Conservation groups warned against Colorado River propaganda
Central Arizona Project Executive Secretary Dave Brinegar warned that some conservation groups in California and nationwide oppose full development of the Upper Colorado River Basin. He urged basin residents and other supporters to counter outside opposition by informing national leaders, editors, and lawmakers of the benefits of developing Colorado River resources for all basin states.
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Wild Flo
Gotalied
Colorado River
California
Dave Brinegar
Arizona
Amem
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Brinegar
Upper Basin
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kanera
Oklahoma
Texas
Kelvegay
Baain
Council of Conservationists
Metropolitan Water District
Brineger Apld
Central Arizona Project
National Conservation Society
Asklea
Los Angeles
Colorado Tver
Brinegar Seid
Upper Bast
National Park System
Ico
F Hieads
America
Utes Prepare for Altamont Match Friday Night
Union edges Tabiona 71 41 as Duchesne falls to Altamont in Uintah division play. Pace leaders Pace of Tubions and Frederick of Union each tally 15 points. Duchesne visits Vernal next. Altamont travels to Tabiona. Also notes Salt Lake visit to grandson and daughter-in-law in St Logan.
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Union
Duchesn
Altamont Oo
Union bin School
Ablona
Uintah
Duchesne
Tablona
Altamont
Azure
Vernal
Tabiona
Nemeee
Pace
Prederick
Johnson
Grant
Hislop
Salt Lake
Logan
Howard Richardson
Fred T. Alder
Ira Heaton
Uintah County Bonds Quota Surpassed At Records
Uintah County exceeded its bonds sales quota by 39.5 percent, totaling 18,243,639 dollars. State chairman Charles L. Smith praised local and statewide volunteers for the outstanding effort and noted upcoming presentations by the Utah Sayings Bonds team.
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Charles L. Smith
Utah
Uintah
Treasury Department
Smith
Meagher
Harold Hullinger Addresses Vernal Kiwanis Club
Vernal LDS bishop Harold F Hullinger spoke to the Vernal Kiwanis Club on Ben Franklin's life and achievements last Thursday. Hill Wilson Deb Casada were appointed to work with the Jaycees on the annual Main Street line of dimes contest Saturday from 2 to 5 pm. Charles Johnson Father Richard Lundberg and LeRoy Smith reported. The club canceled tonight’s meeting due to the March of Dimes Variety Show, but a round table will precede the show at the Hotel Vernal.
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Harold F. Hullinger
Vernal Lds Second Ward
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Benjamin 'S
Ranklin
Hill Wilson
Deb Casada
Jaycees
Charles Johnson
Richard Lundberg
LeRoy Smith
Thirty Jurors Chosen for First Term in Vernal Court
Uintah County residents were drawn as petit jurors for the first term of court in the Fourth Judicial District at Vernal, beginning January 25. Names include Onel Burnett, Flwood Gee, Alvin Bowden, Mary Freeman, Don Barr, Abraham Hatch, and many others from communities like South Vernal City Jensen and Avalon.
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Uintah County
Fourth Judicial District
Vernal Beg Iining
Onel. Burnett
Flwood Gee
Alvin G. Bowden
Mary Freeman
Don Barr
Abraham Hatch
Oreson D. Hall
Charles
E. Lewis
Gam Swall
Robert ‘W. Johnston
Walter Colter
Southernal
Ann King
North Vertiht City
Lynn Dudieyi
Joseph Hastem
Jensen
Hatch Sundquist
Ney Harvey
Taylor
Ronald Ho
Cyrus Thompson
Lapolint
Orville Gillan
la Rue Pickup
Avalon
Marvin Ket
Angus Anderson
Keith J- Boyen
Ballard
Mai Pheasbckech
Davies Norman Fletcher
Eldon Perry
Gimes
Arvid Merkley
Dry
Lee Walker to Report Project at Utah Broadcaster Meet
Lee Walker, manager of the Upper Colorado River Storage project, will report at the Utah Broadcasters Association convention in Salt Lake City. He chairs the Upper Colorado River Development Committee and sits on the association board. Governor J Bracken Lee and Franke Crane will speak, with luncheon speaker Richard L Evans noted for his Spoken Word broadcasts and LDS leadership role.
