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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1950
Page
10
The journal argues livestock herds should be kept at high levels as grass fed animals turn grass into edible and marketable products. It notes by products from packing aid price stability and livestock profitability, forecasts rising meat demand with population growth, and calls meat a principal cash crop for farmers.
The Green River Star notes a clash between the Bureau of Reclamation and the National Park Service over a proposed Echo Park dam south of Utah in Dinosaur National Monument. Both sides urge action, arguing the project would aid Green River and southwestern Wyoming, while Congress may face delays and bureaucratic red tape. Residents are urged to write to their representatives to push a resolution.
A list of residents from the Randlett and Ouray area attended an LDS temple excursion in Salt Lake City with remarks on ward members including Bishop and Mrs Ira Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMullin, and several others. The report notes multiple social visits, Church meetings, and weekend stays with relatives, plus coverage of a REA election meeting and local scout activities.
The minority bloc pressed for an adjournment to sidestep FEPC action, seeking to delay the measure. The move failed, forcing a direct vote on FEPC approval or rejection as power dynamics and coalition tensions surface in the chamber.
A Senate clash over Admiral Louis Denfeld’s ouster and the validity of his service continues as Senator McCarthy questions Secretary Matthews, delaying confirmation of Admiral Forrest Sherman. The oleomargarine tax repeal ends a long dairy industry fight, with shifts in farm influence and a Truman victory shaping Congress this session.
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