Uintah County opens new $350000 hospital to serve area
The new Uintah County hospital is now open, with staff moved from the old facility and patients already served. It received a formal inauguration and includes space for an isolation ward for acute polio cases. Local doctors helped plan and now advise on procedures, with Vernal seen as a potential regional medical center.
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Uintah County Hospital
National Polio Foundation
Utah
Colorado
Vernal
Ain't What We Was Benediction Sparks Optimism
Dr Abram S Sachar, Brandeis University president, recounts a benediction by a Black attendee at an interracial conference. The prayer quotes a line from his grandfather: Lord, we ain't what we oughta be, and Lord, we ain't what we're gonna be. But, Lord, we's thankful that we ain't what we was. The piece praises the prayer’s depth and its universal applicability to progress and change.
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Brltant
Brandeis University
Abram S. Sachar
United Nations
Zions Herald
Boston
Building Permits Issued For New Homes And Additions
City records show recent building permits issued for new homes and additions. Notable items include a residence at 210 South East to Leonard Perry, an addition to Ida Oaksey First North, office space for camp court to CG Le Simmons on West Main, a dwelling for Orvel Hullinger on Third West, an addition to Seven-Eleven Market on Fifth West to E W Belcher, and remodeling for Art L Paulson.
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Vernal City Coun
Leonard Perry
Ida Oaksey
Camp Court
CG. le
Silver Prosperity Across Colorado And Nevada
Silver production in Colorado and Nevada, states in the United States, has proven highly productive, fueling mining activity and economic activity in these western regions. Local communities and industries have benefited from continued mineral wealth and related development. The emphasis remains on historic mining regions and ongoing extraction.
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Colorado
Nevada
United States
Senate considers oleo bill amid power cut debates
In Washington the Senate faces early action on the oleomargarine tax repeal as part of a broader week of congressional focus. A behind the scenes fight over a state appropriations committee cut slashes about 16 million dollars from transmission line programs, affecting the Southwestern Power Administration and California projects. Private power lobbyists push terms for government dam power sales, while critics warn of shifts toward private pricing. In atomic energy news, a high level briefing on bomb secrets follows a secretive meeting of officials. Farm groups split over the Atlantic pact with the American Farm Bureau backing participation and the National Farmers Union opposing, while the National Grange remains silent.
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Senate
House
State Appropriations Committee
Southwestern Power Administration
California
Kerr-Anaconda
Montana
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Cabinet
State Department
Britain
Canada
Senate Committee
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
David Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
National Grange
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Tridell Family News and Local Travels Report
Tridell Mrs George W Bartlet and family travel to Idaho where Wallace has work. Harvey and Gillis families visit relatives and attend events. Women’s softball teams play at Whiterocks and Vernal. marriages and trips noted among local residents including Kitchen and Chamberlain families.
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James Harvey
Claud Wallace
Idaho
Mr. Wallace
Merwin Gillis
Salt Lake City
Gillis
Zona Harveys
Whiterocks
J. L. Kitchen
Lea Machile
Don Chamberlain
Cedar Valley
Norman Kitchen
Prove
Moetyln Kitchen
Logan
Davis Ward
Ball Park
Vernal
Farrell Simmons
Orem
Sim
Senator Lucas Defends Prosperous Depression Claim
In a remark on employment and farming hardship, Senator Lucas quips about the era as the most prosperous depression, noting 658,000.0009 people employed in industry and 30,000,000 farmers with money to spend. He questions the label of a depression and argues conditions are paradoxically favorable.
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Lucas
Randlett Social Notes and Local Games Report
Randlett residents including Nanna Jarman and Wanda Moore visit Salt Lake City while Bert Harris and Etta McMullin host guests. Alfred Harris and family travel from Salt Lake City. Coleen Robins and family visit Randlett. Tridesmen softball loses to Glines ward nine in Tr id dell with further games versus Davis ward in Vernal. La Rae McKee undergoes medical care in Salt Lake City. Duane McKee and Forrest Goodrich accompany.
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Alfred Harris
Salt Lake City
Bert Harris
Etta McMullin
Chester McMullin
Randlett
Coleen Robins
Randle
Wanda Moore
Wayne Morrill
Tridesmen
Church League
Glines Ward
Tridell
Davis Ward
Vernal
Glines
Duane McKee
la Rae
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Unger Inn
Teiare
George W. Bartlet
Randlett Nanna Jarman
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