Fourth of Forest Area is Behind Tron Curtain
The article covers Joseph Collier's early life, schooling, and shift from farm work to blacksmithing in Vernal Utah, his marriage, and later career. It then shifts to a Forest Service report on world forestry, timber resources behind the Iron Curtain, and U S activities in forest management, finances, and cooperative programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Collier
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Joseph
Vernal Central School
J. William Robinson
John Robbins
Dani
Salt Lake
Te Valley
Cee
Parley's
Lake City
Tset
Lexan
Davis Ward School
Peghan
Colliers
Black
Tron
Free World
Forest Service
Richard E. McArdle
Secretary of Agriculture
C. J. Olsen
America
World Forestry
McArdle
Bastc
United States
Vernal
Myrtle
Naples
Rice
Utah
Jos
Jeb
Collier
LDA
Stake High Council
Davis Ward
Timber profits and state receipts dominate 1952 fiscal report
The text notes large sums in 1952 including control and tree planting costs of 10 million plus, research 5.4 million, mood control 1.41 million, with 17.36 million paid to states for schools and roads. Timber emerged as the major income source, contributing 63.7 million to the treasury, with receipts tied to forests in several counties.
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Uintah Freight Lines
Duchesns
Roosevelt
Nether City
Sad Verma
South 2Nd West
Salt Lake City
Leak
Joe Marsh
Chip
Chip Hanson
Nce
Rf Bates
Ue Teselulad
CM Ee aCe
Cocalcola Company
Coca Cola Bottling Company
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Cocacola Company
Buick Speciaa
Dynaflow Drive
BUICK
Tatevision
Vernal Motor Sales
Sc. Vernal Ave
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