Round Robin Basketball Tournament in Vernal March 2-4
Four Region Five teams visit Vernal for a Round Robin tournament March 2 to 4 to decide regional representatives for the state tournament in Salt Lake March 15 to 18. Uintah High faces North Emery or Carbon and Blanding or Moab and Roosevelt in crucial games, with coach Wright predicting a competitive, nonwinnable path and urging fans to buy advance seats at Vernal Drug.
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Salt Lake
H M “Lundell Prinipal
Uintah
Uintah High
North
Emery
Carbon and Blanding
Moab
Roosevelt
Ujirtah
Vinili Tm
Itas
Lie State Llourrie
Utntan Tam
Trank Wright
Manila Woman Killed In Auto Plunge Near Sheep Creek
The first Daggett County traffic fatality since 1937 occurred near Manila on Saturday when 52 year old Alice Twitchell of Manila died in an auto overturn over an embankment on a slippery hill. Her husband Marion Twitchell was en route to visit relatives and was not in the car. A physician reported Mrs Twitchell’s neck broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Daggett
Utah
Alice Twitchell
Tanchell
Marion Twitchell
Clinton Twitenetl
Verda Mann
Sheep Creek
Mark Anson
Clinton
Davis Davis and Weinberg Bhon to be sentenced in racketeering case
Davis at Bar J Richard Davis George Weinberg and Harry Bhon face sentencing Monday before Judge Ferdinand Pecora in New York Supreme Court for participation in the Dutch Schultz policy racket. They testified during the trial of James J Hines who stood tried for accepting protection money from racketeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Richard
Dixie) Davis
George Weinberg
Harry Bhon ‘Ause
New York Supreme, Court
Ferdinand Pecora
James J Hines
Uintah Loses to University Market Saturday at Vernal
Uintah battled University Market of Provo at Vernal in a tight game despite missing starters Walker and Cradock who were replaced by Work and Milburn. Sowards led Uintah with nine points while Vernon scored nine for University Market, with the score 42 at the end of the first quarter and Uintah trailing by a narrow margin until a late burst. Surviving are Mr Twitchell and four children, including Mrs Verda Miann and Susie Clinton.
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Vernal
Utes
University Market
Provo
University
Uintah
Camp
Twitchell
Beaver
Manila
Verda Miann
Sheep Creek
Susie Clinton
Carl Twitchell
Utah Green River Project Endorsed by National Resources Group
Washington reports that a national resources committee special study backs a Green River Great Basin irrigation and power plan in Utah. The proposal emphasizes transmountain diversions, Western belt benefits, and coordinating water and energy use to maximize public gains while balancing irrigation, industry, and mineral development.
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Washington
Great Basin
Utah
Colorado
California
Colorado River
Mexico
Gotorado Great Bastin
the Resources Committee
Bear River
Titerior Tekes
National Resources Committee
Woolgrowers Hold Vernal Meeting On Sheep Industry Issues
Ashley Woolgrowers Association met Saturday in Vernal to discuss forest regulations public domain grazing rules and improvements by CCC camps. Ned Meagher chaired the public domain talk. new board members were elected including Meagher Stringham Lind Ler and McKenchnie with Tyzack and Jolley as non permittee members. An organizational meeting by the new board will follow.
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Ashley Woolgrowers Association
Court House
W On Preas
Keith Smith
Forest Committee
Scott Zimmerman
Salt Lake
Ned Meagher
Harold Reader
Corral
CCC
James Morr Jr
Graster
Glen Lambert Forest Ranger
Ashley National Forest
Meagher
BH Stringham Elmer Lind
Harold Readler
Thos McKenchnie
Adair Tyzackland H . Jolley
Wool market summary shows strong midweek sales regionally
A large portion of local wool sold in the past week at 15 to 20 cents per fleece. About a third of regional wool, roughly 145000 fleeces, was contracted recently with Vernal and Craigard as key markets. Purchases were led by Hallowell Jones and Donald, represented by J A Cheney, Munro Kincaid and Edge Hill, with Adair Tyzack and Elsemann handling Hw for W N Preas.
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Vernal
Craigard
Hallowell Jones and Donald
J A Cheney Munro Kincaid
Edgehill
Adair Tyzack
Elsemann
W N Preas
L D S Official Urges Farm Aid Through Cooperative Plan
Dr John A Widtsoe of the LDS council urged Utah poultry producers to strengthen cooperatives to reach distant markets and boost farming. He listed standards for development including conservation, profitable crops, marketing cooperation, and farmer ownership. A band boosters meeting was set for Saturday in the Uintah State Bank Directors room to discuss band and choir activities and junior band efforts.
