Federal control seen for Utah predators
Don Kenney state agricultural commissioner says the U S Bureau of Fish and Wildlife Service will take over predatory animal control by September 1. Federal and state agencies agreed last week to reduce the 30 state trappers to 12 with four supervisors at 168 dollars and travel allowances. No bounties will be paid to trappers. funds shift to private bounty payments to strengthen the program.
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Utah
U. S. Bureau of Fish and Wildlife Service
Don Kenney
Federal Bureau
Kenney
Community Notes and Visits Highlight Local Life
Doris E Johnson and Tre Glines, with Morris of the district, oversee a wildlife program. Proposals to raise coyote bounties from 5 to 8 and 10 dollars are reviewed. Local families, visits, and church events include Mrs Perry hosting relatives, Laurel Woods in Salt Lake City, and a chapel project kickoff.
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Owen W. Morris
Fish and Wildlife Service
Maeser
Richardson
Murray Posals
Ernest Johnson
Ouly
Johnson
Utah
Ken
Frank Glinesney
Wendell
Lake Sal
Tahoe
California
Giine
Stephen Perry
Laurel Woods
Salt Lake City
Perry
Woods
Helen Roberts
Hved
Basin Dairymen Elect Officers
At Mt Emmons the Uintah Basin Milk Producers Association organized with over 700 members choosing Detmar Mecham Bonets as president Le Grand Mecham Joneta as vice president Bruce Hartman as secretary treasurer Directors elected Clinton Bowden Altoush Glenn Van Tassell Ray Gill Leslie Goodrich LeGrand Méchain to the board Headquarters set at Roosevelt, urging all dairy interests to affiliate.
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Mt. Emmons
Uintah Basin
Yield Is 100000 From Tithe Wheat in Michigan Voluntary Tithe Plan
Perry Hayden, a Quaker miller in Ticumseh Michigan, says his project with biblical tithe wheat will yield over 113 million cubic inches this harvest. He plans a final ceremony August 1 at Adrian to celebrate a 10 acre plot and distribute the tenth part to churches and groups across five states. The experiment, planted from a single inch of seed, has expanded to 257 farmers pledging a tenth of returns to religious organizations, with tithe totaling about $10000 from the final crop and expected continued growth in wheat yields.
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Tucumseh
Mich
Perry Hayden
Hayden
Adrian
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Gideons
Salvation Army
Inere
Church Directory Listings in Vernal Areas
Directory style notice lists Congregational and Catholic churches in Vernal with addresses on First North Street and Post Office vicinity. Details include Sunday School times at 10 a m, morning worship at 11 a m, evening vesper times, Mass times, phone contact 2317, ward locations and block references near post office with various meeting times and priesthood notices.
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aAunuone
Congregational Church
First North Street
Johns Catholic Church
Log Po
Vernal
Victory Day Observance urged by President Truman
August 14 named Victory Day was painted out as a legal federal holiday. President Truman called upon the nation to observe the day as a solemn commemoration of the sacrifices of men and women whose devotion made victory possible. He urged a day of prayer and resolve to advance justice freedom peace and international good will with undiminished efforts.
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Truman
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