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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 12

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Pilot Safe FUNERALS Deaths Congress Studies THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER THURSDAY EVENING MAY 31 1945 12 Random References FARR Funeral services for Josepfc A Beatrice Halls trom Everything for the fisherman atTuesday night in an Ogden hps New York Stocks Funeral services for Beatrice Irene pital will be conducted Monday (adv) Cross Co rarr 67 or 591 Eighth! win be neiu Friday at two In the Ogden Eighth ward Bishop Allen ofli-ciating Viewing at the residence 591 Eighth tonight and tomorrow until time of services Interment Ogden city-cemetery directed by Llndquirt Sons mortuary i- Halls trom 21 who died In Ogden will at one-thirty im in a iuuw home at Provo Stocks Shift to I ncinrf be held Saturday at one mi In the Whlttier I ward ha cel 1515 Last Sales May SI INS By The Associated Press Allied Stores 29 Allis Chalmers A mAmin TJariiatnf" i Children's Shoes We have a good supply Christenson's Shoe Mart (adv) Funeral services for Samuel South Second East Salt Lake City Interment will be In the Salt Lake City Graduation Complete selection Also cards for all occasions 5c and up I Emporium Book Shop i adv) American Roller Bearing 9V American RmeltinB Refining Time Question WASHINGTON May 31 It's Just a question of time but congress doesn't know the answer Since the 79th congress opened last January bills and resolutions have been-drifting into the house commerce committee proposing a return to the same time on which the nation operated before Jan Decree Betty Alice Carle had cemetery under the direction of the American 1'? mortuary at 468 Twenty-fourth Ogden been granted a divorce decree today in Second district court against Bmout 78 well known1 agriculturist of Slaterville will be -held Saturday at one at Llndquist on Colonial funeral chapel Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from aix to nine and Saturday until hour of services Interment Ogden city cemetery Born May 7 1924 a dauehter of American Tobacco A nornnHa 33 Charles and Eva PhilliDs Hallstrom in Aivin jonn waoia sne SnccnmbftFlinpral services for By Victor Eabank NEW YORK May 31 Stock market leaders generally shif ted to the losing rank! In today's post-holiday session although selling pressure was compara Long Beach Calif she graduated from A nn(T Avintinn OZ rae mr Ernest Branch 58 member oi married Nov 8 The couple was nthIohm Steel 1W Price pioneer family who died "Rnaina 21 LA ROCHE Funeral Berrices lor 1943 at Ogden Mrs Carle was Was i- 4Ka j-j 4u 1HJ suQaeniv oi a neari aiiauii iu £panisn Jf or high school in 1942 worked for a short wile at Hill field and for the past two years had been a cadet nurse in the Salt Lake general hospital She is survived by her Barents of Salt Utahna Joyce La Roche one na tively light andscattered favorites con 38 32 awaroeu uuswu ui umi one chjiul Id ts oe-hali-vear-old dauKnter oi fi a mnnth nl mnnw i wnuijs iwm iuc a Rrvhe will be held Friday at tested the move successfully The list ran Into offerings after the uary 20 1942 vvv ha iii Ko rnn- Borden California Packing Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case I lUdUAV' 111 35 'a 15Vt 43 34 'a ia ni auctea in tne price Jj wu- ten-thirty a at the i Lindquist rj Sons" Colonial funeral chapel Bishop tl tippx offlctatlne Viewing at the opening and by midday declines of Lake City and the following brothers and sisters: Floyd Phillip Hallstrom AMM 1c navy Philadelphia) Bessie a im 1 CI Illlir vTrf 11 IMV ML LWU La aa Cerro De Pasco fractions to a point or more were recessions were cut (adv 1 Awnuciijr eiuiiiujcvA mortuary Friday until time of Berrices Remains will be shipped to Reliance following services Chesapeake Ohio Chrysler 115 Consolidated Copper rVmHrumtal Oil