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The Green River Journal in Green River Utah declares its nonpartisan independent stance and civic mission to promote public welfare fight for progress oppose injustice seek truth and print it. Editor Gene M Davis Publisher Ramona L Davis Business Manager E B Simonson notes society correspondents Hanksville White Canyon and more. Rates and post office details listed.
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Gene M. Davis
Ramona L. Davis
E. B. Simonson
Green River Journal
Faculty Forum and Changes at Green River School
Social note reports Monday night chicken dinner for faculty and partners in the Home Ec room of the new school. About 24 attended. Gift presented to leaving faculty member Mrs Ekker. Mrs Mase Bastain Roe named secretary and business teacher beginning next Monday. Marie Bradubtedium GRHS 1950 and former student body president. Ms Silliman returns to teach third grade for the rest of the year, bringing strong elementary credentials. Visitors Gustavson, Sugden, and Wright toured the new school building.
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Lee F. Gledhill
Ekker
Mase Bastain Roe
Marie Bradubtedium
Business College
Dugway
Gustavson
Sugden
Wright
Lucille Silliman
Silliman
Green River
Two Cars Crash Sparks Over Race At Alabama Note
Comments From Dixie berates racial tensions using a traffic crash as analogy. Autherine Lucy's Alabama University attempt sparks a clash where bystanders, NAACP, and authorities intervene. author condemns agitators and calls for Southern dignity and calm resolution.
Snow course measurements point to strong Utah water outlook
Snow course measurements for February in Utah show above average water content across key basins. Green River drainage sits above average while Lake Fork Creek reaches 196 percent, Price River 138 percent, and San Rafael 131 percent, suggesting a brighter irrigation season though later moisture remains decisive. A few northern Utah watersheds exceed enough to raise spring flood potential.
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Utah
Green River
Lake Fork Creek
Uinta Mountains
Price River
San Rafael River
Eisenhower may not run again and farm policy dominates race
President Eisenhower’s future decision likely delayed until spring or early summer while doctors run heart tests. Democrats face farm program pressure, with Stevenson's camp amid splits and Truman criticizing Stevenson’s approach. Also, Soviet Union talks with Bonn create tension as Soil Conservation Service crews in Utah study snow surveys and prepare for winter safety amid ongoing irrigation projects and canal work in Green River.
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Eisenhower
Washington
National Democratic Party
Steve Mitchell
Adlai Stevesons
My. Mitchell
Mr. Stevenson
Governghin
Minnie
Soil Conservation Service
For Soil Conservation
Snow Serveys Soil Conservation Service
Scott Passey
Herman Blaser
Richard Call
Harland Stewart
Utah
Alta
Uney
Bill Morgan
Hart Stewart
Green River
Big Irrigation Company
Political Review and Economics Outlook Amid Cold War Tensions
The text notes a debate within political science circles about welcoming Wilson II and a Utah scholar, praises West Germany’s rapid industrial growth, and argues friendship pact letters aimed at splitting Western unity. It argues for US-UK unity against Russia, observes inflation easing, and reports rising hiring with higher pay as business activity improves while the farm sector remains steady for now.
City Council backs housing and garbage contract in town progress
Old Timer notes Green River waking to growth with homes, business, and improved waste services. He praises the Council for a housing drive and a long needed garbage-collection contract while reflecting on uranium prospecting, weather reports, and local politics amid a frontier town mood.
Public letter debate over city ordinances and journalism
A Green River reader questions newspaper reporting on a city matter and demands factual basis. James Hurst defends the City Council stance on Ordinance No. 71 governing water and sewer limits, cites sections 33 and 39, and offers cost figures for a project. He challenges the editor to resign if readers sign a petition.
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Mr. Existor
Hurst
Helen Hurst
Green River
Water and Sewer Department
L. Dale Despain
Hulsey
City of
Editor
Malcolm Politano Jr
Journal
James Hurst
Green River doctors to offer volunteer medical care
Community concert efforts by The Women’s Club enable doctors and dentists to provide free medical and dental services in new office rooms for Green River residents. Mrs. Hatch visits North Powder. Miss Gillies visits in Grand Junction. Bill Gillies, a railroad engineer, receives a 47 year service letter amid news of Wilson McCarthy’s death. Midland Garage is repainted. Howard Hastings suffers an accident causing finger loss and a second finger injury.
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E. B. Simon
Women's Club
Green River
Rhoda Thompson
Panguiteh
Dixie
Sinclair Thompsons
Miss Una Gillies
Grand Junction
Bill Gillies
St. Mary's Hospital
Bill
Thompson
Miss Gillies
Wilson McCarthy
Howard Hastings
Price
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