Beetle Battle Rages As Crews Save Timber Losses
Foresters battle Englemann spruce beetle outbreaks across Colorado's White River Arapaho and Routt National Forests with nearly 1,000 workers in 14 mountain camps. Congress funds debated. crews treat 700000 infested trees, aiming to curb billions of board feet of potential timber loss and protect mature stands amid rugged terrain and high costs.
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Beetle
Timber
United States Forest Service
Englemann
Colorado
Forest Service
Congress
Rocky Mountain
Boston
America
Wyoming
UHS P TA Meet Promotes Parent Teen Cooperation
The January 31 P TA program at UHS addresses teen parent relations with a three speaker panel drawn from Sophomores to Seniors. Questionnaires distributed by Principal Mr Rigby informed discussion topics on allowance cars dating home life and parental roles. The aim is to foster cooperation between generations and improve home and school harmony.
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UHS
P-Ta
Rigby
J. M. Francke
Arsen Allred
Bus Johnson
Don Hacking
Lillian Henderson
Beetle Eggs Hatch Cycle Delayed War on Bark Beetle
Beetle eggs laid in July and August hatch in two weeks. Larvae feed on inner bark then dormancy through winter, resumes June. Adults emerge cream colored, turn brown, girdle trees and winter under bark. Forest Service proclaims a major battle won but war continues with thousands of infested trees to treat to protect forests and timber value.
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Engel Manns
Lyte
F Weattr
Congress
Forest Service
Forcatera
High Hear
Roney
Denver
Rockies
Firat
New Mexico
Indian Association Charges Government Invasion of Rights
The Association on American Indian Affairs denounces November 9 1950 regulations by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs that would restrict tribal contracts with attorneys. It argues the rules undermine constitutional rights, force local counsel, cap fees, control which firms may be used, and could bow to bureaucratic pressure, urging readers to appeal to the Interior Secretary to reject the regulations. Allen Stevens, Secretary.
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Association On American Indian Affairs
United States
Alaska
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Indiana
Congress
Association
Interior
Beef Production School Slated For Maeser
Uintah County to host a Beef Production School on June 30 31 and February 1 at Maeser chapel and Alterra. Topics include feeding range livestock management for beef cattle by Prof George Henderson and market outlook by Prof Morris Taylor. Dr Paul Christofferson will discuss diseases and their control in beef cattle. Sessions begin 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm daily.
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Uintah County
Clair St. Acord
George Henderson
Morris H. Taylor
Paul Christofferson
Utah State Agricultural College
Maeser Chapel
Alterra
History Progress of Ute Indians Told to Lions
Under the superintendent the Lions heard a report on Ute history progress. With Dr Ray Spendlove absent, C Lawrence Fox led the meeting aided by Harold Davis and Lawrence Lee. They noted proceeds and discussed the recent Ons Convention in Salt Lake. The club hoped for one more member to win the trophy.
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Ray Spendlove
C. Laurence Fox
Harold ©. Davis
Lawrence Lee
Lions
Don Hacking
Salt Lake
Congo mineral wealth and exports noted
The Belgian Congo yields a range of minerals including copper, tin, cobalt, industrial diamonds, manganese and coal. Each year vast quantities are exported from the colony to global markets, underscoring its mineral wealth and economic importance.
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Belgian Congo
Belalan Congo
Annual Turkey Grower Meeting Set for Salt Lake City
The first in Utah's annual turkey grower series will convene at Hotel Newhouse in Salt Lake City on Friday February 2 from 10 30 am to 4 pm. W B Kilgore of Ralston Purina announces a noon turkey luncheon with program speakers Keith Weltza Dr Bryce McCrory and Dr W E Sherman. Invitations have been mailed to local turkey farmers.
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Utah
Hotel Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Briday
W. B. Kilgore
Ralston Puring Company
Kilgore
Keith Weltza
Bryce McCrory
Purina Turkey
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Beloved Son's Illness
The family extends thanks to friends for kindness shown during the illness and burial of their son and grandson. Gratitude expressed for offerings and prayers, with appreciation for those who participated in services.
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Thanes
Alli
Betty’ Rae
Dan Nee
Don Ray
Arallys
Aliihi
Ulin
Thane
Coumh
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Indian Association
Allen Stevens
Association On American Indian Affaire
Washington, DC
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Martin W Clement
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Treasury
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Vernal Bowing Alley
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Henry Scheefermeyer
Itea
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