Dela 33 Va Ruth Hallstrom Slc in the WAVEs Charles Donald Raymond Glen and Dorothy Hallstrom all of Salt Lake City: also a grandmother Mrs Amelia in most cases near the close but volume dwindled Transfers were in the vicinity of 1200000 shares Retreating the greater part of the r-hrvalor Bethlehem Complete Tire Service at Brown Cash for used school buoks 450 ing Chev Co 2626 Wasn (adv) A Hallstrom Salt Lake City LEGAL NOTICES Twenty-fifth (adv) Under law war time will expire automatically six months after the end of all hostilities but 10 house members would like to hurry up the transition The committee confronted with its stack of bills has asked the war production board which originally requested war time for an up-to-date report on the electricity saved Even President Truman is reported by one recent caller Representative Starkey (D-Minn) to be studying the matter Santa Fe New York Central Southern Northern Rubber Recordings According to word Fountain Pens at Steve's Office RESOLUTION wtttbeas in the ludcment of the Charles Jones Charles Thomaa Jones 60 (adv) dell from the navy postoffice per- ouf io--6in pireew WiltlLiiiiiisViii' Corn Products 67 Cuban American Sugar 18 du Pont 169- Eastman 1803' Electric Auto-Lite 53 Electric Power Light 6 Erie J6'? General Electric '44 General Foods 47 General Motors 69li Goodrich Goodyear 54 Great Northern Railway pf 52 Hudson Motors 28 Va Board of Commissioners of Ogden City it will be to the benefit of Ogden City and to the Public In general as well of 899 Canyon Road died in Phoenix familiPB nnH fripnrls from th survivors doim iioimiiip Lieutenant Madson States may now be sent overseas fa" died in a Salt Lake hosDital of causes Lieutenant Gordon Keith Mad- Ariz hospital May 29 of a heart ailment: Mr Jones was born in Hooper Jan as the abutting property owners a sewer District be created on the streets listed below and tnt eoata Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft American Can and International Harvester Bonds were i fairly steady Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations Hoffle rt Thursday My SI 1945 rJ incident to aae lAmone survivors son 24 aviation pilot son of Mrs and expenre thereof be leviea ima collected bj a special tax or assessment agaimt the property benented they are properly parkaged to 3 1 Alice uray jviaason zdzj urinKer Judging by their mail house members say farm families are 36 Va 22 1885 a son of James Henry and Sophia Eucloux (Singleton) Jones He married Ethel May Singleton in Salt Lake City June 19 1907 He was a member Of the chnrrh and was lUinois Central avoid breakage ria- J1 £XJ is reported safe in Europe re leading the armea! for a return to Standard time Rnmo frnm Indus 88 29 38 23 International Harvester International Nickel International Kennecott Lncw'i high -priest of the Ben Lomond stake at time of his death He tausht school od using only the best certified iri ij1 oeauxy saion peon-- ing to wora jus receivea oy nis trial districts however expect to treated seed Free estimate Dial wwif -TjZ! mother from the war department hear voices raised infavorof mak- Wheelwright Bid Asked as ana tne manner law to be known as Sewer District No 168 i BE IT RESOLVED therefore that It Ls the Intention of said Board to make said Improvements and I to levy ana collect said tax or assessment to defray the cost and expense thereor as more fully set forth in h9 following lasted Stocks several years and later became credit manager of the city waterworks de 8607 (adv) Anderson been a prisoner in Ger ingthc extra hour of daylight per- partment He is survived by his widow and the many since August 16 1944 His following sons and daughters: Ivan Gifts and cards for Father on his war department brother Captain LeRoy Madson Notice oi intention vnTirr rkV INTENTION Mid-Continent Petroleum 28 '4 Montgomery Ward 64 Nash Kelvinator 20 Va National Biscuit 