The Green River Journal and Civic Editorial Policy
A long local weekly newspaper column outlines publication details and policy. It includes editor names, correspondents, and a philosophy emphasizing independence, truth, reform, and public welfare. The piece recounts Anthony Strusz’s ascent in a Chicago machine shop after resistance to his ideas.
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Green River Journal
Meditation Week Proposed In Nation To Restore Inner Peace
The piece argues modern life fuels unrest through frantic activity and misused minds. It links meditation to divine knowledge, cites Ps 19 as urging stillness, and notes psycho somatics account for over 60 percent of hospital cases. It proposes a national Meditation Week to heal minds and curb crime.
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God
Gilead
Green River forum urges civic pride and band revival
Citizens urged to air local concerns in the paper about politics, weeds, vacant lots, street signs, and new council attitudes. Calls for a weekly city park band, improved schools, and a parade friendly town image to improve Green River Utah.
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Green River
Utah
Price
Carbon College
Invasion reports and hunting tales from Green River
The Red Shirt invasion filters in as casualty lists grow among Deers and Hunters. Hunters bring in many buckskins while gunshot wounds and heart attacks prove danger in the hills. Iola Sure Foot and I camp near town to stay informed as many strangers arrive and six City Council candidates are noted. I urge voters to back reform, stricter garbage control, and a cleaner town with weekly trash pickup and improved dumps.
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Red Shirt
Iola
Sure Foot
Wone
Green River
National political outlook and local social notes summary
National politics piece discusses Eisenhower illness, Nixon prospects, and 1956 ticket possibilities with Democratic challengers. It notes U.S. News forecasts a young, healthy president and party uncertainty. Local column reports a quiet week ahead for social events, deer hunters’ season activity, visits, and a Birthday Club gathering with named residents.
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National Political Review
Bonnie Wilson
Green River High School
University of Utah
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Newsweek
Washington
U.S
Ike
Richard Nixon
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Rere
High School Song Contest Aims For A New Solemn Theme
Faculty Forum reports student body officers sponsor a contest at Green River High to add a new solemn song for commencements and formal events while preserving the existing pep and marching anthem. The plan reflects typical school culture and community sentiment.
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Green River High School
G.R. High
Alma Mater song contest opens to all alumni
The school starts an Alma Mater contest with a cash prize and invites alumni to participate. Veteran's Day holiday rerouted to November 11 with make up day November 11 substituted by November 11. Events planned include Halloween Carnival on Oct 7, Parents Night Nov 10, and the High School Play on Nov 18. Lost keys to the new building recovered in two places, one in wastebasket at old school and one in boys shower room.
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Board of Education
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