Soil Bank Success Hangs in Balance
The 1957 Soil Bank closed with about 27 million acres on deposit shaping whether the program alleviates surpluses. If production falls enough and prices rise, the plan is a success. else Congress may seek a new farm program. Final signups show large drought areas in Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico and North Dakota and South Dakota contributing major deposits.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture
Benson
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
WopSock completes naval cruise aboard USS Coral Sea
Carl D. Wop sock airman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs John Wopzock White Rocks Utah arrived at Bremerton Washington April 15 aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea The carrier completed a six week voyage from Norfolk via South America to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard for major alterations including steam catapults hurricane bow and angled flight deck Ports visited included Santos Brazil Valparaiso Chile Balboa Panama and Tecoma Washington where the ship paused two days for the Daffodil Festival Alterations planned to take two years crew reassigned to new duty stations
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Carl DP. Wopsock
USN
John Wopzock
White Rocks
Utah
Bremerton, Wash
Coral Sea
Norfolk, Va. T
South America
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Santos
Brazil
Valparaiso
Chile
Balboa
Panama
Tecoma
Wash
Homemakers Hold Monthly Meeting in Jensen
The Jensen Homemakers Club met in April at Mose Robinson's home with eleven members and two guests present. Naomi Dudley presided as president. Erva Bowden reviewed the book Four Children for the Dr. Plans for the season's last meeting on May 6 at Joseph Haslem's home include a 7 p.m. dinner and officer elections followed by Trene Wankier presenting slides of Mexico. A plate luncheon was served by Mrs. Robinson with co-hostesses Sadie MatKnight and Theata Hatch.
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Joseph Haslem
Trene Wankier
Mexico
Robinson
Sadie MatKnight
Theata Hatch
Farm payments set to reach farmers across acres
The $18 million payment will average $213 per acre for 0,000 acres while Rice growers, 4,600 farmers with 105,000 acres, receive $12 million averaging $63 per acre. Farmers reportedly placed low-yielding land in the Bank and have spent anticipatory funds on fertilizer to boost remaining yields.
Artesia Installs New P T A Officers
June Leo reports new P TA officers installed including President Mrs E Crook Vice President Pat Anderson Secretary Francis McMillen and Treasurer Margie Miller Also notes visitors Dixie Karren and family, burn injury to Laver Karren, hospital cases for Janice Lee, cast removal for Chuck White, Denver trip for Jim Jones, and visits among local families and relatives.
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Leo
P-Ta
E. Crook
Pat Anderson
Francis McMillen
Margie Miller
Mae Wilson
Bernice Brandon
Craig
Dixie Karren
Laver Karren
Rangely Hospital
Janice Lee
Bill Lee
Chuck White
Denver
Jim Jones
Patrolman McBreen
Thomas Hlevins
Browns Park
Roy Blevins
Blua Mt
Earl Gadds
Thomas
Roy
Mr. Gadd
Chas Phillips l
Roy Phillips
Dora Evanoff
Stan Harrison F
Vernal
Clarence Roblger
Dora Evanolt
Kenneth Bleving
U.S. Navy
Alice
Bourdette
Grant Alnges
Bruce Preece Reports for Service
Bruce Preece, son of Mr and Mrs Karl Preece of Vernal, left Sat to return to Salt Lake City after three weeks at home. He reported Sun to Fort Ord, California with the National Guard. Accompanied to Vernal by Nancy Brighton of New York, a BYU student, he had attended LDS general conference.
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Bruce Preece
Karl Preece
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Bruce
Fort Ord
Cali
National Guard
Nancy Brighton
New York
Brigham Young University
BYU
California
Miss Brighton
Earl Preeces
Community Gossip From Jensen Crawford Area News
Sunday visitors included Shirley Ainges and Marvin and Fran Petersons of Jensen Crawford Gore visiting in Craig. Mrs Ear Gadd joined Mr Don Dunn to Craig Thursday for their 5 year old Douglas to have tonsils removed Friday. Mr and Mrs Daniel Jarrison and sons visited Beatrice Harris in Ashley Saturday.
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Shirley Ainges
Marvin
Fran Petersons
Jensen
Mrs. Ear] Gadd
Don Dunn
Craig
Douglas
Daniel Jarrison
Land Boys
Ashley
Beatrice Harri
County Sheepmen Increase Price by Wool Clip Grading
Uintah County sheepmen can increase receipts for their wool by proper preparation for sale. Agricultural extension agent Russell Ro Weetch says wool growers should remove tags and coarse breech wool and grade fleece into quality and staple length value classes.
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Uintah County
Wm Farnsworth
Verna Diatrict
Russell Ro Weetch
USAC
Saya
Etekart
Ifeale
The World's Strangest Sea May HOLI DAY MAGAZINE
May HOLI DAY MAGAZINE features Great Balt Lake and its odd history as the world’s strangest sea. The issue highlights legends, curious geography, and lore surrounding the lake, inviting readers to explore its mysteries through articles and visuals.
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Great Balt Lake
So Dear to My Heart Show At Church Sparks Local Outing
The LDS Church sponsored a Saturday night show titled So Dear to My Heart at the church. Mr and Mrs Claude Meela and daughter Claudette traveled to Cheyenne Wyoming to visit Edmond Meeks who has had a heart attack.
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LDS Church
Claude Meela
Claudette
Cheyenne
Wyo
Edmond Meeks
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AEN
Gi Ber Kove
Ortetemls
Epler
Sebireineyer
Carl D. Wopsock
Carrier
Homemakers
CAL & Jack Ashton Service
Your Union Oil Products
Graoling
Ghion Oon
Aed
Lsted
Olfan Raed
Yany
Western
Canada
Crawford Gore
Bwediah
Eiffel Tower
Parla
Beb Mope
Beryice
Bill Blaugh
William H.slaugh
State Farm Mutual
Russell Stover
Phis Ayacy
Ya RD Eis
Vernal Drug CO
Vermal
East Main
Plymouth
Motor ‘Compal
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