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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1959

Page

9

Railroad visionaries push for Uintah Basin rail link

A Vernal Express 1926 report notes proposals for a railroad through Uintah Basin linking northwest Utah and Colorado to develop coal iron ore oil shale timber and phosphate deposits. Surveys in 1917 projected rising outbound traffic from 10 695 cars to 19 825 over five years with inbound traffic up to 5 450. Local leaders study potential tonnage as Western Phosphates and Denver and Rio Grande Western RR discuss a line, aiming to attract rail service and accelerate shipments and settlement.

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Benson Was Right on Farm Policy Clash and Prices

A fragment from historical coverage notes Benson praising a presidential appeal to Congress to ease price supports and crop controls described as failing and costly. It suggests Mara Taft Toneon and Gonbitosa advised earlier, while farmers largely support Benson for sticking to his stance.

Congress Mara Taft Toneon Gonbitosa

Federal Webway Droguin faces major deficits and tax shifts

The American Potroloan Institute argues highway user taxes intended for the highway trust fund were diverted to other uses, creating a $1.5 billion shortfall last year. They say no need to raise motorist taxes further and urge preserving highway funding.

Droguin American Potroloan Institue Lillion Bong Institute

The Price of a Strike

Brown writes that a newsroom strike costs Fork newspapers about 50 thousand dollars in delivery, 25 million in all-out losses, 5 million in lost circulation and wages, 10 million in retail sales, and 10 million in revenue losses to other businesses, totaling a substantial economic impact.

Rtobert Brown Foilor & Publishers Asl News

Valentines 10 Pests Ive Known

The piece discusses stock investment advice focusing on Cumulative Preferreds of electric power companies. It argues strikers gained little, wage increases were similar to offers refused, and that preferreds trading in the 80s may move toward par as issues are absorbed. It predicts higher values in 1959 and a safe near 5% income, with municipal ownership not harming cumulative preferreds.

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Babson Advises Buying Preferred Stocks For Income

Babson analyzes stock values and urges focus on high quality cumulative preferreds when money is cheap, noting they hold value when common stocks falter. He warns against speculative electronic stocks and highlights electricity generation and distribution as a safe growth area, while cautioning about labor unrest.

Electronic Group Sears Roe Pack Exec Etelko New York

UTAM Legislative Roundup Sunday Closing Law Moves Higher

The Utaham legislative roundup notes the Sunday closing law gaining Senate and House approval after long debate. It details passage by the Senate 16 to 2 and the House 42 to 22, with exemptions for many business types and a focus on alcohol sales, meat and clothing, and related commerce. It also covers tax refunds for farmers, hunting and fishing measures, sales tax debates, and the House right to work repeal prospects as the 1959 session nears its close.

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Description Women's fashions and trends across a year

Kenneth J Shively notes that women's fashions cycle yearly with items that go in one year and out the next, reflecting shifting tastes and practical shifts in wardrobe choices.

Kenneth J Shively

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