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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
9
The Vernal Express criticizes liquor sales to Indians, linking it to increased arrests and deaths on the Uintah reservation. It urges state action to curb the practice, citing overcrowding in Vernal's jail and past repeal of a ban on Indian liquor sales.
A Buffalo Evening News letter argues juvenile delinquency stems from adult behavior. The writer, signing as Just a boy, asserts eradicating adult delinquency would end juvenile acts, and warns parents who engage in drinking or irreligion set poor examples for children.
The Tampa Tribune notes Ezra Taft Benson may not be a liability despite opposition from Farm Belt groups. Support from Farm Bureau Federation and independent farmers, plus vocal city dwellers, could yield a sizeable electorate majority. Substantial wheat subsidy figures are cited to show broader farm support for Benson.
The report notes Williams earns an estimated $125000 yearly, the highest in bestball history, but after federal and state taxes he nets about $35000. Portland Oregonian editor L I Gregory explains he pays more to the government than to himself through his bat work.
The all faiths group and the Taymen's National Committee Inc sponsor Our Sunday Schools National Burday School Week. The event runs from April 14 to April 20.
BYU will hold its second annual high school press workshop from June 10 to 14 in Provo. Utah students will apply for admission to a week of classes led by faculty and visiting editors. They will edit a daily mimeographed paper and a yearbook layout while learning to prepare school news for local papers.
The committee calls every reader to promote the theme Our Sunday Schools First Line of Defenge and to use Sunday Schools to coordinate home and early religious training. It urges weekly focus on youth reading and right conduct within these religious settings.
Republicans in Congress debate the cost and effectiveness of farm price supports and production controls. Rep Dass asserts the programs fail farmers and burden consumers while critics warn of a consumer revolt and political weakness of the Farm Bloc as showdown votes loom.
The piece argues against Puritan views of advertising as waste, praising its persuasive force. It credits advertising with educating the public and raising living standards, expanding industry, sales volume, and providing workers with higher wages and purchasing power.
A working girl leaves her employment to wed, choosing marriage over continued labor. Details of her employer or location are not provided in the fragment.
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