Abundant Moisture Boosts Salt Lake Valley Water Outlook
A flight to Salt Lake City reveals heavy snow across Hightale Unitaly Basin with eight foot depths on some watersheds. Farmers expect ample runoff to fill irrigation ditches by late summer, diverting excess water to Steinaker Reservoir. Repairs to the feeder plant slated for May 1, agriculture remains the county’s backbone as wetter conditions blossom.
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Salt Lake City
Unitaly Basin
Cumanuuition
Steinaker Reservoir
Dropout Epidemic Spurs Local School Experiments
A national dropout problem prompts Chicago to experiment with an age fourteen program offering job oriented subjects and part time work to boost graduation. A Ripon College survey links high costs of schooling to many dropouts, while the Moore Company notes student spending on attire and prep school fees. Principals cite costs and lack of academic drive among factors. Parents and citizens urged to study local dropout causes and support local remedies.
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Iavo
Chicago
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Schiool Supply
Moore Company
Yanish
Ub.p
Desert ManEUver Soldier Bowen Participates in Fort Irwin Exercise
Army National Guard Pfc Bruce J Bowen 22 wife Joretta Vernal took part in Exercise Cris le Cone a joint Army Air Force desert training at Fort Irwin California More than 7000 troops from Fifth and Sixth Army participated the exercise to train desert warfare tactics Bowen a communications specialist in Lead Quarters Company 131st Armor Alabama National Guard unit stationed at Fort Irwin He is son of Mrs Norma Bowen Roosevelt and attended Uintah High School.
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Army National Guard
Bruce J. Bowen
Joretta
Vernal
Fort Irwin
Calif
Army
Sixth Army
Pfc
Bowen
Leadquarters
131St Armor
Alabama Army National Guard
Norma Bowen
Roosevelt
Uintah High School
Labor unions loom large in 1960s wage talks in Babson Park
Babson Park Massachusetts report outlines widespread labor union concerns over productivity, inflation, and government policy as AFL-CIO seeks wage and fringe gains. It notes potential strikes if employers resist, presses for early steel settlement, and cites a new exclusive bargaining unit for meat inspectors under AFL-CIO rules with no wage talks.
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Afl-Cio
Labor
Goldberg
White House
Goldbern
Department of Agriculture
American Foderation of
Kennedy
Real Estate Transfers in Vernal Utah Notices
Lynne N and Joyn O King of Vernal transfer land in Uintah County to Richard A and Margery Murray for 1100 dollars. Belle Pitt of Vernal transfers land to Joseph H and Mable Murray for 800 dollars. Elmer and Lucy Lind of Vernal transfer land to Henry A and Mildred L Mansfield for 17530 dollars. All deeds dated March 1962 with section town and range references in Uintah County.
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Vernal
Utah
Rio County
United County
Mineral
Lynne N
Joyn O
Richard A
Margery Murray
Uintah County
Belle Pitt
Joseph H
Mable Murray
Bee
Jan E
Elmer
Lucy Lind
Henry A
Mildred L. Mansfield
Ulntah R
Ruling's impact on federal power debated in labor talk
Discussion notes that millions of U S workers in clerical and industrial roles could feel the ruling's consequences. Uncertainty remains whether the outcome points to a federal dictatorship or plain socialism, and forecasts are not yet available.
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Babson Park
Mass
U.S
Bible study topic drives Baptist Missionary Society meeting
The Baptist Missionary Society held a mission study on The Bible and Hace at Mrs. Harry Schertzer’s home. Twenty members and three visitors attended, with Esther Pinkham and Pearl Harrison directing reviews. The group scheduled a follow up for March 29 at the church with luncheon and business meeting.
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Baptist
Locute
Harry Schertzer
Esther
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Chevrolet
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Cnappy
Baptist Missionary Society
Total Electric Home
Utah Power & Light CO
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