University of Utah Announces 1949 Summer Band Clinic
The University of Utah will host the largest band clinic yet from June 20 offering high school and college instruction. Dr A Ray Olpin announced invitations are sent to seven Intermountain states and registrations are expected heavy from Wyoming Montana Idaho Utah with interest from Nevada Arizona and Colorado.
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University of Utah
A. Ray Olpin
Ronald D. Gregory
Local families visit relatives and share Easter events
Ballard Ellen Bracken reports numerous visits from Grant’s Pass Oregon and Salt Lake City residents visiting families in Roosevelt and nearby areas. The list includes Winns, Brackens, Kettles, Larsen, and others. Easter gatherings, temple plans, and hospital updates are noted among local residents and travelers.
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George Winn
Theron
Grant's Pass
Oregon
Winn
Effie Winn
Bernard Larsen
S. B. Kettle
Elton Kettle
J. F. Showell
Salt Lake City
Max Gardner
Neola
George Bracken
Bracken
Roosevelt Hospital
John Gilbert
Roosevelt
Otto Lloyd
Toka
Roosevelt Relief Society
Ballard
Mark Angus
Provo
F. O. Lundberg
Tooele
Independence
Vernal
A. W. Seeley
Ed Coston
LaRue Pickup
Randlett
Alterra High School
Tacy
Wendell Johnson
Taey
Salt Lake Temple
Glen Brighton
California
Sidney Brighton
Pearl Jenkins
Lyard MecConkle
Mt. Emmons
Garn Bodily
Eula Brighton
John Gardner
Reed Sessions
Ogden
Dee Alfred
Ferris Winn
Rosevelt Hospital
Fatal air transport accidents in 1948 sum to ninety eight deaths
The National Safety Council reports five fatal domestic passenger car incidents within scheduled air transport in 1948. A total of 98 lives were lost, comprising 83 passengers and 15 crew members, yielding 1.4 deaths per 100 million passenger miles compared with 3.2 in 1947.
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National Safety Council
Hatteras Light Saved by Manmade Dunes May Reopen
Old Cape Hatteras Light in North Carolina, abandoned in 1936 due to shoreline erosion, has been saved by artificial sand dunes and may be reactivated this summer.
4-H Leaders Hold County Training Meet and Elections
Fern Shipley led Uintah county 4-H club leaders training in Vernal on April 21 with almost 30 volunteers attending two sessions. Mrs Na Lombard chaired the program while officers were elected: Theo Walker chair, Ula Lombard vice east, Ethel Goodrich vice west, Gertrude Richards secretary.
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Fern Shipley
Vernal
Uintah Cnty
Na Lombard
Uintah County Club Leaders Council
Lavon Wall
Jensen
Marquita Goodrich
Sadie McConkie
Theo Walker
Ula Lombard
East
Ethel Goodrich
Tridell
West
Gertrude Richards
Naples
Miss Shipley
Clothing Club
Ruby Smith
Foods Club
Precaution Advises Incineration or Covered Storage for Olly Rage
The article discusses disposing leafy vegetable waste via incineration or containment. It notes the U S Department of Agriculture experiments on drying waste to create poultry feed, describing processing methods, palatability, and feeding schedules for chickens.
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U. S Department of Agriculture
Adentis
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