Business leaders urged to join police in crime fight
Fred W. Johnson of American Stores argues that crime can be curtailed only if business leadership collaborates aggressively with law enforcement for the common good. He notes 92 holdups at gunpoint, 84 convictions, 750 years in prison terms, two life sentences, and 22 gangs liquidated, amid a nationwide crime wave highlighted by juvenile violence.
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Fred W. Johnson
American Stores
Philadelphia
Johnson
J. Edgar Hoover
Ind
National Electrical Week Highlights Edison Legacy And Electric Power
National Electrical Week runs February 10 to 16, honoring Thomas Edison’s birthday and outlining the broad impact of electricity. The article praises Edison’s contributions from lighting darkness to enabling modern comforts, industry growth, and improved living standards while noting the power industry’s public responsibility and stable pricing for essential service.
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Thomas Wdison
Thomas Edison
Edison
Tere
Electric Nelt
Hla
U, S. Press
Shirley Smith Returns Home From Hospital
Shirley Smith returns home after a week in hospital. The Davis area notes visitors include George Johnson and the Gordon Smuth family. A new daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs John Abptanalp, joining sisters Dinne and Alice.
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Davis
Shirley Smith
Jamie Watkins Jrs
Allan Wiking
Bonita
Georger Southams
Tainity
Mall
Fon Winward
Rea Watkins
Calvin Jorgensen Sustained as New Bishop in Randlett
In a ward conference held Sunday afternoon, Calvin Jorgensen was sustained as the new bishop of the Randlett Ward. Ezra J Nixon released Bishop G B Stoddard and his counselors, with Jorgensen and Mariner McMullin named as the new counselors. La Rue Pickup and Ervin Young appointed as counselors, and several local church members attended the ceremony and related activities.
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Viola Jensen
Ray Barney
Hazel Wardle
Oliver Jorgensen
Donna
LaRue Pickup
Ezra J Nixon
G B Stoddard
Calvin Jorgensen
Mariner McMullin
Ervin Young
Nixon
Norton Shelton
Duane
Roosevelt
J EX Jensen
Albert Daniels
Bonnie
Stake
Victory Park
LaVern Wall
Salt Lake City
Carol Timothy
Henry Wall
Duane Wall
Vernal
Hannah H Harris
Stanley Nebeker
James Homerom
Mutual of
Merlene Marabell
Irene Jensen
Ralph ‘Tatlor
Danes
Gandra Brough
Paulette
Renee Chandler
Velma Pickup
Reading
Diane Taylor
Velma
Pauline Pickup
Shirley Pickup
J. B
Jensen
Irene
Jolyce
Willem T. Chandler
Stake Sunday School Board
Rulon G Skinner
Chamber Discusses New Book Cliffs Monument Roads
Uintah and Grand County officials met with National Park Service and state road commissions to plan an approach road to Dinosaur National Monument. A report from the Bureau of Public Roads said the Book Cliffs route from Vernal north to Blue Mountain would not be more costly than current improvements. In Vernal, unemployment spiked from 75 to 91 percent in one week as local effort to promote tourism grew under Dinosaur Advertising, Inc.
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Dinosaur National Monument
National Park Service
Utah
Colorado
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Len Bennett
Conrad L Wirth
Utah State Road Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Monument
Artesia
Blue Mountain
Vernal Employment Office
Clayton Simmons
Salt Lake
Municipal Officers
Uintah
Grand Counties
Vernal
Moab
Uintah County
Orville Swain
Grant Southam
Leon Christensen
Grand County
Crescent Junction
Eisenhower Omits Labor Reform Proposals in Message
Washington reports that President Eisenhower’s labor legislation message omits several urged reforms. Lawmakers wanted antitrust action against unions, free speech parity for employers, secret strike ballots, control of union political activity, and an end to compulsory unionism under the Taft Hartley Act.
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Wasitington
Eisenhower
Me Messary
Con
Arena
Congress
Attorney General
National Committee
Lisenhower
Jon
Former KVEL Man Asks Air Licence For Glen Canyon
James C Wallentine, founder of KKVEL now in Logan, applied for an air licence to operate a Manolo Glen Canyon radio station. He laments missing a Las Vegas second station opportunity, noting Kanab’s potential and Hoover Dam’s impact.
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KVEL
Glen'Canyon
KKVEL
James C. Wallentine
Logan
Vornal
Wallentine
Dinnerhorn Wood Stores
Vallentine
Las Vegas
Kanab
Hoover Dam
Federal preemption clash stirs labor reform debate
Critics argue recent Supreme Court rulings undermine states rights and human rights by letting federal law void state measures. They decry Eisenhower advisors shaping a pro union agenda and question why labor recommendations were first sent to the AFL CIO rather than Congress.
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Iens Beard
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Congress
Capitol
McClellan Committee
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Congres
AFL
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