25? National Dairy 32V4 National Cash Register 35 National Power Light 104 New York Central 277s North American Aviation 103 North American 24 1 Charles Jones Redding Califi John Milton James Alton and Carl Singleton Jones' navy: Lieut Alma Ray vri i vvahv ci-opn bv the Boar Washington ttV) mntiftn Tu nrfni Washington another pUot Is still mUslng of nommissioners of Ogden City TJtahlji Crimes Group to Try tones air corps Mrs Irvln Bunder 1 01 06V4 03 02 01 V4 08 03 03 90 50 02 I 02 18 13 0331 Tri ni fnr pa infantry 2566 Monroe to first InfantrV 5RRf? Mnnrno tn first son Mrs Frank Oborn Ogden Susie Rose Jones San Francisco: also nine "A 1 I XT: lieutenant pnaei uanieia iuixut uiauuy grandchildren and the following broth HULField Poet 2657 Individuals 02 08 OVA 03 03 10 03V'4 05 1 00 55 03 03 19 18 04 04 05' 01 07 03 02 14 Northern racuic ou Packard 634 Paramount Pictures 33 ers ana sisters: James Jones Tacoma SL rfsKZLSH See Eliyn wasn Eugene Jones Mrs Addle Sanders Mm Jmrah Cnmntnn ru: 1 3ii: cies Bidg odv of the intention of such Board or commissioners to make the following described twiw To construct a sanitary I sewer of Tit-rilied clay or concrete sewer pipe of sufficient capacity together with the necessary manholes and all other things necessary to complete the sewer as whole la proper manner I According to plans profiles and spe-rif irations on file In the office of the Pennev 121 All ITlUlia AAA wv v-v mm LONDON Mav 31 fAP Lord Mark Parker Mrs Morris Smith! Oeden Pennsylvania Railroad 39 Va tne Mona urdav at two in Wins rrize Powderine Kemtone Runshine Pure Oil- 194 Writrht tnld (ho united natfrms war na M- Edward penman Hooper Alta Tunnel Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals Bonanza Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Chief Cons Clayton Silver Colorado Cons Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Crescent Eagle Crown Point Dragon East' Crown Point Eastf Tintlc Coal East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Eureka Standard Cold Chain Horn Silver Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Leonora I TVl lm as 53 oam and all kinds of house ward A brother John Owen Gar field Tremonton is among sur wiiuiuMivu wua i Tnirty-nrst ogden Pullman a ReDublic Steel 12 23 cleaning supplies 02 03 00 "a 03 021 i Gateway Glass ATSGContest oo maiviauais naa Deen cnargeu vivors Paint Co 2340 Wash Blvd i v' City Engineer and defray I the abutters 22' ReynoWs Tobacco Safeway" Sears Roebuck (adv) nations and the commission itself Isabelle A Tultle 01 Corsases for graduation Floral portion oi mo cost uu cipcuo of by special assessment upon the lots 12014 16V4 these 2524 are Germans Gift Shoo 115 24th St (adv) The lyric poem "Victory Is Sol- Tha tim vo xVrn 1 lsaDene a luxtie 7z lormer resident Land pieces oi gnwm iy Ray Taggart 19 snn nf r'viZ Ti 'tuL rnn and "Retreat" Won first nrizP of Ogden died at Hayward Calif at by sucn unprovemenxs If vou need front fenders urIu vT-r 66i' A 7 ine were couecuon oi maieiw three a today following an extended be assessed accorcung to iront ieei si- action" said illness uated on the following streets? Third Street from Adams Avenue to Porter 38 483i 6 427a 63 'a 263 4 12T chairman of the Mrs- Tuttle was born in Derbyshire from Eighth En eland Aoril 26 1873 a riauoVitoi- I Aspnue: Liberty Avenue Socony-vacuum Simmons Southern Pacific Standard Gas Electric Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil Studebaker Sunshine Mining Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing Trans-American representing the 15 30 03 26 05 04 30 01 55 04 02 02 1 Grant Ave- Robert and Mary Ann Holmes Tuttle Street to Ninth Street and 15 other nations "Action here -am- in irtah in ion? nc' n1 fmm cross street south to Engl 14 20 I 01 23 03 01 'b 20 4 7 01 01 01 Va 1 80 03 53 '4 recent original poetry prose and station 20050: Thirteenth 4334 