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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1949
Page
6
The writer warns that corner seats at basketball games pose a serious risk of fatal injury and urges immediate action by school officials before a death or severe harm occurs. The piece condemns delayed recognition of dangerous seating.
The piece argues language proficiency is essential and blames schools, parents, and war for poor writing and speaking. It urges greater emphasis on spelling, grammar, penmanship, and speech in schools, at home, and in church, noting older generations excelled in language use.
Mrs Alma Preece reports Ashley and Jennie Peterson visiting Salt Lake City to see husbands employed there. Mrs N G Sowards notes her son Shirley Sowards married January 22 at Green River City. Lizzie Long announces a new son born February 2 to Mr and Mrs Harry Stuber, Salt Lake City, with Stuber remembered as Sylvia Long. Milton Searle attended the REA convention at Mt Emmons. Mrs Wm Powell traveled to Los Angeles to visit her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Anthony Trello and new baby. Walter Anderson improves after illness. Mr and Mrs Herbert Clark of Duchesne welcomed a baby girl February 6 at EsSin hospital. Mrs Clark was formerly Varda Richens. A genealogy meeting was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ronald Preece with Mrs Otis Weeks in attendance.
Gerald Arrowsmith traveled to Salt Lake City for medical care recently, seeking treatment and monitoring by specialists. The visit reflects ongoing health concerns and possible follow up appointments planned with local facilities.
Mrs Earl Gadd of Branch Colo visited her daughters Mrs Lawrence Lee and Mrs Alfred Christensen last Wednesday. Donnal Metda Rasmussen and Jack Jenkins of Provo attended the funeral services for Ferris Harrison in Provo. Mr and Mrs Frank Jenkins Jr visited with Mr and Mrs James Glistrap at Fort Duchesne Sunday. Mrs Annie Davis of Gusher visited her daughter Mrs David Jenkins during the week. A surprise party was given for David Jenkins on his birthday February 2 by his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Jenkins. The evening featured games and a plate luncheon with many relatives present.
Delegates at a postwar wheat conference confront a shift to cheaper prices as Argentina and Soviet Russia join the talks while U.S. farmers face lower price prospects and possible government subsidies. Meanwhile ex-senators and ex-congressmen increasingly work as lobbyists for oil, gas, and industrial interests, raising concerns over floor privileges and conflicts of interest in Washington.
Dublin with about five hundred thousand residents sits on Eijre's east coast, a seventy mile railway ride from Holyhead, Wales. Cork, Ireland's second city, near the southern tip, numbers around seventy five thousand inhabitants.
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