Green River Journal summary and policy declaration
The Green River Journal published weekly in Green River Whale by Green River Publishing Co lists staff including Gene M Davis Ramona L Davis Janet Howland Barbara Ekker Beth Nielsen with editors and correspondents Hanksville and White Canyon. It outlines its independence civic duty and guiding policy to promote welfare fight for progress oppose injustice print truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene M. Davis
Ramona L. Davis
Janet Howland
Barbara Ekker
Beth Nielsen
Green River Journal
Lively 12 Months Fill Calendar With National Weeks
A playful retro list runs through 1956 highlighting dozens of national weeks and observances from January to December. The tone hints at whimsical calendar lore and quirky holidays, ending with Butter Cookie Time and a nod to Passes on, pastry in hand.
Comments From Dixie by E A Davis
A Bostonian advised to ignore a critical article about Dr Everett as most readers miss or misinterpret it. The piece reflects on word usage across professions, noting doctors and clerics know roughly 10 000 words while the general populace averages about 5 000. It recounts Sarah Bernhardt’s California publicity trip with Sam Davis as handler and a departing kiss on return to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Davis
Cleveland
Tenn
Mie Taynen
Sarah Bernhardt
California
Sam Davis
Carlson Appeal
San Francisco Examiners
New York
Sam
National Politics in Play as Eisenhower May Run Again
Bonnie Wilson reports on Eisenhower health and possible candidacy in January. Reactions from top Republicans show opposition to Nixon and talk of a Dewey Eisenhower ticket. Mil ton Eisenhower advises the party as world tension rises over Geneva spirit and Middle East arms. Ezra Taft Benson faces opposition to his farm program, while McCarthy eyes Wisconsin primaries amid renewed McCarthyism talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dewey
Wesene Tt
Ezra Taft Benson
Republican Party
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
School Forum Highlights Open House and Events
The faculty and PTA report strong turnout at Back To School Night with over a hundred parents. The paper urges ongoing school visitation, notes a busy week with a well-baby clinic, physicals for over a dozen children, polio shots for more than 50, and a three act play. Lunches served to about 200 daily. machinery work continues. the building is praised as first rate and welcoming. An invitation follows for a November 22 lyceum program at 9:00 a.m. featuring Snow Allen and his lecture Two Mistakes about his 15 years in the Illinois State Penitentiary. parents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Lee Rorea
P.T.A
Snow Allen
Ilinois State Penitentiary
Green River Soil Conservation District reviews work plan
Green River district supervisors met at Delbert Tidwell’s home on November 3 to discuss moving the SCS office from Moab to Huntington and to update the 1941 work plan. A monthly schedule will guide Delbert on in town availability for farmer access, with plans to involve local farmers, businessmen, and agencies in a long term soil and water resources study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Williams
Green River
S.C.S
Moab
Huntington
Delbert Tidwell
Delbert
Utah
Quote Excerpt Sparks Press Dinner Exchange
A dinner scene features Bernard Shaw and a young woman discussing journalism. The reporter reminds a guest of AP representation while a banter about the Carlson Appeal, the Examiner, and press reach unfolds amid reflections on youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
Examiner
Associated Press
Kansas
Bernard Shaw
Gils
The Desert Rat Tries a Moab Jeep and Town Tall Tales
The Desert Rat notes winter prep and driving a Jeep replacing Sure Foot, mocks election fatigue, and observes Moab growth with uranium hopes, building permits near 2 million in 1955, and Green River competition. He jokes about Christmas, dating woes, and prospector diet while venturing through desert life and local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moab
Green River
Desert Rat Says Adios Before Night Stray Stay
Fragmentary note describes a traveler saying goodbye, shifting to camp life, and warning about onion breath and time constraints as days grow shorter. The writer signs off with farewell and plans to return next week.
Local Notes From Tow Area By Janet Howland
Mrs Bonnie Baldwin of River is now employed by the Oga Corp at Zgin Air Force Base Florida. Harry Wart was promoted to A2C in October. Noel Baker stopped in Green Kiast Thursday on his way to Lackland Air Force Base Texas and was to report on the 15th. Baby born November 7 at Hospital to Mr and Mrs James. Baby born November 11 at Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard. Es Lake Washington is visiting son and family Mr and George Threlkeld. Mrs Francis Threlkeld visiting Lovell Wyoming with Lee Thompsons and Edwin Wilents. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilcox. Don Irvine Jr received injuries Friday while pouring gas into a car tank and the car ignited. Mr and Mrs W D Crow from Dexter Kansas visiting the B J mans. Mrs Crow is Silliman’s niece. The Crows were en route to McMinnville Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Howland
Bonnie Baldwin
River
Oga Corp
Zgin Air Force Base
Flordia
Nie
Harry Wart
Noel Baker
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Noel
Seenee
W. D. Crow
Dexter
Kansas
B. J. Mans
Crow
Silliman
McMinnville
Oregon
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White Canyon
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Dixie
National Political Review
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University of Utah
Geneva
Soviet Union
Middle East
North Africa
Germany
Europe
Russia
Waaase
Sec
Agriculture
Soil Conservation News
Midland Garage
Seenen
Richard
Es Lake
Washington
Viskin
George Threlkeld
Francis Threlkeld
Lovell
Wyoming
Lee Thompsons
Edwin Wients
Robert Wilcox
Don Irvine, Jr
Rio Grande Railroad
Rio Grande
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Utah State Board of Education
Oran
George F. Dodge
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