Surveying of Road Still Progressing Near Dinosaur NM
The Bureau of Public Roads crews survey a six mile Kaighway stretch at Harpers Corner in Dinosaur National Monument Dive Mt. The project aims for spring 1953 construction with Dick Stack of Denver as engineer assisted by Eugene Durbin Wayne Folkman Nelson Weeks and Clyde Rodeback. Low bid contenders Morrison and Knudson of Salt Lake. One foot snow noted at the site.
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Jensen
Bureau of Public Roads
Harpers Corner
Dive
Dick Stack
Denver
Eugene Durbin
Wayne Folkman
Cedar City
Nelson Weeks
Clyde Rodeback
Vernal
Morrison
Knudson
Salt Lake
Stack
Weeks
Savings Bonds Become Ideal Christmas Gift Tradition
The Treasury is ready for Christmas shoppers with four new streamlined Savings Bond series and a new gift envelope for smaller E bonds. Chair N. J. Meagher Jr. notes envelopes are free through banks and issuing agents, bearing the slogan The Gift that Keeps on Giving and inscription spaces To From A Gift Today for Bright Tomorrow. Sayings Bonds suit gifts from birth through graduation and weddings.
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Treasury Department
N. J. Meagher, Jr
Uintal County Savings Bonds
State Office
Savings Bonds Division
Banka
Meagher
UP&L Volunteers Light Utah Christmas Streets
UP&L provides free electricity for holiday lighting in Utah Idaho and Wyoming towns. About 50 000 lamps illuminate city streets and parks from Dec 1 to Jan 1 with wires supplied for connections. Last year 246000 kWh lit 49000 bulbs in 105 communities, including central and southeastern Utah.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Newell Stephens
Up&il
Southern Division
Stephens
Estalieg
Up&l
Present With a Future Celebrations Highlight Gifts
Anniversaries and year end perks feature prominently as Christmas bonuses and performance awards highlight gifts that carry lasting value. Companies emphasize incentives that reward achievement while signaling ongoing support and appreciation for staff.
Mask Club Organized at Uintah High School Vernal
A newly formed educational Mask Club at Uintah High School in Vernal recognizes outstanding contributors to school speech activities. Members receive a mask for achievement. officers include Ryan Dudley as president and Kaye Kenney as secretary.
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Uintah I
Clu
Marion Weist
Annetta Batty
Diane Busch
Bily McCarrell
Kaye Kenney
Ryan Dudley
Wiley Pope
Joseph ‘Ust
Uintah High School
Geral Wilde
Brigham ‘Young University
Ife
Theta Alpha Phi
Wilda
Emperors New Clothes
Tom Sawyer
Mask Club
Sharon Fietkau
March of Dimes Meeting In Uintah Duchesne Area
A March of Dimes meeting luncheon for Uintah and Duchesne counties was held Saturday at 2:30 pm in Roosevelt High School agriculture building. Attended by Joey Petersen and officials Sherman P. Lloyd and Mrs G Evans, the event showed the film Survival is Not Enough. The gathering aimed to acquaint workers, inform them on the campaign, share ideas, and meet state officials.
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Joey Petersen
March of Dimes
Uintah County
Dimes
Uintah
Duchesne
Roosevelt Je
Sherman P. Lloyd
G. Evans
State Women's
Educational TV Proves Popular in Intermountain Region
A national survey by the Educational Television and Radio Center shows 12 million Americans now watch educational TV regularly, a sign KUED in Utah may gain strong viewership when it begins broadcasting in January. The figure excludes viewers on commercial channels and reflects early inter mountain area trends.
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Utah
KUED
Educational Television and Radio Center
Ann Arbor
Intermountain
No Boys Allowed by Ashley Valley Jr High Cast Named
Ashley Valley Jr High plans an exchange assembly with Uintah High featuring a student council rehearsed play. Cast chosen by faculty includes Connie Thomas, Rita, Laura Searle, Jane, Kathleen Jolley, Victoria, and others.
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Ashley Valley
Jr. High
Uintah High School
Odile
Miss Shaffer
Lee
Connie Thomas
Rita
Laura Searle
Jane
Kathleen Jolley
Victoria
Cherryl Eaton
Edwina
Susan Sowards
Belinda
Maureen Eaton
Nada
Rosaine Anderson
Patsy
Gloria Wardell
Mrs. Dane
Marsha Ox
Fred
Hardid Rust
LeRoy
Roy
Keith
Terry Tullis
Arvey
Dale Johnson
Orlan
Brent Nacking
Midnight
Bruce Carroll
Survey Links TV Ownership to Card Playing Habits
The Playing Card Association finds that households with television sets play cards more often than those without. The survey highlights stronger leisure activity among TV owners and suggests television access influences social gaming habits.
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The
Playing Card Association
Educational broadcasters shift from mass to selective audiences
Dr. Ryland Crary of ETRC released an audience survey noting KUED and educational broadcasters aim at selective viewers rather than steady, broad audiences. He cites parity programs for farmers and painting series for art lovers as examples of targeted viewing.
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KUED
Imay Tune
Ryland Crary
ETRC
Stock Market Outlook and Eisenhower’s Illness Echo in Babson Parlor
A Babson Park reader reflects on the mood in business and stocks as Eisenhower’s illness looms. The note cites the Dow Jones Industrial Average around 442 to 435, with a later figure near 446. It warns of volatility, expects no crisis but a gradual lag, and discusses political outlooks including coalition hopes, Khrushchev risks, and Nixon as a potential future rival. The writer foresees Congress opening soon and Eisenhower’s possible timing for resignation, aiming for stabilization and national unity.
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Babson Parl
Mass
Eisenhower
Tfhan
Tom
Howver
Europe
Washington
Khrushchev
Nixon
Republicana
Pd- Ventage
Congress
Thera la More
Tess
Uisenhower
Ile
Personnally
Yaikerly
West Point
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