Mooseheart: A City Built For Moose Children and Education
Mooseheart, a child city 37 miles west of Chicago, is run by the Loyal Order of Moose. Founded in 1913, it houses about 5,000 youths from 31 of 43 states, offering education, vocational training, housing in small dwellings, meals, and activities. It has its own post office, school, dairy, farm, church, and facilities like a theater, stadium, and clubs, all designed to mimic a home environment for wards of deceased Moose members.
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St Monte
Swede Thunell Defends Co op Role in Sweden
Swedish cooperative lecturer Hans Thunell spoke at the Fieldhouse on Tuesday evening defending cooperatives. He noted decreased consumption and production, claimed independence has risen, and cited that after 60 years co-ops helped break 30 monopolies while private business still controls most production. He warned against private initiative loss and spoke of Sweden's petrol prices and oil imports.
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Sweden
Hans Thunell
Thunell
Co One
Utah lawmakers rally behind dams and water plans
Utah and Colorado legislators voiced strong support for dam projects citing 350000 acre feet of water saved by alternatives. Sen Arthur Watkins and others urged completion of Echo Park and related schemes to attract industry, with water supply figures touted for irrigation, municipal use, and a synthetic fuel plant.
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Utah
Colorado
Mttech Itt
Geneva
Echo Park
Watkins
Tahns
Chapman
Harold A. Linke
E. Weston Hamilton
Salt Lake Charmber of
Commerce
Clinton DB. Vernon
Thomas W. Jensen
Associated Civic Clubs of
Southern
Ray P. Greenwood
Salt Lake County
B. Frank Wat
Americanism 26 Promotes Civic Defense and Pamphlets
The article notes dangers to American civilization and invites readers to obtain free government pamphlets on Communism and Socialism from Mrs. Henderson or committee members. It mentions forming a committee, joining the organization, and quoting a Community slogan about organizing at the base of the American pyramid to preserve freedom.
Vernal Officials Named in Regional Development Groups
Vernal Chamber of Commerce secretary John D. Lindsay and Salt Lake traffic manager Challenger Monarch Airlines join mayor P. L. Jones and others from Vernal Nephi Colorado River Development Assn Asher Manwaring Utah county commissioner Dale Despain Provo Utah County Planning Board G E Untermann and Dr J E Broaddus are listed as Vernal and Salt Lake leaders in regional civic roles.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
John D. Lindsay
Salt Lake
Challenger-Monarch Airlines
P. L. Jones
Nephi
B. H. Stringham
Vernal
Colorado River Development Assn
Asher Manwaring
Uintah
Dale Despain
Provo
Utah County Planning Board
G. E. Untermann
Field House Museum
J. E Broaddus
Salt Lake City
Uintah county GOP picks Nash leader in 1950 plan
Ray E Nash tapped to head Uintah county Republicans for 1950 as he succeeds Eugene Sundquist. The convention on March 25 at the county courthouse also elected Doris Waite vice chair, Garth Atwood secretary, Ray C Samuels treasurer, and Ruth Astle state committee woman. Delegates named to the April 15 Salt Lake City state convention include J Nash, Mrs Samuels, Mrs Walter, Mr Sundquist, Mrs Astle, Atwood, Stringham, Feltch, Vcor Ples, H W Colton, Whitney D Hammond, C H Taylor, Tyrrell R Seager, and Jack Turner.
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Court House
Doris Waite
Garth Atwood
Ray C. Samuels
Ruth Astle
Salt Lake City
J. Nash
Samuels
Walter
Surndquist
Astle
Atwood
B. Hi. Stringham
Francis Feltch
Alp
Vcorples
H. W. Colton
Whitney D. Hammond
C.H. Taylor
Tyrrell R. Seager
Jack Turner
Arizona Cactus Nature Reveals Self Healing Cactus
Arizona Cactus Nature presents Arizona cactus software capable of healing its own wounds. A cork like tissue forms over the injury to prevent moisture loss.
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Arizona
Brickwork Started Continues on Union High School
The building, sized for about 600 pupils, costs 813080 with 250000 from the U.S. government and equal county shares. Alterra High in Uintah and Roosevelt High in Duchesne will feed the campus, with Altaria and Roosevelt used as elementary and junior high respectively. Indians will attend with white privileges under federal law.
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U.S
Indian Department
Alterra High
Uintah County
Roosevelt, High
Duchesne County
Union High
Allerta
Roosevelt
Indian contributions to global crops noted in history
A historical note credits the Indians of the Americas with introducing crops such as the white and sweet potato tomato corn vanilla tobacco and many others that have found wide use worldwide.
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