Successful Parenthood and the Five Steps of Personality Growth
This note summarizes the Midcentury White House Conference on Children and Youth focusing on infancy to adolescence. It outlines five steps: trust autonomy initiative accomplishment identity and intimacy, linking healthy personality to stable adulthood and relationships. It warns against loss of identity leading to emotional trouble, and mentions religion and support as aids, with next week promising adult steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
America
Beale
Sood Ola Chosen as County Board Chair and Officers
Roy Taylor of Lapoint was named chairman of the county board of education at a regular meeting, with Russell Toda selected as vice president and A G Goodrich continuing as clerk. Local notes report a 1930 recreational peak at High Virtas, livestock losses from freezing in Dry Fork, a sea harvest in Ft Duchenne, and plans for a 16 man crew to place 300 tons of material. Other items include several births in area families, a Jensen storm, confiscations by Sheriff Richardson, and fire losses on the Willard Ward property.
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Roy Taylor
Lapoint
County Board of Education
Taylor
Russell Toda
A G. Goodrich
Dry Fork
Ft. Duchenne
Wong Sing
Sten Watking
Thomas Smith
Santaquin
Grit
Maryshby
Don Hill
Henry Mertlett
Charles Batty
Jensen
Richardson
Thur Underwood
Irven Young
Lloyd
Henry Merkley
Moffat
Willard F. Ward
Ward
Ft. Duchesne and
Roosevelt
B. D
Alterra
Rudy
Johns S. Millburn
Joseph Paulson
Neal-Allan Motor Car Company
Elisha
Joel Campbell
William Hastem
Ole Floating Shift: 95th Birthday of Tabset Shiftlock
A quirky column profiles Tabset Shiftlock, famed as Ole Floating Shift, living reclusively at Lake Corona. The piece paints a satirical portrait of the eccentric writer, detailing his age, famed two-word literary credo, stage theatrics, and odd personal life as observed in 1826.
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Tabset Shiftlock
Ole
Lake Corona
L. C. Smith
Tabset
Giants of the Inland Seas The Record Whoppers Revealed
A century of fishing lore uncovers eight freshwater species weighing over 100 pounds. Notable marks include a 102 pound musky from 1902 in Wisconsin, a 1210 pound catfish from Lake Lawtonka in 1938, and a 128.5 pound Chinook salmon from Alaska. The largest freshwater fish cited is the Oregon or Pacific sturgeon, with a 1500 pound specimen taken from the Snake River in Idaho in 1911 by Nephi Purcell using a seven inch hook and line setup, dragged to shore and shot, then loaded into a wagon.
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Innes McCall
Wisconsin
Lake Lawtonka
Oklahoma
Petersburg
Alaska
Oregon
Nephi Pucell
Snake River
Idaho
Pucell
Pres
Willow Lakes
Purcell
Choice Beef Grading and Retail Quality Notes
US Choice beef represents the top grade commonly sold in retail stores. It denotes high marbling and tenderness, influencing price and consumer expectations.
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Choice
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Studebaker
Hatch Motor Co
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Conrad Ae
Cy Lee
Tole
Anett
Ray ‘ Anniversal International
Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford
Gilda
Loretta Young
Jean Harlow
Maru Powers
Ted Andrews
Jane Wyman
Fire Douglas
Gertrude Lawrence
the Vernal Express
Uconron
Brown Lee
Yates
By Ted Kestning
VOGUE
James Whitmore
Narcy Davis
Newa
Oe Seaka
Cee
Mickey Oy Roonen
Pat O'Brien
Big Crosby
State Farm Mutual
W. A. Jacobe
Maeter
Vernal
Olah
Uintah
Uintah Packing CO
Lahell Anderson
Mor
Courn Darnell Chandler
Wilde
Technicolor
Oy News
Powell
Ricardo _Montalban
Tous Calhern
Ann Harding
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Miniver
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