Grazing Control Shift Sought in Nevada
Nevada moves to shift public lands grazing to livestock operators under two bills. Senator George Malone proposes a local grazing district and reduced federal oversight, while critics warn it weakens Taylor Grazing Act protections and could affect 10 million plus acres. Supporters say grazing rights will protect range resources and align with water rights.
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Taylor
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Malone
Lator Malone
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Matone
Vernal Chamber of Commerce Plans Constitution Vote
Vernal C of C members will meet Monday January 28 to vote on adopting a constitution to incorporate the chamber as a legal business entity. The measure aims to protect membership and create a self perpetuating organization. Milt Andrus, president of the Mountain States Association of Chamber of Commerce, will speak at the meeting.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Malin
Milt Andrus
Mountain States Association of Chamber of
Vernal Legislator Quits Post on USAO Board
Senator B H Stringham of Vernal resigned from the Utah State Agricultural College board of trustees as Gov. Bracken Lee announced. Stringham cited focusing on one public post, after being elected to the Legislature following his board appointment. Board service praised by the governor.
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USAO
B. H. Stringham
R. Vernal
Utah State, Agriculture College
J. Bracken Lee
Lee
Stringham
Stringsham
Idaho ranchers push uniform federal land tenancy plan
Idaho sheepmen say they would cosponsor a uniform federal land tenancy act to limit the Bureau of Land Managements power to decide grazing use and capacity under the Taylor Act. Senators Mo?ne proposes an amendment letting cattlemen and sheepmen decide land use, challenging conservation spokesmen who oppose Malone proposal.
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Moone
Malone
Pioneers of Unital recount Jeremiah Hatch clan story
Jeremiah Hatch and brother Abram C Hatch arrived in Ashley Valley in 1878 seeking homes and church work. Hatch served as Indian Agent, spoke several languages, and acted as a peace maker between Indians and settlers. He led Wasatch Center as President and was beloved as Uncle Jerry. The Ashley settlement formed around Pardon Dodds ranch with 1879 businesses including Britt Store, post office, Gibbons Store, Bentleys Saloon, and a two room attic for boarders. (Continued Next Week)
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Ashley Valley
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Brigham Young
Utah
Ashley Valdey
Wasatch County
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Hatch
Wasatch
Blake
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Ing
Asmey Center
Pardon Dodds
Ashley
Old Ashley Town
Old Ashley
Britt
Huffaker
Jerry
Polio Research Backed by Foundation Fund
The March of Dimes backs polio research as gamma globulin offers temporary protection and may lessen severity but cannot prevent polio. Experts cite supply limits and incomplete knowledge, urging investment for a safe lasting vaccine and continuous research through year end.
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Reed
March of Dimes
Bas l O’connor
National
Nohnation For
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O'Connor
Emange
Tereareh
Marek
of Dimes
New Secretary Benson Receives Praise in Country Gentleman
Country Gentleman in its January issue depicts Ezra Taft Benson as a realist with strong self reliance values and integrity. W J Myers of Cornell praises his background and patience while Representative Clifford Hope notes Benson’s preparedness and factual stance on farm policy. Benson supports Eisenhower policy with parity goals but may push for reduced government and greater farmer responsibility.
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Country Gentleman
Benson
W. J. Myers
College of Agriculture
Cornell
Farm Credit Administration
Dean Meyers
Ife
Ezra Benson
Exobm
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
House Committee On Agriculture
Express want ads offer your extra powers for sale
If you grow more powers than you can use why not let others have the opportunity of buying from you. Advertise them in Express want ads.
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Express Want
Lions Club Plans State Convention At Provo in May
Lions International will hold its annual state convention in Provo May 24 to 26 with delegates from about 140 clubs. Aura C Hatch is general chairman, noting Provo is chosen as site for the first time. Eldon McKey is vice chairman and assists with arrangements with W Frank and others.
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Lions International
Provo
Aura C. Hatch
Hatch
Eldon McKey
W. Frank
Johnson reception committee and city finances noted
Johnson convened a reception committee with C L Ellerton for ticket sales and noted finances overseen by WI Cook who returned to Vernal. He and Mrs. Cook traveled from Nephi where they visited their daughter Mrs Lawrence Broadhead who recently broke her ankle during Christmas Day events.
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WI Cook
Vernal
Nephi
Mrs. Cook
Mrs. Lawrence" Broadhead
Ennenna
Babson Discusses the Stock Market in Park Mass
Babson warns of a stock market rise fueled by big business and Republican insiders. He notes past booms followed by sharp drops, urges caution, and predicts eventual declines unless debt is reduced and government spending curbed. He advises investors to question current prices and await potential 100 to 200 point falls.
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Uesa
Hoover
Fone
Tors
Walters
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