Alice Cook Reviews "Billions Blunders and Baloney"
Alice Cook reviews Eugene W. Castle's book urging its inclusion in every school and public library and homes nationwide. The piece notes Devin-Adair as publisher and critiques typographical errors in a previous government letter, plus a near-mine dynamite cap discovery and a salute to potato truck drivers for caution near a playground area.
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Alice Cook
Eugene W. Castle
America
Devin-Adair Company
East 26Th St
New York
N.Y
Wheeler Whirlers Dance at Baker Hall
Everyone is invited to attend the Wheeler Whirlers dance at Baker Hall Baker New on Friday April 1 celebrating Snake Valley Community Club anniversary. The Mouttt Wheeler Whirlers will play square round and ballroom dancing with specialty numbers and prizes. Admission is 1.25 per couple.
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Baker Hall
Baker, New
Snake Valley Community Club
Mouttt Wheeler Whirlers
Local committee to study county school goals
At Gov. J Bracken Lee request committees of teachers and laymen were formed in Milford and other communities to restate local educational goals. The Milford group includes Ina Norton as chair and 13 others. First meeting was March 15 at Milford High School, with three subcommittees to meet March 22 and a countywide final on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Bracken Lee
Utah Commission On Education
Milford
Ina Norton
Athena Roberts
Vera Bond
Loretta Cline
Gale Elmer
Ruth Lish
Phyllis Whittaker
Glen Oldroyd
Cora Larvey
Rosslyn Eppich
J. M. Hughes
Orion Memmett
Garden Club Meets Start Next Week in Milford
Mil ford hosts four Garden Club sessions starting Monday March 21 at 1 30 p m in the LDS Church County Agent Grant Esplin says USAC specialists will cover home beautification power shows and plant care March 21 seedbed preparation March 28 home grounds planting April 4 pest and disease control April 11 organizing flower shows Attendees urged to join the Aqualantes to help keep water in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
LDS Church
Grant Esplin
USAC
Esplin
Billions Blunders and Baloney in Propaganda Tale
The excerpt discusses a book by Castle alleging U S propaganda funding and aims to critique how billions in aid and messaging shape international views. It cites interviews from Europe about American influence, claiming people feel overwhelmed and skeptical of U S propaganda. The piece notes British aid totaling about 70 billion since 1940 and hints at ongoing discussion of political leaders behind propaganda efforts.
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Toni
Mir. Castle
America
Europe
Castle
Ameries
Centeal
Eimental Inig
Polio Vaccination Program Explains Plan At Milford
More than 150 parents and teachers attended Milford High School to hear Dianne McCulley outline the polio vaccination program under the Utah State Board of Health. She noted the Salk vaccine results, the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis funding, and the plan to vaccinate first and second graders with three shots. Parents will soon receive permission blanks. shots will be given in a several week series to complete before year’s end. Continued on back page.
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Curn C. Harvey
Milford High School
Dianne McCulley
Besger County
Utah State Board of Health
National Foundation For
Explorer Basketball Tourney Concludes in Milford
The Beaver County Explorer basketball tournament ends Saturday at Milford High School with the final three games and trophies awarded after the last contest. Six teams play Beaver Thursday and Minersville Friday as the event wraps up.
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Beaver County Explorer
Milford High School
Beaver
Minersville
Library group program reaches mid point in book drive
Milford High School Library Association reports progress toward 750 added volumes this year. By March 15 donors had sent 280 books including 176 fiction and 1 biography, plus 16 poetry essays plays 50 history and reminiscences and 18 miscellaneous.
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Milford High School Library Association
California physician joins clinic staff tribute of career
California physician Dr David A Symond joins Milford Beaver County Clinic staff after Navy service and residency. Born in Japan to a Yokohama instructor, he studied at USC and did interneship at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. He arrives from Kings County Hospital Hanford with wife Phyll and three children.
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David A. Symond
Southern California
Milford
Eugene Doyle
Beaver County
Symond
University of Southern California
Great Lakes, Ul
Naval Training Station
US Navy
Navy
Une
Japan
University of Yokshama
United States
Arizona
Kings County Hospital
Hankford Calif
Phyll) Symond
Peru
Mike
Lee
Liss
Child Guidance Group Meets in Beaver County
Mr Arch Thurman Dr Moroni Brown Mrs Imogene King Miss Hancock and Miss Bryan completed a series of trial cases in the Beaver County child guidance program over Friday and Saturday A written evaluation will be prepared for interested readers and the committee urges parental and school interest to sustain the program Let us understand our children their home and school probes.
