Bishop Isaacson Thrills At Huge Conference Opening
A record crowd of 1579 filled the Tintah Atake tabernacle for the quarterly conference opening with Bishop Thorpe B. Tenaceon of the General Church Authorities in Salt Lake City present. Youth talks and prayers highlighted the session as Bishop Orion Jones urged youth support and Louise Roberts spoke on parental leadership.
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Tintah Atake Tabernacle
Thorpe B. Tenaceon
Salt Lake City
Glines Ward
Theda Murray
Garrett Case
Helen Hein
Dale Openshaw
Noriie White
Bob Opens
Pres
Archie Johnson
Johnson
God
David
Samuel
Nephi
Joseph Smith
Orion Jones
Vernal
Third Ward
Louise Roberts
FBI Agent To Speak At PTA Meeting In Salt Lake City
Public invited to attend the Fates sealer Association Four event at Dey Deas High School on Monday February 20 at 730 PM Speaker will be Mr Newman a Salt Lake City FBI head since 1938 with a long career including Detroit San Francisco St Louis and Denver assignments He will discuss child welfare and a Q A session is planned for attendees to pose questions.
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Fates Sealer Association
Dey Deas
Wington
D. C
FBI
Salt Lake City
Bureau
Utah
Nevada
Detroit
San Francisco
St. Louis
Denver
REA Holds Monday Mt Emmons Meeting on Telephones
REA met Monday at Mt Emmons to discuss telephone handling for members not on telephone lines. No decision was reached.
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REA
Mt. Emmons
Ladies Fossil Fund Committee Aims to Raise $500
Mrs Lilian Henderson chair of the Ladies Fossil Fund Committee announced plans to raise $500 toward the return of fossils. Groups including the Tadies Aid and Ladies Guild of the Congregational Church contributed $50, with Garden Club and Current Topics Club adding $25 each. The effort, aided by women’s organizations and church groups, seeks funds through sales and special projects to reach the goal within three weeks.
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Mra
Lilian Henderson
Ladies’ Fossil Fund Committee
Tadies Aid
Congregational Caurch
Fies
Womert Cepa Ae
Coon
Radio Equipment Arrives for Police Cars
Radio equipment for the Highway Patrol has arrived and is stored in city offices for the present. Plan calls for installation in highway patrol cars police cars and the sheriff's car. The program aims to improve coordination in law enforcement efforts.
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Highway Patrol
Ivice
Chapman Requests Echo Park Dam Key to Colorado River Plan
Twenty County committee led by B. H. Stringham pressed for Echo Park to be the largest power reservoir, urging the Interior Secretary to favor dam construction. Messages warned Echo Park ties to Colorado and Utah development, highlighting a growing market and the central role of Echo net dam in river schemes.
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Chapman
Colorado
Colorado River
Utah
Tha Twenty
B. H. Stringham
Echo Park
Dlote
Heva Cock Bosone
U Bae Sy
Dinosaur National Monument
BFL
Ark Service
USA
Rerio
Ind
Crear
Goat
American Hero And Spy Thrills K and F
The article recounts wartime exploits of a U S Army paratrooper turned covert operative, detailing his missions with Cloak and Dagger, support to General Patton, and actions behind enemy lines in France and China. It notes awards including the Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre, and mentions his later work on strategic projects and public remarks in Utah.
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St. Jehasbury
Veremont
Hig
National Guard
Cyr
Bill Donovan
Frances
Andy
Patton
Young Sodier
Chins
Yellow River
Roth
Brooke Star
Trintah Euite
Orkelu
Welfare Conference Highlights Ward Leadership Roles
Elder Thorpe B. Isaacson spoke to the Priesthood group on staying in touch with youth and calling more men and boys into word teaching. He urged each ward to maintain a year’s supply of food and clothing to lessen suffering during emergencies. A Maeser Ward Welfare Committee demonstration outlined proper welfare meeting procedures and case handling.
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Thorpe B. Isaacson
Bwe
Isaacson
Hackin
Manty
Touc
DeLyle Billings
Pateut
Isarceson
Maeser Ward Welfare Committee
Hitch-hiker theft leads to car wreck and arrest
Ed Hatch reported his car stolen, then wrecked his vehicle near Roosevelt. A hitchhiker who fled from the scene was tracked to Vernal and later released in Duchesne County. The incident raised questions about a second degree burglary charge connected to the theft.
