Dinosaur Offices Move To Quarry Site
The Dinosaur National Monument superintendent's office and administrative staff relocate from the Cooper Building in Vernal to the National Park Service Quarry Visitor Center seven miles north of Jensen. The move consolidates federal agency space and the new hours for offices are listed for the Quarry Visitor Center and Green River District 9.
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Dinosaur National Monument
Cooper
West Main
Vernal
National Park Service
Jensen
Celtharp
Green Ilver District 9
Big Horns Increase In Dinosaur Men't Population
Wiliam J. Bartmore, a wildlife graduate student at Utah State University, reports a two year study showing Big Horn sheep in Dinosaur National Monument rising from near extinction to about 150 by 1959. The herd now covers about 44 square miles in Lodore Canyon and grows roughly 10 percent yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinosaur National Monument
Wiliam J. Bartmore
Iry
Utah State University
Monument
Barmore
Colorado
Social Worker Whitney to Speak at Uintah Club Event
Mrs. Bithia Jane Whitney social worker and authority on American youth is slated to speak at the Uintah Knife and Fork Club Saturday January 5 at the Hotel Vernal at 7 30 p m. She will emphasize that the first step in understanding the child is to understand his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bithia Jane Whitney
Uintah Knife and Fork Club
Hotel Vernal
Utes Look Ahead to Am Fork and Lehi Games
Uintah high school basketball reports strong showings as the varsity teams prepare for away game at American Fork and home clash with Lehi. Last week Uintah trounced South Ridge 653 to 48 with Busch 14, Murray 11, Caldwell 10 leading scorers. JV beat Maplin’s varsity 51 to 94. Saturday Judge Memorial edged Uintah in a tight 44 to 34 game on the Ute reservation. Murray led Uintah with 1 point, junior varsity won by about 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinlah
American Fork
Vernal Welcomes New Doctor Tarvey VanWieren
Vernal gains Dr Tarvey VanWieren a Penn graduate gynecology specialist who will start as a general practitioner then focus on his field. He is married with three children and moves his family to Meadow Park from Dragerton Utah. His office at 48 North Vernal Ave is redecorated for opening in early January.
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Vernal
Tarvey VanWieren
Vanwieren
University of Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
van Wieren
Wil
Meadow Park
Dragerton
Utah
North Vernal Ave
Mrs Graeva Adamson Visits Bie and Caldwell in Salt Lake
Mrs Graeva Adamson and her daughters visited Bie and Mrs Max Caldwell in Salt Lake City during the Christmas holiday.
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Graeva Adamson
Bie
Max Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Pioneer in youth guidance speaks on juvenile delinquency
A pioneer in the field of youth guidance addresses the community on the elimination of juvenile delinquency. The talk highlights prevention measures and the costs of mis-education to individuals and society, urging collective action and awareness of early intervention.
Whiterocks Hatchery Plans To Stock Flaming Gorge Lake
Max North announces Whiterocks Hatchery will stock two million rainbow fingerlings for the Flaming Gorge Reservoir in Utah. The eggs arrive in two shipments of 1.2 million, to be hatched and planted May to July 1963, with cooperation from Utah Wyoming and federal agencies. Alterations in schedules and pond use are planned to accommodate the load, with legal-size fish space limited. Nearby visitors and related residents are noted during the holiday season.
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Whiterocks
Utah
Flaming Gorge
Max North
North
Janely
Wyoming
Whiterocks Hatchery
Babson Forecasts Top Personal Income for 1963
Babson outlines a 1963 business forecast noting varied industry impacts, with defense centers peaking and steel cities strained but improving, expecting a mid year dip followed by a fourth quarter recovery and sustained high disposable income. He predicts government spending rising, inventories stable, and stock returns pressured with a Dow Jones drift lower but utility earnings rising in coming years.
