Vernal Jail Breaker Held In California
A federal complaint filed in Salt Lake City charges Walter J Monka 18 with Federal Motor Vehicle Theft Act violations after his escape from Uintah County Jail Vernal last month He allegedly stole a car owned by William Edwin Collyer to flee with two fellow convicts en route to Grand Junction Colorado Local reports note Monka was captured in Oakland California and awaits further federal action The case highlights ongoing efforts by the FBI to pursue escaped inmates statewide
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Salt Lake
Walter J Monka
U 3
Oakiand
Calif
Liewall
Uintah County
Vernal
Mederal
Hewag
William Edwin Collyer
Famerr
Famerr) Services For Heber 5
Grand Junction
Colo Camm
Uintah
Associated Press
Monica
Oakland
Pfel
T Pontha Calder
Los Hospital
Salt Lake City
Weh
Olson
Gintah Ophirol
Earl Thompson
Con Bollintet
Fairview
Mona Ward
Ymmia
Mott
YMIMA
Uitan
Olsot
Aia Ominyor
Fairvigw
Viahtas Beun
Loyal Olson
Paw
Rex P Yon
Lloyd N Olson
George F Olson Fairvlew
Maeser Ward
Pvery
Board of Education
L G Noble
Heberts Olson
Uintah High School
Mint School
Prison Break: Manks Escape From Uintah County Jail
Manks was held in Uintah county jail on December 1 for robbery when he and two companions escaped through a prick wall. One companion Dale Henry Ghreeves of Grand Junction Cole surrendered the following day, but Charles Mrajesk) remains at large.
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Manks
Uintah County
Dale Henry Ghreeves
Grand Junction
Cole
Charles Mrajesk
Tehune
Governor names H B Calder to Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
Governor Henry H Binod A Ray Eking of Provo Washam filled three state board seats including the state board of agriculture with Henry Ey l Ancson Payson dies, Walter Daiste Salt Lake to replace George Hobson Hoytsville. Hyrum B Calder Vernal named to the Farm Debt Adjustment Committee replacing Seth Jr. Mary A Robbins Murray to replace D A McMillan who resigned after a victory. Mrs Ann M Kopp Park City joins the state planning board succeeding Dr Dorothy Tir My swarder.
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Henry H Binod
Ray Eking
Provo Washamea
State Board of Agriculture
Henry Eylancson
Payson Win
Walter Daiste
Salt Lake
George Hobs
Hoytsville
Hyrum B Calder
Vernal
FA Seth Jr
A Robbins
Murry
D A McMillan
Ann M Kopp
Park City
Dorothy
Death notices for Burley Idaho resident Mrs Andrews Anderson
Mrs Andrews Anderson of Burley Idaho died at her daughter’s home after a long illness. Born November 20 1864 in Denmark she was daughter of Hans and Matilda Larson. Survived by five daughters and many relatives. services held at Unity LDS Church with burial in Burley cemetery.
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Burley Itkho
Matilda Larson
Aederenn
O Ashcraft
Tony
Burley Project
Tals Denmark
Mrr
Hansen Larson
Andrews Anderson
Dentte
Hyer Tot
Utah
Unity Lds Chicch
A T Gee
Burley Cemetery
Californix
Greandchildren
Fire destroys vacant store. walls burn at night
Fire crews battled a blaze that damaged the interior of a vacant store in an unnamed town. Chief Millecnm directed water lines from inside as sparks and heat frightened nearby patients at a local hospital.
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Valles
Pakelson
Opening of Adult School At Olhtah High Draws Large Crowd
Nearly 200 residents of Uintah County attended the opening of the adult school at Olhtah High School on Monday evening. Courses listed include shorthand, public speaking, commercial arithmetic, woodworking, bookeeping, foods and nutrition, sewing, home economics, remedial English, and farm management. Classes run Mondays and Thursdays from 7 30 pm to 9 30 pm with room space available for attendees.
