Tuberculosis Still No. 1 Killer Among Communicable Diseases
An Utah State Medical Association article notes that tuberculosis remains the top killer among communicable diseases in the United States despite modern drugs. It traces history from Koch and Trudeau to streptomycin, PAS, and INH, stresses the need for early diagnosis, vaccination, proper hospitalization of carriers, and broad use of skin tests, chest X rays, and mobile X ray units to curb spread. Emphasizes caution and cooperation, with calls to report suspicions and support tuberculosis associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert Koch
Edward Trudeau
Satansa Lake
New York
Ange
Supt J C Haws Named State Society Vice President
Supt J C Haws of Uintah School District was elected vice president of the State Society of School Superintendents. The group includes Utahs forty school superintendents and the plan is for him to rise to the presidency from his current role.
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J. C. Hawai
Uintah
State Society of School Superrintendents
Utah
Laws
Farmers Warned About Excess Wheat Penalties
Farmers with excess wheat acreage were warned this week that failure to dispose of excess wheat per program provisions will hurt their pocketbooks and farm history. Ray Lee, ACS county chairman, said noncompliance makes growers ineligible for price support and payments and raises marketing quota penalties, now 65 percent of parity as of May 4, 1962, with possible reductions in future allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lee
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
County Committee
Ashley Hat Fashions Presented for Chapel Fund
Mrs Alma Preece reports a hat show by Mrs Edwin W Castle at the ward chapel to raise funds for the chapel construction. Assisting were Mrs Maughan Colton and Miss Vickie Peterson. Primary under Mary Coole and others directed plans. Also notes various family visits, travels, and hospital updates across Neola and Salt Lake regions.
Excess wheat penalties tied to farm allotment rules
The article explains that penalties on wheat are double the farm normal yield for all acres over the allotment. If 1962 actual yield falls short of the claimed amount, a reduction based on actual production is possible with a prior deadline request. Excess wheat arises from noncompliance with the farm wheat allotment or the marketing quota exemption, with the exemption equal to the smaller of 13.5 acres or the farm’s highest wheat acreage in 1958, 1960, or 1961.
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Lee
Lamb Price Fixing Hearing Seen In Utah Case
The USDA two day hearing in Richfield Utah touched on lamb buying price fixing in the Montrose Craig and Utah areas. Parties named include American Stores Rath Swift Wilson Healy and related firms while cease and desist deals narrow the focus to actions by American Stores Swift and Wilson with stopping payola claims during the Craig and Montrose inquiries.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Richfield
Utah
USDA
Benjamin Holstein
Lowell E. Miller
Robert R. Kimmek
Utah City
Craig
Montrose
Orginal
Lamb Buyery
Montrose Ares
American
Heath
Holley
Swift, Rath and Wilson
Usda Forex Miller
Swift and Wilson
Weath
28Th St
Ogden
Americar
Rath
Swift
Wilson
Family News From Clearfield and Salt Lake City
Dee Kidd in Salt Lake City for medical care spent the weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Thomas E Kidd Mr and Mrs Robert Freestone and grandmother Almada Freestone went to Salt Lake Thursday and Mrs Mary Conk went Monday morning to do temple work Denton and family visited in Ogden over the weekend with sister Mrs Ivan Peterson Mr and Mrs heed Taylor and mother Mrs Josephine Taylor went to Roosevelt to see uncle Gene Taylor who was injured in a tractor accident He was taken to hospital Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Thomas
Clearfield
Clareence Burnett
Dee Kidd
Salt Lake City
Medien
Thomas E. Kidd
Robert Freestone
Almada Freestone
Salt Lake
Albert Freestone
Mary Conk
Raymond
Emer
Ogden
Ivan Peterson
Heed Taylor
Josephine Taylor
Roosevelt
Gene Taylor
Tridel Captain Hawkins Completes Officer School
Captain George FE Hawkins, of Tridel, completes the United States Air Force Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB Alabama on April 13. He earns a BS from Brigham Young University, and is reassigned to Altus AFB Oklahoma with wife Lela Fay Cook and five children. The SO School is part of the Air University's professional officer education system preparing officers for command and staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Hawkins
Tridel
Altus Afb
Oklo
United States Air Force
Maxivell Air Force Base
Ala
Brigham Young University
Lela Fay Cook
Tridell
The
Air University
Hawkins
Montrose USDA Sums Up Lamb Bidding Event
At Montrose the USDA presented eight area sheep men and a weighmaster from a Montrose stockyard as part of a bidding scene. The report notes bidders placed identical bids on several lamb lots and engaged in competitive bidding on others.
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Montrose
USDA
Cancer Drive in Vernal Area Set for April
The Uintah County Chapter of the American Cancer Society designates April as Cancer Drive month with the drive scheduled for the week of April 23. Funds raised support local education and service programs, national grants and fellowships, and the overall nationwide effort, with allocations including 25 percent to Direct Research, 60 percent to the division, 2 percent to medical grants, and 12 percent to the National Office.
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Uintah County
Atmerison Cancer Society
Nationsl
Charity drive seeks gifts for Uintah County cure effort
Lady chairwoman Mrs Sam Golobella appeals for donations to fund research and find a cure. Individuals who wish to give special gifts should contact her to help save the county.
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Vennal Express
Sam Golobella
Uintah
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Utah State Medical Association
Supt
J. C. Haws
J.C. Haws
Nets
State Post
2Nd South
Maesor
Forsted
Sth
Green Fiver
Slaugh Real Estate
Ashley
Chapel Fund
Alma Preece
Edwin W. Castle
Ward Chapel
Jing Short
Casper Hospital
Ross Snow
Jensen
John Hartleen
Ruth Willams
Niles Haslem
Norman
Max
Mexico
BYU
Jack Sheffer
Necla
Ron Duncan
Ruth Powell
Harry Gray
San Francisco
John Powell
Neola
Duncan
Vernon
Elsie Twitchell
Manila
Sarah Smith
Lucille Swett
Charles Allred
Arthur Lattermor
Heperus
Cole
Thomas E., Kidd
Carson Kidd
Lattermar
Emma Kidd
Joseph Merci
Jay
Banning
Calif
Eldon Billings
Horace Caldwell
Murray
Frank Wooson
Sacramento
Wm. Mott
National Gallery of Rome
Enrique Gras
Lamb
Mr. Farmer
Amchem
Butyracester
Wasatch Chemical Company
Bennett's
Deb
Bennett's Paints
Bennett
Bennetts
Dennett's
Zenith
Foslife
Rushford
Famous
Space Command
A. & L. Home Furnishings
Amet Tsc
Superior Tire Service
Phane
Rugax Royo
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