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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1964

Page

5

New Year Prospects For Vernal Utah In 1965

The Vert Express notes continued tourism and mining growth with Dinosaur National Monument and Steinaker projects attracting visitors and business. Vernal’s Main Street shines for its size, oil and gas exploration brings new families and well locations, and multi million dollar construction is planned including churches and recreational buildings as 1965 begins. The community thanks readers and advertisers for support.

Steinaker Dinosaur National Monument Vernal

Jock and Woman Discuss Excitement and Winter Plans

A man and woman discuss hopeful news and the plan to move to Flats Ida for the winter after the husband experiences a breakdown. The exchange conveys optimism despite hardship and frames upcoming travel as a turning point.

Jock Flatsida

Man seeks four shrinks for Dolored Nasser delusion

A man visited four psychiatrists believing he was Dolored Nasser. The head shrinker told him the belief was not serious. The man retorted that he was Jewish, challenging the remark.

Nasser

Selective inflations and historic booms repeated in market cycles

Babson Path Massachusetts reflects on selective inflations from Tulip mania to Mississippi Scheme and South Sea Bubble. It traces U S stock market booms, railroad notes, bank notes, and mortgages bought by investors, noting eventual collapses. warns to avoid margin speculation and keep securities safe during storms.

Holland France South Sea United States U. S Baltimore Philadelphia New York New New England Europe England J. P. Morgan & Co U.S

Tactless Politician Wins Nomination Amid Personal Jabs

A candid political moment reveals a tactless politician congratulating themselves on a party nomination while navigating a tense domestic moment. The dialogue hints at strained personal relations and public bravado as the candidate basks in victory.

NPS appoints Carlock E. Johnson to Isle Royale position

Carlock E. Johnson of Dutch John 24 is named Superintendent of Isle Royale National Park succeeding Henry G. Schmidt who moved to Fire Island National Seashore. Johnson, a 20 year federal employee, will relocate from Flaming Gorge NP in Wyoming to Isle Royale with Michigan duties beginning around January 1965. He is a Fossil Oregon native, Oregon State College forest management graduate, married with two daughters Janice and Loretta. He will base at Ho ughton Michigan winter headquarters.

National Park Service George Th. Hartyog Carlock E. Johnson Isle Royale National Park Henry G. Schmidt Fire Island National Seashore Long Eseland New York Isle Royale Lake Superior Michigan Johnson Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area Wyoming Utah Carlsbad Caverns National Park New Mexico Kings Canyon Ad Sequoia National Parks California Crater Lake Natinsgl Park Oregon Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolna Tennessee Vie Fossill Oregon State College Corvallis FBI Janice Northwestern University Loretta University of Town Carlock Helem Johnson Houghton, Michigan Isle Royale Park

Gas mask reveal sparks conversation at night

A young man asks Harold if anything looks different, gets several guesses about dress, hair, makeup, and finally reveals he is wearing a gas mask, prompting surprise and laughter in the exchange.

Embroidery Club and Local Notices Highlight Ashley Ward

Miss Sybil Woodard hosted the Embroidery Club with a pleasant afternoon program. Lynne Ashton has served 24 terms as district court clerk, with 220 divorces granted. A new Orpheus picture starts Monday for two weeks. A daughter was born to Mrs. Thomas Mall. Charlie Davis suffers a blood poisoning from a finger scratch. Emma Allen becomes Acorn clerk, replacing Mrs. Fern Carter. Ashley Ward Chapel house warming drew a large crowd. A Green River drought relief project yielded 353277.17 La crop at 8877.78 for fuel and seed. Vernal Uintah Christmas tree brightened the season. 25 workers at Newton Brothers saddle factory. Willow Creek schoolhouse progresses. Mr. Shawl added two men on Dec 11. plastering began Dec 12. A free dance Friday at the amusement hall honors Andrew Vernon’s school board election.

Sybil Woodard Young Ladies Embroidery Club Lynne Ashton District Court Orpheus Thomas Mall Macser Dee Charlie Davis Emma Allen The Acorn Virginia Karren Fern Carter Drouth Green River Vernal Uintah Avenues Newton Brothers South America Willow Creek Shawl Andrew Vernon

Major medical advances from Utah in 1904

Executive secretary of the Utah State Medical Association cites key gains in 1904 including a year with no poliomyelitis cases, a mass immunization drive with 5000 volunteers, the completion of the University of Utah medical school preparing for 1965 opening, and the Utah Medical Foundation established to fund future medical emergencies.

Utah Marold Bowman Utah State Medical Association Department of Public Health University of Utah Medical School Utah Medical Foundation

Medicine and Religion program shines in Salt Lake

The article lauds the American Medical Association's Medicine and Religion program for uniting spirit and science, citing the Salt Lake Tabernacle presentation as a landmark. It notes Utah's football season with no fatalities and mentions national safety statistics.

American Medical Association Om Jiere Salt Lake Tabernacle Utah Naty

Advancements in Medicine Stir Hopes for Cures in 1464

Mr. Bowman notes rising expectations in 1464 for new medical cures including Toukerals hepatitis and cancer, signaling optimism in early modern medicine despite limited evidence.

Bowman

Excuse Judge Questioned Defense After Truck Incident

The judge pressed the offender about driving over a man with a loaded truck. The accused replied, I thought he was dead. The exchange highlights the contentious courtroom moment and the suspect’s claim of mistaken belief.

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