Town Notes From Around and About United States Navy Training
A mixed notice brief reports Folks Around Town sent to San Diego for trainings. Sailor Eugene Allen son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen to Prive for a procedure. Mrs Joe Baker seeks medical aid in Salt Lake City. Local events include a Thanksgiving shifted dancing class at Midland Hotel and a Relief Society Bazaar at the church. Other items mention travel of family members to Utah and Arizona, a Turkey Shoot with ham and bacon prizes, school sports recaps, church gatherings, and community notes about neighbors and local businesses.
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Joe Baker
Salt Lake City
Midland Hotel
Bobbie Tidwell
Leland Tidwell
San Antonio
Air Force
el Paso
Marana
Arizona
Tucson
Green River Journal
The Green River Journal published in Green River Utah outlines its policy and aims as a ruggedly independent newspaper. It emphasizes promoting public welfare fighting for progress opposing injustice seeking truth and printing it. It lists staff and correspondents including GENE M DAVIS and Hanksville White Canyon reporters.
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Green River Journal
Utah’s Economy Shaped by Government Income in 1954
Utah Foundation reports government disbursements totaled 282 million dollars in 1954, about 25 percent of state personal income, higher than the national average. Per capita income fell slightly to 1483 dollars but disposable income stayed steady due to lower federal taxes. Utah ranked 31st in per capita income, below national and regional averages.
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Utah
Utah Foundation
Virginia
New Mexico
Mountain States
Foundation
Pacific Coast
Comments From Dixie on Racial Segregation and Public Parks
The piece argues public parks in the South likely remain segregated following a Supreme Court ruling. It cites Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin selling parks to private groups to keep them segregated, recounts refusals by Chattanooga officials to allow Black golfers, and critiques NAACP tactics while asserting segregation stems from color and social factors rather than policy. It calls for each group to work within its own community.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Supreme Court
Marvin Griffin
Kiwanis
Hotarians
Civitans
Chattanooga
South
NAACP
Eisenhower Back at White House Ready for Duties
National Political Review notes President Eisenhower returns to the White House in near full health and may resume duties. It discusses potential 1956 plans, GOP strategy, and a possible draft of Chief Justice Warren, along with analysis of Middle East tensions and postwar Germany rehabilitation.
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Eisenhower
White House
Justice Warren
Middle East
United States
Britain
Nasser
Egypt
Germany
Moscow
West Germany
Bonn
Hitler
Weimar Republic
Emery School District Levy Study Details 1955-56
Faculty Forum figures released on tax levies for school districts show Emery district with an assessed valuation of 10,944,225 dollars and levy details for the 1955-56 year.
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Emery
Desert Ramble Says Old Friends Remembering Winter Trails
On a backcountry drive past the San Rafael River the narrator reflects with Sure Foot the horse about old desert days. They trade memories of rough cabins and winters, plan spring returns, and joke about camp life and warm depots.
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Mills
Henry Mountain
San Rafael
Sure Foot
Green River
Hanksville
Emery District Faces Comparison of School Levy Rates
The article reviews levy rates across districts with Emery at 28.94 mills and Daggett the lowest at 25.80 while Ogden tops at 42.47. It notes 33 districts higher and six lower than Emery and comments on a school play crowd and drive safety, then discusses race and segregation with a controversial remark about colors.
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Emery
Daggett
Ogden
Murray
Granite
Grand District
Emery County Names New Agricultural Agent Ray Finch
The Extension Service in Logan announces Ray Finch of Spanish Fork Utah as Emery County's new county agricultural agent. Finch has farming and vocational agriculture background and will help local farmers address present day problems. Thanksgiving reflections note urban drift and distance from the land.
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Emery County
Logan
Ray Finch
Spanish Fork
Utah
Ray
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