Federal Workers Eligible for Unemployment Benefits
Federal employees may apply for unemployment compensation starting January 1 after 19 weeks of federal or private work in the last full calendar quarter. Eligible workers must obtain a Social Security number and be willing to accept full time work. Benefits range from 11 to 27.50 dollars weekly. About 27,000 Utah workers newly fall under the rules as Vernal shifts cover National Forest Service and other federal offices.
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Utah
Sperber
C. Heiner
Vernal
National Forest Service
Bureau of Land = Management
National Park Service
Soil Conservation Ice
Treasury Department
Selective Service System
Farmers Home Administration
Ver ons Lions Club Adds Ten Members in Vernal
Ten new members were accepted at the Ver ons Lions Club luncheon in Vernal at the Dinosaur Room of Hotel Vernal. President Capumence Fox announced total membership at 128 with four absent, name to include Max G, Batt Branley Anderson, Royal Henderson, Spencer Heiner, Kenneth Mortensen, Warren Mott, Glade M. Sowards, Grant Southam, Jack R Walls, and Frank Wright.
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Lions Club
Verons Club
Dinosaur Room
Hotel Vernal
J.C. Anderson
Cubs
C.apumence Fox
Isai
Balton
Whiterooks Shower for Helen Hendricks in Whiterooks
Madeena Smith reports on a pink and blue shower for Mrs Helen Hendricks with gifts and lunch. The piece lists attendees, visits, and local social events including funerals, meetings, cattle shipments, and Lions club milestones in Vernal area.
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Whiterooks
Helen Hendricks
Madeena Smith
Helen Mendricks
Wendricks
Whiinea Twitchell
Annie Atwood
Vernal
Mutual
Square Lance
Venderson Atwine
Roosevelt
Elbert Smith
Trgosevelt
Lorn Pike
Mildred Moasman
Indies
MIA
Pike
Ft. Duchesne
Maebier 1st Ward Timothys Trip to California and Games
Maebier 1st Ward Timothys report a trip to Los Angeles to visit daughter Donna who was ill, with Mrs Timothy visiting Nevada to see daughter Trose Marie and her new baby. Explorers won 30 25 against Naples last Friday and plan a rematch to determine who goes to Salt Lake City.
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Maeber
Timothys
Marie
California
Mra
L. A
Timothy
Los Angeles
Donna
Nevada
Trose Marie
Explorers
Naples
Salt Lake City
Gary Ashby
Blaine Palmer
BYU
Vernal Secondars
Lynn McConkie
Cecil Brings
Tahitian
Forrest Evans
Wayne Pope
Carol Hulbert
Elznda Evans
Elmer Glegey
Ruby Pope
Archie McConkle
Vivian Allen
Margaret Roberts
Norwood Hardy
Provo
Utah State
Navajos Join Uppea Dams Plan and Commission Resignations
The Navajo Nation backs the Navajo Dam Shiprock project on the San Juan River as part of a first irrigation phase. Utah officials and Sen Stringham travel to Gallup and Window Rock for hearings. Two commission members, John Erickson of New Mexico and Ed Dutcher of Colorado, resigned amid party shifts. The project aims to create 3,000 farms for about 15,000 on the San Juan Basin reservation, expanding Indian land cultivation to 122000 acres and non Indian land to 29000 acres.
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UPPEA
Washington, D. C
John Erickson
New Mexico
Ed Dutcher
Colorado
Utah Board of Examiners
Gallup
Winedow Rock
Thethers
Vernal
Ft. Duchesne
Plana
San Juan River
San Juan
Miles City Range Station cows weigh peak calf at six years
Records on 1,335 cows over 24 years at Miles City Montana show heaviest calves at six years, first calves lightest. Averages imply six year cows yield heavier calves than three-year-olds by about 40 pounds. Production notes urge careful culling of first calvers and note peak milk output at six. Regular Saturday cattle sale at Uinta sales barn lists bids for steers, heifers, stockers, and lambs with prices and weights.
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Milea City
Montana
U.S. Hange
Miles City
Mon
USDA
Uinta Sales
Roosevelt
Ste i Seit
Maeser 2nd Ward Family Fetes Marie Dodds
Marie Dodds was honored with a turkey dinner by twenty family members at her home on Friday. The gathering featured games led by Virginia Hall, visits from Caldwell and Gene Fox, and Sunday night meetings directed by Frank Walker with speakers including Clair Batty and Niles Molt. A Maeser First Ward quartet sang as guests arrived. neighbors Glade Colton and Richard D. Smith stayed overnight from Salt Lake.
