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Green River Journal

Location

Green River, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1955

Page

2

Green River Journal Notes People and Policy

The Green River Journal from Green River Utah lists Gene M Davis Ramona L Davis Janet Howland Barbara Ekker Beth Nielsen among others with staff roles and correspondents Hanksville White Canyon. The paper proclaims independence and civic duty, outlining six journalistic policies and a Voltaire quote on free speech.

Gene M. Davis Ramona L. Davis Janet Howland Barbara Ekker Beth Nielsen

President Eisenhower Prayer Rally Reflects National Support

The nation united in prayer for President Eisenhower’s recovery, praising his rare bond with ordinary people. The piece notes his wartime leadership, enduring popularity, and the public’s fervent, personal affection as Green River and nearby communities extend best wishes and continued prayers.

Wight Eisenhower America Eisenhower Green River

Public Forum Letter from Moab Utah Debunks Old Prospector Rant

Kenneth Williams of Moab Utah writes about public service, press freedom, and the role of newspapers as a community model. He defends civil servants, urges ethical reporting, and encourages local cleanup and better mail service while weaving in Wyoming desert imagery and humor about Sure Foot and deer hunters.

Jon Mc Prospector Kenneth Williams Moab Utah Grand Junction Green River

National Political Review Reflections On World Affairs

Bonnie Wilson notes Eisenhower recovery and Nixon prayers as Argentina undergoes leadership change under Lonardi. She cites Dewey’s possible return to politics, Adenauer and Soviet diplomacy, and Geneva Conference hopes, warning against oversimplified views and urging rational democratic judgment.

Eorace Peron Argentina Juan Peron Eduardo Lonardi U.S. News and World Report Germany Konrad Adenauer Moscow Russia Western Germany United States West Germany Europe The Dulles Soviet Union Eisenhower

Green River Residents Plan Weekend Departure

In a local note Janet Howland reports George and Mrs Hatch leaving for Regina New Mexico this weekend. Nearby visitors include Wilmer and family from Clearfield staying with the Bakers and Rolands. Attending the state fair were Jon K Ross Kay King. Legion district meetings wrap up in Centerfield and Knob as H C Tasker heads to Miami Florida for a convention. Irene Allen undergoes surgery at Utah Valley Hospital Provo. Anita Gahagen visits Monticello to see a grandmother ill.

Janet Howland Green River George Hatch Regina New Mexico Jon K. Ross Kay King H. C. Tasker Centerfield Knob The Legion Miami Florida

Weekend Visits Across States Tie Court and Family

Mr and Mrs Leroy Dennison and daughters spent the weekend in Cortez to visit Mrs Dennisons parents Sally Meddau and children from Woody Creek Colorado. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs C P Tasker for a week. Mrs Helen Tidwell spent three days in Salt Lake City visiting and shopping while her son Bobbie prepared to enter the U S Air Force on September 30 in San Antonio Texas. He spent four years at the university and was commissioned last spring upon graduation. Mrs Andrew Hunt and Mrs Lloyd Baker attended the Bicknell Womans Club on September 22, at Bicknell.

Chicago Mississippi Magnolia Emmett Louis Ini Emmett Til Herbert Sally Meddau Woody Creek, Colorado Helen Tidwell Salt Lake City Bobbie U. S. Air Force San Antonio Texas The University Andrew Hunt Lloyd Baker Bicknell Womans Club Bicknell

Freemont Social Evening Hosted by Mrs Hunt and Mrs Forsythe

Ana went to Freemont where hostesses Mrs Lloyd Hunt and Mrs Von Forsythe entertained. Mrs Hunt read poems she wrote, Mrs Baker played two violin selections and displayed three paintings. Mrs Hunt and Mrs Baker were guests at Mrs Lloyd Hunt's home and enjoyed the time.

Ana Freemont

Wing Tips By Dave Petit

Local airport activity rises with more flights and visits from notable figures. Utah State Director of Aeronautics Harlan W. Bement arrived in Green River in Utah's new twin Bonanza to discuss airport dedication and growing interest from Salt Lake City. A Cessna 180 from Food Machinery and Chemical Corp visited, Jacque Daye recovers in hospital, and thanks were offered for night landing aid from residents while urging drivers to keep lights clear of the runway center.

Harlan W. Bement Utah Green River Salt Lake City Food Machinery and Chemcal Corporation Jacque Daye Stinson Walt Grand Junction Jacque Mesa Memorial Hospital Jim Maynard Harry Bodenner

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