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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1953
Page
5
Utahns rediscover lamb as prices ease after months of high levels. Wool market shifts boosted sheep production while meat slaughter fell, then wool drop increased meat supply and price declines followed. Consumers urged to buy in quantity now to sustain next year’s production and avoid another spike. Consider luncheons and dinners featuring Utah lamb cuts with mint sauce.
Dr Harold Ry Masters, psychiatrist from Richmond Virginia, says regular nightly drinking, even one or two highballs before dinner, can establish a conditioned reflex that may progress to alcoholism. He notes 3 to 5 million American heavy drinkers, with 20 to 25 percent advancing, and urges industry led treatment recognizing alcoholism as an illness.
A mangled OCR text mentions Mr and Mrs Jolley Uris family references in Lake City and Saint Aaron, with garbled phrases about visits, a bank ripper and tutoring. The readable parts include names Jolley, Jolley Uris, Lake City, Saint Aaron, and references to a bank and tutoring.
Elaine Bromely of American Fork spent the holidays in Vernal with her mother Evelyn Evans. The brief note records family travel and the pleasure of visiting relatives during the season.
The article reports on federal court actions and state measures amid civil rights struggles. Highlights include rulings on due process and equal protection, resistance to integration, and moves to extend anti discrimination powers to public places. It notes violent resistance, boycotts, and policy shifts affecting housing and schooling.
Utah dairymen rely on on farm female replacements as most heifers are raised locally while some calves head to California before calving. State farmer Clair R. Acord notes high herd turnover, with thousands leaving for dairy or other reasons. better herds produce markedly more butterfat and top replacements come from proven sires.
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