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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
7
A charged political column questions American patriotism during wartime, accusing the government of missteps with Soviet and Chinese actors, delay in decisive action, and Protest fatigue. It criticizes the State Department and calls for daily postal protests, denouncing media hypocrisy and passive citizens.
Modesto California Tribune argues that politics driven by profit consumes American virtue. Readers reflect on government corruption, neglect, and the public's complicity, questioning whether citizens tolerate blood money and cash-driven policies as the nation’s motto.
The piece argues that the United States remains strong and capable, refuting claims that America is "washed up." It defends capitalism, warns against collectivist policies, and urges continued effort, resilience, and reform to sustain growth and liberty. It emphasizes America's wartime and economic strength and calls for vigilance against defeatist philosophy.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Bury and two children, once living at the Ira S Gardner residence and employed at the Dudoultry farm, have returned to New York. The Grislows moved to Naples to reside. Patty Jimmy Don Kenneth and Barbara will stay with grandparents to finish this school year at the Jensen School. Merrill Fisher has been homebound with rheumatic fever for ten days. Helen Porter of Utah State Agricultural College spoke at the Family Life Institute in Jensen Ward Chapel. Dee Slaugh returned from Sydney Neb but soon fell ill and is improving in county hospital. Homemakers club meets in Vernal at Mrs Freda Davis home next month. Hank Merkley has stayed with his daughter in Vernal for a month. Ethel Miller was a county hospital patient for two days. Fifth and Sixth graders in Mr Day’s room presented a short play and readings over KJAM radio. Attendees included Frank Dudley, Nila Evans, Carolee Davis, Billy Murray, and Sylvia Snow. The Shaws visited relatives in Vernal and Jensen after a month trip to Arizona, Mexico, and California. they reside in Colbran Colorado. Jensen residents attended a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Vern Moore in Vernal. Ernest Helco returned from Richfield Utah with his wife and two children to reside while he works in the oil field. They stayed with Mrs Helco’s aunt and uncle Warren Billings. Mr and Mrs Murray visited Jensen and Vernal from sage Cole. their daughter Enola stayed with her aunt.
William C. Winder of the State Department of Public Instruction leads statewide merchandising courses to help local merchants keep business in smaller Utah communities. The program, conducted with local cooperation, aims to strengthen main streets amid shifting population and shopping patterns, with sessions planned in Tremonton Logan Richmond Brigham City and other eastern Utah towns in late January through March.
A recent trip to Roosevelt saw overnight guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Woodward Sr The visitors included Ricky a child of Mr and Mrs Carl Richardson who was staying several days as a patient at the County hospital with pneumonia.
The February Reader's Digest cites James Finann detailing chances of being haled into court for offenses from traffic violations to manslaughter. The excerpt discusses legal exposure across a spectrum of crimes.
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