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Show SUNDAY,' APRIL 2, 1961 . Utah County, Utah SUNDAY HERALD 11 V $ ' i --- j 'AWWWMMVkVi iiiiiniiiflitflMniWifiiiiifiriii UNIT OF U.S: FLEET The USS Utah, above, was cost of $6 million and was commissioned for service Aug.-31built, at a ONCE-PROU- D , 21 knots; and displacement, 25,300 tons.' The bell from the old battle-- V ship, which was raised from Pearl Harbor and sold for scrap, will Bell From OncerMighty Battleship Utah to Be I - i Utah still was a line ship and fore taking some ; of the rain of some other cornered ship. y dumped tons of bombs on the destructive attention which might rln the heyday jof naval power, battleship Utah comes home Ap hulk. She went down, but not be otherwise have been poured on before aircraft became ar major ril 10 ta the state whose name the fighting tool, the Utah, joined the vessel bors through one war and fleet with ten guns in her later to the bottom of iearl Harmain battery and twelve , in the secondary battery. She bor. 1,200 enlisted men and Through an irony ,of military . carried will turned bell the be another hundred officers. change over to Utah at the Naval Supply Alongside the battleship Florida Depot, a sprawling installation in the Utah moved Into" the water World War H. In a few months The a field to his home. His father off Vera Cruz in the landing at WINTIIROP, Iowa (UPI) the Depot is slated to become body of a boy who disappeared had sent him to. the house and that Mexican coastal city. part of the big category of sur- just prior to a raging, early watched, until he was only 30 feet She still was in Cuban waters plus much as the Utah was. March blizzard was found today from the doorstep. But the b o y when the United States went into The 21,825-to- n Utah was raised in a small gully only 385 yards never arrived. rWorld Wair I and was moved to , from Pearl Harbor and sold for from his home. ' Days of searching through Chesapeake Bay to fortify the scrap, but the salvaged bell went snowdrifts came failed to uncover any harbor in September of 1918.. Searchers the upon body into . museum. The Navy will reof trace about 4) of Between! April, 1917 beginning Bthe lad and searchers only turn it to Utah on "indefinite an Jimmy Franck", 500 volunteers be- finally gave up the hunt until the of America's active participation after hour loan" to coincide with the 18th gan a massive search over soggy spring sun melted much of the in the war and the Armistice the anniversary of the Depot. snow. Iowa farmlands. Utah steamed 17,900 miles not Commissioned Aug. 31, 1911 the The counting practice runs and mansaid the Authorities Everett body boy's boy's father, Utah was a far prouder . battle euvers. once in buried had been shoulderrhigh Franch, expressed the wagon than she was 30 years latson his that snowdrifts. had been kid"hope" By 1927 it was time for ome at at anchor she er when lay v If cost, $3.8 million to naped. Dr. John was examiner kind of Medical F. a Yet there Pearl. "It's the only way I'll ever see fit her with new turbines :and h heroism to 'her in the Loeck ruled the boy had frozen him alive again," he explained. more defensive armament. - When eyes of Utahns who ' remember to death "apparently that day. struggling for survival." The body was found lying face The Utah had been, taken out of active service as a manned down, Loeck said. The boy had battleship in 1930. By terms of lost his overshoes and gloves and was apparently struggling to the .Washington Treaty on disarmament the Utah was make his way back to the farm Converted to a miscellaneous use home when he died. Vessel and later was held as a The overshoes and gloves were mobile target for newer Navy found nearby, The boy disappeared March 7, guns. , But the Japanese, from their a few hours before the blizzard bombing altitude, thought the struck, while he was Walking from CLEARFIELD (UPD ing bell relic of the , An ag ' once-might- ii::::r: :$:i?S S: : v J K.M s r-- . ::i:v:s:f:AH:-Hs-;:V:vl!- 12-in- ch Missing Boy, 4, Fou In Snow Drifts Near Home . ... ' 4 BroiiKt to State iv : The Utah, converted from a LAST STAND FOR THE OLD BATTLE WAGON held to a miscellaneous se vessel and later as a mobile target lor more battleship ' modern Navy craft, rels from heavy pounding by Japanese at Pearl Harbor Dec. .7, 1941. Although not classed! as a warship at the time, the Utah earned one battle star as a result of the engagement, It was sunlc and later raised from the water and sold for scrap. Its salvaged' bell will go into; a museum m Clearfield. -- . . " . i - : " i Assistant Peace Corps Tdrhadods Sweep South; Iowa Survives Flood By "United Press International Tornadoes raked Alabama and Georgia. Iowa's second largest city survived its worst flood threat; barely. More than a foot of snow Was heaped on the dry Southwest.; "March went out like a lion. April took over. 6 e zing rain,, Snow, sleet, and drizzle thundershowers heavy marked ttteXbeginning of the first full month offspring. Most of the messy weather jyvas concentrated around the lower Great Lakes, in the Ohio Valley it - r face-liftin- g. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Franklin Williams, assistant to the attorney general of California, has resigned to accept appoint ment as special assistant to Sar gent Shriver, director of the Peace Corps. .Williams, a Negro from Palo Alto, Calif., announced his resignation Friday. He served as head of the Constitutional Rights Section of the .staff of Atty. Gen Stanley Mosk. i ; . Director Announced mated that Friday's barrage of tornadoes did several hundred thousand dollars damage. The twisters claimed one life and injured at least 25 persons. Jesse Thompson, about 60, was killed When a tornado crumpled y his frame home atUna-dill- a in southern Georgia.? His wife was one of 13 townspeople 'injured twister. by the -- 1 " : two-stor- . two-prong- ed East last-ditc- after President elect Herbert Hoover carrie back home after a tour of South America in 1928 the Utah brought him. Theijnext four years were spent o maneuvers with the fleet. 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