Green River Journal editorial policy and details
The Green River Journal announces publication in Green River Utah by Green River Publishing Co with editor Gene M Davis and staff names. It outlines rates 3.00 yearly in state 4.00 out of state and declares its independent civic minded policy to promote welfare fight for progress oppose injustice seek truth and print it.
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The Key Hole By The Desert Rat Christmas Message
The Desert Rat shares a holiday note about small stashes of grub, Uncle Sam’s charity, and Christmas hopes. He jokes about weather and cold, mentions school basketball, and teases readers about hiding his identity while praising Sure Foot the Old Mule.
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Frustrated note hints at editor clash and holiday jeeps
A crude letter fragment shows a speaker planning to bypass critics by confronting the editor. The writer mentions using a fighting editor, saving worn clothes for a future strike, and slipping the note to Tiny before returning to the hills with supplies. The piece closes with Christmas wishes.
Community support boosts school events and crowds
Lee F. Gledhill notes townspeople and patrons back school activities with large turnouts at a school play Pep Show and basketball games. A holiday rundown lists Tabions at Green River Altamont at Green River Dee 26 Christmas Dance Dec 31 New Year’s Dance and a holiday ball plan with the famous.
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Down Town Pep Rally At Green River High
A campus pep rally planned for Friday afternoon at Green River High School aims to boost spirit amid student concerns. The text mentions a somber note about an Altamont corpse sighting and funeral services set for 2:30 at a vacant Main Street lot, with the cheerleaders leading activities and all are invited.
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Political Analysis on Russia China and Far East Tour
The piece questions Western views on Soviet policy and notes Kru schev and Bulganin's recent Far East tour through Burra India and Afghanistan. It cites a million dollar Afghan loan, contrasts class distinctions in Russia with other nations, and hints at the aim behind Soviet and Chinese program alignment.
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Death and dreams amid 1950s Utah notices and politics
Local items note the death of Mrs. Willie Clay Keyes in Salt Lake City and community acknowledgments. The column mentions gas hauling contracts, Chinese civil upheaval and Cold War concerns, plus political chatter about Truman Eisenhower and Eden. Community events include Santa Claus, church programs, carolers, and a Pep Club program with Gary Fluckey cited.
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