Fish and Game answers fishing questions Utah season dates
The Utah Fish and Game Department outlines opening dates for waters May 2 for new waters, June 1 for general season, June 37 for mountain waters, and October 11 closing. Warden Reynolds and Alvin Kay report Utah streams stocked well. Licensing rules: non residents and residents 12+ need a license. 1953 license available May 16. Residents must be domiciled in state one year. Permits extend some licenses and permits may be sold at face value with regular license.
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Alvin Kay
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Willow Creek iChukars Alive at 66 Percent
The Fish and Game Department reports 66 percent of Willow Creek iChukars are alive as efforts to establish the chukar partridge in Utah continue. Wing sightings indicate the birds released this spring were raised from brood stock at the state’s facilities.
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Paul’s Ministry in Ephesus and Farewell to Arkansas?
Paul labored in Ephesus for over two years starting in the synagogue, then at the school of Tyrannus for daily teaching. He later summoned church elders at Miletus before journeying to Jerusalem to share faith, endure suffering, and model total consecration to the gospel.
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White Rocks Bear Dance Ends After Crowds
The annual White Rocks Bear Dance closed Tuesday with a very large crowd dancing the final gyrations. Food and drinks were served to attendees. An injury occurred when Robb was taken to hospital. Verna Hoops and others were noted in attendance. Mona Goldie received a pink bike shower in Vernal.
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Nelike Wapsosk
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Vernal Hospital
al Beis
Statewide chukar partridge program expands across 14 sites
About fourteen sites across the state now stock chukar partridges shipped from Turkey and planted at farms. Approximately 6 000 birds per site will be raised for the game season at several locations including Sevier County and Willow Creek. One fourth of these will be leased this summer, with the remainder held for spring releases next year.
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Sevier Coun
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Mately
Ri Farm
Hes
Willow Creek
Private Bodily Joins First Cavalry in Japan
In Japan, Private Verl D Bodily of Lapoint Utah recently joined the 1st Cavalry Division in Japan as part of U S security forces. The unit, rotated from Korea in late 1951 after 47 months of combat, trains intensely. Bodily, a former Aleirra High student and Fort Ord recruit, began training after employment at Lotiland's internal.
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Lapoint
Utah
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Local disputes and visits mark quiet community weekend
Matilda Mooseman raged at her son Lulan Mooseman’s home for several days while Vione Parrish and her Ballard children paid a visit to Roberta Cozler’s residence on Friday, reflecting a series of domestic social exchanges in the area.
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Matilda Mooseman
Lulan Mooseman
Vione Parrish
Ballard
Roberta Cozler
Peace prospects and policy shifts in early 1953
In spring 1953 reports suggest a move toward peace as China agrees to exchange sick POWs and armistice talks resume. Soviet conciliatory signals prompt Western observers to judge US policy as vigilant yet open to talks under Dulles and Eisenhower. Agriculture seeks import controls while warning of lower world prices. Atomic energy policy signals a possible end to government monopsony, paving the way for civilian power development.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Inca Esarta
John
Foster Dulles
Eizenhower
Agriculture Benson
Congress
Secreta of Agriculture
Atomle Ner Commission
Murray Makes Ohio State Honor Roll
David M. Murray of Whiterocks is named to the Ohio State University College of Agriculture honor roll for the Winter Quarter, with an average of 3.25 or better among about 200 students. Dean John T. Fier of the college announces the list.
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David M. Murray
Whiterocks
Con Uishman
Ohio State Universe College of Agriculture
John T. Fier
Attine Santor
Ty Coll
Tobacco spending exceeds other consumer purchases
A newly conducted paper survey reports Americans now spend more on cigarettes than on footwear, furniture, household appliances, or admission to movies and legitimate theaters, indicating a shift in consumer priorities and rising tobacco costs.
Atomic energy to power homes and meals for America
Fragmentary note envisions a future where atomic energy heats homes cooks food and lights houses expanding utility for everyday life and offering a brighter American prosperity despite unclear source details.
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