Safe Driving Day Aims to Curb Traffic Deaths Nationwide
Highway Patrol announces Safe Driving Day to curb traffic deaths, with a 4 hour daylight and night window. Sgt Sammy Hatch urges careful, safe behavior and promises possible warnings and pamphlets for violators. Traffic patrols intensify until December 11 with a national death tally.
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Sammy Hatch
Highway Patrol
Eisenhower
Hatch
Reed
Utah
Rancher Severely Injured by Shying Horse at Dry Fork
At Dry Fork rancher Dean Sessions suffered a broken leg early last week when a horse he was driving from one corral to another bolted and struck a loose board causing a pole to hit his knee. A doctor set the leg in a full cast and estimated a two week recovery.
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Dry Fork
Dean Sessions
Stake Conference to Open Saturday with J Longden
The Alaiah Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will host its quarterly conference at the Stake Center Saturday evening starting 6 30 with Elder John Longden visiting from Salt Lake City. A priesthood meeting for male members and their wives follows at 8 p m, with general sessions Sunday at 9 30 a m and 2 p m in the Tabernacle.
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Alaiah Stake Conference
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
John Longden
Council of the Twelve Apostles of the Church
Salt Lake T
Tabernacle
Cheney Family Thanksgiving Trip to Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs J A Cheney traveled to Salt Lake City for Thanksgiving. Joining them for dinner were Mrs Cheney's sister Blanche Lewis their daughter Miss Jeanne Cheney and their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Lew Cheney both of Salt Lake. The feed notes a leg removal and a February 1 timeline unclear in context.
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J. A. Cheney
Salt Lake City
Cheney
Blanche Lewis
Jeanne Cheney
Lew Cheney
Salt Lake
Lloyd A. Clement
Mr. Clement
Oris Clement
Jaycees Sponsor Glass Backboards for New VHS Gym
Vernal Jaycees lead a service project to equip the new high school nasium with culite glass backboards for basketball season. The Jaycee sports committee organized tournaments to raise funds, starting last August with fat ball matches between the famed teams.
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Vernal Jaycees
Uintah High School
Bert Carroll
Carl McDaniel
Jayces
Mack Helm
Jack Boren
Jaycee Sports Committee
Thanksgiving Interdenominational Service in Vernal
About 250 worshippers joined ministers from Vernal churches in an interdenominational Thanksgiving service at Ashley Valley Junior High School Monom. The Rev James E Aiken urged gratitude for blessings, while Pres Jesse A Haws of the LDS Uintah Stake Presidency cited Abraham Lincoln as a humility example. Attenders donated three bushel baskets of food for Christmas baskets for the needy. Vernal Kiwanis thanked church leaders and participants.
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Vernal
Monom
Ashley Valley
James E Aiken
The
Baptist Church
Jesse A. Haws
Uintah Stake
LDS Church
Abraham Lincoln
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Postmaster Notes Deadline Dates For Xmas Mailing
Postmaster F. G. Slough reminds deadlines for Christmas mail. Out of state by December 12, out of county by December 15, and local by December 18. Tie cards in bundles, separate outgoing from local mail, and face slips are available at the post. Lost keys incur a 50 cent charge. refunds end December 31.
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F. G. Slough
Out of State
Slough
Slaugh
Two Car Crash at Highway 40 Intersection Draws Citations
A two car accident at Highway 40 and airport road occurred Tuesday at 12 30 a m involving Jack Thomas Crawford 41 Vernal drunk driver and Celea Simper 20 Vernal telephone operator. The Cranford car a 1643 Hudson sedan attempted a left turn while the Simper car a 1955 Pontiac sedan passed Braking distance was 126 feet and damages listed as 7500 on the Cranford and 10000 on the Simper. Crawford received a citation for improper left turn and Simper for improper passing.
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Highway 40
Airport Road
Jack
Thomas Crawford
Vernal
Celea Simper
Cranford
Cranford Auto
Simper
Crawford
Mack Helm
Tremendous Tourist Influx Forecast As New Dinosaur Road Looms
A Utah highway to Dinosaur National Monument would give public access to the heart of the canyon country officials say. The two lane road from Highway 40 to Harpers Corner would spur economic activity and bring thousands more visitors to the area.
