Funds Out Put West ern Reclamation on the Skids
G E Unterman argues that reduced budget and reorganized structure threaten the Bureau of Reclamation. He warns Utah would lose a regional office, and funding cuts to general investigations endanger future projects. He notes waste and talent loss as engineers depart for other work.
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House Appropriations Committee
Bureau
Utah
Office of Reclamation
Salt Lake City
Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Reclamaion
Funeral Services Held for Nellie Redcap at White Rocks
Funeral services for Nellie Wopaocke Redcap aged 43 of White Rocks were held Sunday at 2 PM at St Elizabeth Episcopal Mission in White Rocks by Rev Joseph Hogben. She died after a lingering illness in Uintah County Hospital. Burial followed at White Rocks Cemetery under Vernal Mortuary. Survived by husband James Redcap, a son Carl, a daughter Zina Redcap, and her father Zonya Wopsock.
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Nellie Wopaocke Redcap
White Rocks
Whiterocks St. Elizabeth Episcopal Mission
Joseph ¥. Hogben
James. Redchp
Carl
Zina Redcap
Untah Basin reforms and energy shifts summarized
A 1953 Uintah Basin note laments stalled Uintah Stake Seminary projects, urges self-reliance in water and dam building, and reflects on rapid national changes. It questions government roles, discusses oil shale at Rifle and energy futures, and ends with a trek to fossils, away from modern complexity.
Vernal Seminary Graduates 59 in Uintah Stake talk
Fifty nine young men and women graduated from Vernal Seminary in ceremonies at the Uintah Stake Tabernacle. Elder Stayner Richards, assistant to the Twelve Apostles, delivered the graduation address. Diplomas were presented by Archie Johnson, with principal Frank R. Walker assisted by Louis A. Fife.
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Archie Johnson
Tabernacle
Stayner Hichard
Chook
Vernal Seminary
Uintah Stake Tabernacle
Stayner Richards
Twelve Apostles
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Uintah Stake
Frank R. Walker
Louis A. Fife
Clara 3B. Arnold
George Reid Alexander
An Mae Beacham
Ellen Dean Behunin
Fred Hacking
Eastern Utah Trapshoot Tourney Set
Trapshooters from Vernal Duchesne and Roosevelt will stage an Eastern Utah round in a trapshooting tournament. The event runs May 10 at Roosevelt, May 17 at Vernal, and May 24 at Duchesne with a Calcutta after. Entry closing is May 3 and teams drawn May 4. Proceeds go to the winning bidder.
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Duchesne
Roosevelt
Utah
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Alvinov
Noone
Kay
Teama
ATA
American Trapshooting Association
Calcutta
Apache Craig vs Einar Olsen to headline Vernal wrestling card
Local wrestlers Apache Craig and Einar Olsen square off at Imperial Hall in Vernal this Saturday. Craig, undefeated since arriving in Vernal, faces Olsen who also boasts an unbeaten local record. Vern Taft from Salt Lake City returns to renew old ties against Oakland’s Joe Campbell, with University of Utah fame cited as a factor. In the preliminary, Dave Reynolds meets Al Lombardi of San Jose. Matches begin 8 30 p.m.
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Imperial Hall
Apache Craig
Einar Olsen
Einar
Craig
le Vern Taft
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Joe Campbell
Oakland
California
Verns
University of Utah
Dave Reynolds
al Lombardi
San Jose
Imperial Halk
Stringham reelected head 21 counties group in Salt Lake
Ben Stringham was reelected chairman of the Colorado Tower Development Association of 21 Counties at its annual meeting in Salt Lake City. Utah congressional delegates sent messages on the Colorado Storage and Participating Projects, as Sen Arthur W Watkins noted a full session may be needed after August 1 to handle upper basin issues. L. Y. Siddeway was chosen secretary treasurer as the group urged early development of Colorado River water resources in the upper basin and transmission of generated power by existing agencies.
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IL Stringham
Colorado, Tower Development Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado
Arthur W Watkins
Falk
Upper Basin
Wallace F. Bennett
Congress
L. Y Siddeway
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Basin Chevrolet to open remodeled garage May 1
Basin Chevrolet will open a remodeled garage on May 1 following a four week remodeling. The project includes a new showroom floors offices and a body shop with overhead doors and updated lighting. The move accompanies the Ashton store expansion celebrating seven months of work and the companys 60th anniversary.
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Ashton Bros
Ashtons
Les Iie Ashton
Stewart Ashton
Ralph
Rue Ashton
American Legion Auxiliary
Rock Island
Hasin Chevrolet
Hatch Sundqvent
Big Manufacturing Company
Basin Chevrolet
Mark Mackey
Basin Chevrolet Company
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