Uintah Utes Crush Union 60-36 in Valley basketball clash
The Uintah Utes dominated Union High 60-36, taking an early 11-5 lead and expanding to a 26-15 halftime margin. Valey Eaton led Uintah with 15 points while Wayne Pope and Jerry Culshaw added 13 each, as Union’s Clayton Huber fouled out and the crowd praised the sophomores on both squads.
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Maeser Second Ward Green Ball Honors Community
Maeser Second Ward hosts a Bold and Green Ball Monday evening at 8 30 with Rendlesbach orchestra and a floor show by Oral and Arvid Merkley during intermission. Vernal City plans zoning before River Bill passage. council discusses courthouse grounds, civic center, and a new elementary school to relieve congestion.
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February Night at the Square Ends With Dance
The article notes trees in the square wearing a half-expectant air beneath a slender silver sky. It mentions Mary Lawler and teams from Ahne. The evening included a student body dance in the gym after the games.
Uintah County Cottontails Draw Sharp-Eyed Hunters
A Uintah County wildlife note extols cottontail rabbits as prime game, praising bonanza road patches along highway 40 near Jensen for high rabbit yields. It cautions hunters about slick red clay roads and recommends a .22 rifle for best results. Local civic items include parking meter boxes, a 30 day license review for a Vernal club, and a proposed uniform purchasing plan with no binding commitment.
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Cultural Arts Club meeting hosted by Mrs. A. Alwyn Call
Mrs. A Alwyn Call hosted the Cultural Arts Club at her Vernal home last Wednesday evening with a tray luncheon. The current topic was presented by Mrs. Vivian Carter and attorney Whitney D. Siam led a discussion on family legal matters. The next meeting is set for February 16 at Mrs. Ted Walker’s home.
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Babson on Politics and Business in a Changing Era
Babson discusses how political shifts affect business and stock markets, tracing the move from Gold to Political Standards since 1932. He argues forecasts align better with independent metrics and warns that party control may influence outcomes, while Eisenhower seeks budget balance amid inflation fears.
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