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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

8

Davis M IA Presents Three Act Play Last Tuesday Night

The MIA presented a three act play titled But all Tomorrow with cast members Lenore Baugh Loraine Holmes Lanore Johnson and Lou Harrison. Lynn Eaton now stationed with the Navy in California visited with his wife and baby daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Slaugh returned from Denver reporting Dean’s morale high. Mrs Alfred Simper visited Batlard with their son. Carl Richens of Stake High Council attended Sunday School and Sacrament. Ward MIA Bishop and Mrs Wallace Slaugh joined Mr and Mrs Byron Fisher on a trip to Southern Utah.

MIA Blay Slaugh Taare la Farl” Baugh Lenore Baugh Loraine Holmes Lanore Johnson Lou Harrison Lynn Eaton Navy California Mrs. Eaton Charles Slaugh Denver Dean Carl Richens Stake High Council Wallace E. Slaugh Byron Fisher Utah John Bluemill Stanger Wyo Bluemills Trace. Wilson Ralph Taylor Diane Wayne Pickup Read Roosevelt Jean Rogers Mra Alice Wall Viola Jensen Jesse Hullinger The Stake Sunday School Board Mas Chandler

Ivy League Phone Books Hit The Shelves

The new reference volumes promise instant access to names and numbers for students and alumni. Librarians note steady demand as directories expand to include ever more departments and campuses.

Nehru warns atom war would kill billions in world crisis

The Indian prime minister cites a hypothetical war with the atom bomb that could wipe out a billion people, arguing wars serve goals and that such slaughter would erase any objective. He voices concern over Kremlin plans and global tyranny, urging resistance to prevent massacres and moral collapse.

Lytle Hull Nehru India Mr. Nehru Kremlin China

Elva Chandler and Roy McKee Wed in March Vow

Elva Chandler and Roy McKee married on March 30 with families William Chandler and others listed as relatives. Local notices mention Salt Lake City travel by LaRue Pickup, cemetery fencing by the Lions Club, and visits from Walter Harris and Lila Bingham.

Elva May Chandler Roy McKee Misa Chandler William Chandler LaRue Pickup Salt Lake City Lions Club x Ward Cemetery Walter Harris Heber Arizona Lila Bingham Ballard Etta McMullin Harris Bingham McMul

Nehru on Russia leaders not yet grasping fixed purpose

A quoted line asserts that Nehru believes a vast number of humans must suffer to avoid a long dark age of servitude. The remark frames the Russian leaders as unable to comprehend a fixed ultimate aim amid global misery. It reflects ideological tension in Cold War era discourse.

Nehru

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