20 Oct 1955
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Newspaper
Green River Journal
Location
Green River, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1955
Page
1
The Green River Journal of Green River Utah outlines its rates and staff while presenting a manifesto on journalism as a civic institution. It declares independence from party politics and a commitment to public welfare progress reform and truth telling.
Officials of the Internal Revenue Service strive to ease the process of filing income tax returns. New forms are easier to read and simpler to fill, but taxpayers still part with money, despite simplified instructions.
In Bradley County a country preacher tests peers by explaining his stance on pre millennialism and millennialism. He says he is reborn and a son of God, and notes it does not matter which view is correct if he is living as a follower. The crowd fills the pews next Sunday.
A visitor from Regina New Mexico writes praising Green River Utahs residents and business community. He compliments local patrons and customers for supporting growth and progress. He signs off with family regards and says doors are open.
The author wryly notes 65 shopping days till Christmas and jokes about uranium prospecting, travel plans, and phantom parking meters. He urges firearm safety while humorously warning about claim jumpers and deer hunting myths.
Reports indicate Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee will reveal plans to run for the presidency at a press conference later this month. Democrats express dismay as Adlai Stevenson’s weak support for a new farm program is noted in NEWSWEEK.
The article discusses Democratic strategies amid Eisenhower’s health and a shifting political landscape. It notes anticipated Eisenhower appearances, changing campaign targets, and the GOP-Democrat balance with strong regional dissent. It also touches on Soviet disarmament fears and Utah’s rich mineral resources amid national political dialogue.
Janet Howland notes three new cars for Del Cook John Adams and Lilly Denny plus updates on neighbors moving in and leaving Green River Pearl Baker moves to White Canyon while postmistress and store lease begin Joe Baker to live in her house. Local visits include Colonel Dunham in Washington D C and trips to Salt Lake City for shopping and Teachers Institute with Bethany Chapter members in attendance.
Dave Pettit reports a repaired blue twin Cessna delivered to Denver by Mr Jiro Hurst. He notes a $1.00 airplane ride coupon draws locals to view the airport and air traffic rising, with mining world reps impressed by progress.
Dorothy L. Blake thanks Green River friends for visits flowers cards and support during illness and hospitalization. She recalls rough commentary about locals hunters and politicians and notes radio reception poor election talk and a drive in Robbers Roost film impression. Watermelon season ends with stray gunfire remark.
In Emery County Utah the annual school census is conducted by faculty to tally children under 18 for planning. School closes Monday October 24 for Deer Hunt. Builders report progress on the new school while some vandalism delays work. The column ends with light community notices and playful local humor.
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