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Don B Coltoxi Sein a noted Utah leader, beloved for decades of community service, public office work, and guidance to settlers in the Uintah Basin. His death leaves a void in roads, irrigation, education, and livestock sectors, with broad sympathy from families and mission networks nationwide.
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Where Do They Learn What Young People Drink
A Yale Center survey of 17 000 students shows 80 percent of young men and 65 percent of young women who drink began before college. The report blames parental drinking habits, noting 90 percent of parents who both drink influence offspring, while children of abstaining parents learn less. The study also hints high school and peer factors contribute to early drinking.
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Republican hopes hinge on Taft support at convention
The article analyzes Taft's stance and Republican split before the GOP national convention. It notes internal doubt about unifying pro Taft factions and the risk of a midwest bloc shift while Truman had surprised in 1948 by winning key states like Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, and Missouri.
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Remembering Old Toys and Straw Ticks in Florida and Seguin
Reminiscences recount old tin toys and straw ticks used in fall bedding. Mrs Marie Nance recalls tin toys from Orange City Florida while Mrs Mary E O Dell of Seguin Wash remembers straw ticks washed with oat straw and the effort to climb in. Other notes mention kraft making time with neighbors and a wooden barrel for sauerkraut as children received dishes of jule kraut as a treat.
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Civil Defense School to Be Here on August 11
Utah officials announced a Civil Defense School tour stopping in Vernal on August 11. Leonard Girl Director of Training leads the four session orientation for county officials and the public, with Higgin and Burt among speakers on Warden Service and Welfare topics.
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New Death Tolls Prompt War On Traffic Violations
Police Chief F. Clark Sanford comments on traffic dangers after a fatal crash on Saturday. Mayor Earl J. Glade warns drivers to heed signals amber or red and urges greater caution where children are present, as car crashes rise from 428 to 138 in a new record.
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Death Toll in Utah Crash Sets Grim Record
A Utah highway crash near Grantville on February 18 1952 killed nine people in a single vehicle, marking the state’s worst such incident to date. The wreck occurred 21 miles west of Grantaville on U S Highway 4b when a convert coup failed to negotiate a curve. five others were injured in the morning disaster.
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Bad Intersection Cited After Utah Accident
Utah official warns drivers to slow down at dangerous intersections after a crash near a blind corner. Chief notes even protected crossings require extreme caution to prevent fatalities and urges motorists to drive carefully to avoid being next.
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