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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1957
Page
8
Fire in the Smuin kitchen caused by overheated grease burned all contents of the kitchen but was confined by neighbors and did not spread to other rooms. Occurred Thursday morning at the Smuin residence. damage limited to the kitchen area.
Text summarizes Babson advocating free movement of production to domestic channels while expanding exports. He argues for solving global hunger through American-made products, cites international balance of wealth, and links Soviet communism to Western prosperity. Includes a note on a postponed Soviet Communist Party central committee meeting and a local obituary fragment.
Washington reports a growing push in Congress to cut the record peacetime 716 billion dollar budget. Senate leaders suggest large slashes while House Appropriations discussions consider across the board cuts. Administrations officials warn against deep reductions, citing fears of reduced essential services and political maneuvering. President Eisenhower is worried about inflation and signals support for taxpayer savings.
The Alma Preece family gathered Sunday at the Ralph Preece home for Mr and Mrs Alma Preece 47th wedding anniversary. A dessert luncheon followed and time was spent watching television. Nearby, relatives of Walter Kloeppel and others traveled between homes in Salt Lake City Ogden and Sacramento. Several residents attended funerals and a school debate trip occurred as local activities continued.
Secretary Sinclair Weeks and Dr. Gabriel Hauge say the White House has no plans for price and wage controls now or in the foreseeable future. The debate spurs Congress attacks on business while labor unions push for a price investigation aimed at blaming business for higher prices.
Scouts in the ward aided by their leader Dale shoveled snow and cleared paths. The group assisted widows and carried out chores in the neighborhood, showing community effort during harsh weather.
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