Whiterocks Caveman Found 100 Years After Tragedy
Ninestone cave in Whiterocks canyon Utah yields a human skull likely of a white adult male aged 35 to 40. No artifacts or signs of cave habitation found. skeleton remains in a narrow passage nearly half a mile from the entrance. Museum staff will recover the rest next spring.
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G. FE
Tintermann
Wilkerson
Whiterocks
Whiterocks Canyon
Utah
Field House of Natural History
Land Exchange Proposed For Ute Indians
Representatives of the Ute Indian tribe from Uintah and Ouray join state and federal officials in Salt Lake City to discuss a land swap. Proposed: 34 000 acres of state land inside the reservation to the Indian service in exchange for one acre outside. Negotiations since 1948 aim to map and appraise lands for the exchange to aid livestock economy and streamline management.
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Uintah and
Ouray
Salt Lake City
Inian Service
John S. Boyden
Bureau of Land Management
Advertisers Praise Express For Fine Advertising Work
The Lincoln-Mercury Dealers' Association Western Region and Kenyon and Eckhardt commend Ver nal Express for high quality advertising. They thank the Express for fine reproduction and service during the past year and note the company’s work in printing a personal letter of unusual ads.
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Vernal Express
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers' Association, Inc
Western Region
Kenyon and Eckhardine
Express Compan
Vernal Masons Install 51 Officers for 1951 Year
A. Dean Voorhies was installed as master of Ashley lodge No. 28 Free and Accepted Masons in Vernal succeeding Vern M. McCarrell. New officers include Tenney Johnston senior warden William Karren junior warden C J Neal treasurer W N Preas secretary and Vern M McCarrell three year trustee. Outgoing H A Tyzack. A banquet followed at Gate Way Cafe. Lodge No 28 is Utah’s youngest with 37 members. established 1947 as the first chartered lodge in 24 years. Principal officers will attend Grand Lodge sessions in Salt Lake City in January.
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Ashley Lodge No
Vernal
A. Dean Voorhies
Vern M. McCarrell
Tenney T. Johnston
Willam Karren
C. J. Neal
W.N. Preas
H. A. Tyzack
Abily Lodge
Gateway Cafe
Tenney Johnston
Utah
Mr. Johnston
Salt Lake City
Johnston
Air Force base seeks 300 workers at Hill AFB
Hill Air Force Base near Ogden Utah reports about 300 vacancies for aircraft labor including 40 sheet metal workers and aircraft mechanics. Civilian personnel officer Lea Florence says female aircraft workers may be hired later and invites applications from qualified women who gained aircraft skills in World War I. Apply by mail to the Board of Civil Service Examiners Room 220 Post Office Building Ogden Utah.
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Ogden
Utah
Lea Florence
Wor
Florence
Hill Air Force Base
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Three Brothers Service Men Rome for Christmas
Mr and Mrs Charles Reynolds Davis welcome three sons home for the Christmas holiday Bud returned to Fitzsimmons Hospital in Denver after a Korea related concussion and wheel chair use Marian regains finger movement after a severed nerve and a burn incident from Korean action Chuck graduates from an air force school in Texas and may teach there upon return Details note Bud will go back January 5 Marian January 7 Chuck uncertain departure date
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Charles Reynolds
Davis
Bud
Korea
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Marian
Fitz-Simmons
Chuck
Air Force
Texas
Uintah County PMA Reports Good Conservation Practices
Uintah County PMA announces strong conservation progress under the 1050 section. Harold Dudley of Rand heads the county committee with Leo Walker likely to lead the pass committee next year. Countywide seeding, fencing, land leveling, and phosphorus use on alfalfa improve ranges. PMA provided thousands in assistance, with Forest and Soil Conservation Service cooperation and active local farmer governance.
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Akl
Tah County
PMA
Harold Dudley
Randhappy
Leo J. Walke
Or of
Lapoint
Morgan Hall
Charles Wise
Fore Est Service
Soil Conservation Service
GI Training Cutoff Date Approaches
World War II veterans are reminded by the Veterans Administration that the July 25 1951 cutoff date for starting courses is approaching fast. Most WWII veterans discharged before July 25 1947 must begin within four years of discharge and finish within nine years. For most other veterans, training must be completed by January 1954, the program windup.
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Veterans Administration
Tor Tate
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Mr Xt
Mr XX
Rhoades
Mr. X
Mr. XX
Uinta Basin
North America
Chevron Supreme Gasgline
I. Sander
California
Roosevelt, Utah
Sea
Martin W. Curtis
Uintah State Bank
Vernal, Utah
Kang Moon Pong Wid
Yoon Rin Sak
Mroquee
Tioning
Binochurian
Boyden
Express
Vernal Masons
Bill
Feld Air
RUSCO
George Thatcher, Alterra
Rome
Uintah County
V A
Polars Grips
Firestone
Haylo
AGA
Spectator
Searle
Woodey B. Searle
West Maio
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