Farmers Face Policy Clash As Congress Debates Prices
The article discusses looming farm price pressures for 1956 with expected modest income declines, possible higher prices, and a push by Democrats in Congress to expand supports and acreage beyond current 18 200 000. It notes risks to farm incomes and anticipated benefits to agricultural areas amid supply and market considerations. It also highlights Utahs Vernal museums and a Dinosaur National Monument exhibit as regional cultural notes.
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Congress
Whiterocks Mia Holiday Party and Thanksgiving News
Whiterocks Mia hosted a Thanksgiving party on Tuesday featuring a talent show program and square dancing. A ten cent plate sale supported a large group of youths. The report covers visits, Sunday School, family gatherings, and relatives traveling for Thanksgiving across Neola Roosevelt Long Beach Feoria Tooele and Gioastela with various local families joining in celebrations.
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Madeens Omun
Mia
Roberta Crozier
Neola
Wm. Crowder
Bind
Elbert Smith
Crapo
Burgess
Stake Hoard
Bur ‘Gess
Jesson
Willa Crozier
John Larson
Francis
George Welkup
Georgia
Feoria
Colo
Leland Moosman
Eldon Anderton
Tooele
Colvin
Marinius Christensen
Farm Creek
Ensen and Gety
Dee Christenen
Gioastela
Paul
Theron
Virgil
TRIDELL Hosts D Morrills Testimonial Before Australian Mission
A farewell testimonial and dance were held for Mr and Mrs Dellis Morrill ahead of their two year mission to Australia. Attendees included friends and family from Cedar City to Tulelake, with multiple extended families and visiting BYU students offering well wishes and gifts.
Utah tourism seen as multi million dollar gold mine
The 1954 Utah tourist survey by the University of Utah Bureau highlights longer stays and higher spend by visitors, with total Utah expenditures projected over 380 000 00 this year. California visitors dominate Zion National Park, while fireworks of promotion attract many. Areas for improvement include dining, air conditioning, resorts, roadside parks, signage, and local knowledge of attractions. The report emphasizes tourism as a key Utah asset and urges continued development.
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Utah
Bureau of Economic and Business Research
University of Utah
Zion National Park
Willam Arthur Hansess
University
Utah Parks Co
California
Idaho
Colorado
Union Pacific
National Parks and Monuments
Cinerama Pictures of Utah Union Padfe
Tabernacle Choir
Great Salt Lake
Trioone
Sid Pace Home From Hospital
Sid Pace was moved home Saturday from the County hospital. The Charley Alfred family visited in Salt Lake City, ri ki Jr. and Mrs. George Long of Bonanza visited during Thanksgiving with Mrs. Della Cook and the Port Longs. David Rasmussen of the U of U accompanied by Twila Nielsen of Salt Lake City, visited Thanksgiving with his parents. The Win Neals of Mountain Home, Idaho, visited Friday with Mrs. Beatrice Harrison and family. The Orvil Allred family of Mani came on Saturday to bring his mother, Edith Allred, who had been visiting the past week. Howard Harrison left Friday for Oklahoma on a short job. Mr and Mrs. Herb Clark of Ely, Nevada, spent Thanksgiving at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. C. Richens. Mr and Mr John Starkey returned to Denver Sunday after visiting through Thanksgiving.
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Brigham Young University
Love Goodrich
Lloyd
Stenley Murpill
Velma Mouseman
Dellin Morrill
Allysion
H LeRoy Morril
Glenn Wahlquist
Cedar City
Norwood Hardy
Norwood Hardy and Family, Vernal
Norma Angus
Logan
Lawrence Merrill
Shardon Moran
Kent
Max Merrill
Ogden
Ralph Merrill
Tuleloke
Calif
Laren
Shardon Merrill
Duane McKee
Dells Merrill
Don Simons
Farrel Simmons
Mortan Harvey
Salt Lake City
Forrest Good
Tich
Ball
McKee
Tridell Ward
Isola Haslem
Thelma McKee
Doris Morrill
Valery Morrill
Edna Simmons
YWMIA
Ruth Goodiich
Lena McKee
Iren MceKee
Martha Marril
Lela
Reed McConkle
Ruth Wintertons
Roosevelt
Russel Gingell
Myron
John Harvey
Finliday
Velma
Dorks
Saulh Lake City
Roth
Price
Gale Rasmusson
Duchesne
Gale
Phyllis Oberhansley
Doris Mortin
Hoyd
Wellington
Sid Pace
Charley Alfred
Idaho
Beatrice Harrison
Orvil Allred
Mani
Edith Allred
Howard Harrison
Oklahoma
Herb Clark
Ely
Nevada
C. Richens
John Starkey
Denver
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Local Notices in Ward
A rush of Thanksgiving visits features Alma Preece and sister, Dellis Morrill, with W. Powell and others. Nearby, Anthony Trello of Visalia joins the Preece family in Salt Lake City travel and local gatherings include piano solos by Edna Caldwell, BYU Clifton Merkley, and Norman Haslem. A ward program for Doris Morrill includes vocal and instrumental numbers. forty guests attend a dessert luncheon before Morrill departs for Salt Lake City mission training.
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Alma Preece
Dellis Morrill
Anthony Trello
Visalia
Calif
W. 5
Powell
Bishop
Alvin Gardiner
Denver
Ivan Batty
Salt Lake City
Floyd Halls
Sacrament Meeting
C. L. Ri
Vene Collett
Edna Caldwell
Clifton Merkley
BYU
Norman Haslem
York
Jenny Haslem
Edith Allred
Davil Allred
Manti
Claud
Charley Allred
Ward House
Doris Morrill
Carol Rae Brady
May
Jean Beck
Carma Weeks
Ora Foy Wardle
Wallace Anderson
Morrill
Mission Horfie
Keith Fielding
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