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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1959
Page
23
A reflective piece links Christmas meaning to the President’s Far East tour. It highlights the global spirit of peace and goodwill, the administration’s health and cheerful demeanor, and the broader message of Christ’s birth inspiring joy and a longing for peace.
Bells mark a season of joy and unity but also warn of tragedy from traffic accidents. Local law enforcement urges careful driving and patience for the safety of everyone during the holidays.
A CARE drive urges readers to send meals and funds to help hungry children in Asia Europe the Middle East and Latin America. Donors mail dollars to CARE Hunger Crusade 660 What Avenue New York 16 NY with meals and milk donated from the United States to destitute refugees orphans and disaster victims.
Elders recall an era without commercial trimmings while families prepare for a simple holiday. The piece suggests homemade decorations as a memory and offers a craft activity using cookies cutters to create ornaments, with each member decorating a different piece and colors, felt, and buttons adding detail.
The author argues investors should focus on traffic conditions, parking and road control when building homes. City centers require revival with proper traffic regulation, and Chambers of Commerce Boards of Trade and merchants should prioritize transportation and parking to prepare for ongoing urban changes.
Barson Pak outlines tests for choosing city sites to buy land for a supermarket, apartments, or investment. He warns growth, taxes, water, and school and community character matter,While prosperity grows, mobility and urban planning lag, risking crowded streets, bankruptcy in transit, and shifting demand toward suburbs as auto-driven road expansions reshape city life.
The article argues that cities should study traffic problems and hire traffic engineers to restore city prestige. It notes newspapers push for solutions to avoid urban slums, highlights water quality improvements, and urges zoning, parks, forests, and conservation. It compares U.S. and Japan living and transport standards while suggesting higher taxes could be accepted for better services.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a patient claiming to eat grapes all day and a psychiatrist reassuring that many people eat grapes. The odd exchange hints at a casual therapeutic moment with no medical condition stated.
A panel of editors from across the country forecast farming in the United States twenty years hence. They note past shifts since 1939 include one third fewer people on farms, production per worker more than doubling, and rapid mechanization transforming agriculture.
Editors predicted automation would replace much labor on farms by 1980 with electric machinery handling soil work planting fertilizing and weed control. They forecast higher yields per acre from dwarf corn and small grains and larger farm incomes as fewer but bigger family farms dominate the sector.
Editors forecast a shift toward large investments in land equipment and buildings for mid sized farms, with capital needs possibly exceeding $200,000. They anticipate professional training and marketing focus, a loss of the traditional farmer’s public image, and farm homes differing from city dwellings offering peace and quiet.
Patient recovering asks the doctor why the blinds are drawn. The doctor replies there is a fire near the street to prevent waking the patient and thinking the operation failed.
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