Babson Forecast for 1957 Economic Outlook and Real Estate
Roger Babson outlines a 1957 economic forecast noting inflation rise, higher costs, tighter credit, and tighter money affecting businesses and governments. He expects reduced home building, higher mortgage rates, and real estate shifts with suburban activity remaining but fewer new houses. He warns of bank funding constraints and shifts to bond issues for investors.
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Imand
Yill
Jugenond Heer
El Paso Gas Well E Boosts Uintah County Output
El Paso Natural Gas Company reports its Southman Canyon No 3 wildcat in Uintah County as a gas producer. Artificial stimulation lifted initial production from 60 000 90 000 cubic feet daily to over one million. Mesa Verde water fracturing used with further treatment planned. Well depth 6 832 feet, tubing to 6 805 feet. Location near section 15 township 10 south range 22 east. Farmed out from Gulf to El Paso. discovery well previously rated 1 350 000 cubic feet daily.
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el Paso Natural Gas Company
Southman
Uintah County
Mesa Verde
Township 10
el Paso
Southman Canyon
Gulf of Corp
el Paso Company
Market Outlook for 1957 Investors urged caution and wise action
The 1957 market outlook warns that housing trends favor well located homes and warns against speculation. It notes that farms near cities gain value while distant farms are costly to operate. Stocks may swing between 400 and 600 on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, with advice to balance income and profit and to avoid panic selling.
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Hom
Dowfines Industria
Mteter
Dall
Middle East
Upper Colorado River Office Opens In Salt Lake
The Upper Colorado River Office of the Bureau of Reclamation opens in the Newhouse Building with an engineering staff led by C. B. Jacobson. Regional Director E. Larson says the unit will handle studies for the Colorado River Storage Project and future Basin development, including operation plans, reservoir plans, evaporation, salting, water quality, power forecasts, and budgeting data. Construction on Glen Canyon Dam proceeds. Flaming Gorge tunnel drilling starts midyear 1987. bids anticipated late 1957 for Flaming Gorge prime contract. Navajo and Curecant storage walls need final studies.
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Upper Colorado River
Bureau of Reclamation
Newhouse
C. B. Jacobson
E. Larson
Jacobson
Colorado River
Larson
University of Utah
University of
Upper
Colorado Basin
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Ike
Glen Canyon
Flaming Gorge
Green River
Navajo
San Juan
Gunnison
Mountain States Construction Company
Former Supervisor Nord Ends 41-Year Forest Service Career
Arthur G. Nord former Ashley National Forest supervisor and 41 year veteran of the U S Forest Service retired Monday. Nord joined as forest guard in 1917 and rose to assistant regional forester in charge of lands recreation and watershed management for the Intermountain Region since 1940. He contributed to Wasatch flood planning and watershed programs and originated the Vernal Museum of Natural History project. He and his wife plan to live on Van Buren Avenue in Ogden.
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Arthur G. Nord
Ashley National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
I J. Olsen
Ogden Ofio
Mr. Nord
Intermountain
Rigby
Idaho
Forest Service!ng Forest Guard
Targhee National Forest
France
Bridger National Forest
Wyoming
Ashley, Wargatch, Challis and
Cache National Forests
Forest Service
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Us, Forest Service
Nord
Olsen
Produ Iy
Interiountain
Museum of Natural History
Vernal
Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs
Utah
Ogden
Federated Drive
American Legion
Chamber of Courarca
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Bcutety of
American Foresters
Utah Academy of E Sciences
The
Wilderness Area Society
van Burén Avenue
Oglen
Fragmented Phrase Reflects Murky Progress Thought
A garbled OCR fragment offers jumbled reflections on progress and improvement. The unreadable text hints at forward steps and betterment but lacks coherent names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller news item. The piece reads like a stray excerpt rather than a complete report.
BYU Theatre Co to Present Farce at Uintah High Saturday
Brigham Young University Theatre Touring Company will present The Miser a farce at Uintah High School with curtain time listed as 0 pm This is one of several plays sponsored by the school speech department under Geral Wilde Other plays this year include The Emperor's New Clothes The Solid Gold Cadillac and Our Town The Miser centers on a miserly old man who steals oats from his horses while serving soup to guests to curb their meat intake He hopes his son will win the hand of a girl who loves him but eloping ends with a dowry detail withheld
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Brigham Young — University Theatre
Uiital High School
Uintah High
Geral Wilde
Thornton Wilder
Ara
Kay Merkley Cited as Outstanding in Basic Training
Pvt. Gerald Kay Merkley, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Merkley formerly of Jensen, was named outstanding trainer among trainees at Fort Ord California by Col Richard J Stillman Infantry commanding. The letter praised his appearance, understanding of orders and military knowledge and extended congratulations to the Merkleys now living in Kamas.
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Gerald Kay Merkley
Earl Merkley
Jensen
Fort Ord
Calif
Merkleys
Kamas
Richard J. Stillman
Infantry
Merkley
Liberace Plans 3 Hour Salt Lake City Concert
Liberace prepares a three hour concert in Salt Lake City marking his return from Europe. The event will feature Metropolitan Opera star Miss Jean Fen and an orchestral program, with management planning a large venue seating around 7000. Geb 44 is noted as his brother’s obituary alongside promotional details for the show.
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Geb
Orcheatea
Metropolitan Opera
Jean Fen
Salt Lake
Liberace
Cebeartoes
Europe
Salt Lake City
Tervisen
Hugend Felesnix
Utah Angling Season Set By Commission For 1958 59
Utah's fish and game commission approved a three year general angling season from the first Saturday in June to the first Sunday in October, aligning 1958 59 openings with the 1957 pattern. Hours are 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily. bag and possession limits are ten fish or seven pounds, or one fish if smaller. Non game species restrictions and county restrictions were noted.
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Utah
Fish and ‘Game Commission
Department of Fish and Game
Salt Lake City
Tas
Ansling
Ohly m
Wishu
Kittie
Mishialeg
Sans County
Shelters Designed To Cut Fallout Exposure
Federal Civil Defense Administration designed shelters to cut radioactive fallout to one fifteen thousandth of open exposure. Plans for the properly constructed shelters are available through local civil defense offices.
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Civil Defense
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