National Foundation expands to broader health role
The March of Dimes renames as The National Foundation and expands from polio to a wide health program. It will pursue medical research, patient care, and professional education, targeting arthritis birth defects and other disorders while continuing polio efforts and vaccination advocacy.
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Distressing Utah Liquor Tobacco Report Highlights 1957
The Utah Foundation's 1957 report shows overall discouraging liquor and cigarette trends, with beer salon use down 2 percent but cigarette packs reaching 623 million. Hard liquor sales hit a new high of 619,000 gallons, while tobacco and alcohol expenditures totaled 45.4 million dollars, underscoring health and family costs.
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The Population Boom and What It Means for America
The piece argues for a rising U S population driven by birth rates and immigration, predicting 200 million by 1970 and rapid demand growth. It notes births every 21 seconds, immigrants every two minutes, and a need to expand industry, homes, and farms to feed and house the growing nation.
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Fall Planting Of Grain Shows Excellent Yields
Farmers should plant grain this fall on irrigated land to secure higher yields with less summer water. Fall sown grain matures earlier, uses spring rains efficiently, and crowds out weeds. Choose Brewer wheat or Alpine barley, prepare seed beds, plant 60 to 90 pounds per acre in early September, ensure moisture, and apply 40 to 60 pounds of available nitrogen per acre to boost yields.
Sales Manager Moves to Denver In Airlines Post
Dex D Aiger, longtime Frontier Airlines district sales manager for Vernal Utah, is transferred to Denver Colorado to assume new duties. He has served Frontier across Utah and Wyoming territories including Vernal Salt Lake City Rawlins Rock Springs and Laramie. Aiger previously worked in the Salt Lake City terminal and as district sales manager. He is a former Provo resident and World War II US Navy veteran. Replacement will be announced in September.
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Vernal Express Front Page Selection Highlighted
The Vernal Express earned a front page lineup in the July Front Page of the Month contest for Utah weekly papers. The award, chosen by BYU journalism students and staff, praised the paper's reproduction quality and well counted headlines.
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Former Mandlett Man Completes Combat Basic
Private Albert Narhey Bon of Mandlett recently completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Carson Colorado. He is a 1954 Union High School graduate and earned the Harrison R. Merrill front page award in 1954 from the BYU Journalism Department for the best weekly.
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