vvms uegree ioiumDia' mo rhlHri -Rii aa uj Mammoth Miner's Gold ihfir rnnvictinn ntpnrr nnrl nnn- years ago when she moved to Oakland Street from Liberty Avenue west cpnHs wnrH that Miss Ruth An- -77 iioi tuuuuweu ujr ueau CVi was M-mF tst IK Tl I TT-ntHnPAr'B Station 1194-131 LlDerlV UwAM-r i viuin sunn i crane rr' ra quarters ATSC at Wright Fidd ishment where appropriate Nineteenth ward She was married Avenue Trom Tweutn btreey xo aiui drews daughter of Mr and Mrs Mart (adv) Of those Charged with war crimes Isaac Turtle in Oeden in 1916 He Creek: River Drive from Washington 2 10 Twentieth Century-Fox Union Oil Calif Pfc Edward Samuels formerly jonn ri Andrews zoo xayior was in addition to Germans 110 are died 13 years ago in Ogden i Boulevard to Adams Avenue Fingree Miss Monarch Moscow Mountain City Copper Mountain View Nail Driver New Park New Qulncy awarded an associate ot arts ae- Traininr Plight OffiVr Tror Union Carbide 10 United Aircraft Italians 1 are niuganans two are rt- pni Avenue from Aiti daughters: Mrs Floyd Tate Portland I Eighteenth Street fOiK a venue "ouj Hungarians two are Albanians and Georee Mvers and Mrs Twenty-First Street to Twenty-second Rubber 5 xwv gree at the-hundred and thirteenth Fish son of -Mr' and Mrs Theron graduation at Stephens College for Fish 3187 Ad-rms copilot on a Women May 29 B-24 Liberator bomber recentlv 54 12 "4 2954 22'4 91 28'4 59 67 6734 155 3434 49V4 31 3oy 48 51 03' i 48 llVal Smelting Steel two are Romanians None Of the Richard Martin Oakland Calif Mrs Street Robins Avenue from Twenty-names was given Harold Stone Ogden and Mrs Ron First Street to fl comDleted final hverspasj trnffiinff Warner Pictures 1 a 1 1 ir 11 owtiro i -q nrnrnsr wpii 1 ki uermans Key positions lisiea r' 7n nnhm Avenue: A Avenue from Petunias asters zinnias man- Ut flown fiiri ftnisA Mahn Walgreen Western Union Telegraph Colo Mrs saran A Hupns sanay 1 i weiiijr-itn" 7 goms giant pansies nacsie perry was formerly employed at Hill I North Lily Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Cons Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Plutus Prince Cons Western Airbrake White Motors terrorism" total 561 Mrs! Mary Nelson Rupert Ida I to end of Btreet Wood Street OrnrriM-pv Avenue east to end of street Woolworth aoor grown tssi varieties irvin tt4 Wrlffkf Hiclncwl olcr that The Dody win te smppea to tne 05 12 '4 55 06 50 12 02 32 05 03 04 Va 3 00 15 34 80 01 6 50 35 014 02 04 p4Vi 01 Twenty-fifth Street from! Avenue to Stones JNursery hi zyin vnn knnnr rr5c fa mortuary ouo wasningion jwe give 24-hour 01 31 012 034 2 25 10 31 78 00 00 28 01 O04 tadV) I service nn evnert riemstitrMBrn rnone i-oooo Avenue Avenue irom a went j-flfth Street to Lake Street tlVESTOCK And to defray the cost ana expense buttonholing covpred buttons and cific crimes" had put the names SamUCl SlllOUt Immediate service on band and covered buckles and helts of said improvement by special tax Singer of three Germans on the list assessment to be paid in rive equal an- OGDEN May 31 Hogs: Salable orchestra instrument repairs Glen Sewing Center 2456 Wash Blvd Rico Argentine Roystdh Silver King Coal Silver King West Silver Shield Sioux Mines South Standard 80 total 350 steady good and choice tiros iaavj retired farmer and stock raiser of Weber fual Installments with six 6) Pent countv died Wednesday at two I Interest upon the unpaid balance lev- (adv) 180-270 lbs $1505 280-300 lbs $1450 led according to the front feet or lin a local hospital following a long illness ear feet of frontage upon and against Services for Mrs Aleen Ped wire hair terriers Deaths 1475 300-325 lbs $1400 325-350 He was bom in Slaterville Aug 6 all lots nieces or parcels oi iana ai 02 '4! 