Tad Jack Woodbury Junior Base Ball Crew Drops Playoff Tilt
Vermi's Junior Baseball team, Basin division winners, lost a two game playoff to Price at Helper Park last week. Ned Lee pitched four innings of one hit ball in game one as Vernal built a 9 to 2 rally before a late four run burst, while game two saw Price win 10 to 0 behind Fratto who allowed two hits. Donnie Barr pitched well for Vernal but costly errors and misplays doomed their chances.
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Vermi
Price
Helper Park
Ned Lee
Errard
Vern
Afl
Price Lads
Fratto
Donnie Barr
Vernal
Junior Netters Exchange Swings In City Tourney
The annual Junior Tennis tournament began on schedule with 20 of 21 entrants on court for singles. Defending champion Caldwell did not advance, while Ed Bennion Ronnie Francke Marland Stagg Ted Hatch Donne Barr Roger Pranke and Marion Caldwell reached second round play as the event aimed for a Sunday finale awarding a new tennis racket from King’s Sport Shop.
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Advan Itation Caldwell
E Te Bennion
Ronnie Francke
Marland Stagg
Ted Hatch
Donne Barr
Roger Prancke
Marion Caldwell
King's Sport Shop
Duchesne County Notes Decline in Valuation Figures
Porter L. Merrell Duchesne county clerk reports a 1080 county valuation down about 161035 with land alone contributing a large share of the drop. City lot assessments and rankings show increases of 12585 and other values differ, indicating a statewide downward trend in property values.
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Porter L. Merrell
Duchesne County
Re County
State Board
Cline’s Midget League Team Maintains Lead
Gimes kept their hold on the top spot in the Midget League by earning a win over Jensen 14 to 11 at Central School diamond. Clyde Carrell and Floyd Murray hit home runs as Vernal rebounded with a 10 19 24 scoreline in the opener.
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Gimes
Jensen
Central School
Floyd Murray
Clyde Carrell
Glines
Ashley Glines Enter LDS Senior Tourney in Salt Lake City
Ashley and Glines Ward miss Wednesday opening round in the Senior LDS softball tournament. Glines Ward draws Bonneville at 9 p m Wednesday while Ashley Ward’s date is unknown. Ashley roster includes Fielding Mitchell etc. Glines roster includes Worlowan Fletcher Workman Gardiner Wardle and McKeachnie.
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Ashley-Glines
Ashley
Glines
Orson Caldwell
Lee Worlowan
Norman Fletcher
Horace Workman
Rey Gardiner
Holt Wardle
Low'll Wardle
Lyle McKeachnie
Colton McKenchnie
Salt Lake
Vernal City Seeks Bids for Utility Building Repairs
Vernal City invites contractors to bid on repairs and remodeling of the utility building. Details are with the City Manager. Bids will be opened at 10:00 am on August 5.
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Vernal City
Ullity
Red Cross records large wartime service to U S military
The American Red Cross reports a record number of workers serving U.S. forces during the war. About 3,000 representatives are stationed at 1,300 military installations and 123 hospitals here and abroad, with 1,400 in the United States. They provide welfare services to boost morale, assist families, process leave requests, and relay military-health information. Abroad, 169 at Japan installations and 248 in Europe serve troops and dependents.
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U. S
Tocca
Pravar
Red Cross
Weather Bureau
Mediterranean
Red Crocn
I Ali
Red Cross Mart
Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Tead
Kwajalein
Maine
Japan
Far East
Europe
Germany
England
France
Whiterocks Extend Lead In Softball Battle
Whiterocks holds the top spot in Ladies League play with a 18 to 1 win over Vernal Drugcore and a 27 to 0 victory over Ua, as Vernal tops Devia 36 to 0. Tridell falls 8 to 7 to Whiterocks amid Price's 3 hits, while Vernal Drug I drops to third after a 418 to 13 win by V. Goodrich. Patsy Masser racks up five straight safeties including two homers as Newlanere players hit well. Wednesday features Glines vs Tridel, Davis vs Vernal Drug, Naples vs Whiterocks.
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Fehech
Whiterocks
Iself
Iet
Gunes
Vernal
Rcore
Musser
Naples
Verna
Devia
Tridell
Price
Michaty
Buyy
V. Goodrit
Gilnes
Vernal Drug I
Fletcher
Jenkins
Merkley
Hodgkinson
Giines
G. Goodrit
King
Geme Hon‘org
Young Maeser
Nap Naples
Newlanere
F. Goodrich
Davis
Patsy Masser
Fern Holmes
Hospital adds $2000 in lab equipment
Umish County hospital expands with over $2000 in new laboratory equipment. Erland Preece says Wasatch Laboratory in Salt Lake will supervise the local lab while blood chemistry and counts begin. Jack Eden arrives to set up the facility, enabling routine tests for hospital and local physicians, reducing the need to send samples to Salt Lake City.
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Umish County Hospital
Erland Preece
Jack Eden
Wasatch Laboratone
Salt Lake
Eden
Basa
Salt Lake City
Uintah Basin
Wasatch Laboratory
Robert and
Edward Ogilvie
Uintah Hospital
Vernal
Vernal Native Theodore McCarrell Dies at 59
Theodore McCarrell, 59, a Vernal native and stockman, farmer, died Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Uintah County Hospital of double pneumonia. Born May 22, 1890, he was the son of Joseph and Elzabeth McCarrell. Survived by one son Lynn, two daughters Mrs Dean (Vern) Lambert, and Mrs Charles (Leora) Hazelbush, all of Vernal. three sisters Mrs Jess Tiffany, Mrs Emma Holmes of Vernal, and Mrs Kate Veater of Burns, Ore. three brothers Bill, France, and Wallace McCarrell. Funeral arrangements not yet completed. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the American Legion Post in Vernal.