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Dinosaur Road
Utah
Dinosaur National Monument
Canyon
The
Interin
Douglas McKay
Washington
Jess H. Lombard
Monument
Lombard
Highway 40
Harpers Corner
Zion
Bryce
Ula
Alfred Knopf
National Park Advisory Board
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Public
Steamboat Rock
County leaders to meet for yearly extension program
Homemakers and 4 H club members will feature demonstrations at a public meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the courthouse auditorium. County agents report progress on county programs and a special guest Marden Broadbent from the extension service will attend.
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Courtrom
Liam F. Farnsworth
Publc
Marden Broadbent
USAC
Local Couples Welcome Five Newborns in Late November
Congratulations to families listed: Mr and Mrs Raymond Lang welcome a boy on November 22. Mr and Mrs Stephen Malnar greet a boy on November 23. Mr and Mrs Richard Karten announce a girl on November 23. Mr and Mrs William Roberts have a girl on November 28. Mr and Mrs Donald Bascom welcome a boy on November 30.
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Raymond Lang
Stephen Malnar
Richard Karten
William Roberts
Donald Bascom
Teenage Robbery Suspects Arrested After Trading Loot for Tires
In Artesta Colorado Salt Lake City police, with FBI, detained David Arthur Brown 27 Loretta Gilkey 17 and Robert Killough 19 all of Wichita Kansas after a robbery at Claude Hall ranch 15 miles west of Craig. Tracks led to a tire trade at Club 40 Artesa service station. the girl is a runaway and a youth had jumped bond in Wichita for counterfeiting.
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Artesta
Colo
David Arthur Brown
Loretta Jean Gilkey
Robert Lowell Killough
Wichita
Kansas
Salt Lake City
FBI
Claude Hall Ranch
Roller
Craig
Former Superintendent Heads Speak at Uintah High Dedication
Two former Uintah School District superintendents join State Superintendent E Allen Bateman as featured speakers for Uintah High School's dedication program. The ceremony includes music by the school band and orchestra, a color posting, pledge, prayers, and addresses by Dr Noble and Dr West.
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E. Alien Bateman
Uintah High
Max G. Abbott
LG. Noble
Utah State Agricultural College
H. Grant West
Denver
Colo
Uintah
A. Don Batty
Board of Education
Ae Tts
Vernal National Guard
Trev
Richard E. Lundberg
Harold M. Lundell
Harold L. Randlesbach
Peter DeRose
Kursts
W. Russel Todd
Glen F. Quard
Lumber Spills After Car and Trailer Out of Control
A 1953 Chevrolet sedan driven by Carl G. Youngberg, 73, and a two wheel trailer loaded with lumber overturned three miles east of Vernal. The trailer whipped during a curve, sending lumber across the highway and down a bank through a fence. Estimated damages totaled $325 with $300 to the vehicle and $25 to the fence. No citations were issued.
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Vernal
Carl G. Youngberg
Engineering Contract on Gilsonite Plant Let to New York Firm
Engineering and design of a 13 million dollar cabbing unit for the American Gilsonite Co. coke-refiner plant at Fruita Colorado was awarded to PetroCarb Corp of New York City. The project includes a gilsonite pipeline from Bonanza Utah and mine improvements with completion targeted for November 1 1956. Gilsonite mining will use water jet pressure and be conveyed by water to the plant.
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American Gilsonite Co
Fruita
Colo
PetroCarb Corp
New York City
EF. Goodner
Salt Lake City
Bonanza
Utah
Frulta
John Baker
American Gilsonite
Colorado
Wevter
Prospects for Colorado River project rise with Utah talk
George D. Clyde reclamation expert and Utah group chairman told Vernal Chamber of Commerce board of directors that prospects for the Colorado River development measure are improving. He outlined that Vernal should become a dispatching center for power projects on the river and noted Eisenhower's continued support. Clyde said the bill’s fate hinges on Congress reconvening and favored amending in committees rather than introducing a new bill. Revenue from power projects would finance construction over more than 25 years and sustain the wider river development, including Glen Canyon and Flaming Gorge projects, with jobs beginning in the East.
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George D. Clyde
Utah Group
Clyde
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Clyde
House
Congress
Gome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harpers Corner
Colorado
Echo Park
Glen Canyon
River de San Juan
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