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Ed Hatch
Ape
Ho Fens
Judie
Devine
Roosevelt
Ede
Amine
Ater
Brevis
Duchesne County
Vernal
City Creates Police Car and Appoints Officers
The council authorized purchase of a new police car and set bid-opening for garbage hauling for one year. City manager LeRo Taylor noted bids to be accepted. Ronald Preece named night marshal to replace Jack Boren, now county warden for the western district.
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Taylor
Ronald Preece
Preece
Jack Boren
Beware of glib tongued out of town salesmen
Warning issued by Mayor Joseph Z L Hansen and city council members about strangers selling magazine subscriptions for local fund drives. Do not invest without checking references and the organization. Verify claims with Chamber of Commerce or city offices to protect the community.
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Joseph ZL. Hansen
Chamber, of Commerce
Eac Nh
Vernal City Improves Fire Protection Measures
Ver nal city council acts on a Pacific Fire Underwriters report to strengthen fire protection. A 1948 inspection notes water supply controlled by the city, two reservoirs with large capacity, and a mostly updated pipe system but warns of no emergency water reserve. The volunteer department taxes a limited force, with 12 firefighters needed for quick response though 18 are recommended for two engine companies.
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LeRoy Tassof
City Atl
Board of Fire ‘Underwriters of the Pacific
Salt Lake City
Loren S. Bush
William 5. Haye
Rolles
Sy. Council
Primary Children Offer February Fund Drive for Hospital
The LDS Primaries promote a world wide February campaign to raise pennies for the hospital in Salt Lake City. Led by state Primary head Mrs. R A Bryson the effort notes a new respirator and expanded facilities will double patient capacity. The hospital welcomes any child in need regardless of race color or creed.
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R. A. Bryson
Hae Ea 'S
Salt Lake
Ite
Truck and Coupe Collision on US 40
A Tuesday morning crash at 8 30 am near Highwater involved a GMC truck driven by Reed Utley of Salt Lake City and a 37 Ford Coupe driven by Robert Rich of Jensen. Mrs Rich, 20, suffered minor injuries from the collision while the truck attempted to pass another vehicle.
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Reed Utley
Salt Lake City
Robert Rich
Jensen
Ana
Lumber Kiln And Home Destroyed By Saturday Fire
Fire at 3 am Saturday destroyed a lumber kiln and a woodwork shop east of town belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nielson. The couple planned to live in the two rooms attached. Total damage runs to several thousands with the kiln saved. the Nielsons will rebuild.
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Milton Nielson
Nielsons
Mr. Nielson
Government Asked to Repair Ouray Bridge
Public service report from the county court meeting on February 1 notes a proposal to seek government action to repair the Ouray Bridge. Dense use by oil firms has strained the structure, and officials agreed the Indian Department should handle needed repairs, with the transfer approved.
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Ouray
Stem
Courty Commission
Joseput of Indian Service
Fort Duwe
Humphrey
Indian Department
Substitute clerk or carrier post office job opening
The Vera Post Office seeks substitute clerk or substitute carrier through local One Service and Employee post. Two drivers received highway tickets. Mr Utley paid for improper pasting and Mr Rich was cited for alluring to display 1949 license plates on his car.
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Vera Posto Ice
Wasn Nouney Else Laws
One Service
Mr. Utley
Mr. Rich
March of Dimes Drive Reaches Uintah County Total
The 1950 March of Dimes drive in Uintah County Utah and the state has raised $1433.87 with a goal of $2000. The drive ends soon and J D Jones, general chairman, asks all business houses and ladies clubs for cooperation. Some districts have reports in while others lag, as canvassing continues this week to tabulate funds.
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OF Dimes
Mark
Uintah County
Thors
Jones
Dis
Crusted Snow Strains Basin Stockmen Hard Winter
Dayle Naylor of the Bureau of Land Management says a severe winter grips the basin with crusted snow six to thirty inches deep across ranges. Livestock are being fed hay and concentrates, with some areas where cattle and sheep must be fed to survive. Grazing is limited, and officials report cattlemen like Clarke Feltch moving stock to valley pastures. Conditions vary by area, but overall the winter is tough with scarce forage and heavy feeding demands.
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Dayle Naylor
Bureau of Land Management
Clarke Feltch
Ktaz
Allen Park
Beakcliffs
White River
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Bishop Isaacson
Jay C. Newman
PTA
Ladies Fossil Fund Committee
Paul Cyr
K&f
Bulletin
Mr. d Me. R. A. Galdston
Erlethdon
Welfare
Vernal City
Sondillos
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