Dudleys and Pickups Return From California Trip
Local paragraphs recount Harold and Velma Dudley returning with family from San Fernando via Bryce and Zion canyons. Several visits and outings noted among Randlett area residents including Jarman, Jensen, Turner, Chandler, and Brough families. A hospital operation for Sadie Peay and various visits from Portland, Salt Lake City, Provo, and Southern California are recorded alongside routine social calls and a mission president visit.
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Harold Dudley
LaRue Pickup
Velma
San Fernando
Thay
Bryce and
Zion’s
Sheldon Lewis
J. F. Jensen
Sadie Peay
Uintah Basin Hospital
Relief Society
Roosevelt
Bishop
Franklin L. Jarman
Ada Pickup
Louisla Brough
Lula Dudley
Viola Jensen
Richard Jensen
Vernal
E. Jensen
Blake
John Boyd
Ida Reid
Beverly Richardson
Provo
Virgil Jensen
Salt Lake City
Ralph Taylor
Eurgery
J P. Stevens
George Wall
Portland
Ore
Nanna Jarman
Ray Barney
Gwen
J. E. Jensen
Filbert Chandler
San Francisco
Calif
Edgar Jensen
Boye
Jensen
Ivy Chandler
Famly
Lapoint
Harland Turner
Anne Turner
Chandler
Gilbert Brough
Myron Brough
Uinta Canyon
James Bacon
Indian Mission
William Stevens
Southern
Vacatio Stoker Modern Fire Fuel Handling Claims
The report describes a modern coal stoker system feeding coal directly into the furnace, with the operator ramming the bin to push fuel and removing sashes without careful attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacatio
Johnson denies synthetic fibers surpass wool claim
Utah wool growers laugh this weekend as Economic Stabilization Director Erle Johnston denies ever saying synthetic fibers are better than wool or would replace wool like nylon did silk. The dispute centers on loans up to a half billion dollars and tax write offs for plants and research, with Sen. O Mahoney confirming no government loans or amortization certificates are planned and no program to promote synthetic fiber industry.
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Utah
Erle Johnston
Deseret News
Mr. Johnston
Charles E. Wilson
James A. Hooper
Utah Wool Growers Association
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Johnston
O'Mahoney
Is Department
Newlyweds Duvalls Return From Minnesota Trip
Naples residents Mr. and Mrs. DeMar Duvall and Mrs. James Duvall completed a Rochester Minnesota trip to escort Mrs. Duvall’s mother Mrs. Paul Mattson to her home. En route they visited Kansas relatives including Mrs. James Campbell, formerly Marie Manwaring, now near her husband at Ft. Riley with the National Guard. Cedar Valley couple Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Harris were guests at Bert Karren’s home. Mrs. Weldon Allred and family of Craig Cole spent a few days visiting. Ashel Evans and Vere Wilson were mentioned among locals in attendance.
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DeMar Duvall
James Duvall
Enday
Rochester
Minnesota
Cloyd Harris
Cedar Valley
Bert Karren
Weldon Allred
Craig
Cole
Ashel Evans
Vere Wilson
Paul Ingram
Nephi
Los Angeles
Ingram
Glen Reynolds
Linus Openshaw
Joy
Ward Openshaw
Santaquin
Draper
Salt Lake City
Ralph Dunn
Ben Richards
Hugh Richens
Jerome Goodrich
Ray Gee
Glenn Openshaw
Provo
Mable Merrell
Carma
Merrell
Joan Karren
Oy Dale Openshaw
Eula Southam
Irvin Haws
Northern
California
Margie Burke
Jr. Gleanereader
Alta Duvall
Mia
Heat Weather Advice From Utah Expert Warns Of Exhaustion
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service specialist Vaughan Gordon warns that hot weather and high external heat can cause sun stroke or heat exhaustion. Symptoms differ: dry skin for stroke, cold clammy skin for exhaustion. Advice includes cooling the hot patient, warming the cold, avoiding overexertion, limiting sun exposure, wearing light porous clothing, increasing salt intake, drinking water often, eating nutritious food, and getting sleep.
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Vaughan Gordon
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service
Condi Ton
Gordon
Overwintering Onions Need Planting Now
Dr Milton Anderson of Utah State Agricultural College Extension advises planting San Joaquin onions for overwintering between August 4 and 10. Planting now yields bulbs next fall. seeding too early or late reduces bulb quality and overwintering success. Anderson urges Utah residents to take advantage of this winter crop window.
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San Joaquin
Milton Anderson
Utah State Agricultural College Extension
Anderson
OPS Cancels Livestock Slaughter Quotas
The Office of Price Stabilization cancels livestock slaughter quota provisions effective August 1, 1951, while keeping registration requirements for slaughterers. Utah OPS Director Delbert M. Draper notes the change aligns with the 1951 Defense Production Act Amendments and preserves stamping and record-keeping duties to prevent fly-by-night operators.
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Office of Price Stabiization
Progar
Delbert M. Draper
Utah
Draper
Color and walls boost factory efficiency
A factory head reports that painting walls in restful colors lowered worker tension and raised production efficiency from 48 percent to 60 percent, signaling color choice as a factor in performance.
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Randlett
Dudleys
Vidle Jensen
Natory
Job
Dey Sroith
Dan Larsen
Besinese Callege
Thousdhde
LDS Business College
LDS Business Colliers
North Main
Jerry Rickerson, Jr
USN
Armed Forces
Johnson
Naples
Ada Ovenshaw
Spanish Fork
Maysay
Mercury
Bec
Showalter
East Main
OPS
Ltah Power & Light Company
Socal
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