Music Festival to Be Held April 28 29
A local music festival spans April 28 and 29 featuring vocal events rated superior to fair with critiques. About 500 high school students expected. questionnaires seek resident cooperation for lodging plans. Bands perform Saturday on Main Streets from First West to Second East, eight minutes max per band, with parade and traffic control by Kiwanis and local police.
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Rigby
First West
First East
Second East
Henry Polad
Heney Row
Ohub
Eee Fang
Prisin Street
Vernal Avenue
Kiwanis
Blake Center Recreation
Yoralsoloa
High Book
Audiforh
Lefi
Heradle i
Ietowtgepoer
Mina Alterra
Roosevelt
Chesne
Altambag el Tablona
Carbon
Grande
North
Emery
South Emery
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Mr Hager Pancludes his part with the following observation In light of the striking facts that two oil are end haveleen opened Basin and that nearly six million acres of land are yet barely scratched In the Basin and that 33 or more pays might under le the Basin tend to only one conclusion namely the Uintah Basin is a large early important potential oil producing area which In the future should place Utah among the top oil producing states of the nation.
Kiwanians Favor Echo Park Dams Amid Expansion Debate
Kiwanians hear Ward defend Echo Park and Split Mountain dam projects as key to upper Colorado development. He criticizes California led amendments to Bill 1770 and accuses Colorado River Water Users of stalling. Ward lists supporters including National Park Service and 47 states, predicting congressional approval and construction by next year.
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Colorado In
Ward
Echo Park
Split Mountain
Public Lands Committee
House
California
Colorado River Water Users Association
Utah
Association
National Park Service
Ration Park Alan
Nature Lovers of America
Departzanat of Agriculture
Census Crew Continues Work on Reservation Areas
Mr. Richardson said census reports for most reservation areas are nearly finished with Willow Creek Ouray and Randlett not yet covered. He thanked residents for cooperation as enumerators wrap up. A training school for enumerators ran March 27 32 at the Fieldhouse led by district leaders meeting participants and top instructors from Washington St Louis and San Francisco. Harley L Heaton is Utah district supervisor for the bureau.
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Richardson
Willow Creek
Ouray
Randlett
Himsel
United States
Washington
St. Louis
San Francisco
Utah
Harley L. Heaton
Union High to Be Built on County Line in Dual Duchesne Uintah District
A new union high school planned on a county line will span Duchesne and Uintah counties. It will include a 50 ft by 80 ft shop for industrial arts and farm mechanics, totaling 21 units in a one-story building located about half a mile east of Roosevelt and 29 miles west of Vernal. Construction cost comparisons favor one-story over two-story designs due to land and labor factors. The school will be governed by a board with members from both districts and a state education official, with Loman F. Hutchings named as the new principal supervising officer.
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Duchesne
Uintah
Duchesne County
Uintah County
Roosevelt
Vernal
Lundell
State Department of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Loman F. Hutch~ Ings
Gamble Services Held April 16 in Green River
Funeral services for Aunte Elizabeth Rolfe Gamble 87 longtime Sweetwater County resident who died Sunday in Green River were conducted April 16 at the Green River ward chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with Lee Nebeker officiating. Burial followed at Riverview cemetery. Survivors include 11 grandchildren and five great grandchildren among three daughters and a son, with relatives in Vernal and Green River.
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Elizabeth Rolfe Gamble
Sweetwater County
Green River
Wyoming
Green River Ward Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Riverview Cemetery
Lee Nebeker
Gamble
Lehi
Utah
Vernal
Ellen Lee
Thomas Karren
Bal Gamble
Burntfork Valley
Gambles
Burntfork
Dave Logan
Mra
Grover Logan
Madge Stevens
Lydia Shaffer
Maude Karren
Richards
Salt Lake City
Virginia Karren Anderson
Pocatella
Ida
Communist terrorism held an increase in South India
A historical brief notes a rise in Communist terrorism activity in South India, highlighting regional security concerns and ongoing government responses amid escalating unrest.
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South India
Judge Alder to Address Uintah Stake M Men and Gleaners
Judge F. M. Alder of Provo will speak to the M Men and Gleaner groups of Uintah stake in Vernal at the Stake Center 8 p.m. He is noted for counseling youths on current problems. Members and ward MIA officers and stake board members are urged to attend with leaders.
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F. M. Alder
Provo
Uintah
Stake
Judge Alder
Ward Mia
Alder
Gardenias used for dye, dyeing silk and tools noted
The World Book encyclopedia states that in China and Japan the yellow fruit of the gardenia is used for dyeing silk, and at the Cape of Good Hope the hardwood of some species is widely used for making farm implements.
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Cina
Japan
Cape of Good Hope
Rae Ashtons End Long Overseas Trip Return
Mr and Mrs Rae Ashton arrived back Tuesday evening after a two month tour of Texas, Louisiana, the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida. They flew to Havana, Cuba, then retraced a southern route home and drove up the California coast visiting Paso Grove. The trip covered 9600 miles with visits to numerous historic sites.
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Mt, and
Rae Ashton
Texas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Miami
Havana
Cuba
California
Pacle Grove
Cal
Ashtona
City meters defend Echo Park dam project funding
City Manager Taylor warned that removing downtown meters could flood Echo Park dam plans. Council noted meter installation cost at 16583.18 dollars, with 8923.21 already paid and 7659.08 remaining. If pulled, Duncan Meter Corp. remains entitled to full payment under contract, while removal would cost only a nominal sum.
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Taylor
Echo Park
Nater
Duncan Meter Corp
Services Held For Infant Gregg DeLane Bullock
Infant Gregg DeLane Bullock son of Mr and Mrs Wayne K Bullock died April 2 at Uintah County Hospital born April 1. Graveside services were held Sunday at Rock Point Cemetery with dedication by Mark M Hall. Survived by parents and a sister Stick Bullock.
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Gregg DeLane Bullock
Wayne K. Bullock
Uintah Count Ty Hospital
Rock Point Cemetery
Mark M. Hall
Stick Bullock
U S urges Argentina's Peron to ratify Rio pact
Fragmented text references U S urging Argentina's Peron to ratify the Rio pact. Also mentions painted floors and glue for glossy finishes, likely an unrelated home care note.
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U. S
Argentina
Peron
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Chapman
Neda
Starlite Drive-In Theatre
James Stewart
Richard Conte
Lee J. Cobb
Helen Walker
North Side
Sierra Madre
McGup
By John Jarvis
M’gup
Union High
Pearl Sheffer
M-Men
Rae Ashtons
Gateway Cafe
Trail Cafe
Norm and Corne
Uintah Central Creamery
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