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Arch Thurman
Moroni Brown
Imogene King
Hancock
Bryan
Beaver County
Leaves for Africa as Carter sails toward Morocco
Berty Carter son of Mr and Mrs Deloy Carter has been transferred to New Jersey and expects to sail soon for French Morocco outlining military or naval movement toward Africa with family noting the destination France Morocco area and readiness to depart
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Berty Carter
Deloy Carter
New Jersey
French Morocco
City Wall Project at Great Salt Lake City 1853 1854
Report notes the construction of a city wall at Great Salt Lake City undertaken by Utah pioneers beginning in 1853 with completion efforts continuing into 1854. The fragment references local governance and historic urban defense initiatives by early settlers.
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Great
Salt Lake City
Utah
Local Adventists Feature Home Talent in Show
The Seventh-day Adventist Home and School Association hosts a talent program on Saturday March 19 at 400 West 600 South. Participants include many Mayer family members with piano solos readings poems and a playlet. The group aims to improve relations between teachers and parents and promote Christian education. next meeting is April 16.
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Seventh-day Adventist Home and School Association
Lloyd Mayer
Russell Lee Mayer
Dickie Mayer
Léland Mayer
Joan Mayer
Adel Mayer
George Mayer
Odette Mayer
Max Mayer
Bob Mayer
Patience
David Mayer
Chester Miller
Craig Davie
Adventist Home and School Association
Local Court Fines Involving Expired Licenses and Violations
Judge Q C Koch D L Peterson presided over a docket listing multiple traffic offenses. Drivers faced fines for expired licenses and registrations, overparking, and driving without licenses, with amounts ranging from five to twenty five dollars.
Fillmore Tops in Gold Medal Tournament
Fillmore All-Star quintet wins Milford Gold Medal Basketball Tournament with most top honors. Final standings: Minersville second Cedar Institute third Milford First Ward fourth SU All Stars fifth Milford Misfits sixth. Russell Hillman Fillmore top all around, Peterson Fillmore second, Hayward Marshall Minersville third. Hillman high scorer, Gilling Minersville high single game, Jones Fillmore best defensive. Monty Ashworth Milford earns Freakiest Shot award.
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Fillmore
Milford
Minersville
Cedar Institute
Milford First Ward
SU All Stars
Milford Misfits
Russell Hillman
Peterson
Hayward Marshall
Hillman
Gilling
Jones
Monty Ashworth
Minersville Creek to Open for Fishing This Year
Minersville Creek will be open to fisherman with no trespassing restrictions on a portion of the stream removed for the season. Access is limited to the dam or the large bend below the farm, and crossing private land remains prohibited. The full opening allows stocking by the State Fish and Game department and includes plans for a lower-end screen to keep game fish from irrigation ditches. In related notes, Merrill Gray reports killing several foxes in South Milford as part of a pheasant predator drive, and 30,000 German browns have been planted in the Beaver drainage with more plantings expected. Local officials anticipate ample water in the Beaver Mountains this year, likely more than in the past five years.
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Minersville
Dick Foerster
State Fish and Game Department
Merrill Gray
South
Milford
Bill Nichols
Milford-Delta road added to Utah state system
The Milford-Delta road was added to the state secondary highway system in the final 1955 Utah Legislature session. Sen. Carlyle Grovning led the push, with support from West End and East Siders, and after five Road Commission meetings a new chairman helped secure approval. Proponents Jack Mahoney and John Beitz worked to build backing among senators and representatives. Continued on Page Two.
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Milford-Delta
Carlyle Grovning
Carlyle
Milford
Beaver
Milford and Delta
Utah State Senate
Salt Lake
State Road Commission
Len Granning
Jack Mahoney
John Beitz
Salt
Hamp Burkes
Merrill Millers
Black Rock
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Gov. J. Bracken Lee
Zola Hollingshead
Brack
Zola
Gov. Lee
Bill Gillespie
South Milford
Bill
Steve
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Wheeler
The
Aqualantes
Wy Pugene
Cable
Explorer
California
Africa
Mii
Ertata
Ili
Jordan River
Morus
Q. C. Koch
D. L. Peterson
Daniel Rollins
Exred
Paul Wyatt
Main Street
Robert Davis
Karl Myers
Charles P. Thompson
Ben R. Sty
Minersville Creek
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