Oil Supply Firms Open Business Office Here
Two puppy houses for oil companies announce new Vernal establishments. McCullough Took company of Los Angeles will cut drill pipe and casing at the Tague warehouse East Main St, employing six men. Jones and Laughlin Supply Co Casper rep J L Gilmore says a Vernal store will open soon. they already operate in Craig Colorado and Casper Wyoming supplying oil tools and supplies.
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Vernal
McCullough
Los Angeles
Cal
Craig
Colo
Casper
Wyo
Utah Lowest Octane Gasoline In Nation Report
A Bureau of Mines survey shows Utah and the South Mountain area had the lowest octane rating for regular gas last summer, testing 88 Octane. The national average premium fuel fell from 90.2 to 89.7 as lead supplies were restricted, with 128 companies' products tested across 205 cities.
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Washington
South Mountain
Vernal Chamber Commends Snow Removal Crews
The Vernal Chamber of Commerce board voted to commend Utah State Highway Commission crews for clearing and maintaining Highway 40 during a recent closure. Letters will go to Salt Lake City papers to urge more accurate road information and reduce sensationalism around Basin travel.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Utah State Highway Commission
Highway 40
Salt Lake City
Uintah Basin
Ray Spendrove
Gasoline Prices Hit New Highs in Northeast Region
Age of two and a half dollars marked a shift as New England and northern New York motorists faced the highest rated gasoline prices with premium at 91.5 cents and regular at 85.9 cents per gallon.
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New England
New York
Electric wiring in Vernal to be inspected under city code
Vernon officials will inspect older homes wired before the building code to ensure wiring capacity before installing new appliances. Property owners must obtain a permit before changes. inspections, led by City Building Inspector Royce Mowrey, will be free. The meeting, chaired by City Manager LeRoy Taylor, included appliance firm reps and Utah Power and Light manager J. C. Anderson. A follow up meeting with contractors and plumbers is planned later this month.
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Focal
Royce Mowrey
J. C. Anderson
Utah Power and Light Manager
Uintah Serv Assn Publishes Military Promotion List
The Uintah Service Association releases a list of recent promotions for local servicemen. Irvin Haws, James Campbell, Edward Colton, Cary Wayne Reno, Clarence Zufelt and others advance in rank. Discharges and new enlistees from Uintah County are noted, with several youths joining Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and other services. Seaman Dow receives a commissaryman rating after training in San Diego.
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Uintah Baait
Uintah Service Ass'n
Service Assn
Irvin Haws
Pfc
James Campbell
Pic
Edward Colton
SO 2
Cary Wayne Reno
Kenneth L. Woods
Oply
Clarencé Zufelt
Calvin 'S. Heed
Ssgt
Jack &. Pace
Charles G. Jarman
W. K. Arnold
Arlen Jensen
Duane Itall
LaVoir Duvall
DeMar Duvall
Pior Stanle Woodard
Allan L. York
Dean Merkley
I Ray Hunting
Jackie, Mott
Uintah
Uintah Service
Uintah County
Uncle Sam
David Ford Colorow
Air Force
Dallas D. DeMille
Marines
Marion Arthur Hackford
Arthur Trevier Harrison
Navy
Bryan J. Horrocks
Coast Guard
Pau Ray Schofield
Dow
Carl Darmell Dow
Resent
U.s.aval
San Diego
Calif
Donnel Dow
Vernal
Seaman Dow
Commissary
New Jury List Drawn For Fo Judicial District Court
A list of jurors was drawn by Lola Anderson and county officials for the Fo Judicial District for the next three months. The pool includes Lester Schwabe,ry Thomlinson, Deward Shiner, Clair Haslem, Jack Turner, Maude Anderson, Ralph Preece, Ralph Hatch, Harry Miller, Edmy Caldwell, Ralph Taylor, Lewis Anderle, Warren Po Riverdale, Estella Workman, Harold Dudley, Archie Jenkins, Robert Cook, Lloyd Eaton, Lynn Hichens, Zina Howard, Lorell Anderson, Lynn Martinsen, Owen Wall, Harold Davis, Lyle Remington, Martin Fletcher, Joseph Price, O E Rasmussen, F E Colton, Warren Belcher. Eligible jurors will be selected for the Fourth Judicial District beginning February 5. pay is $8 per day plus travel.
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Lola Anderson
May C. Samuels
Charles T. Popa
Fo Judicial District
Lester Schwabe
Gusher
Harry Thomlinson
Willow Creek
Deward Shiner
South Vernal
Clair Haslem
Bennett
Jack C. Turner
Glines
Maude Anderson
Naples
Ralph A. Preece
Ralph Hatch
Harry Au Miller
Riverdale
Edmy Caldwell
Ashley
Ralph Taylor
Randlett
Lewis P. Anderle
Warren Po
I Riverdale
Estella Workman
Harold Dudley
Ouray
Archie D. Jenkins
Maeser
Robert Cook
Davis
A Lloyd Eaton
N.iVernalLynn
Fourth Judicial District
Tourist trade misses Utah through lack of promotion
Tom Jensen of the Associated Civic clubs urged Southern and Eastern Utah groups to boost promotion. He displayed 18 and 200,000 folders sent nationwide inviting visitors, arguing Utah’s 34 hour average stay yields potential losses of tens of millions in revenue if longer visits were encouraged. He cited comparisons with neighboring states and called for broader distribution through bureaus and travel centers.
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Utah
Naon
Tom Jens
Associated Civic Clubs
Richfield
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jensen
Jehnert Wald
United States
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