What Is A Newspaper The Green River Journal Mission
The Green River Journal publishes weekly in Green River Utah by The Green Mer Publishing Co. It outlines its mission to promote public welfare fight for progress oppose injustice and corruption remain independent and print the truth. The paper lists staff and local correspondents and explains its civic duties.
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Green River Journal
Green River, Utah
The
Green Mer Publishing CO. Inc
Jim Turst
Jim Hurst
Pay as you ride Drives Road program in Congress debate
President Eisenhower shifts to a pay as you ride philosophy for a multibillion dollar road plan. The proposal would raise taxes on gasoline tires and diesel fluids and possibly trucks and trailers to fund a ten to twelve year construction program. Both parties claim credit for an equitable plan while Congress and states must align funding and enact legislation for safer better roads.
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Eisenhower
United States ‘Treasury
Congress
Comments From Dixie by EB A DAVIS
A columnist extols learning from books over risky experimentation. He compares pigs and monkeys testing hot swill and novelty to youth, urging reliance on age experience. The piece promotes reading as the shortest path to knowledge, imagination, and a cultured personality.
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EB. A. Davis
Darwin
Tvo
Zoo
Vie
Cleveland
Tenn
Port Knox
National Political Review Observes Global Tensions and Allies
A fragmentary, opinionated briefing notes Soviet attacks on Britain's colonial policy threaten a visit by Bolganin and Kruschev. France’s Fourth Republic and Communist-setback issues loom. It cautions US interests in France and Asia amid unresolved Far East talks and unrest, closing with a provocative personal interlude.
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Bonnie Witoun
Green River High School
University of Utah
England
Bolganin
Krusechev
Soviet Union
The Desert Rat Reports From Green River
The author details town life in Green River Utah while commenting on taxes, politics, and local industry. He notes hunting uranium expenses, the town’s newspaper coverage, gas bills in Congress, a failed radio broadcast, and a call for local ore processing and zoning reform to attract new homes and business.
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Uncle Sam
Tocome
Iam
Green River
Salt Lake City
Moab
Monticello
Emery County Named Drought Area and Feed Support Details
Emery County is designated a drought area again allowing cattlemen to receive financial aid for supplemental feed. Applications for spring aid should be made through Fenton Moltit of the Emery County A and A office in Castle Dale or Lynn Aitken of the Farmers Home Administration in Price. The 1955 soil conservation year ended with Green River farmers spending less on conservation measures and the Emery County office turning back over $10,000 of its 1955 allotment due to underuse.
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Kenneth Ms
Emery County
Fenton Moltit
Emery County A & A
Castle Dale
Lynn Aitken
Farmers Home Administration
Green River
Utah
China
United States
Congress
Public Forum and Conservation Talks Across States
Readers report on a push to reverse declines in public forum support for agriculture. Lawrence Thorderson of Cleveland Utah will attend a national soil conservation districts convention in Boston representing Utah Colorado New Mexico and Arizona. J A Libby Utah State Conservationist will attend for the Western States but the CS remains the technical agency aiding districts on farms.
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Lawrence Thorderson
Cleveland
Utah
Boston
Convention of the Nations
Lawrence
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
J. A. Libby
Soil Conservation Service
Congress
Birthdays and visits mark small town notes
LeVon Bigelow and sister Alma Scoville hosted a joint birthday party with thirty two relatives. Delbert Cook plans to reopen their Texas coffee shop. Mrs Seely from Moab visits Green River during a mining convention in Denver. A baby girl born January 30 in Fruita to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bactian will stay in incubator for thirty days. Albert Marsing’s baby had a mild pneumonia. Kenneth May has mumps. Scoutmaster Ben Coomer attended a training school in Price and earned his certificate. Scouts at LD8 church awarded merit stamps to Wayne Gledhill Dean Jenks Ward Curtis Blaine Silliman Stephen Beebe Tommy Smith. Mrs. Howard Silliman began teaching in the third and fourth grades.
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E. B. Simonson
LeVon Bigelow
Alma Scoville
Alma Sco‘ville
Richard Seely
Moab
Utah
Green River
Denver
Colorado
Plateau Mining Co
Suenes
Calvin Bactian
Fruita
Ang Elaine
Ben Coomer
Price
LD 8
Wayne Gledhill
Dean Jenks
Ward Curtis
Blaine Silliman
Stephen Beebe
Tommy Smith
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Gene M. Davis
Dixie
Imore
Politano Grocery
National Political Review
Britain
France
Fourth Republic
Mollet
Franco
Russia
Rome
Harry Truman
Nixon
Marty
Soil Conservation News
Utah Mining Association
Green River Mercantile
the Public Forum
Sa Voltaire
Ernest Downard
Alfred King
Downard
Philip Payne
Vaugley and Vaugley
MLA
Chad
Bill Moore
Lake City
Floyd Allen
Allen
Cynthia Ramey
H. C. Tasker
Salt Lake
American Legion
Lee Hoggatt
Elgin
Senses
Bill Heath
Glen Lemmon
Heath
Lemmon
Alane
Jody Jim Baker
Joe Baker
Jody
Jimmy Moore
Jim
Marty Nolen
Robin Daye
Delbert Cook
Texas
Anne
Albert Marsing
Hanne Kenneth May
Roy May
Eomwe
Howard Silliman
Elgin Cafe
Carbon Emery Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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