Vernal Seeks Traffic Safety at Busy Main Street Intersection
Vernal's First and Main is described as the city's busiest intersection handling traffic from Uintah high, Maeser, and Lapoint roads. After Uintah stake center and stake tabernacle construction, north and south approaches grow sharper, with parked cars near the market hindering visibility. Drivers from the west speed through until near the center, and several accidents have occurred, prompting calls for a semaphore or blinker to regulate flow.
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Vernal
Uintah High
Maeser and Lapoint
Uintah Stake Center
Thin Source
Stake Tabernacle
Right Direction and Labor Unions Under Antitrust Scrutiny
Senator Robertson of Virginia introduces a bill to bring labor unions under antitrust laws to protect public welfare and national security. Critics say the Robertson Bill 8 2912 may not fully curb monopolies, but supporters praise it as a needed step amid coal industry chaos and union power.
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Robertson
Virginia
Miners’ Union
Lawa
Mortgage and pasture plan cited in unclear note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a mortgage, pasture improvements, a promise or note about a milk check, and a deed. Details are unclear but imply a financial arrangement tied to land and livestock proceeds.
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Lara
McCarthy attacks stifling diplomacy amid wartime fears
The piece reports on Senator McCarthy’s charges against Secretary of State Acheson and the State Department over antiwar and antiwar tactics. It notes editorial reactions, calls for presidential support, and discusses Truman messages proposing 21 reorganizational plans to enact Hoover commission recommendations, including transferring maritime duties and creating administrative secretaries.
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State’ ‘Department
Acheson
Sre Tlal
State Department
McCarthy
Washington Post
Soviet Union
United States
Congress
Truman
Hoover Commission
John L. McClelland
Ark
Maritime Commission
National Labor, Relations Board
Senate cuts rent control funds in deficit bill
The Senate appropriations committee proposed about $1 million of a $3.6 million rent control appropriation be available only to pay terminal leave for thousands of employees now handling the program. The plan would effectively liquidate the program, though the department could reapply for funds if the deficit arises again.
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Girtckem
Senate
Ziat
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Federal Communications Commission
National Labor Relations’ Boards
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Thitedey
Tod
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Miller
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Lloyd’s Motor
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