Green River Journal policy and staff notes
The Green River Journal, published Thursdays in Green River Utah by Green River Publishing Co Inc, lists editors Gene M Davis Janet Howland Barbara Ekkeer Beth Nielsen and correspondents Hanksville White Canyon. Rates $3.00 yearly in state $4.00 out of state. The paper pledges independence and civic duty and quotes Voltaire on free speech.
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Gene M. Davis
Ramonal, Davis
Janet Howland
Barbara Ekkeer
Beth Nielsen
Green River
Utah
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National Poll by Bonnie Green River High School Graduate
The piece discusses Democratic Party divisions and leadership figures like Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman. It notes farm price declines during the Democratic Administration and comments on political unrest as election year approaches. The tone reflects historical commentary on party dynamics and leadership.
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Bonnie Green River High School
Green River Journal
Green River
Utah
Adai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Stevenson
Political Warframes in the 1950s Election Debate
A political science student notes how Eisenhower’s illness and party dynamics shaped Republican fear of a landslide loss to Democrats. He cites farm policy as a central issue, mentions Henry Wallace and potential farm subsidies, and observes Soviet moves under the Geneva spirit as context for postwar peace debates.
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Wiwoun
Utah
Eisenhower
Adli Stevensson
Henry Wallace
Russia
Public Officials In The News Policy Statement
A community paper outlines its policy on reporting public officials. It states that once individuals assume public roles they are viewed by the public through the title they bear, and news about them reflects on that title rather than as private individuals. The Journal pledges publication without favoritism or censorship.
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Gieger and Scintillation Counter
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Faces Record Attendance
Comments From Dixie describe America's most popular park near capacity with mile long queues and calls for more roads. Delegations from North Carolina and Tennessee urged expansion of facilities and highways to accommodate rising visitor numbers and preserve the park’s wilderness heritage.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
America
National Park
North Carolina
Gatlinburg
Tennessee
Towsend
Newfound Gap
Clingman's Dome
Cherokee Indiao Reservation
Gregory Bald
Siler
Thunderhead
Mt. Chapman
Inadu Knob
Calvin Coolidge
William Medford
Waynesville
N.C
Paul Mathes
Chattacooga
Department of Interior
Washington
Davis Urges Reader Engagement In Green River Journal
A reader from Utah writes to The Green River Journal noting he has just read a summer issue after being away. He addresses editor Gene M. Davis and discusses the opportunity to review the publication content and its local impact.
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Gene M. Davis
Green River Journal
Green River, Utah
Davis
Utah
The Desert Rat Reflects on Water and Town Life
The Desert Rat wanders the desert with Old Sure Foot and muses on water cuts, weeds, and town cleanup. He recalls a tale of survival, humor about a crippled editor’s nephew, and notes on local papers and prospecting quirks in Green River.
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Folks Around Town Highlights and Local Visits
Local column notes residents and visitors in Green River and nearby towns. Janesville updates include Prank and Mrs Smith of San Diego visiting relatives, Don Smith driving a new electric car, Perry family moving to American Forks from Green River, and multiple trips through Colorado and Salt Lake City.
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Janet Howland
Mrs
Prank Smith
San Diego
California
Mrs. Smith
Tom Will
Douglas H. Perry, Jr
American Forks
Green River
Mrs. the Stott
Colorado
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Salt Lake
E.J. Misker
Scott
Mes
Hazel Ekker
Gay
A.C
Ray Bennett
Reba Ekkes
Denver
Hanksville
Atteee Him Chronopoulos
Roy May
Jerry Spivey
Ken Silliman
M.E. Peterson
Lee Howland
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Grand Junction Orient Lodge
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