Amelia Earhart plans world flight from Oakland
Amelia Earhart plans a solo world hop starting March 27 from Oakland, flying 27 000 miles to Honolulu Howland Island Lae Darwin Natal and across North America. Navigator Larry Manning will join as co pilot in the Lockheed twin engined lab aircraft. Earhart seeks data on human reactions under stress and fatigue.
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County Leaders Attend State Civics School in Logan
The County Agent leads 4-12 leaders to Logan for the State Civics School at the U A GC from March 1 to inclusive. Leaders Lark Melee Tridell Erland Preece and Marguerite Curtis head projects in corn and hogs forestry and clothing for first and second year students. The event covers forestry groups, with instruction at the college. Improper heating is cited as a cause of mortality in baby chicks. Professor Byron Alder urges uniform temperatures to prevent injurious changes.
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Civi
Logan
U. A
Maren 1
Lark Melee
Tridell
Erland Preece
Ashley Ward
Ashley Wanl
Toothache Is No Monkey Business and Chilled Chicks
A period piece discusses poultry care and farm credit. It notes temperatures for brooding chicks and the need for artificial heat in the brooder. It also reports a Farm Credit Administration loan program for emergency crop and feed loans in 1937 with income-based eligibility and lien requirements.
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Dan L. Capeser
Farm Credit Administration
Resettlement Administration
Landlards
Pawn Credit Administration
Two Fined In Vernal Precinct Justice Court
Darrel White and Layat Wilker son were fined Tuesday by Justice of the Peace Wenderson after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace at a Victory Park dance Sunday night.
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Vernal Precinct Justice Court
Darrel White
Layat Wilkerson
Victory Park
Iwenderson
Justice of the Peace
Deputy Sheriff Fines and Custody for Offenders
Deputies arrested two individuals and fined them 12.50 each. They were remanded to the custody of the sheriff until the fines were paid.
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Jack Howard
Community Church Drive Promotes Annual Canvass
Committees of the Community Church plan this week’s annual every member canvass. The program includes remodeling the Community House with redecorating the social room and changes to the heating system on the calendar for the near future.
Naples Ward Reunion Recalls Forty Years of Joy
Under MIA supervision a Naples Ward reunion was held Friday with an afternoon program by the local school, a Daughters of the Utah Pioneers play, and a welcome by Bishop LaVell Manwaring. Evening featured music, readings, a play, dancing, and renewed acquaintances.
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Specia
MIA
Daugters
Utah Pioneers
LaVell Manwaring
Don l
Sfe Gonkle
Wintanigh School
Ernest Henderson Heads Alpha Zeta Frat at Utah State
Logan Ernest Henderson son of Afr and Mrs W S Flenderson of Vernal is president of Alpha Zeta at Utah State Agricultural College. He sits in the upper two fifths of agriculture registrants and belongs to Phi Gamma Khoa forestry honor. He is an advanced military student and swims for Ageie team winning a bronze at the Intermountain swimming meet and earning a medal with the Ageie relay trio.
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Logan
Ernest Henderson
Afr
W. S. Flenderson
Vernal
Alpha Zeta
Utan State Agricultural College
My. Henderson
Phi Gamma Kho
Bine Erey Hationsl
Pation
Barbs Club
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Henderson
Ageie
Intermountain
A. A. WU
Uintah Basin Fights For Asphalt Roads And Local Payroll
A fragmented plea from Uintah Basin advocates asphalt road construction to sustain a local payroll and economic security. The misspelled draft attacks the State Road Commission and Legislature, warning against oil surfacing and external oil company jobs, while urging residents to rally for permanent local employment tied to road projects.
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Ginteh
Halo Fead Commission
Gro Gs
State Road Commission
State Legilature
Uintan
Baan
Lsch
Aerial Archery on the Up and Uintah Basin Roads Promise
A political call to action urging residents to pressure officials for promised progress and asphalt development in the Uintah Basin. The text frames roads and industry as essential, promising to battle for advancement while criticizing political negotiation and “the chaff” left by past storms.
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Uintah
L. Noel Martin W. Curtis
Weather Report From A T Johnson Home Week
Temperatures recorded at the A T Johnson home over the past week show a high of minus ten and a low of minus four in February. Lions officials urge use of native rock asbestos shows as a continuing topic. A member of the roid committee was removed. A letter from Senator Ebert Thomas informed the club there were no funds for the addition to the Federal building. After June 30 a new appropriation could set aside funds. Superintendent Noble called attention to a bill seeking $150,000 to reimburse Uintah County school district for untaxable Indian lands for new construction. The club plans support for the measure Burt. Denver Chamber letters discussed United Air Lines routing through Uintah Basin from Denver to Salt Lake, and the club agreed to actively support and aid in approval.
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A. T. Johnson
LIONS
Aspaly
Fyte
A. V. Lewis
Ebert Thomas T
L. G. Noble
Congress
Uintah County
Denver Chamber of Commerce
United Air Lines
Uintah Basin
Denver
Salt Lake
W. B. Wal
Obituary fragment mentions Peck family and Sundquist kin
James Peck employed at Alen Cash Store for months. Survived by two brothers and three sisters Mrs Hatch and daughter Mud red and Mr and Mrs Emil Sundquist left Saturday for services, returned Monday.
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James Peck
Alen Cash Store
Hatch
Mud
Red
Emil Sundquist
Year Round Program Highlights and Local Events
A fragmented listing shows a year round program with events including a student body dance, county commissioners meetings, stake priesthood activities, a post prom event, a school board meeting, a boxing finals, an opera, a Lions Club activity and a BPW dance. It also references a junior prom, a round robin, a Texalg tournament and St. Patrick’s Day, all dated across February and March. The readable items indicate a busy calendar for Vernal and surrounding communities with multiple organizational activities and student events.
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Alterra
County Commission
County Commissioners
Priesthood Aand
UHS
Lions Clubtudent
Bony
Stoke Priesthood
M—County Commissioners
Brother Dill on Coast dies at 60 in Port Anjelus
Thorn Peck 60 brother of Mrs Anna Hatch died Sunday Feb 4 of a heart attack at Port Anjelus Wash. Body brought to Prova for burial services held Sunday Feb 21. Peck lived in Ashley Valley in earlier years and will be remembered by residents. Survived by wife two daughters and three sons. One of his-
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Thorn Peck
Anna Hatch
Port An Lzelus
Prova
Peck
Jill
Ashley Valley
Jensen Boy Completes Course in Electricity
Glenn Paulson son of Mr and Mrs Art Paulson of Jensen recently completed a course of training in radio at the Coyne Electrical School in Chicago The school reports he made a splendid record
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Glenn Paulson
Art Paulson
Jensen
Coyne Electrical School
Chicago
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