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Newspaper
Green River Journal
Location
Green River, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
2
The Green River Journal from Green River Utah outlines publication info and policies. It lists editors and correspondents and presents a civic minded pledge to promote public welfare fight injustice and print truth.
Argentina clears the way for La Prensa to return to owner control after Peronist suppression. President Aramburu cites correcting an outrage as the newspaper resumes operation under Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz, signaling a step toward democratic restoration.
A prominent psychiatrist critiques U S culture for excessive sex in radio TV literature theater and other media. He argues moral decay stems from lax adherence to the eighth commandment and stresses marriage fidelity and divine law as safeguards against impurity and societal decline.
A political column discusses Republican plans tied to President Eisenhower’s health, Democratic prospects with Adlai Stevenson, and global flashpoints from Communist expansion to Soviet strategy. It notes potential policy shifts, union mergers, and the impact of foreign events on U.S. party dynamics.
The Desert Rat discusses weeks named for various causes and Christmas gifts for prospectors. He notes recent snow proves it does snow in Green River and urges city officials to set street posts and remove junk near the highway to keep Green River presentable.
Albert Hillman of Salt Lake City died after a Tuesday accident near town when his car struck a grader driven by John D. Wimmer. The Bronson Rowe and Schutt families moved from Hanksville to Green River. Local cafe Leases opened under Earl Wheeler and Nelson Chavers. Notre Dame Price basketball wins over A B teams. Rosalie Spadafora crowned basketball queen with Sharon Silliman and Helen Thurston as attendants. Mr and Mrs P J Filing of Columbus Ohio guest of the Sillimans on business related to Yellow Cat Uranium holdings. Darrell Ross family visits Salt Lake. Larry Broden, grandson of L K Ekland, shot while rabbit hunting near Elko Nevada. Darius Ekker and wife welcome baby boy Darius Lamon in Grand Junction Colorado. George Hatch visits from Regina New Mexico. Eddyjo Ekker and family visiting Salt Lake City. Chas Hanks still delivering mail. team to play Gunnison Utah Saturday. Local column notes political talk and social notes about residents and uranium excitement. Santa Claus visits Peacock's Market. The 1955 Legislature assigns Local Government Survey Commission with final report due September 15 1956.
National soil conservation districts urged Secretary Ezra Taft Benson to collaborate with over 2,600 local districts to complete a national soil inventory and tailor acreage allotments to land use. They argued past cropping history misallocates cropland and criticized the current farm income downturn.
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