Court News from Fourth Judicial Tuesday April 14
Judge Joseph E. Nelson presided as multiple Utah cases advanced or heard. Pleas entered in the Bate of Utah matter, probation order continued in George Ramsey, and hearings on estates, motions, and trials scheduled or continued to dates in 1938 to 1954.
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Joseph E. Nelson
Bate
Utah
Johnny ‘Trujillo
Harold Hughes Eaton
Phillip V.caristensen
Eaton
Trujillo
Agnes Ellen Hamilton Carter
Samuel Blackham
David H. Calder
Buena Stewart
J. T. Stewart
Defendent
L. Attae Va
Morris L. Roper
Shirley Dale Cook
Hatch
Fabrella
G. Ben Case
Stone ‘Tire and Rubber Co
Abe” Greenband
Dba
Searles Saving Center
Lymn J. Iton
Togam
Atamett vi
Permit Required to Obtain Shrubs on National Forest
Announcement by Wm D Hurst supervisor of the Ashley National Forest mandates a permit to dig shrubs or trees for landscaping. Digging is allowed on two designated days per month after permit sale and payment, with June 13 to October 31 excluded due to low transplant survival.
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Ashley National Forst
Wm. D. Hurst
Ashley National Forest
McCarthy Threatens Dulles as Showdown Rumors Grow
Washington observers see Senator McCarthy as a rising challenge to President Eisenhower with the GOP split widening. The looming clash centers on Dulles as McCarthy attacks the Secretary of State after targeting Dean Acheson, signaling a high-stakes political confrontation ahead. Farm price policy remains in focus with Agriculture Secretary Benson wielding broad powers to stabilize prices under the 1949 act, including butter and beef programs and parity support for basics.
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Washington
Senare McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhowed
Ario
Bohlen
McCarthy
State Department
Eisenhower
Sen
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Dean Ace Tgon
Mr. Dulles
Republican Party
Eira Taft Benson
Agriculture
Remembering the Good Old Days Across States
A jumble of reminiscences from readers in Montana Michigan California and Indiana recalls coffee roasting methods baking in pans and pounding in cotton bags with stones. Other letters contrast past neighborliness with modern rapid travel and noisy skies.
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Ralph &. Summerfield
Sacramento
California
Indiana
Memories Of Travel And Change In A Small Ohio Town
The writer recalls horse travel in Creston with delicate family positions on horseback. Another recollection notes shoe repair at home and pepper ground at home. Miami Beach growth is described with one hotel and four apartment buildings per month, while lacking a cemetery an air or railroad and manufacturing plants.
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W. McFrederick
Creston
Ohio
A. Brooks Withers
Montrose
W. Vas
Miami Beach
Clean Corrals Boost Dairy Quality and Health
County ag agent Clair HR advises dairymen to keep corrals clean to prevent disease and flies and maintain Grade A milk. Good drainage reduces mud, draining waste to approved ditches, and cleaning manure every four days is required. A concrete apron around stock tanks and guards on float valves prevent mud and leaks.
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Clair
Acord
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