04 00i 1841 1866 a son of Edwin and Leah Oak Johnson Of fret 23 wile of Uien Taylor Pet Shop 2316 Wash lbs $13 50 1375 160-180 lbs $1400 fected or benefited by said Improve Offret Salt Lake City who died 17 Va (adv) 1450 sows $135001375 choice light ley Smout He lived his entire life in Weber county He was married to Clara ments and abutting upon saia Avenues or Street to the I entire depth 2 10 12 15 Oscar Richard Nelson Tar Baby Ttratic Central Tintlc Lead -A Tlntic Standard' Utah Cons West Toledo Yankee Zuma weights Crowther Oct 25 1905 in Ogden Comics Children of Oe- I it Cattle: Salable 75 total 237 ex Survivinir are his widow and two sis back therefrom not exceeding cow-ever three hundred and thirty (330) BRIGHAM CITY Oscar Richard Nel 00 oo OOMi! 01 004! 03 03 I 04 ters: Mrs Leah Fischer Fair West and I den having comicj books and wish son 64 employe of The Ogden Standard- tremely slow after holiday prices nom leet -e i i uii Ansfmn Mas I mrs ixhs rxewion juos Angcies ing to cheer soldiers on hospital The grand total cost inally steady common steers $1000 of said lm-at $4075388 City portion trains passing through Ogden are Unlisted Stocks Mid Asked 1100 good fed steers $1500 1575 no Army Injustice' To Gl's Probed following an extended illness -Ana wkM tr nn of which $153197 1S the requested to take them to thei heifers offered early best quality $1300 Mr Nelson was born at Richfield and 13922191 is the abuttora coition: city cemetery home of Mrs Pell 321 Thir the estimated cost per front or lineal 1450 cutter to common cows S7uu 875 canners 675 good bulls tieth and the books will be de June 17 1880 a son of William Adolph and Olivia Surstrom Nelson He was reared and educated at Richfield where he married Marinda Anderson Sept 19 FUNERAL livered to the trains Amal Sugar pfd 9 40 9 85 Con Wagon 1 15 1 50 IT I Sugar com 3 45 13 B5 TTU I Suear pfd til OO ill 50 Ut Pr Lt $7 pfd 175 00 '76 OO ITt Pr Lt $6 pfd '66 00 '68 00 I '82 00 187 00 National Tunnel 1170 I 2 00 $1150 good vealers $1400 odd head common stock steers $1100 foot of abutting property lor aaia improvements la $27853 All protests and objections to such Improvements or to the carrying out of such intentions must be in writing 1900 SheeD: Salable 75 total 350 steady HALLSTROM Funeral services for Bea Lovely rifta for baby showers In 1913 the family moved to Strevell triA Trn HI1tmm will hld Sat WASHINGTON May 31 The house military committee choice spring lambs $1550 good wooled old crop lambs $1500 in our baby dept Quality Silk urday in the Whlttier ward chapel signed by the owners of property af- Ida where Mr Nelson purchased and ODerated a ranch Three years later Pfc Ellena Tremblay fected or to be benefited describing called today for an army explana- Shop 2477 Washington blvd (adv) 1515 south second East laae CHICAGO May 31 Cattle: tion of some of its courts martial City Friends may call at the family the same together with the number of residence 1425 Blair Friday afternoon front feet therefor and filed with the of sauadron 4135th AAF base Father's Day Cards A nice se sentences and discharges the family moved to Brignam uny where Mr Nelson had resided since He was a member of the church and was an elder In the Brlgham City Second ward and evening and Saturday untU I tity wecoraer on or unit also received honorable men lection at Lienhrdt Drug Store Representative Thomasdn (D- Salable 8000 total 8300 salable and total calves 700 strong to 25c higher top $1800 this cealing paid for 1452 lb numerous loads $1765 1790 bulk $1600 best heifers $1750 cutter cows $925 downward strictly good cows tion for a radio skit which he sub 2800 Washington! Blvd (adv) Sales Bullion 2000 at 3Me Bristol Silver 2000 at 8c Combined Metals 1000 at 18c Horn Silver 2000 at 24c Tintic Lead 200 at lV4c Crescent Eagle 1000 jL 4c North Lily 500 at Ohio Conper 1000 a time Tintle Standard 200 at $215 200 at 212-4 noon interment Bait Laie uity ui nuue "ti cemetery directed by Larkln Sons mission era at Its first rerular meetl nf OirriiTi thereafter to-wit: the -lsth day 1 For many years he nad woruea in Texas) ranking majority member said representatives of the ad mitted Pfc Samuels was recently the circulation departments or uian Navy Mothers-f-The Navy Moth r'omn Torra TTtaK 1 newsoaDers including the Salt La jutant general's office have been to $1500 vealers firm at 1650 down wanoiciic VOUJ v- Th Ocrrtn Stand ers' club will meet Friday June FUNERAL DIRECTORS asked to appear tomorrow 10 o'clock A Mountain War Time will consider the proposed levy and hear and consider such protests and objections to said Improvements as shall Sheep: Salable 3000 total sou Pvt Tremblay who is assigned rd in the I 1 at eight Asserting that some soldiers and tVo nlictpH corfinn nf militarv Surviving Besides ms wxaow are the enlisted section 1 of hall steady good and choice spring lambs $1600 mixed medium to choice western to $1550 medium to choice 88 lb wooled lambs $1575 straight good and to ZZgSSSZ OdeU lIP KENDALL-DARLING 5e personnel division has written Neison Salt Lake City Hazel and Theo- rirrxtlNLy'rLU-LVA-ILIINVi7 By order of tl airmen have been given dis the Board of Commis charges without honor" apparently sioners of Ogden City Utah MORTUARY GRAIN New Stock of Bridles poetry as a hobby for quite some dore Nelson Brigham city Floyd Cross Co 2242 Wash Blvd (adv) time and plans at the conclusion Nelson Pocateiio Ida: Pearl Nelson Lieut after suffering nerve exhaustion choice 100 lb fed clipped lambs full No 1 pelt $1535: choice shorn ewes No 1 pelt $8 25 shorn $800 down Oirdn: Ouentin Nelson Bountiful: from combat experiences Thoma DIAL 6900 Dated May 24 1945 1 ELIZABETH TILLOTSON City Recorder Published May 28 29 i 30 31: June By Tom Williams of the war to enter college and Rhirl Nelson army air corps North son said he wants a "complete ex- Session Ogden Historical take up the study of journalism CHICAGO May 31 (AP) Commission planation" of war department pol- soety will meet 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 Carolina Mrs Connie Carlson Norfolk Va also 11 grandchildren two brothers ind nn sister Axel and Victor Nelson Saturday June 2 The winning compositions and 14 15 16 1945 mies ui iuui raauers at twnth rfv nu at the home biographical sketches of the win MYERS FOULGER Rose Chapel Mortuary house liquidation and weakness of Winnipeg at times off as much as three cents caused a sharp break In Montabello Calif and Mrs Ann Miller RarlrKnm 2591 I nore 411 Vw rrirrnil aA in Vinnlr firm He cited the case of one Texan of Mrs William 1 a i 1 Mvinn ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is herehv Eivea that Ogden Potatoes CHICAGO May 31 Potatoes: Arrivals 88 on track 97 total shipments Tuesday 83 Wednesday 1036 New stock offerings very light demand exceeds available supply market firm at ceiling wnose aiscnarge as a psyeno-neu- jacKson miss June reirce ana and forwarded to them in the near wiv 1 the funeral home In ortu grain futures price today Dial 8897 At the finish wheat: was He lower to He higher than Tuesday's close July man is a lawyer and served over- assisting hostesses Mrs Dorothy City proposes to purchase certain materials to-wit: Water pipe yalves fire -hydrants fitting and Incidentals nec-an to construct a water line from- Card of Fhanks seas said Thomason adding that Eklund Croxford will give read- with such a stigma on his dis- ings S168T401-B9 corn was up V4 to off Vic July $118 oats were to He higher July 65 65c: rye was down Vi to lc Dr Schow and family wish rgfrri(lT with nians and specifics- Pi Jr charge he will be handicapped for Jeep cand life" Make Your Appointment today to thank their many friends for tions as prepared and on file in the the kindness and courteous con- office of the City Engineer Sealed July 141 barley was off He to lc July l09A I terribly disturbed about for your complimentary Merle Nor- disturbed hids are invitea wr lurisxmig