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Lee Walker
Promi
Colorado River
Utah
Upper Basin
Assocaten
Salt Lake City
Walker
Association
Eugene Halliday
J. Bracken Lee
Franke Crane
Southern
U S Plans End to Tank Mail With March Deadline
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield announced that the distribution of junk mail in cities and villages will stop beginning April 1. The effort, started 15 months ago to aid businesses and postal workers, failed to meet expectations and may prompt a rate increase. About 1,000 complaints flowed into the Post Office Department in four months as mail recipients, unions, and editors protested the practice.
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Washingson
Arthur
Summerfield
Summertfield
Frank Carlson
R. Kan
Senate Post Office Committee
Post Office Department
Iprotest
Postal Supervisors Union
Golden Hatch ry Russelt 7 wen artiste Teidell
Fragmentary text mentions a Golden Hatch and a person named Teidell with unclear roles. No clear event, date, or location is readable. Summary preserves names as read and notes ambiguity about context and act.
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Golden Hatch
Wen Artiste
Teidell
Former Boxing Champion Will Wrestle Christy
A colorful former boxing champion known as The Prima Camera headlines a wrestling card featuring a 300 pound opponent Christy. The semifinal pairs a catlike cruiser with Gypsy Joe. Vic seeks a title shot with Frank or Jack if he defeats Joe. The event spans Seattle in February with prelims in Venice and Vernal.
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Prima Camera
Wrestlin
Christy
Primo
Hollywood
Vic
G. Joe
Frank
Jack
Seattle
Hardy Kruskamy
Venice
California
Sensi
Vernal
Court News from Vernal Fourth Judicial District Court
Court heard numerous cases January 11. guilty pleas for grand larceny by Deenford Bates and Jackson. alimony case Richardson found delinquent and jailed 30 days. several motions denied or continued. multiple trials and pre trials set for spring. mortgage foreclosure ordered. deposition rules applied for Montgomery Hide and Fur case. docket includes several dismissals and continuances.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
Vernal
William. Stanley Deenford
Trannal Charles A. Bates
Bf. D. Jackson
Cline Moore
Howard Reynolt
TP. Richardson
Ralph Richardson
Anderson
Vera C. Anderson
Rch
Elmer Huber
Ray Huber
Deep Creek Irrigation Company
Joseph Collier
Marion Rogers
Zeph S. Calder
Ralph Siddoway
Boney
Trene Dean
Rt L Olsen
Ao Investment Company
A. R. Kartchner
George E. Yeager
A. Theo, Johnson
Ilmer Murray
War ‘Ren Harris
Lewis J. Harris
R. Lawrence Cooper
Melvin George Robbins
Mabel Lorna Robbins
Montgomersy
Montgom i
Dba
Montgomery Hide and Far
Estate Proceedings and No Heirs in Randolph Case
On January 25 1955 Hartien tary court continued the case. Estate of Jack K Randolph found no heirs. Real and personal property sale confirmed to L HL Estates of J War Timothy deemed accounts true and allowed. Executor orders issued for J Vernon as trustee in Prince Andrew case.
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Mary
Hartientary Court
Jack K. Randolph
J. War Timothy
Totis Toan
J.B. Prince
Andrew J.vernon
Investment in Independent Telephone Industry
Babson Tank Massachusetts columnist advocates investing in telephone stocks. He praises the Bell System and independent telephone companies, noting safety income and growth, urging readers to buy shares in Bell or regional independents, highlighting a history of innovation by small independents and the role of competition in national progress.
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Babson Tank
Mass
Wall Street
Bigtowth
Bell
Jacob Bell Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell and Independents
Dell
Independent Telephone System
U. S. Independent Telephone Association
Munsey Uilding
Washington
General Telephone Company
Bell System
Tam
America
Bu Wevant
Dowfones Industrala
la Forte
Indiana
Tonga
Alough
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Ha Conservationista
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Grand Valley
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Utes
Martin W. Curtis
Unitdd Biante
Harold Hullinger
Kiwanis Club
U. 8
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Firestone Supreme
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Firestone
Arvin Portable
Searle's Saving Center
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