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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
5
A psychologist explains how to help a child jealous of a capable sibling. Parents should provide steady encouragement, build the child’s own talents, and demand sincere effort. Praise genuine behavior, avoid empty flattery, and teach cooperation at home to restore self esteem.
The Governor’s team inspected public buildings and reported generally good condition. Town Hall and School were OK, Post Office needed more sandbuckets, but the Fire Station failed to meet standards due to volunteer firemen being too busy elsewhere to fix it.
A hobbyist plumber named Hiatt devoted 17 years to constructing a miniature railroad. He built a full circuit with two locomotives and four cars, using donated and self-made parts, and created a center-roundhouse and station shed. He worked daily before dawn, saying the schedule gives him an extra day weekly.
La Crosse Wisconsin reports veteran Richard Klaber finally received a $37430 payment to reimburse travel and subsistence costs from returning home to Chicago after discharge in Manila. Klaber filed 10 claims before Congress appropriated funds in 1945, 48 years after the first claim.
Fragmented report claims American soldiers would listen to rumors and lose rights while a dramatic plan to withdraw from Korea or drop atomic bombs is debated. It mentions long staying US troops, chained North Korean tank crews, and UN troop movements, with unclear sourcing and sensational tone.
Long Beach expert Dr. Frank Tallinen says spanking is not worse than constant talking or chatter. He argues children resent harsh methods and that a firm but not overly harsh stance is best, as ongoing scolding can breed hostility in youngsters.
In Detroit Theodore Gordon was arrested for altering. In court he denied the charge and said if you have no penny you are lettering the 4 judge's ad. Gordon produced a penny and the case was dismissed.
A garbled note recalls Senator King asking for crop relief funds amid water crisis and talks of a railroad outlet by Craig and Wamsutter. It mentions a spring start, a large American Legion meeting, heavy snow in Dry Fork, births, marriages, licenses, and local civic activity. Also notes a bridge project, architectural training in Utah, and a 1950s metals demand trend.
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