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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1948
Page
4
A columnist reflects on decades of observing American women who sacrifice and support families while men advance. The piece highlights mothers and wives who fund, educate, work, defend, and nurture homes, noting partnerships in marriage and public duty, with brief local mentions of hospital stays and home nursing.
Ballard Elien Bracken visits relatives, a Las Angeles pair stay with Pearl Jenkins, and Peter Anderson reunion at Moon Lake. Sunday school officers meet at Arvin Bellow’s home. Several citizens travel to Salt Lake City and Nebraska for family and church activities. Funeral of E D Gleaton in Roosevelt noted.
Utah will issue 1049 automobile plates with no slogan and no extra lettering to save costs. Plates will use a black on white color scheme, with the state name beneath the numerals, instead of a vertical layout. Color choices and paint costs influenced the decision. Warner announced plates will be identical to this year’s design for economy.
The United States hosts about a quarter of all known volcanoes, highlighting the nation’s significant volcanic landscape and geologic activity. Expert notes emphasize regional hotspots and monitoring needs amid ongoing research and risk assessment.
The Stake Board of the MIA led a Sunday conference at the Tabernacle with Alvin Weeks presiding. The program featured the Golden Gleaners after their initiation at the Gleaner Gala. Various speakers and musical numbers followed including Nelson Calder and a boys quartet, ending with the benediction by Beatrice Stringhard.
Surgeon General Thomas Parran warns that the United States will confront a deficit of thirty thousand ninety physicians by 1960. The forecast highlights a looming shortage in medical workforce across the nation.
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