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Newspaper
Green River Journal
Location
Green River, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1955
Page
2
Green River Journal, published Thursdays in Utah, lists editors and staff including Gene M. Davis and Ramona L. Davis. The paper promotes public welfare, reform, and independent reporting, opposing corruption while seeking truth and accountability. It outlines rates and publication details.
Salt Lake Tribune letter argues that state education encroaches on religious liberty. It warns against church leaders seeking state involvement in religious training of youth, claiming true religious instruction belongs to church and home and could erode church influence.
A well known Chattanooga restaurant owner was before the city judge last week for selling beer to minors and violating the midnight liquor sale ban. The judge urged a firm correction while warning against further misconduct, hinting at broader public concerns about juvenile delinquency and city laws. A proposed $50 yearly tax on liquor stores to fund alcoholics care was floated, drawing skepticism about its effectiveness.
A Broken Arrow Oklahoma public forum features a 1955 letter from Adella Miller and B F Miller seeking whether Dorothy Blake is related to H E Blake. The Millers recall Green River Utah ties, send a subscription check, request copies from the journal’s start, and note a 50th wedding anniversary. The note clarifies Dorothy Blake is not related to H E Blake.
The town celebrates rain washing dust and notes new office space and an expanding all weather air strip near the post office. Jim Hurst led the airport project while locals eye a formal school opening and new mining activity in Utah.
A Washington report discusses Adlai Stevenson and Harry S. Truman differing on campaign strategy. It notes Harriman's potential bid for President and Stevenson’s hold on Democratic unity amid Southern opposition, plus U.S. and Soviet diplomacy hints and discussions of peaceful coexistence and atomic inspections.
Mr and Mrs Lauren Beebe hosted a dinner and lawn party Saturday for Mae Silliman and George Threlkeld birthdays. Attendees included Leroy and Edna Dennison Roy and Madge May Ken and Kay Silliman and Cyril Curtis Evelyn Stevens from Spokane visited. Curtis family hosted a Sunday get together. Visitors Loyd Acott of Greeley, sister to Mrs Beebe, joined. University talks by Dr Durant and Raymond Lee from Utah explored Navajo Manuals. Students headed to BYU, Utah, and Salt Lake colleges. Moab road event ends with George White ranch gathering.
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