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Luintah
Olhtah High School
Noble
Cully
Lions Club Holds Ladies Night at Uintah High School
Vernal Lions Club members and guests attended a Ladies Night program at Uintah High School Wednesday evening. Dr Wallace Calder presided. Carl Engar directed student acts including a quartet and a trio. A ladies auxiliary was formed with Mrs Hugh W Colton as recording chairman. James Wright led the gym program. Mr and Mrs J C Anderson traveled to Burley Idaho for a funeral.
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Vernal Eions Club
Ao Ladiva
Ulnlah High School
Ft Wo Colion
Wallace Calder
Kastimas Fer Musial
Carl Engar
Uintah High
UHS
Engar
Hugh W Colton
Atryman
Ing
James
Geach Prank Wright
Grandstand at County Fair Grounds If Funded
County commissioners held a special session with WPA officials to review projects in Uintah County and Vernal City. Proposals include a new grandstand at the Fair Grounds a courthouse repair and continuation of the county WPA road project 308. Final approval to await a January 17 meeting. Mrs Josephine McKinnley of Rexburg is wintering in Vernal with daughter Mary Ricks.
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Lsst
Thel Bord
Sesmon
Ben H Bevereige
WPA
Uintah
Fair Grounds
Court House
Fair Ground
Josephine McKinnley
Rexbury
Weadors
Vernal
Mary Ricks
Industrial Worker and Farmer Unite in Soybean Boom
A farmer is described as an industrial producer in addition to a planter. The article notes 61 million pounds of soybean oil produced in one year, with 24 million pounds used for soap, 5 million for Uncle Sam products, and 13 million for paint and varnish, highlighting industry research fueling growth and jobs.
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Bea
Uintah-Carbon Basketball Hoop Thriller This Weekend
Uintah High School cagers host N Emery and Duchesne rivals in barnstorming games at the UHS gym Saturday and Wednesday. The Fighting Utes beat the Dinosaurs 29 15 in Huntington with Jones scoring 14 and 10 by main. A return date with Carbon high is set for Saturday night as fans expect a real thriller.
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Uintah High School
Huntington
Price
Otaridta
North
Emery High
Utes
Rowards Rf
AL Price
Dinosaurs
Carlton High
Duchesne
AHB
Carbon High
DHL
UHS Gymnasium
Roosevelt Besketers
Fighting Utes
Mules
Foris
District Court Terms Set By Judge Turner and Judge Young
District Judge Abe Turner informs clerk Noel that the Glatrich court for law and motion careen will convene Friday January 1 at 200 pm. The regular district court term will convene Monday February 2 at 2 pm with District Judge Dallas Ho Young presiding.
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Abe W ‘Turner
Haa
Noel
Glatrich Court For Law and Motion Caren
District Court
Dallas Ho Young
Uintah Board discusses district projects and school funding
Uintah Board of Education members met on a regular Monday session led by President Ray EH Tender. The minutes describe contracts for a school building, curb work at the Uintah high school campus, and bond and funding plans, including a $24,000 surfaced road project, a $150 allocation for a show, and gas and bus route arrangements.
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Uintah Board of Education
Dent Ray
Grant West LeRoy Taylor
Lewis
J. Vernon
Mari
Ber
Bupt
LG Noble
Cork
Dean
Ward
Bool
R C Cooper
Uintah High School
Clair R Hopkins
J A Cheney
Prant Feurnal
Karl B Preece
Dunton County
Teachers’ Association
Dr. McConkle
Charles H Cotton
Harold le. Lundell
Jacob Lybbert
Auto Mechanics Department
Tts
Dreuth Relief Committee
NYA
von Rice
Tthe
Alterra
Guaranty Type
Iwriter Company
40 Men Put to Work on Vernal Water Project
Forty WPA workers in two shifts started on the Vernal City waterworks project to extend the intake. Nearly three miles of right of way will be cleared and a 12 inch cement pipe installed early next spring. Weather permitting the Buck Pasture reservoir project is halted until spring due to cold conditions.
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WPA
WEA
Vernal City
Buck Pasture
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New York
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Burley Idaho
Mr Anderson
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Gardon Dinosaurs
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Greenwell
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J P Martin
BO Cotten
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Necesary
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