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Theodore McCarrell
Pal Stockmant
Farmer
Vernal
McCarrell
Joseph
Elzabeth
Luthher “McCarrell
Pearl Evans
Lynn Me.Carrell
Lynn Me.Carrell, Mra, Dean (Vern) Lambert
Jira
Charles
Leora) Hazelbush
Ats
Jess Tiffany
Mra
Emma Holmes
Kate Veater
Burna
Ore
Bill
France McCarrell
Wallace McCarrell
Dicheane
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
American Legion Post
Uintah County Draft Quota Increases in Utah Call
Uintah County raised draft quota to 10 with Uintah contributing up to 18 men if schedules hold. Local Board 32 members Alvin Weeks Charles Hatch John Kolter, with Dr. F G Eskelson medical adviser, note Salt Lake and Salt County share larger portions as national quota rises to over 1.9 million.
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Evelyn Slaugh
Uintah
Utah
J. Wallace
Harry
Truman
Salt County
Salt Lake County
Alvin E. Weeks
Charles A. Hatch
John Kolter
W. Colton
F. G. Eskelson
Uintah County
Naples Store Opens Under New Management
The Haws store and Service at Naples, formerly Harrison Store, will open Monday after interior and exterior redecorations. Morris Haws and Kay Haws assume management and a full new merchandise stock will be ready. The service station will handle pedal oil and fuel. Groceries, lunches, meats, ice cream and confections are stocked for the opening with a green and white interior.
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Station
Hawa
Troop 233 Wins Honors at Camporee Fete
Troop 233 led by Glade Calder receives the white eagle feather for top camp achievement at the camporee in Duchesne. Vernal Ward troopmates win several merit badges. many scouters named for awards. Third Ward Troop takes second place, with Eugene Holly leading scouts in the absence of their scout master.
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Buy Scouta
Hhe
Duchesne
Eagie
Vernal Prat Ward
Glade Calder
Phillip Colton
Clair Ross Caldwell
Council of Honor
Ross
Howard Lee
McCarrell
Verle Mackay
Kent Davis
Kenny Hacking
Cort Anderson
Gary Anderson
Lynn Siddoway
Gene Weeks
Gary Slaugh
Naples
Fae Paren Jay Kare
Paul Calder FF
Larell Anderson
Uintah Basin
Third Ward
Eugene Holly
Victor Wilkins
Scouts of 230 Place Second at Camporee
Scouts of Troop 230 attended the East District Camporee near Hanna Utah and earned second place for cooperation sufficiency cleanliness and ingenuity. Members George Cec ree Faltes Gerry penest Freestone Dennis Hall Holly Bruce Milleca Dilworth Rusta were recognized with an eagle feather award. Representing Ferra District in an exhibition on Wednesday July 2 were Eugene Holly Dennis Campbell Ernest Freestone and Dilworth.
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Troup
Aia Eait
Buiasheramp
Hanna
Utah
George Cecree Faltes
Tenerods
Gerry
Penest Freestone
Dennis Hall
Hi Isperin Holly
Lye
Bruce Milleca
Dilworth Rusta Air Vine
Eugene Holly
Denniss Campbell
Ernest Freestone
Dilworth Wow
Cigaret and Liquor Sales Dip in Utah in 1949
Utah’s population smoked fewer cigarettes and drank less beer and liquor in 1949. The official release from the state confirms lower per capita consumption and a drop in total tobacco and alcohol use for the year.
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Utal
Utah
da Patric
Bey
Lapoint Scouta Tour Of Sights On Extended Visit
A group led by Lapoint Scouta toured multiple notable sites including Timpanogos Cave and Copper Peak area in Black Rock Beach. The trip featured guided tours of parks and monuments with visits to Liberty Park, Hogal Garden Zoo, and city landmarks.
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Lapoint Scouta
Lapoiat
Timpanogos Cave
Black Rock
Mrasconl
Rian
Block
Mamory
Liberty Parks
Hogal Garden Zoo
Ed Maker’s Pre aria Sea Mars Post
A cryptic OCR snippet mentions Twitchell Troop sea Post 3239 Mags Rasmumex and Jolly Troe. The readable text hints at a military or transport note with unclear names and numbers, focusing on a post or case context and a sequence of actions.
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Ed Maker
Aria Sea Mars Post
Case Call
Twitchell
Troop Sea Post
Mags Rasmumex
Eith Sora
Jolly Troe Steppe Bet
Fiscal year totals for beer sales and taxes
The record shows beer sales amounted to 12 315 630 40 with state fees and taxes. per capita costs and school lunch collections are listed. Totals cover fiscal year ended June 1049 to 1950 with gallons, licenses, and U S Gov adjustments recorded.
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Isla
Ain
Chensee
Swas
Bea
U. S
Sinaian Lingatos
Sehoold
Wales
Hackler and Helen Stevens Return From California Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Hackler and Helen Stevens returned Sunday after a two week visit in Southern California with stops in Long Beach and San Francisco.
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Frank Hackler
Helen
Stevens
Califoraine
Long Beach
San Francisco
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Haporter
Junior Netters Exchange
Clines
GUIS
Tess
Seensea Ane
Sensssaauany
Gilines
Army
Navy
Air Force
American Red Cross
United States
Glines Va
Tridel
Davis Va
Vernal Drug
Press Tne
Philadelphis
Golden Bridge
Andrew Natale
Bresklym
A Ud Tek
Empire Golf and Country’ Club
Bill Johnston
the Empire Cole
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