Lt Lambert Receives Outstanding Instructor of the Year Trophy
Lt D C Lambert, attached to the Naval Air Basic Training Command at NAAS Corry Field Pensacola, wins Outstanding Instructor of the Year for methods that motivate students and ensure safe, precise instruction. He has 3100 flight hours with an accident-free record and recently logged 132 student check flights.
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D G Lambert
Naval Air Basic Training Command
Naas Corry Field
Pensacola
Florida
G A Lambert
North Vernal Ave
Capt Jacoby
Lt. Lambert
Lambert
Pensacola Lions Club
Naval Air Basic Training
Lions Club
San Carlos Hotel
Corry
Navy
Vf- 18
VF-75
Whiting Field
Duchesne County Population Drops in 1956 Census
Duchesne County shows a population decline from 6,134 in 1950 to 7,045 in 1956 per the annual school census directed by Clifton C. Michelson. The Utah Commission on Industrial and Employment Planning requests a complete count this year, listing 1956 and 1950 figures for communities including Duchesne, Myton, Roosevelt, Tabiona, and others.
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Duchesne County
Clifton C. Michelson
Utah
Commission On Industrial and Employment Planning By
Altonah
Arcadia
Bluebell
Boneta
Bridgeland
Duchesne
Fruitland
Hanna
Harper
Loka
Mt. Emmons
Mountain Home
Montwel
Myton
Neola
Roosevelt
Strawberry
Tabiona
Talmage
Utahu
Opalco
Medal citations and wartime service details for Lt. Lamberts
Lt. Lamberts accrued approximately 1300 hours of instructional flight time and earned multiple medals including the United Nations, National Defense, American Defense, World War II Victory, Ching Theatre, and Korean Theatre medals. Born in Roosevelt Utah in 1922, he moved to Washington at 17, graduating from Utah High School and the University of Washington.
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Lamberts
Roosevelt
Utah
State of
Washington
Uintah High School
University of Washington
March of Dimes Plans 1957 Campaign Meet
The March of Dimes county committee met at the Hotel Vernal to review campaign plans for 1957. Joey F Peterson chaired, with Lorin Merkley in charge of publicity and gift drives, and William C Wilson directing coin collectors. Several events include advance talks, January 1 to 4 fund drive, Blue Crutch Day January 5, and the 7th Annual Variety Show January 25 and 26 at Uintah High.
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Munday
Sidney Noble
Dean Qundell
Jack Wallis
Uintah High School
Derell King
Kiwantanas
Irene Ross
Claude Bruce
Umtah County
March House
Tor House
Lynne King
Isobel Batty
Joy McDaniels
Duchesne Weeklies Merge to Form Uintah Basin Standard
Duchesne County will merge its two weekly papers The Uintah Basin Record and The Roosevelt Standard effective January 1. The Roosevelt Standard began in 1909 as The Uintah Standard, renamed in 1914, while The Uintah Basin Record traced back to The Duchesne Record in 1909. The two titles came under joint ownership in 1945 under Cilford and Irene Fretwell.
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Roosevelt Standard
Duchesne County
Uintah Basin Record
Uintah Basin
Roosevelt
Uintah Standard
Ciliford
Irene Fretwell
George and
Violet Har
Steel industry plans 18 million ton capacity expansion
The Uintah Basin Record notes Ed Rich reports steel industry planning for an 18 million ton capacity expansion over the next three years. The Roosevelt Standard plant, printing both papers since 1940s, is involved. Mr and Mrs Memmett bought the papers in fall 1950. the first edition under the new banner debuts January 2.
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Steel Industry
Babson on Doctors Dentists and Lawyers in Babson Park
Babson returns from Florida and laments the slow way of getting eye care noting months-long wait for optometrist appointments and repeated parking hunts. He argues for streamlined service with one call to complete the transaction and questions the need for advance eye tests before service.
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Florida
Advance Appointments Unnecessary In Summer Frustration
The narrator recounts repeated delays for ear and blood pressure checks, noting a week’s wait for each appointment. A doctor suspects low blood pressure but sends the patient to a local clinic without taking a reading, delaying care. The piece complains of irrational scheduling and cites other services, like manicures, as easier to obtain.
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D.C. Lambert
D, G, Lambert
Lennox Ies Tag Allen Heating CO
West Main
March of Dimes Committee
Mallmark Cards
Elisabeth
Douglas Logan
London University
Abe
Duchesne Weeklies
Theda Murray
Vernal
Uintah County
Uiitah
Bob Groom
Pba
Veer
W, Wal
Babson
Babson Park, Mass
Structo
Aleg
Firestone
Milt
Moses Mart