Utah Forms Traffic Safety Council in Salt Lake City
A Utah Traffic Safety Organization formed in Salt Lake City will oversee a statewide traffic control program. The council includes five officers and an executive committee to direct legislation enforcement engineering education and training with annual and quarterly meetings and a public awareness campaign to promote orderly driving.
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Criver
Bel G
Henry I Blood
Salt Lake
Pyovers
Marvin
Allir
Thos Isley
Alter Hay
Utah
Satety Council
The
Express
Jurkle Dames
Funeral Rites for B. P. Kelly Held on Friday
Funeral services were conducted Friday for B. P. Kelly with a Native delegation of pallbearers from the OO OF Lodge No. 24 and a large church attendance. Speakers included Rev James W Haliwot and Amarimbaphone Teachifable, with floral tributes and an invocation by Charles Collen. Burial followed at Le Teck Pot cemetery.
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Welly
Prem Uilaasy Trust
John Jorgensen
Gack Newell
Whlace Calder
Glen Bam
Jere Clirk Newall
Kernard & Noble Aid
Cihe
Fit Stagg
Dag T
Beautiful Land
Charles IT
Collen Yuenl
Crace
W A Banks
JF Chapiian
Barbira Banks
James W Haliwot
Bof
Calder
Harold Kelly
Pda
Melba Lattit
Salt
Raynond
City of den
Picture Show Building Project Planned in Uintah County
A $30,000 Picture Show building is to be erected with work starting soon. The new facility will adjoin other structures and provide enhanced spaces, including exhibition areas and air cooling. Opening is scheduled after completion. local officials and Miss Skidmore will supervise Uintah and neighboring county schools during the term. Miss Joy Winward transfers to Iron County.
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Aba
Nyerservehool
Skidmore
Uintah
Ran
Joy Winward
Iron County
Alter to Stage Manager at East High. Pasadena Playhouse Veteran
In $132 Mr Alter served as stage manager at East High School directing all productions this year. He has spent two years as Pasadena Playhouse art director and costume designer. He coached Paradis Elartition and assisted on Dian and Horseshoe. A versatile figure, he also worked with Victor Jory at the Pasadena Playhouse and plans to return this fall to direct in the Latratory theater.
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Alter
The
East High School
Pasadena Playhouse
Assistat
Paradis
Dian
Horseshoe Shige Kleiger
Jadielal
Coirt
Utah
Altaty
Aytaim
Vieter Jory
Deimles
Payhouse
Latratory Theater
Ant Wil Enteaver
Leniis
Victor Jory
Porte
Former Vernal Publisher Buys Wasatch Wave at Heber City
John A Willis of Vernal and brother of Wm B Wallis purchases the Wasatch Wave weekly at Heber City. Willis has edited the Paris Idaho Post for two decades and will partner with his brother Aubry Hart Wallis of Los Angeles in the paper’s operations.
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Vernal
Wasatch
Heber City
John A Willis
Wm B Wallis
Wasatch Wave
Wal Iis
Paris Idaho
Aury Fotert H Wallis
Los Angeles
Calit al
Heber
Uintah Basin Broadcast Highlights Local ESL Event
An English as a Second Language program event in Salt Lake was reported with speakers and participants from Uintah Basin. Harvey Le and Helen Wiscombe were noted among attendees with students and judges including Lola Nash and Harold FV.
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Uintah Basin
Salt Lake
Pew
Pilin West
Harvey le
Helen
Wiscombe
Lola Nash
Ernal Junior
Cy Yer
Commereee
Harold FV
Ige Jr
Charles B
Bincham Vernalena
Charles Bingham
Francis MceKink
You
Drouth Relief Plan Formed For Utah Counties
A state and federal relief framework for 11 Utah drouth counties was set up at the Capitol. Gov Blood presided with Welfare Board Chair D W Parratt and officials from the S SA and PSA. The plan designates the state welfare board as coordinating body for 12 agencies and aims to report farm needs while arranging loans or grants for livestock and farm needs.
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Drouth
Utah
Capitol
Henry H Blood
State Welfare Committee
RW Woylenberg
San Francisco
The
Security Administration
Howard Law Farm Management
Ethel O Greates
Logan
PSA
D W Parratt
Thairman
Welfare Board
Hollenberg
FLSA
Law
Fair Grounds to Be Illuminated At Cost of 300
The Fair Grounds plan to install lighting at 18 KW with four 35 foot poles and 1500 watt globes, raising costs from 180 to 410 and with donated funds reaching 500. Coach Frank W Wright led fundraising with Clark Newell aiding. The setup enables evening recreation and later baseball, with temporary poles for the Vernal Rodeo and permanent 55 foot poles afterward.
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Frank W Wright
Wright
Allo
Clark Newell
Sister of Mra Clark Newell To Entertain at UBIC
Sister of Mrs Clark Newell to entertain at UBIC this year. Miss Kiowa to perform dances and social duties as partner to Albert Schulk and ATH Tord prior to her appearance with Mrs Clark Newell.
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Mra Clark Newell
UBIC
UBTG
Kiowa
Mitara
Opf
Croe
Brats
Ris Palmer
Astidert Ff
Albert Schulk
Ath Tord
UBL
Clark B
Mewell
Princess Margaret Rose to wear pearls for ninth birthday
Princess Margaret Rose, daughter of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, will celebrate her ninth birthday by adding to her graduating string of pearls. The king intends a perfect matched pearl necklace by age 18 and has promised a diamond clasp.
