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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
10
The text warns that peace talks echo Versailles with great powers seeking influence and secret wartime deals hindering trust. Dr Evatt and Byrnes face fears of being sold out by big powers, while the world must abandon balance of power rhetoric for a one world, just peace that ensures security without recourse to arms.
Maeser Edna C Raines Correspondent and Miss Helen Fay Thomas have returned to Golden Colorado after a three week stay at the home of Mrs. Marion Allen. Mrs. Ella Stringham and son Thad return from Moses Lake Washington after two months visiting the Richens family. Helen Allen goes to Salt Lake City for a four week visit with friends and relatives. Mark W Stringham of Logan visits his mother Mrs. Ella Stringham. Ezra Allen and son Roy return from Craig after visiting Mr. Jen. John Ashby and family of Murray visit here. Cleo Bascom is welcomed home after two years in the armed forces.
Miss Eula Hatch of Salt Lake City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lorin Hatch and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Melvin James of Speeess and Caro line Place with two sons stayed with Mrs Eva Stringham. Lola Christensen attended a convention in Logan. Collett family hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Adrian Raines. Mrs Bertha Richards stepped down as Maeser Primary president after five years. new president Mrs Louisa Haling with counselor Mrs Afton Fullmer and second counselor Mrs Margaret Caldwell. Betty Calton expected to return in two weeks. Roy Oake and sons visited Smith Wilbur Oaks family. Singing Deacons provided music for Sunday services under Gerald Caldwell with Mrs Caldwell assisting. First song was Latter-Day Barn t Boy. Cleo Bascom commented on relief from armed forces. concluir speaker was Wallace Johnson.
A wartime measure announces reductions in civilian payroll and army numbers with plans to detail the proportional adjustments next week. Officials say equal treatment and proportional cuts will guide the workforce restructuring.
National capitol debates on war contract renegotiations and price controls continue amid President Truman era pressures. Lawmakers seek fair costs, with ongoing questions on price rollbacks, subsidies, and market forces while production expands at key sites and investigations reveal cost overruns and misdirected funds.
Ulaten county farmers learn that FSA services will transfer to the new Farmers Home Administration, created with Farm Credit Administration and other agencies. The secretary was given 90 days to shift crop and loan programs, with FSA ceasing as an entity while work proceeds under the new agency in largely the same manner.
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