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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
5
An argument contrasts cynics who doubt defense cuts with Nation's Business view that easing Cold War pressures could lift consumer spending, plant investment, income, and labor force size. It warns of tax hikes and later regrets if high taxes persist, stressing no peace scare justifies delaying gains.
A critical look argues the Van Doren case exposes a decay in moral fiber among Americans. It cites Morgenthau and other writers as wrongly praising him while noting his false statements and $129,000 gained under false pretenses, contrasted with professed moral standards.
Vernal residents Carol Led Davis and Mezel Machadd travel with Hazel Mathado to Hawaii to join her husband Tony in the Army. A forthcoming marriage between Nodney Slack and Katherine Elis Klemens of Norton, Kansas is noted for December 28. Local highlights mention former Rangely High School graduate Slater and community visitors Mr and Mrs Burd Mueller and John Mueller, plus Mr and Mrs Henry Bween ley at a school play.
A newspaper Dear Amy column addresses thrifty Christmas spending, family finances, and marital strain. Readers ask about saving for children, divorce and custody, and personal tips. Advice covers maintaining interest, communication, and seeking proper legal guidance.
Babson argues young people should learn the required knowhow before owning a venture and cautions against rushed moves. He cites inflation taxes and the lure of job security, urging training, studying markets, and gaining experience in similar operations. He promotes small business as a national asset and notes federal help and recent tax relief for entrepreneurs.
The Department of the Interior ordered a suspension of all public land sales and transactions by the Bureau of Land Management for at least 60 days. Acting Secretary Liner F Hennett said the move follows a House Government Operations Committee study request on land appraisals.
The note urges those starting or buying businesses to utilize government assistance and advises writing to Mr Ernest Gaunt at 1633 Poe Ave Orlando Florida, highlighting his role as a pioneer in this movement.
Director Weazley said the Lureau would continue other work while withholding approval on pending cases in response to Representative Moad’s request. Departmental sources say it is not known whether specific findings or recommendations will be available at the end of the suspension period.
The sewing club met Thursday at the home of Carolin Bowen with afternoon and evening sessions. Secret pals were revealed and new names drawn for the coming year. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Day of Hayden and Earl Gadd family.
A fragmentary note records a rural dialect exchange about a mule named Empt Masted and a belt. The speaker describes the animal’s frequent kicking behavior and a reference to a place they recently occupied.
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