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Frincess
Margaret Rose
Mountain States Telephone Exhibit to Open at UBIC
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraphy Company plans a long distance exposition at UBIC in Indian Pair August 23 24 and 25. Fort Duchesne will be the first Utah venue showing exhibits including a voice mirror and oscillograph demos plus ten other displays related to telephony and long distance communication across Wyoming Colorado Utah Montana Idaho Arizona New Mexico and El Paso Texas.
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New York City
Insat Trancisco
Ulaly Basin
Mountay States Telephone and Telegraphy Company
UBIC
Fort Duchesne
Mountain States
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Idah
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Street Parade Sets Opening for Vernal Rodeo
The Vernal Rodeo begins with a mile long street parade on Aug 25 ushering in Ashley Valley Rodeo Days. Floats from local businesses and organizations compete for prizes while store windows and attire are Rodeo themed. Reserved parking and grandstand seating are arranged at the Fair Grounds. A Rodeo queen contest is planned and Ashton Bros provide PA system. The three day event opens Sept 7 at the Fair Grounds with rodeo events and horse racing.
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Bank of Vernal Directors
Ashley Valley
Grant H Calder
Alvin E Weeks
Fair Grounds
Ashton Bros
Palr
Educational Tour Planned to Ashley Forest
Uintah county planning board and natural resources committee schedule an August 23 inspection trip to Ashley National Forest to demonstrate farm use of timber for fences sheds barns and other buildings. The excursion aims to teach farmers about available forest resources and proper handling, with training from rangers and timber experts.
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Uintah County
Natural Resources Committee
Ashley National Forest
Wallace Calder Hhairman
County Planning Board
Amty
Vernal Laundry to Open September First in Utah
Work began this week on a Vernal laundry building north of the Utah Motor Co. Equipment costs about 310000 and the plant will be ready for business shortly after September 1. The Fashion Cleaners will operate with the laundry under George P Rath and Mrs Miller. Daily deliveries will use two trucks to Basin centers with plans to reach eastern Utah and northwestern Colorado. About ten people will be employed. a new storefront and 42 by 60 foot structure are planned under A V Lewis supervision.
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Utah Motor Company
George P Rath
A|ce
Glenn H Miller
Roth
Miller
Salt Lake
Utah
Colorado
Fum
A V Lews
Rev Hailwood Assigned To Vernal Congregational Church
Reverend Hailwood begins ministry at Vernal Congregational Church on August 1, praised as a long serving African citizen with decades of service in the United States and various fraternal and civic groups. The report notes education in Hartley Vic, ordination year, and leadership within local churches and communities.
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Hailwood
Vernal Congregational Church
Janus W Hailwood
Liverpool
Bnng
Hallwood
Hartley Victorn College
Maya Milell
Pythian Oddfellows
Fostett
Mrinister
Indian Fair Program Attracts Big Crowd In Basin Area
The program lists speakers from the University of Utah and state officials including Governor Blood, Congressman Murdock, and state directors. Events span Thursday through Friday with lectures on land use, soil conservation, water storage, and a band concert. An AmRADian pageant caps the program with music by the Uintah Indian school band and choir.
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General Assembly
Ae Noneens
George Thomas
University of Utah P
David Gourley
Gourley
Ethelyn Greaves
Henry H Bloodon
Jim Atwing
William H. King
T. Bonnin
Utd Tribad
William Patera
Usac Extension Service
Peat l
George Stow
Art
U & Forest Service
Ealt Lake Orpheus Club
Albert J Southwick
Abe Murdock
Ann Reymond
O & Soil Conservation Service
TEL Humpreys
Uinish
Utah County Board Backs Basin Project Support
Utah County commissioners decided to contribute funds to the Colorado River-Great Basin Water Users Association to further the Basin project. Chairman Sylvan Wark announced the support despite no direct levy being approved.
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Utah County Board
Provo
Colorado River Grent Basin
Utah County
City Moves to Curb Peddlers and Solicitors
City Council plans an ordinance to curb peddling and soliciting by non-resident firms. A $30,000 show building was permitted for Thos Karren and Francis Felteh. Utah Power & Light outlined a new white way lighting plan to end midnight lighting and cut two thirds of lights.
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Thos Karren
Francis Felteh
Plas
Itys
J C Anderson
Utah Power & Light Company
BD Moffat Jr
Clyde Clark
Provo Sales Superintendeent
Power Company
Cailigs
Vernal Express Moves Into New Building Under Construction
Vernal Express moves to a new building north of the New Torr Brothers structure, a four brick story with basement for furnace and stake. The white California stucco exterior features two French windows and door, part of Ashton Bros. Federal Housing Act projects supervised by George Johnston.
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Vernal Express
Lota
Utah
Rtory Snark
Tte
Urder
the Express
Torr Brothers
Stake
California
Ashton Bros
George Johnsturt
Low Ral
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Pasadena
Janine
Othere
B. P. Kelly
Etic
Herrta
Amerin
Ana Pha
Borat
New York
United States
Wien
Gdb
Bob Wien
Ashley Forest
Monon
Ayiston
Joyce Palmer
Jas W Hailwood
Wainess
Ft. Duchesne
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