mate sideration they have shown dur this thing" the lawmaker de man treatment A sure way to a rials for said pipe line i ana win oe CHICAGO May 31 Wheat: No yS" in ing the illness and demise of Mrs Reived at the office of Clty-R lty-R Second lovlier complexion Phone 5102 2 red $174 celling No 2 hard $174 clared "I have heard of a number of instances where men have rnrripr in the Oeden City-Weber Schow (adv) MiinirinRl Bulldlne at Ostden been let out with other than hon celling Corn: Sample grade yellow $110V4 No oat sales FLORISTS 50 off day of June 1945 at which ilme on all glass frames Ace Barley nominal malting 1945 Per velli plastic and luciite by i 9139H: feed Field seed per hundredweight nom Photo 360 24th (adv) orable discharges Some of these are' cases of sheer nerve exhaustion of boys who have lived through tough air raids And yet they may be called cowards just because of these discharges" AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BV KLENKE FLORAL i inal: Timothy $600 625 red top Amvets Invited to Enter Council In connection with the meeting of the Veterans' Advisory council Weber county held at the empl6yment 'service office May 28 the chairman introduced Major Basil A Smith of the Amvets to the council It was moved by Henry Rockdwer seconded by Bob Arentz and unanimously carried that the Amvets be invited to 4appoint a regular member to the council $1300 red clover $3150 sweet Wcenses-Marrjage licenses had By Petersen 4 as outsiders A total of 15 derby ciover siutra auixe $3850 bldsi will be opened and read aicu in the Ogden City Board of City Commissioners Room Instructions to bid- ders plans and specifications for said materials can be seen and examined at the office of the City Engineer in the Ogden City-Weber County Munlci- pal Building of said City Copies of the documents may be obtained at the City Engineer's office The rleht is reserved to reject any 2955 Washington Blvd Dial 9958 nominees ran tne wooa Batter and Errs county clerk's office to: Walter Press Sports Editor Junior Mikesell 17 and Sarah NEW YORK May 31 The Ragan 18 Ogden Jack I Olsen east pinned its Kentucky derby xnis annual easienr preview i ri the winners of the Wood (Jqden -Ulty hloral Co SAN FRANCISCO May 31 (UP) Dairy market: -f Butter: SSacore 43c 92 score 424c have gone on to capture tne classic 2219 Washington Blvd Dial 4761 39 Ogden and Irene Mayfield I lnnas nn Tpn onH TTrnr tnrlov Nips Will Extend four brought out a iviemui- 8039 and all bids to waive any defects vu score ic score 41 3c Cheese: Loafs 279c tripleU 272c Eaas: Larre rrari A AniLf mHiim ial day throng of 64537 While tnat Marion Brett 17 32 Farmington Brewer 19 and Ogden 1 grade A 37V4c small grade 'a 35V4c irae a 37aC By Order or tne eoara oi commissioners of Ogden City Utah this 24th day of May 1945 i ELIZABETH TUXOTSON' City Recorder Published May 28 29 30 31 June 1 1945 i 6828 FUNERAL SPRAYS corsages bouquets i Floral Gift Shop 215-24th St Suicide Tactics figure does not approach the 90000 once estimated at Churchill Downs or the 70000-odd which have been estimated at Santa Anita it was the largest crowd ever officially counted at a race track in the SIDE GLANCES Critical Merchandise Dinner-ware white house paint fog lights garden hoes insulation recapping brake repairs tires at your Firestone Store 2300 Wash (adv) By the Associated Press Japan threatened today to ex- THIS CURIOUS WORLD after the two speedy colts demonstrated their fitness for running in that kind of company before the largest officially recorded crowd in American turf history a throng which set new racing marks for betting They won the two sections of the $25000 added Wood Memorial at Jamaica yesterday and were shipped along with another eastern hopeful Alexis to Louisville last night Some of the other eastern horses nominated for the run for the roses also may go in the big race but if