Green River Journal editorial and international opinions mix
The Green River Journal omits details but carries editorials on its policy and independence, along with reports on Bulganin Khrushchev’s triumphal tour and Nehru’s stance in India. The piece urges democratic persuasion and civic duty, highlighting cautious optimism toward India’s neutrality and global democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Burma
Kremlin
Orient
America
Nehru
Honor Thy Father and Mother as Foundation of Society
E A Davis argues juvenile delinquency stems from parental failures in Chattanooga. He cites the fifth commandment and the home as the source of societal order, claiming parents mold character and obedience to lawful authority, likening parents to God for children during formative years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Davis
Chattanooga
Cleveland
National Political Review on Ike Run Cut by Party Rift
The article surveys whether the President will seek reelection amid Republican divisions. It notes health concerns and public reaction as factors, mentions Stevenson Kefauver and Harriman in the race, and discusses foreign policy and domestic morality themes. It also reflects on U.S. cultural confidence and government growth shaping the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Bers
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Ike
GOP
Desert Rat Mystery Stirs Town Talk From Sure Foot
In a candid letter to the editor Sure Foot declines to reveal the Desert Rat s name while critiquing editors for rewrites and lingering curiosity. He notes a winter hideaway cave and jokes about a local mouse rumor, urging readers to respect his privacy and finish with adieu from Sure Foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feller
Snooper
Adiose
Sure
The Desert Rat Collage Of Bowl Jokes And Government
The excerpt blends satirical reflections on football bowls and holiday cheer with a tongue in cheek warning about government power. It jests about upcoming holiday spending and the perils of easy payment plans, then pivots to a note on how three branches can threaten democracy if checks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Russia
America
Nehru
Gators
Classified ad pricing note for mail orders
Advertisement specifies placing ads by mail, compute cost using rates, send payment by stamps or money order, and mail to Box 93 Green River Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Utah
Desert musings mix drive tales and comic quips
A humorous letter recalls Safe Driving Day fatalities with guarded totals, California wreck stories, and a ramble from Desert life. The writer jokes about taxes, Uranium hunting, and preparing a cabin for Christmas, ending with a light line from an old timer.
Women’s Club Christmas Program at Presbyterian Church
The December Wo mens Club meeting at the Presbyterian Community Church featured a Christmas program with Ruth Baker performing Holy Night on violin, Marie Wilson piano solos, Julie Dean and Barry Hunt vocal pieces, and a Louise Dean Lahnie Simonds duet. Gifts were collected for crippled children’s hospitals in Salt Lake, a packaging and tree decorating demonstration by Mrs Vail Hart followed, and committees were appointed for community activities with Mrs Irwin Allen serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Community Church
Ruth Baker
Marie Wilson
Julie Dean
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Barry Hunt
Louise Dean
Lahnie Simonds
Salt Lake
Vail Hart
Irwin Allen
District Board Gains New Member After Secretary Resigns
Kenneth Silliman resigned as secretary of the Soil Conservation District and Donald Hatch was elected to the Board. The board now includes Delbert Tidwell as chairman, Francis Wilson, Boyd Hunt, Chad Moore, Donald Hatch and Jo Allen. Silliman served since 1941 and received high commendation from the board. Kenneth Williams, District Supervisor from Huntington, attended the Thursday meeting where several conservation films were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Silliman
Soil Conservation District
Donald Hatch
Delbert Tidwell
Francis Wilson
Boyd Hunt
Chad Moore
Jo Allen
Kenneth Williams
Huntington
Haul Contract Awarded For Vitro Mines In Green River
Hollinger and McFarland of Tooele Utah win the contract to haul ore for Vitro Chemical Co of Salt Lake City from Hidden Splendor and other mines in the district. A repair shop is being built beside the railroad tracks west of town to service trucks. A new aluminum framed truck is planned to extend life and speed. Twelve families will relocate to Green River for the operation. Mrs Dorian Christiansen has suffered a heart attack and is homebound. Funeral services were held for James Fisher a longtime Green River resident born in Iowa 85 years ago, who worked for the railroad before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollinger and McFarland
Tooele
Utah
Vitro Chemical Co
Salt Lake City
Green River
James Fisher
Iowa
Mr Fisher
Railroad
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Green River, Utah
Santa Claus
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