Census of Business Gets Under Way in North Utah
The U S census bureau opens a new Ogden district office as the census of business begins across the region. Weber Cache Box Elder and Wasatch counties in northern Utah are included with field work starting soon and plans for enumeration progressing rapidly.
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Utah
U. S. Bureau of the Census
Federal
Ogden
United States
Uintah
Box Elder
Cache
Dageet
Duchesne
Morgan, Rich, Summit
Wasatch
Weber
Joseph A. Wixson
Adth Congress
Vixén
Rich
Morgan
Britain faces unsettling prospect of joining the United States
Labour MP Sean Levy calls Britain becoming the 49th U.S. state horrifying at a Labour meeting. The British playwright and Constance Cummings husband warns the move would mean U.S. rule, a weaker constitution, and Britain lagging 25 to 30 years behind in progress.
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Britain
Slough
England
Us.a
Sean Levy
Levy
Constance Cummings
United States
U.S
Deaf Organization Warns Against Transient Peddlers
The Utah Association of the Deaf with the Salt Lake and Ogden divisions of the National Fraternal Society of Deaf warn Utah residents about out of state peddlers and impostors exploiting sympathy. Rodney W. Walker John W. Palmer and Robert J Welsh urge residents to refrain from giving money as warmer days and higher unemployment draw more traveling deaf peddlers through the state.
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Utah Association of the Deaf
Salt Lake and Ogden
National
Fraternal Society of Deaf
Rodney W. Walker
John W. Palmer
Robert J Welsh
Utah
Walker
Exhibit of 800 Children's Books Planned in Vernal
Miss Ruth Tooze of Michigan City Indiana will bring an exhibit of 800 children books to Vernal Thursday and Friday April 28 and 29 at Central School from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. The display is free and visitors may check books and place orders. Storytelling sessions run April 28 at Vernal Theatre and April 29 at Ft Duchesne and Central School with lectures for teachers and the general public to follow.
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Ruth Tooze
Michigan City
Ind
Beatrice Stringham
Central School
Stringham
Clipped Cows Cupping Cows for Winter Work
A clipped reference notes cows cupping to prepare arable stocks for winter, cited as a key factor in sediment tree milk production.
Federal grain rules define mixed wheat subclass
Grading standards classify any wheat with more than ten percent of another class as mixed wheat. The rule applies across all wheat classes and sets the mixed category by proportion.
Snappy Sewers Organize for 4-H Sewing Season
Members of the Second Year 4 H Sewing club met at the Glines LDS chapel and organized for the coming season. Marcia Fletcher was elected president with Marva Billings as vice president Dorothy Burns as secretary Fay Tullis as reporter and DeAnn Workman as song leader. Leaders are Mrs Keith Brimhall and Belva Perry. Ruby Smith county home dem-
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Glines
LDS
Marcia Fletcher
Marva Billings
Dorothy , Burns
Fay ‘Tullis
DeAnn Workman
Keith
Brimhall
Belva Perry
Ruby Smith
Easter Outing And Ward Day Plans Highlight Local Notes
Gathers of the Honey Bee Hive and ward members enjoyed an Easter outing led by Mary Dixon. Visitors include the Wardle family and LDS missionaries Calahan and Christensen from Rangely. Easter program, ward day plans for May 7, and Sacrament talks and solos are noted along with visits from several local families and church members.
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Mary Dixon
Don Wardle
Clifford Wardle
John Calahan
Vernon Christensen
Rangely
George Wardle
Calahan
Christensen
LDS
Denver
Martin Curtis
San Francisco
Ralph Simpson
Simpson
Joe Price
Henry Workman
Emma Jean
Los Angeles
Nila Perry
Stephen Perry
University of Utah
Eldon Billings
Coleen
Salt Lake City
Marica Fletcher
Harold Cook
Lena Searle
Ernest Johnson
Bishop
Lyle Remington
Ray Gardiner
Loreen Johnson
Delayle Billings
Bonanza
Remington
Mr. Gardiner
Loreen
Delyle
Glines Ward
Bryant Rover
Merrill Anderson
Glen Oaks
Gleaner Girls
Vernal Thirdward
Good Will 4H Club Reorganizes for New Season
Mrs. Leo Calder reports the Good Will 4H club met at leader Mrs. Ray Searle’s home to reorganize for the coming season. The third year sewing group was assisted by Miss Ruby Smith, Mrs. Searle, and co leader Mrs. Norman Fletcher. Officers named include Darlena Mecham president Carolyn Searle vice president Joleen Timothy secretary Bonnie Searle reporter and Loreen Johnson song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Calder
Good Will
Ray Searle
Ruby Smith
Searle
Norman
Families Gather for Easter Weekend at Remington Home
In Salt Lake City Alvin Meek and Mrs Mackey formerly Alice Mur lead a weekend gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Lyle Remington during the Easter observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Meek
Salt Lake
Lyle Remington
Mackey
Alice Mur
Americas Music and Folklore in Standard School Broadcast
The Standard School Broadcast enters its twenty first year reaching 400000 classroom listeners across 2663 schools with Americas Music and Folklore. It presents legends like Casey Jones and Pecos Bill to teach children national and world music with teacher manuals provided.
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Casey Jones
Paul Bunyan
Pecos Bill
Johnny Appleseed
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Drayer & Hansen
B.T.U
Price
Corral
Chicago
Versailles
Truman
Washington
Joseph Bech
Luxembourg
Gustav Rasmussen
Denmark
Deaf Organization
Doris E. Johnson
Ace
America
Vernal Express
Chevrolet
G.W.W.T
Phono
Vernal, Utah
Standard Oil Company of Celtic
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