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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1953
Page
7
A fragmented news note discusses the Voice of America as a model for public broadcasting. It mentions former figures and references a wartime context, urging caution about road safety and long highway travel. It notes the Mississippi River system ships 50 million tons of coal to markets each year.
Mrs J Haslem receives a degree from Colorado A and M College. Jack Haslem plans to teach in Granda, Colorado this fall after attending the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Ed Ainge of Provo visited Jensen on their way to Denver. Harl Stewart and daughter Hennie of Salt Lake City visited to bring his mother Mrs Set Stewart and grandson Nickelson. Arnie Murray and Asa Johnston traveled to Whiterocks for a service ages end Bon Lyle recently brought home.
A scrambled, damaged clipping mentions injuries from a wreck involving Mildred Weyer and son Ronny of Chicago, travel plans to Salt Lake City and Niagara Falls, and a mass meeting at Maeser. It includes a sermon outline on the armor of God from Ephesians, discussing spiritual warfare, abstaining from meat offered to idols, and a speculative question about distilled beverages.
With only seven percent of the world population the United States produces about half of the world’s industrial products, underscoring its dominant role in global manufacturing and manufacturing capacity.
The article states that over 300 coal mines operate in Pennsylvania with about 1,700 producing bituminous coal. Illinois production is mentioned as largely from surface mines at a rate of slightly over 30 percent. In Ketchikan, Alaska, total rainfall accumulates to 124s feet, not occurring all at once.
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