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Pew Machinery
Roger
Trailer House and Truck Burn In Two Blazes
Ver nal Fire Department responded to two major calls in the past week a trailer house fire near Gateway Cafe and a pickup truck blaze on East 1st North. Investigators suspect Christmas tree fumes ignited by a heater while occupants were downtown. The trailer owned by Emily Nemnitz suffered heavy interior and exterior damage including furniture. A separate attic fire at Roy Showalter’s home at 308 East 1st North caused ceiling and roof damage. A pickup truck owned by Charles Bilbey at 100 East 544 South burned from a suspected carburetor issue with the vehicle badly damaged.
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Vernal Fire Department
Tlam
Gateway Cafe
Emily Nemnitz
East 1St
Roy Showalter
Charles Bilbey
Interest rates and market outlook amid regulatory constraints
The text discusses Federal Reserve influenced rates and the impact on common stocks, suggesting gradual price increases unless hampered by legislation or agency rules. It also notes a generally bearish view on railroad stocks and mentions potential war scenarios including Cuba and a global nuclear conflict.
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Federal Revenue Banks
Uuity
Cuba
Water Projects Eyed in Basin by Utah Board
Utah Water and Power Board in Salt Lake City approved 31 400 for four Irrigation projects and noted information on four others. Duchesne County had a project in each category. The board passed 12 000 for the Red Creek project. Hearings were held for Moon Lake project and Mancy is appropriated from the revolving fund to be repaid over a period. Hugh W Colton of Vernal serves on the board.
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Utah Water and Power Board
Salt Lake City
Duchesne County
Red Creek
Moon Lake
Mancy
Hugh W. Colton
Vernal
Christ mas Home Lighting Contest Winners Announced
Winners of the Vernal Jaycees Christmas home lighting contest were led by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Batly for best religious theme. Honorable mentions went to D. E. Casada O. J. Barnett and Bill Sweeney. Best home decor class 4 awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burke with honorable mentions to Martin Curtis Ercil Oaka and Craig Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uford delivered an outstanding novelty phone. Judges were Mrs. Harold Duke and Tom Grun.
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Vernal Jaycees
Paul Batly
D. E. Casada
O. J. Barnett
Bill Sweeney
Melvin Burke
Martin Curtis
Ercil Oaka
Craig Caldwell
Richard Ufford
Harold Duke
Hes
Tom Grun
Investment Shifts From Railroads To Oils And Electronics
The article argues for a transition from railroads to oil, chemicals, and electronics, noting a new era beyond rail transport. It warns that stock values could rise with disruptive events but fall again, urging cautious focus on sectors tied to energy and tech instead of rail stocks.
Winter Closes Down Recreation Project amid halts
National Park Service administrator Claude W McClain said three construction firms halted work until spring at the Lucerne Valley and Antelope Flat sites. Remaining work includes boat ramps, access roads, and water systems. contracted firms Hueman Brothers Springville Ralph Child Construction Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co. target completion by June 1, 1964, with facilities such as a coffee shop and lodge planned for the new reservoir areas.
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Flaming
Hueman Brothers, Inc
Sheridan, Wya
Wyoming Weighway
Antelope Fiat
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co
Lucerne Valley
Antelope Flat
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Cart Creek
U. S. Steel
American Bridge Division
Cart Creek Canyon
Greendale Junction
Top Erate
Dinosaur
Lodore Canyon
Can- Yong
Bartmore
Dry Fork
K&f Club
Whiterocks Fish Hatchery
Flaming Gorge Lake
Clarence Hor
Rocks
Arcadia
Tore Rocks
Elsie Bean Workman
DeNile Williams
Ted Williams
DeNile
Tangery
A. W. Perryman
Oklahoma
Pat O'Toole
Lonnie Roberts
Babson
Babson's
By Roger W. Babson
ROO Vernal
Vernal Lions Club
Orgardailion
U.S
Henry Schaclermeyer
Harold A. Gargent
Mairjin W. Gurnis
Glen C. Oldroyd
Alvin E. Weeks
E. Ray Cundick
Stan Sing
Winneyss
Plete
Ralph Child Construction Co
Springville
Bath Sit
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