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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
9
The piece argues prejudice is a crime against democracy and humanity. It calls all citizens to confront racism and religious bias now, citing Christianity Judaism and other faiths, urging immediate action by every man woman and child to end discrimination.
J C Holton, Mississippi state agriculture commissioner, lauds the country press for its power and reach in home communities. He cites President Turner on newspapers as steam for the state, warning against removing them. The home town paper ties to community spirit and public sentiment.
Central School students shared Valentine parties in several rooms. Room 6 noted ice cream and cookies served by room mothers, Room 8 described refreshments and punch, and room representatives helped. Teachers introduced farm animals Eskimos Alaska topics and Civil War study, with drawings and crafts by students and help from parents and room mothers.
Anna Morrison was taken to Holy Cross Hospital Thursday to be treated for a broken hip. A dog jumped against her and knocked her backward. The Rulon Deans went to Salt Lake Wednesday to take his son Allen to an eye specialist. Elya Erickson received word Friday of the death of her aunt. Mr Lulu Kearl of Lake Lawn Naoma Karren who is attending BYU spent the weekend with her parents, the Merrill Kartens. Ray Pace who has been working in Casper spent two days home this week. He left Friday for Grand Junction where he will work. Mary Winn and Gwenda Burson returned last week from Salt Lake where they visited the Jimmy Forakis at Draper with R. V. Winn. While there a daughter was born to the Forakis. Meeting Sunday was under the direction of A. Alwyn Call, trombones solo, Junior Rahm song, Primary Class, accompanied by Anna Smith, and speaker Mr Gall. Relief Society was reorganized. Outgoing officers were Marilyn Thacker, Mary Kidd, Ruth Winn and Dorothy Anderson. New officers sustained were Virginia Winkler president, Regina Caldwell first and Vivian Carter second counselors and Dorothy Winn secretary. Ben Freestone was released as YMMIA secretary and Alma Preece was sustained as Era Director. Flossie Pace accompanied Mr and Mrs Richard Murray to Salt Lake Tuesday for medical care. A really great Abraham Lincoln was
The second annual range management essay contest for Utah high school seniors was announced by the range management department at Utah State Agricultural College. A full year scholarship for study in any department awaits a senior who submits an essay, with tuition and registration fees for fall winter and spring quarters. The contest culminates the second week of April during conservation week to raise awareness of land management. Any Utah senior is eligible and essays must be legibly written and under 1500 words.
In a Washington column President Eisenhower’s farm program is praised for supporting the family farm as the backbone of the nation. The piece questions what defines a family farm, notes five million farms mostly family operated, and contrasts U.S. farming with Europe. It argues for opportunity to modernize while preserving a decent living and the option to pursue other work.
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