Field House Visitation Grows at Utah Dinosaur Land
Travel in 1958 to 1960 shows rising Utah Field House attendance with 14 582 in 1958, 89 483 in 1959, and 114 529 in 1960. Growth credited to Dinosaur Land advertising, Wasatch Front weekend travel, and state museum fame, plus improved Dinosaur National Monument facilities and Ashley National Forest use.
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Utah Field House of Natural History
State Museum
Dinosaur Visitor Center
BUCIL
Dinosaur Land Advertising, Inc. Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Uintah County Commissioners
Utah Tourist and Publicity Council
Dinah
Dinosaur Land
Wasatch Front
Utah
Wasatch Front Cite
Dinosaur National Monument
Ashley National Forest
Framing Gorge
Cener
Utah State Park and Recreation Commission Museum
Commission
All-American Turkey Holiday Dinner Plan
A lively holiday feast featuring two medium turkeys with ample white meat, four drumsticks, and two wishbones. Includes spiced pear halves, sparkling fruit mold, mashed potatoes with greens, and crispy relishes. A Cranberry Sterling dressing uses fresh cranberries, raisins, sugar, lemon rind, bread cubes, and giblet broth for a festive centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnoweh
Xmas Trees Cut on Regional National Forests
More than 60 000 Christmas trees are cut annually on Intermountain Region national forests to meet local demand. Main species include white fir Engelmann spruce alpine fir Douglas fir lodgepole pine and pinon pine. All cutting is planned to protect growing space favor desirable species and prevent erosion. Trees sold must be tagged before removal.
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Joel L. Frykman
Timber Management Division
Regions
Christmas tree access limited to timber stand areas
Trees for personal use were obtained free of charge but this practice is no longer permissible except in rare cases. Trees may be given away only in areas designated for timber stand improvement. Any individual seeking to obtain a Christmas tree for personal use from these areas should note the restricted policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Holanda
Oil shale prospects and policy amid Cold War fears
The piece notes potential oil shale reserves in Utah Colorado and Wyoming center on the Green River formation with estimates over 1.15 trillion barrels and U S Forest Service permit rules for development. It discusses oil supply reliability concerns during international crises and mentions wartime interest in shale deposits alongside regulatory and tree harvesting notes.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ameriea
Utah
Colorado
US Bureau of Mines
Green River
Wyoming
Urgent need for petroleum in oil shale era
The Vernal Express notes 1944 Congressional Synthetic Liquid Fuel Act spurred cost and processing studies on shale. Union Oil, owning 5000 acres, has halted efforts to commercialize shale oil, doubting crude production from conventional pools soon. The paper cites a national emergency as the only current hope, suggesting a new tech approach like interpromotoral explosions to bypass mining and retorting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Oil Company of California
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G. E. Untermann
Fieldhouse
Pfc. Monaison
Germany
Mannheim
ANZNC
Morrison
Army
Fort Riley
Kaw
Fort Ord
Calif
Soldier
Uintah High School
State Park Commission
Utah State Park & Recreation Commission
Salt Lake City
Board of County Commissioners
Anthropology Department
University of Utah
Chicago
Ier
Pope’s Store
Mark, Ella, Lettre and
O Rete
Moly
Valley Stokermatic Filmer
Chivers
Pendleton
Rtewa
Anges
Hi-Land Dairy
Ashton Bros. CO
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