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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1958

Page

6

Babson’s View on Prosperity And Disarmament Policy

A fragmentary statement argues prosperity requires unselfishness, efficiency, and honesty, criticizing new Congress plans. It discusses education, disarmament, and economic policy, noting risks if mismanaged. The speaker warns that without fundamentals, efforts to restore prosperity may fail and that disarmament questions will shape future generations.

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Red Wash families move and local gatherings noted

The MacLean family relocates to Red Wash from Lalfabra Calf with Carol and children Douglas Tizzabeth and Tontine while Whitney family heads to Anchorage Alaska. A Stedman budget meeting sets plans for next year as locals share visits and church services, with bishops and ward events cited among neighbors in Walssburg.

Haya Whitries MacLean Lalfabra Calf Carol Douglas Tizzabeth Tontine Eel Nme Mes Bob Ott Paul Guilllorys Jim Sinclaira Ira Chat Chatterton Red Wash Vers Nal Corol MacLean Don Wardle Wardie Bessie Batly Wealfsburg Wardle Alfred Ford Reed Fords Elmo Ford Reed Ford Walssburg Ward Bisty

Ward family transfers and visits span multiple towns

Ward and the Lewis Vincents moved from New Castle Wyoming to Bowbills North Dakota. Dover Punches visited Denver this weekend with Marie and Michael. They plan to stay briefly with the Wess Punches and then settle in Vernal. Phillip Murray and Max McLean from Vernal visited Lea Matere, while Jim McKnight and Cuillery were home from school. The remark notes a household pattern quoted by Carl Elistam.

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Public grazing land cuts threaten livestock in West

A speaker denounces federal grazing cuts and conservation campaigns, arguing they threaten ranching livelihoods in Utah and surrounding states. He cites Forest Service reductions on the Cache National Forest, political lobbying by conservation groups, and calls for mult iuse management to balance grazing with recreation and resource use.

America United States Congress National Parks System Harry Dexter White Russia Tme United Conservation Fund Council of Conservationists David Brower The Sierra Club Charles i. Stoddard Resources of the Future Pred M Packard Natonal Parks Association Charles I Brannan Loho Park Colorado River American Forestry Association J. Reuben Clark Cattlemen of Utah Wsera National Foresta of United States Forest Service Forest Service Cache National ‘Forest Idaho Cache National Forest Logan Canyon Waygatch Benson Logan Maine Washington Caribou National Forest

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