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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1947

Page

9

Vernal Express joins Audit Bureau of Circulations

Word this week said the Vernal Express was admitted as a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, confirming its claimed paid circulation. An ABC auditor checked records and found 1872 paid subscribers as of November 1, while the paper’s press run averaged about 2200 copies weekly.

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Meeting Set for Home Nursing Course Candidates

Sessions of the American Red Cross home nursing program have been arranged for Nah county women. A preliminary meeting is set for Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Ulotah State Bank building. Mrs. Llagd, home nursing chairman, announces Miss Lela McCreight will attend to set class schedules for local convenience. Miss McCreight from San Francisco previously conducted a similar course here last year. Pepers and residents interested in taking the Red Cross nursing course are invited to attend.

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Construction Activity Beginning to Level Off in Washington

Washington reports a steady rise in construction since the war’s end but leveling off as labor shortages, rising costs, and material uncertainty curb further expansion. Home building shows declines while overall activity stabilizes, the Bureau of Labor and Administration notes.

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Duke of Windsor Not Salting Fashions for Man

London report says the Duke of Windsor continues public duties but will not alter his stance on attire for men. The Daily Herald paraphrases Chanticleer in noting the former king’s visit to England and the editor’s quoted sentiment about traditional dress and propriety.

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Postwar Policy Panel Urges Budget Cuts and Cooperation

A congressional report from the postwar economic policy committee calls for a federal budget cut to 30 billion dollars, selective tax relief, reconversion housing, and increased low cost homes. It favors economic cooperation over warfare, a revised surplus property act, and limited public works. Rep. Short predicts merger of armed forces as a first act of the 80th Congress. The panel also warns of a potential newsprint monopoly, urging tighter election financing and anti corruption measures. The Senate plans a constitutional succession resolution and an enhanced vice president role. Members cite industry ties and transport of profits.

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Essential Shipyard Work Halted Under Economy Order

The navy halted all alterations on ships except essential work as part of an economy program. An order directed yards to stop changes affecting characteristics of vessels unless necessary for immediate safety, signaling a pause in nonessential shipyard activity.

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Sugar Stamp 53 Good January 1 Announcement

OPA announced that sugar stamp No 53 is good for five pounds of sugar on January 1 and that a second consumer stamp for 1847 may be available within four months. The agriculture department estimates the sugar crop may be large enough to allow an additional five pounds per person in 1947, potentially expanding the sugar ration.

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