Utes defeat Union alumni in pre season clash
The Utes beat a Union alumni team 41 to 35 as Terry Anderson and Earl Gross led with 12 points apiece. Ken Nickell paced the alumni with 11 points in the fourth quarter. Union shot poorly from the line, making three of eleven foul shots to Utah’s 13.
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Utes
Union
Terry Anderson
Earl Gross
Ken Nickell
Ken
Nickell
Gary Hatch
Chamions
Ken Nickwil
Don Killian
John Benson
Bellon
Scott Nickell
DY Perry
Perry
Askeball
Weber College
Ini
Anderson Hatch
Donovan
Eaton
Gross
Union Alum
8Erry
McCla
Morrill
Westieserm Life
Slaugh
Donnie Barr
Wells
One Johnson
Med Haatch
Douwwaln
Facultr
Wastern Ulfe
Uintah
Echo Park Dam Criticized By Washington Post
The Washington Post denounced the Echo Park Dam phase of the Upper Colorado Storage Project as foolish and profligate, arguing it would harm the Dinosaur National Monument and urging reliance on viable alternatives. Utah lawmakers and Sen. Bennett criticized the editorial while noting other feasible options to meet hydroelectric and irrigation needs.
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Washington
Washington Post
Echo Park
Colorado
Utah
Wallace F. Bennett
Sen. Bennett
William A. Dawson
the Post
Interior
Douglas McKay
Ralph Tudor
Dinosaur National Monument
Colorado River
National Monument
Messrs. Kkay
Tudor
National Park
Six Billion Spent on Hunting and Fishing Declares Study
A 1952 commerce department report shows Americans spent six billion dollars on hunting and fishing including licenses clothing equipment and travel. The figure dwarfs household appliance sales and drugstore annual totals, highlighting wildlife resources as a major industry. A Utah Fish and Game Commission survey begins to assess economic aspects of state fish and wildlife resources.
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United States
Utah Fish and Game Commission
Sportsmen Asked Recommendations For 1954 Season
Utah Department of Fish and Game sends a questionnaire to sportsmen groups and individuals to aid the Fish and Game Commission in setting rules for the 1954 angling season at a January 18 meeting.
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Utah Department of Fish and ‘Game
Fish and Game Commission
Gun Club to Elect Four Directors in Vernal Meeting
Vernal Red and Gun Club will elect four directors at the regular meeting in Uintah County Courthouse next Monday. Officers to be chosen by directors. Current officers are President Alvin Kay, Vice President Duff Swain, and Secretary John Baughman who has moved away creating a vacancy. Other directors include Sammy Hatch, Loren Reynolds, and Dr. It B Fowler.
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Vernal Red and Gun Club
Uintah County
Alvin Kay
Duff Swain
John Baughman
Baughman
Vernal
Sammy Hatch
Loren Reynolds
It B Fowler
Vernal Shooters Visit Rangely for Trap Range Opening
Seventeen scattergunners traveled to Rangely to help start a new trap range for the Colorado club. Rangely Trap Club will visit Vernal this Sunday for the Vernal Nod and Gun Club shoot at 11 am with prizes including T bone steaks and turkeys. Participants included Ray and Bob Pease Duff and Sally Swain Bud and Duff Anderson Bil Thomas Alvin Kay Sam my and Ronnie Hatch Stan and Tila King Dale Jensen and Bob Morrison.
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Rangely
Colorado Club
Ray
Bob Pease
Duff
Sally Swain
Bud
Duff Anderson
Bil Thomas
Alvin Kay
Sammy
Ronnie Hatch
Stan
Tila King
Dale Jensen
Bob Morrison
Better Beef Club Holds Tour and Annual Election
Nineteen Uintah 4 H club members toured club rejects then met at the Uintah County Courthouse to elect officers for 1954. Rita McConkie was elected president with Joy Smith as vice president, Jean McConkle as secretary, and Newell Acord as reporter. Outgoing officers include Maralea Smith president and Karl D Jenkins vice president. The Marvin Smith-led club counts twenty seven members and raises about sixty five head of fat stock annually.
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Uintah Better Beef
Uintah County
Utes Edge Rangely in Final Practice Game
Uintah defeats Rangely 8 to 0 in a preseason basketball display. The event, held Saturday evening, showed Uintah as the sharper side in the scrimmage with notable play by Heirety and Thargedy, while Vintah High School is noted for attendance.
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UTES
Rangely
Vintah High School
Heirety
Telscum
Uintah
Thargedy
Archers Bag Deer On Utah Hunt As 1952 Permit Numbers Rise
Utah archery hunters saw 96 deer bagged in the fall season, with 623 special archery permits issued and 27 bucks along with 69 does harvested. The six special permit archery hunts, allocated by the Board of Tag Game Control, show rising interest with 179 more permits than the prior season’s 444. General deer season figures were not available. In college action, Uintah defeated Rangely 58 to 49 as Valey Eaton led with 14 points and teammates contributed steady scoring, while in a prelim Uintah beat Rangely 40 to 24.
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Rune Department
Arey Allocater
Board of Tag Game Control
Babson Forecast for First Half of 1954
Roger W Babson predicts a mixed 1954 first half with a potential 10 to 30 percent business decline if employment falls and margins tighten. He cites inflation, credit expansion, advertising and labor cooperation as mitigants and lists 25 forecasts for H1 1954 including no war, Dow loss by mid year, tax cuts likely, revival of teen market, and tougher Congress for Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
Hoover
Attate
Dow Jones
Congress
Central
Southwest
United Nations
U .S
Florida
Canada
California
Morida Maey
Tata
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Martin W. Curtis
Uintah State Bank
United States Department of Commerce
Gun Club
Better Beef Club
Paton
Ranggely
Uwhestad
Volos Faton
Vitex Dunavan
Hatet Fatan
Grows
Ufes
Gary Watch
Anderson
Hatch
Chris Axelgard
Kendall
Valey Eaton
Steele
Tutetr
Grossi
Kendal
Mullinger
Galen Merkley
Drebe
McHatten
Graham
B. King
Allison
Collins
Hayes
Otall
Sutton
Richens
Murray
Williams
Necchi
Mien
Gardner
Vernal Furniture Exchange
I. Vernal
Roger W. Babson
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