Cancer Control Fund Drive Opens in Utah County
A Utah County Cancer Control Fund Drive kicked off under Mrs. Virtus McConkie with a goal of 575 to aid cancer fight. The drive supports free detection clinics, research, and dressings, with volunteers across wards and cities including Vernal and Salt Lake City, urging donations by April 15.
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Ulntah County
Utah
Virtus McConkig
American Cancer Society
L. Shimmin
Raymond Siddoway
N. J.meagher Jr
Charles Taylor
Grant Parry
Ed Hatch
F.G. Eskelson
Ray E. Spendlove
O. Daniel Hall
Austn White
Bud Thomas
Audrey Johnson
Martin Campbell
Bus Eldredge
Ezra Eaton
Steve Stringham
J. W. Stevens
Floyd Allen
Fred Feltch
H. B. Fields
Dell Jacobson
Sidney Morrison
Orvel Wullingger
Nelson Weeks
Alvin Kay
Salt Lake City
Emil de Neuf
Meters in Vernal Report $6806 Revenue for 1948
Vernal parking meters generated $6806.85 in 1948 while operated under regulation not profit. LeRoy Taylor, city manager, noted $3400.75 went to meter payments. Fines totaled $2898.75 with $1788 from intoxication and traffic violations added $586.20. Police costs included salaries $6423.35 and auto expenses $1345.84 with other charges.
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Vernal
LeRoy Taylor
Justice of Peace
Army Recruit Frank W. Allen Completes Basic Training
Recruit Frank W. Allen, son of Mrs. Sarah E. Allen of Vernal, finished eight weeks of basic training at Fort Lewis Washington. He entered the Army on December 29. The 23rd Infantry Regiment, of which his father Ret Allen is a member, is among the oldest U S Army units.
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Frank W. Allen
Sarah E. Allen
Vernal
Ft. Lewis
Wash
23Rd Infantry Regiment
Ret
Allen
United States Army
Disease Reports in Uintah County March Sixteen Eighteen
During the two weeks ending March 18 the state health department reported one case each of undulant fever and measles in Uintah County.
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Uintah County
State Department of Health
Carbon County Readies Museum Entry
Carbon county prepares a field house display of natural science with a six foot mural by Carl E. Olsen, a Carbon College instructor. The mural, depicting Carbon county from coal age to present, will be installed by the county and showcased with coal by products. Olsen plans to submit it as his MFA thesis at the University of Utah. Utah counties were invited to enter local tourist attractions displays.
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G. FE. Untermann
Carbon County
Field House of Natural Science
Carl E. Olsen
Carbon
Utah
Olsen
University of Utah
Carbon College
Wyoming Senator Notes Men Wool Preference
A Wyoming senator cites a Bureau of Agricultural Economics survey showing men favor wool for summer wear and fabrics. He links public understanding to wool's traditional value and notes livestock losses from recent western winter storms as context for supporting wool in clothing.
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Wyoming
Bureau of Agriculural Economies
United States
Sen
Washington
Congressional Record
O'Mahoney
West
Ator Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Bureau’ of Agricultural
Acer Qurecy
Ben O'Mahoney
Cnet Fovemmant
Danger of Grazing in Woodlands Warned
A rural note warns that fifty four percent of farm woodlands are grazed risking the young trees needed for future timber. The message stresses careful pasture use to protect woodland regeneration and long term farm sustainability.
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Cancer Control
Robert Merriman
Whiterocks
Levi Kitchen
Tridel
Arvid Merkley
Dry Fork
Sid Merkley
Maeser
Howard A. Caldwell
Jensen
Emma Vanes
Fort Duchesne
Asnel O. Walker
Naples
William Hayens
Phil Ups
Bonanza
Hyrum Slaugh
Davis
Eugene Woodruff
Glines
Phereon
Los Angeles
New Oleans
Columbaos
Ohio
Ohio State University
Vernal City
Taylor
Army Recruit Eee
Uintad State Bank& Strong Bank
Vernal, Utah
Firestone
H.P
Los
Jena
Burpee
Zinnia Seeds
Searle’s Saving Center
Woodey B
Searle
Mgr
Veruzl, Utah
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