to in TlAscie Hnrnla 18 Of 3550 Adams nn that vmi do not have to push Japs we kill 200 not 199 They terview prospects They will be on charges of frequenting a beer i six other papers which tell of the deaths of other presidents are now displayed in the Penney department store window The papers inT hnards or qo noi nave at Fred Nye on the second mimn tret full brakine cower fight to the last man He told of Jap atrocities killing Rritish doctors and wounded hall while unaer me age 01 ju Neither of the girls appeared when floor Tk fnnt nAdal should be adjusted KSet Mrflemiffh formerlv sta their msm were called todav They North Oeden received a letter so the full braking power is ap soldiers in hospitals The Indian lie beneath a black-draped flag mr arrested at the Old Mill tioned in Ogden is now in charge of recruitine women in Utah Idaho Tuesday from their son Wayne nnrftr tratmfnt at a hosDital in plied when the Drake peaai is one nrh off the floor board" a state army he said is a voiumeer army with 187000 before the war ex Tuesday night by members 01 tne nnlfoa Honsrtmpnt Montana and Nevada Sgt Shafer hss mnrA than vear nf recruitini? Hawaii for his third wound since trin th prvir with the ma ment said panded to a million ana a naii In traffic session Herman Bell Easy as an old saddle If you want a Kat that gives you a complete sense of freedom chuck your battered old standby and clap on a Westward! Its bold breezy look lifts your spirits pronto Leave it to Dobbs to turn out a comfortable lightweight felt that can hold its vigorous lines in spite of wind or weather That'i Westward! $1000 Fred iNyi Qo and below a picture oi tne laie President Roosevelt The papers tell graphically the story of the assassination of President Lincoln in April 1865 and of the deaths of Garfield "Teddy" Roosevelt Harding Wilson and today duty to her credit in the Salt Lake 23 of Farr West lorleitea $3 op Ararintr par wun imun ucr tixy neaaquariers cense plates' Heber Maughn An nf Tifan forfeited $2 improp rines He tells in the letter of stepping on a land mine and suffering burns on the face and 1 injuries to his eyes He was first wounded July 21 at Guam the second at Iwo Jima and this re- cent injury Is presumed to have Marian Hickman Is er narVfnff Mrs Johnson 34 Naval Recruit Will Leave for Coast Aviator Missing With thA exception of a cony of of Roy forfeited $1 rear parking the New York Herald telling or Sgt Douglas Quayle 24 Rnn-Off Winner Lincoln assassination the papers sr nricrinals keot through the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph happenea as UKinawa Velov Burton 17 son of Mr See All Know All' years by Mrs Falck Ogden and Mrs orvine Final counting of votes on her who lent them to maKe up tne ing April 8 on his 23rd mission over Europe as gunner-engineer on a heavy bomber He was employed Will field -fhreo rsar no nrn run-off election for secretarial Deeter 740 display candidate of the student body oi whr listed Marian Hick Pair Arrested Court Gets Three Divorce Actions Twelfth enlisted in the navy on peller shop foreman before en man as winner She topped the tering the air forces in January 4 A A 1 A i March 23 and Expert Will Judge Twn fflrls uslntf an unoreten' count over Gloria Tarry wwn law ogx uayie nas Deen over- tlnn at 172 Twentv-fifth will leave for whom she tied in the primary eiec-tii-m laet week Miss Hickman will seas since ixovemoer whn rptnnrtodlv claimed to see all TViro itit for divorce had been San Dieeo for his run in the final election to be held and know all and tell two dollars filed today in Second district Contest boot training Friday April 27 worth today had been DooKea at thA Whor rountv sheriffs office court Tlie Rand charged Shirlee NEWS IN SHOES FROM At Dtrripn Camera club meeting He had attend- ed Ogden high school where he was a member of Rand with desertion They on charges of fortune telling and clairvoyance tonight at eight o'clock Utah married June 19 1942 at Fire Hits Home Llrt AND PnwpT auditorium ueorge Mldg Marv Marks IS and Katharine ym0 Maffirle Daross filed azainst CLINTON Fire at the home of LADIES' HOME Marks 18 of the Twenty-fifth etrwt orlHrAM were scheduled to ley Salt Lake City photo expert specializing in bromoils will judge nrin ontpred in competition Mr nrenri Bingham burned a mm a i Henry Daross charging cruelty A A 4 two fraternities He was recently ordained to the office of elder in the priesthood of rhlrken coon carbaee washing lu The coupie was married kjci io stand trial late this afternoon They JOURNAL JOURNAL I Midgley will bring some of his 1939 at San Antonio Texas were arrestea mesaay Dy nonstable Sid EUswood Mary Marks machine and washroom on Tuesday The blaze originated in the washroom where Mrs Bingham Burton I the LDS church Twntv-fi rst ward bromoils lie wm oe ied by Richard Bennett president of the Salt Lake Camera fred Beasley with cruelty They wn ta dfiKMi under szs nau aiier built a fire to heat the washing were married May iJ" ai He has a brother" Corn Merrill being charged with clairvoyance and Katharine Marks was released water The loss is In excess of craig uoio -r Burton in the air corps at All camera fans are invited to £500 the amount kent down due under $50 bail after being booked Wendover this meeting said Ben Mains to the nromnt resnonse oi tne for clairvoyance ana xortune xeu- president arsenal fire department Farewell Party Set ing Plain City ward 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