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Utah
John A Widtsoe
LCD 8
Utah Poultry Producers Cooperaive Association
Salt Lake
Cig
Poultry Producers Association
Wiidisee
Witsoe
Uintad State Bank
Mis
Noble
Lidll
Karl Pogar
Uitian Igh “Seioeol
Greendale to Manila Bridge Plan Aims at Livestock Route
Ashley Valley farmers back a short Green River bridge route connecting Vernal and Manila via Ashley Falls. Proposals suggest two bridges and a fifteen mile road, with easy construction through Dutch John Gap and Ashley Falls cross, to aid stockmen and farmers moving cattle to Green River and Rock Springs. An engineer and Forest Service officials study feasibility and impact on livestock movement and local traffic.
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Ashley Valley
Iona
Green River
Stephue
Cal Service
Ashiay Valley
Manila
Ilenrya Fork
Ashley Falls
Greendale
Vernal
Ashley Palis
Henry’s Park
Glen Lambert
Lambert
Henrys Fork
Dutch John Gap
Green Rive
Cart Creek
A L. Taylor
Ashley National Forest Service
Rock Springs
Forest Services
Stanley Crouse
Browns Park
Bridgeport
Uns Park
Sears Cenyon
Diamond Mountain
Jetwen
Hilarious Lions Follies opens at Uintah Auditorium
The Lions Follies opens tonight at Uintah High auditorium for a three night run. A two hour show divided into sixteen parts features singing dancing and comedy with many local names in the cast and a benefit for the District Convention in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Auditorium
Lions Follies
Uintah High
Verca
Georgia Roth
Julian Orr
Abigail Weeks
Tabitha Karren
Horatio Caldwell Barker
Fat Hatch
Gabriel Miller
Polly Adelaide Taylor
Josephine Mattsson
Theodosia Bennion
Gladys
Jeremy Daris Jones
James Morgen Orr Jr
Hilda Colton
Fora Feltch
Claribel Newell
Hortense Sowards
Bridget Stringham
Flossie Noe
Bridge to be Located East of Linwood in Wyoming
Green River Wyoming district notes a bridge over the Green River just north of the Utah border. The project lies in the construction program of two Civilian Conservation camps under the division of grazing. A second bridge 45 miles northwest will be built after the current bridge and available funds allow.
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Linwood
Wyoming
Green River
Utah
Henrys Fork
White Mountains
14 Mile Hill
Rock Springs
Division of Grazing
Sholes
Here
Peter Wall Daggett
J T Arrowsmith
Manila
Greer
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University ‘Market
U.S. Resources
Congress
Woolgrowers
Bandboosters Meeting
Nea Greendale
Green Silver
Ashley Palm Wallace McCarrell
Glen A. Yambert
Jessica Cheney
Aurelia Johnson
Fat Lady Master
Gene
Jasper Bollwinkel
Karl J Engar
Josh Ronwald
Douglass C
Gideon Miller
Tobias Karren
Dicky Jensen
Prudence Lenore Cowan
Lion
Lion Cub
Nancy Cotton
Billy Siddoway Lion Tramer
DeVirgil Carroll Lion
Ulysses West
Potipher Miller
Tunia Douglass Hula Orr
Tix Roth
Knosa Gunith
Johnson
Clark Chamber of Horrors
Spooky
Ross Karloff
Engar Griffith Calder Johanson Billings Frankenstein Andreason
Doctors Hansen Hegsted
Clark Tapparets
Rosalie Crandall
Clambell Newell Hope Lundell
Jonesper
Clark Elmira Calder
Fredricka Nelson Carlotta
Hopkins
Chloe Wright
Gwendolyn Samuels
Olive Lyman
Winnie Henderson
Arelia Boyle
Bonnie Goodrich
Rachel Duke Hesper
Belinda Calder
Leah Christensen
Hose¢mary
Celeste Cooper
We Are the Lions
Esther Webber
John
Prokop
Bus Hatch
Muriel
Wallis
Merte Cook
Isabel Hislop
Gwenna Eaton
Wayland Mattsson
New Orleans
Rex
Richard Leche
Louisiana
New Oreleans
UHB Gym
Verna’ Drag
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