Rise of Tung Oil Industry Brings South Hope
The U S Department of Commerce reports tung oil production spreading across the southern United States with Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Texas set to yield at least 2 000 000 pounds this year This long term project aims to curb dependence on foreign supplies and grow a profitable industry through plantation expansion mills and by products including tung meal fertilizer Experts compare growth to petroleum’s early days and note trees take years to mature but may bear for 50 years or more
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Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
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Gulf
Gainesville
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Logojusa
Picayune
Miss
Wiggins
Thomas J1 Hawks
Hewits
Rune
Department of Commerce
Local Notes and Family Visit Dull Weekend
Mr and Mrs George Walkup of Whiterocks visited relatives here on Saturday. A hot water jacket exploded in Clark Larson’s home causing damage. Merrill Anderson attends an electric course in Salt Lake. George Roberts spent Wednesday in Roosevelt. The Murray family illness and a Denver trip for a stock show are noted amid sparse local updates.
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George Walkup
Whiterocks
Clark Larson
Merrill Anderson
Salt Lake
George Roberts
Roosevelt
Jackie
Leaih Mae
Lemnor Murray
Grant Carpenter
Dan Willamson
Denver
Wm. Murray
Vernal Ca 1507 News Camp Expands Courses At High School
About twenty members of Ca 1507 attend classes at the local high school in typing shorthand and bookkeeping. A salesman ship class led by Captain A L Woolums began on Monday night with a large group of boys enrolled. On Leave Leader John Watkins was granted 20 day leave Sunday to visit family in Akron. The grazing department of Co 1507 expects a new Caterpillar tractor from Salt Lake City within a week.
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A. L. Woolums
Acee
John Watkins
Akron
Division of Grazing Department of Co
Salt Lake City
Eduucational Department of Co. 1507
Winkel
Vernall
Missport
Washington
Uintah Basin Civil War Veteran Dies
A longtime Uintah Basin veteran and Fort Duchesne supporter died after a life of public service and travel to the East. William TenBroeck, never married, lived near Fort Duchesne after 1912, spent years in the Old Soldiers Home and in 1938 made a visit east before passing away January 4. Surviving are a brother H. H. TenBroeck and relatives in New York and Williamsport. He was generous to the needy and known for his even temper and kindness to animals.
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Ft. Duchesne
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H. H. TenBroeck
Helen TenBroeck
Willarmsport
Williamsot
William TenBroeck
Edward Oehler
Mit
la Lara
Put City
Utah Officials Back Oaks Park Project In Utah Wpa Talks
The Utah delegation reports continued support for the Oaks Park dam project. William H. King and Abe Murdock confirm meetings with WPA officials and efforts to secure approval, while stating the Washington office has rejected the application despite reconsideration requests.
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Abe Murdock
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Project Central Divvision
Works Progress Administration
Washington, D. C
Washington
Local News Briefs From Roosevelt Area
Daily notices report family events and local happenings. Tazwell East’s two year old burned from hot water but recovering well. Floyd Tistry recent visitor from Lapoint. Marie Anderson to Salt Lake beauty school. Mark Pope welcomes first boy Jan 15. Verdin Johnson ill with flu. Ab Price’s daughter injured by washing machine. Mrs Reynolds returns from Duchesne after two weeks, attends family reunion. Tex Davis in town to train horses. Dallas Dodily and family visit Roosevelt.
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Tazwell East
Floyd Tistry
Lapoint
Don L
Ab Price
Fred Reynolds
Duchesne
Foy
Dallas
Roeer
Protest by Utah grazing district No. B licensees meeting planned
A protest by wood growers holding temporary grazing licenses in Utah Grazing District No. B challenges the tentative range allotments dividing use between sheep and cattle. A meeting will be held in Vernal at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday to clarify issues, with stockmen in the district urged to attend.
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Division of Grazing
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bennion Hearing Set For Friday At Courthouse
Tuesday at the courthouse before Justice W S Nenderson the state and defense agreed to hold the preliminary hearing for Bennion charged with larceny of sheep on Friday at 2 p m.
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W. S. Nenderson
Bennion
Safety First Hints For Autoists From State Patrolman
State Patrolman Jack Young warns drivers to prevent livestock on highways by maintaining fences and preventing stray cattle or horses from wandering onto roads. He notes nighttime encounters with wildlife demand swift, safe maneuvers but urges owners to avoid such hazards, as laws prohibit willful or negligent restocking of livestock on roadways and liability for resulting damages.
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Jack Young
Uintah Basin
Senate Chaplain of Missouri Struck by Odd Verse
Fragmentary draft mentions Senate chaplain and rules about livestock on public highways. It notes that livestock must be guarded by herders during dark hours to clear a passage for vehicles. The text blends ceremonial reference with incomplete legal phrasing and timing details.
Hot Springs Health Resort Featured by Wells on Radio
International explorer Carveth Wells describes Hot Springs National Park on Conoco broadcast Exploring America. He cites Del Soto and Indian legends, notes the springs are government supervised and affordable. He praises year round recreation and health benefits.
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Arkansas
Saya Carveth Wells
Tot Springs National Park
America
Conoco
Carveth Wells
KSL
Ferdinand DeSots
Wells
del Soto
Utah Senate Leads Utah 22nd Legislature With Rapid-Fire Start
The twenty second Utah legislature opens with the Senate taking the initiative, rushing labor and other bills on day one after Governor Blood's message. The House lags with no bills yet, while the Senate pushes through labor measures and a direct primary bill replacing party conventions, signaling a culture shift in state lawmaking.
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Utah
Senate
House of Representatives
Tnstead
Henry H. Bleed
Speed
Maw Ang
Eldred M. Royle
Elberta
House
Commissioners to Cooperate With City in Care For Needy Transients
County commissioners met with chair J W Weaver presiding. County Clerk FP Noel authorized to pay gas and road work bills, government to furnish men and equipment, plus 60 for hospital bills of Delos Kempton and 5 per month for reemployment office. A bus ticket to George Carter authorized. City mayor R Cooper urged paying half the summer aid for transients. Action on merchant licenses in MacTown not taken.
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County Commission
J. W. Weaver
FP. L. Noel
Delos Kempton
George Carter
Cooper
Mac
NYA Aid to Utah Students Continues Through January
Aid to Utah grade, high school and college students under NYA will continue through January, totaling nearly $15,000 monthly in pay envelopes to recipients, state NYA director FW Kirkhom announced.
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NYA
Fw, Kirkhom
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