they do they will rank United States Here is what the crowd did in the way of setting new betting records: Issued Licenses Among those receiving marriage licences at the county clerk's office are: William Jorgenson 18 Hayti and lone Conley 17J Ogden Clifford Steiger 27 Victor Colo and Harriet Jo Turner 26 Ogden A new mark for the largest amount of monies ever bet on a single race $596679 on the second section of the Wood The former mark was $593708 set at Belmont Nov 4 last year 7 FUNNY BUSINESS A new world's record ior tne total amount wagered on a seven-card racing $3541167 A new world's record daily double handle of $202216 was taken in surpassing the old mark of ARE ESTIANATED TD EAT MORE THAN TOADS' Of NIGHTLY DURING SUMMER NIGHTS i WHENJ THET SWARM INTO THE AIR THREE MILLION STRONG 5kt tend kamikaze suicide tactics to all branches of the imperial navy in an effort to halt the allied advance on Nippon Despite the rains Jap suicide pilots got through American defenses to damage two more light units of the fleet Tuesday In less than a week these kamikaze attacks have sunk one American ship and damaged 26 others An indication of the damage they are doing was seen in an appeal from Secretary of the Navy Forrestal for more workers in west coast ship repair yards He said 20000 more workers are needed in the Pacific coast's three largest repair yards ta fix expected damage as the Japs continue to step up suicide attacks despite record losses of airplanes which reached 2500 last month propagandists commented that kamikaze fliers have Inflicted "appalling" losses on the American fleet but "these devastating blows appear not effective enough to sever completely enemy supply lines to his ground forces" The authoritative Tokyo radio commentator Kusuo Oya said that since suicide attacks are the best weapon remaining to Japan they will be extended to all branches of the navy $189116 also set at tjeimoni lasi Nov 4 Had thousands who Jammed the little Jamaica track its seating capacity is 15000 not been shut out from the betting windows there is no doubt but what the total wagering would have exceeded $4000000 Thousands were left waiting in line when the windows under the New York rule closed at the scheduled post time rather than the actual post time Thetrack turned over its receipts of the day estimated at $130000 to charity Thumbs Up Takes Turf Feature Calif May 31 (UP) Com IMS BYKEA SERVICC PC in- WHICH OF THESE IS A DSO i A record Memorial day crowd of 76649 yesterday saw Louis mrr' slx-vear-old Thumbs Up Wmii wmih a ftZ CEfVTER: OF POPULATIOM riimn -his comeback campaign I I 7 With a four-length victory in the $25000 added San I'asquai Santa Anita vr yfBvwt iwe pro 9 AT'nrw OP THE UhitTED STATES IN WAS NEAR NOW IT5 iM RCa 8 PAT Off 1 S-3 New York Eirfs NEW YORK May 31 (AP) Eggs: 39-139 cases firm Current general whole sale prices follow: Mixed colors: Extras No 1 to 4 45 lbs and over 388c medium 40-44 lbs 358c standards No 1 to 4 45 lbs and over 37c current receipts 35fJdirtles- 43 bs" 34 2e checks 342c Whites: Extras No 1 to 4 45 lbs and over midwestern 379 388c nearby 379 388c medium 40-44 lbs mid-western 358c neat-by 358c Browns: Extras No 1 to 4 45 lbs and over midwestern 388c nearby 388c medium 40-44 lbs mid-western 350c: nearbv 358c Yes Tvc baked six pies annle ncach The crowd which track officials said set a new American record fcmki the track record 1 1 than 60000 set in 1940 'ANSWER: The pyrrhuloxia a southwestepi relative thaxdiaa3 chocolate nnd he'll be pleased when he comes i Jsomcjomarrow and finds 1 haven! forgotten his favorite kinds fy" when Seabiscuit won tne Santa Anita handicap bet $3051776 on NEXT: SyntheUe Ure abotsiff Td like to report a leaky the eieht-race caro.

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About The Ogden Standard-Examiner Archive

Pages Available:
572,154
Years Available:
1920-1977