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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1954
Page
3
A spoken appeal argues Americans should drink an extra glass or two of milk weekly and eat more butter to reduce surplus. It notes demand declines since 1945, government stockpiles, and calls for realistic dairy pricing and promotion to restore profitability while maintaining mandatory supports amid perishability and policy differences with basic commodities.
The article warns anglers about new enforcement as heavy rains spur more fishing on waters open to year conch fishing. It notes arrests and stresses rules, hours, and proper rod handling, with proclamations available at license dealers and at 1596 West North Temple, Salt Lake City.
State fish and game department mails instruction memos to dealers detailing how to place and lock big game tags. The aim is uniform placement on the hind joint to prevent loss, with metal seals issued to ensure security. Dealers must give each purchaser a memo with a combination license and advise keeping tags with hunting gear for ease during the fall seasons.
A partial quotation attributes a 1960s era call to cherish and defend the young to Charles R. Bligh Jr. The readable fragment emphasizes social and economic strength and the duty of youth to uphold the nation. The text is incomplete but signals a patriotic message about nurturing younger generations.
The record notes an apparent 15 point cut to dairy supports but states the real reduction ranges from 2 to 8 points. It cites wider marketing margins last year with 90 percent support reflecting 87 percent of parity to farmers on butterfat and 84 percent on manufactured milk. The speaker asserts the full 75 percent parity must now be passed to farmers and commits to ensuring it is done.
Washington observers note that the McCarthy Army dispute diverted attention from Indo China. In Congress, Knowland Jackson Symington Stennis and other Democrats signaled readiness to back or justify action, while only one senator opposed troop intervention. Debate suggests a path toward decisive support with possible ground forces if necessary.
Utah State Department data show Intah County listing thirty infectious disease cases for the week ending April 16, led by chicken pox with 12 or more. Duchesne County reported 13 cases, including 12 chicken pox and one gonorrhea, part of state totals that include measles, German measles, polio, whooping cough and other illnesses. The year to date chicken pox total reaches 1887, up from 1090 a year ago.
The National 1-H Alumni Program honors former 4-H club members for leadership and citizenship. Awards include trips to the 1954 National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and recognition from officials such as SHale Esteve and L Nevina. Nomination forms are available from County Extension offices in participating states.
A Utah State Extension guide offers practical dressing advice for men, emphasizing fit, color, and coordination. It highlights how garments reflect personality, suggests conservative casual wear for work, bold patterns for sports events, and careful accessory choices to project confidence and polish.
Nadine Fowler of Sandy was elected president of the Home Economies club at Utah State Agricultural College. Also chosen were Mary Trueblood Logan as secretary and vice president Annette Smith Logan second vice president Joanne Fags Price treasurer and Janet Christensen Vernal as secretary.
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