Utah Advances Education On Alcoholism Praise From Ladies Home Journal
Misa Margaret Hickey editors the Public Affairs Department praises Utah for pioneering education on alcoholism in the April issue. Utah replaces old temperance speakers in high schools with a program teens can understand. The State Board of Alcoholism advocates scientific study and public facts, aided by the Utah Committee on Alcoholism, Alcoholics Anonymous, the Department of Public Instruction, and local teachers.
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Misa Margaret Hickey
Ladies Home Journal
Utah
Utah State Board of Alcoholism
Jeading
Utah Committee On Alcoholism, Alcoholics , Anonymous
Utah Deparment of Public Instruction
Manual Training Misfire Prompts Humorous Exchange
A guest watches a boy amuse himself by driving nails into furniture. The host jokes about the costly hobby, saying he can afford it because they buy walls wholesale. The anecdote captures a rustic, lighthearted moment of problem solving and thrift.
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Joe
Utah Copper keeps ore moving through heavy winter at Magna mine
Workers at Utah Copper's Magna Canyon open pit endure 100 inch snows to supply 45 million pounds of copper. Crews operate 7 days a week with plows shovels torches and equipment to prevent stoppages, earning praise as Old Faithful of industry.
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Utah Copper
Magham Canyon
United States
Utah
Yellowstone
Magna
Arthur Car
Cora
Combat Infantryman Badge Awarded to Utah Soldier in Korea
Pfc. Robert M Ankerpont of Randillett Utah received the Combat Infantryman Badge with the 40th Infantry Division in Korea. The unit from Southern California trained 16 months in Japan before entering Korea in January. Also noted are letters from Korea mentioning friends and a Kodiak Alaska naval station patrol squadron.
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40Th Infantry
Korea
Robert M. Ankerpont
Randilett
Utah
40Th
California
National Guard
Japan
Ankerpont
160Th Infantry Regiment
Naval Air Station
Kodiak
Alaska
Sayer Clark
USN
David H. Clark
Gusher
Arakan
Naval Station
Budget Proposal Seeks 1953 State Department Funding
The 1953 budget requests 335 million dollars for the State Department, a jump from 16.5 million in the 1940s, reflecting a 1934 percent increase.
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State Department
Fossil Shipping Care Highlights Protection Steps
Archeologists warn that fossils require careful handling during transport. The process involves coating the specimen with protective lac and wrapping with thin, absorbent rice paper to prevent damage before final sealing.
Beethoven and Autry Influence Echoes in Music History
Reading notes recall how Gene Autry and Burl Ives popularized guitar in modern times while France 300 years ago favored it for serenades. The article also mentions shellac for cold weather coatings drying quickly with minimal fumes.
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Neethoven
Autry
Rowboy
Jew Gene Autry
Burl Ives
France
Meethoven
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M. C. Hacking
Keith Hatch
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Lowell
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