New Milword High School Chooses Experienced Principal
The Milford high school welcomes Principal Tracy, a seasoned educator with a 1946 teaching certificate from Southern Idaho College of Education. He served as principal at Deep Creek School in Twin Falls County and Pinegree School in Bingham County before relocating to Milford in 1952. He earned a Master’s from USAC in 1952 and aims to guide students toward strong grades and civic-minded learning.
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Milword Wigh
Tracy
Southern Idaho College of Education
Deep Creek School
Twin Falls County
Idaho
USAC
School of Commerce
Pingree School
Bingham County
Milford
Milford High praised by guest speaker amid school improvement hopes
Mr Tracy lauds Milford High building gains and gymnasium quality while urging student cooperation with the new principal to boost facilities and governance. He notes cooperative students and helpful teachers, with some machinery and desks needing repair as priorities for progress.
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Tracy
Milford High
Juniors Plan Ahead on Prom Financing at Games
The Juniors plan to raise funds for the Junior Prom by selling popcorn ice cream candy and other refreshments at football games. They earned 10 dollars at last Monday’s game.
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Tigers
Nealmen
Gary Anderson
Milford
Journalists to Attend Workshop in Logan September
The Journalism class is sending Ellen Talancon and Dawna Galloway to the Journalism Workshop at USAC in Logan on September 19 and 20.
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Ellen Talancon
Dawna Galloway
USAC
Logan
Seniors Get Rings
Senior Class rings were distributed to members on Wednesday Sept 10. The rings are beautifully designed and all members are satisfied with them.
Ten thousand in awards offered for Freedom Speak Up programs
Freedoms Foundation announced its fourth annual awards program with substantial cash grants and honors for public, private, and parochial schools and 15 categories for the general public. The plan invites entries completed after November 1, 1951, with a deadline of Armistice Day, November 11, 1952, and offers trips to Valley Forge for 200 teachers and students from 100 schools.
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Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Valuable Freedom Library
Foundation
George Washington
Democrats to Creet Leaders Friday in Beaver
W Averill Harriman mutual security administrator and presidential hopeful will visit Beaver Friday afternoon during a two day tour of Southern Utah. The Beaver Democratic leader Martell Easton will run Beaver arrangements. The party plans a national figure speaking in many Utah communities with President Truman and Governor Stevenson touring nearby soon.
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Averill Harriman
Beaver
Utah
Martell Easton
Eva Stonehocker
Milton L. Weisenmann
Cedar City
Walter K. Granger
US Senate
Earl J. Glade
Reva Beck Bosone
Ernest R. McKay
Utah Drivers Get By With Murder
Jack Goodman investigates Utah Drivers License Bureau records showing motorists involved in fatal crashes, high speed offenses, and drunk driving. Noting repeated incidents from February to January, officials cite lax accountability and missing manslaughter charges, with comments from License Bureau Director Howard P. Leathan.
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Jack Goodman
Utah
Drivers’ License Bureau
Movng
Mr. X
Lehi
Sevier County
Ho Neense
Howard P. Leathan
Ueto
Utib Traffic Safety Spotlight Begins Series
Editor's Note opens a series highlighting Utib's ongoing traffic danger and outlines potential solutions to reduce crashes and improve road safety for residents and visitors.
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Utib
Driver Convictions Report Highlight Crashes and Penalties
The article notes failed reports of convictions and details a fatal crash involving a 74 year old driver from Salt Lake City with an expired license. It mentions penalties, penalties of 25 dollars, and ongoing legal actions as March through May show varied fatal crash counts. Continue reading for further page four continuation.
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Salt Lake
Wyatt
Nereste
Fourth Elmer Daughter Born at Beaver County Hospital
Hospital notes record the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Elmer Gagle Elmer on Sept 17 at 4 52 pm at Beaver County Hospital. The baby is the couple's fourth child and second daughter this week. Other notes include Frank Pryor admitted for observation Edith Gordon minor surgery Helen Bolo treated for arm injury from a hose incident Ed Galloway released after burns on his feet Elaine Posey daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Posey undergoing tonsillectomy Wednesday.
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Gagl Elmer
Beaver County
Elmers
Helen Banks
Ray Walker
George Bush
Frank Pryor
Minersville
Edith Gordon
Helen Bolo
Los Angeles
Ed Galloway
Elaine Posey
Charles Posey
Milford hosts Beaver County P T A convention
The Beaver County Parent Teacher Association met at Milford High School with a large turnout from across the county. State and regional officers including Mrs. Jess Guymon and others attended while Mrs. Howard Lund presided. Colors were presented by Boy Scouts Ned Kohler, Steven Carter and Dick Bolton as participants opened with the pledge.
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Beaver County
Milford High School
Throuut
Ned Kohler
Steven Carter
Dick Bolton
Vena Wilson
Vee Wadsworth
Jerry Mayer
Dean Stoker
Minersville 4-H Youths Triumph at Cedar City Stock Show
Minersville 4-H youths win awards at the Cedar City stock show. Jimmy Williams earned the Tribune Telegram Call from Dr. John Beal’s Cedar City herd, with a year long feed and exhibit plan. Dale Eyre won a trophy for best purebred Hereford heifer. John R. Yardley placed third overall with a fat steer. Numerous Yardley and Eyre family members also earned high placements in fat steer and lamb divisions.
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Minersville
Cedar City
Jimmy Williams
Tribune Telegram
John Beal
Cedar Ciy
Jimmy 45
Dale Eyre
E. S. Gardner
Pine Valley
John R. Yardley
Beaver
Cliff Yardley
Culbert Yardley
Raul Pearson
Gordon Eyre
Gilbert Yardley
Calvin Yardley
Jimmy
Sage hen bagging and family travels in Adamsville area
Mr and Mrs Ross Lang report a weekend limit of sage hens near Adamsville. Mr and Mrs Chris Nolan, formerly of Milford, plan to live in Salt Lake City. Nolan family visitors include Mrs Ezta Walker and others. Ed Schoo and son Henry depart for Butte Montana for Henry to enroll at the Montana School of Mines. Week end guests at Glenn McKnight’s include Mr and Mrs George Vaughy of Crockett California.
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Ross Lang
Adamsville
Chris Nolan
Milford
Salt Lake City
Nolan
Ed Schoo
Henry
Butte
Montana
Montana School of Mines
Glenn McKnight
Statewide drive planned to fund Utah Pony Express statue
Utah launches a statewide campaign inviting every home to donate at least one dollar toward a Pony Express Memorial in Washington DC. The effort, led by Fred EB Curtis and AL vin G. Pack, includes Scouts delivering envelopes and women collecting them, with a target book prize for contributors. Local families and visitors from Kansas and California participate in accompanying events and family visits.
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Utah
Pony Express
Washington, D. C
Fred EB
Curtis
Alvin G. Pack
Washington, D.C
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