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Donna W. Collett
Marie Dodds
Virginia Hall
Caldwell
Gene Fox
BYU
Frank Walker
Mr. Walker
Clair Batty
Sandra Hacking
Niles Molt
Billy Hatch
Maeser First Ward
Ted Thacker
Kenneth Ashby
Ward Evans
Thoral Badily
Glade Colton
Richard D.smith
Salt Lake
Leo Hackin
Salt Ike
Chicago
Lyle Sage
Ogden
Theron
Gene Bullard
Rangely
Gordon Hacking
Aces Hall
Puncay
Lloyd Richards
Andrew Vernon
China Town
Maeser Second Ward
Arlo Caldwell
Kay Campbell
Frances Bowden
Harley Morrison
Junior Roberts
Michael Murphy
Dale Slade
Glee Hatch
Jean Merkley
Caroline McLean
Carolyn Martinsen
Tamara Hacking
Mary Ellen Jones
China, Town
Niles Mott
Douglas Hatch
Bill Merkley
Glen Vernon
Ray Merkley
Dennis Ha
Donna Hail
Nolan Hacking
Carla Holfeltz
Dora Weyerman
Carolyn Adams
Nellie Hullinger
Chris
Terrors of Russian invasion told at K and F luncheon
Dr. Nicholas Nyvardi, former minister, warned over 125 Knife and Fork Club members that communism threatens America. He recounted Hungary under Soviet pressure, urged a Crusade for Freedom, and criticized low voter turnout while praising Utah pioneers.
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America
Nicholas Nynrodi
France
Hungary
Knife and Fork Club
Dr. Nyvardi
Voice of America
Vienna
Lenin
Russia
Europe
Priesthood Party Honors Contest Winners This Saturday
Aaronie Priesthood members of Uintah Stake will attend a party hosted by the Melchizedek Priesthood this Saturday evening to celebrate a four month attendance contest won with a 12 percent margin. The Uintah Stake Center hosts the event at 1:30 p.m. featuring a movie, community singing, and refreshments. All members of the Asronic Priesthood Senior Aaronic Priesthood and Melchizedek Priesthood with their partners are invited under the direction of President Archie Johnson and committee chairs Harmon Sowards and Orlo Goodrich.
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Uintah
Uintah Stake Center
Archie Johnson
Harmon
Sowards
Orlo Goodrich
Education and attendance drive Uintah school concerns
Data link education levels to higher per capita retail sales and political activity. Uintah School District attendance declined from 2,999.8 to 2,687.9 in the second term, with yearly funding projected at 503 299 for the year. Supt Max G Abbott warns truancy fosters delinquency as staff stay, and community attitudes must shift to curb it. Board members Morris R Cook and A Don Batty urge ongoing efforts to value education and address truancy, with a Uintah PTA plan for 1955 56 leadership across Ashley Valley Junior High and Uintah High. The next PTA meeting is March 28.
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Uintah
Max G. Abbott
Board of Education
Morris R. Cook
A. Don Batty
Cook
PTA
P-Ta
Ashley Valley Junic High
Helen Walker
Rov. Uaty B. Gordon
Muriel Wail
Owen Wall
Idona Acord
Victor Waite
Leora Jacobe
Uintah Pta
Les Miracle
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Ford
Heather
Ize
Firestone Town & Country Reg
Chuck
Texaco
Havoline
Texaco National Credit
Edith Cherhansley
Jim Twitchell
Neola
Scott Jack
Chester Smith
John Wopsock
Eva Atwine
Bill Hoops
Esther Harvey
Bill Workman
Oso
Mary Murray
Church of Jesus, Christ of Lattenday Saints
Forrest Goodrich
Edith Allred
Mary May Murray
Martha Morrill
Daniels
Alma Preece
Clyde Merkley
Tridell
Wilmer Parrishs
Francis Croziera
M. Sowards
Lions
Jack R. Wallis
Lions International
Vernal Club
Uintah Cattlemen's News
Asia
United States
Heine
Chile
Elis Brand
Delmarie
Pineapplestiar cx
Cliff
Pat
Armour’s Star
VU. S
O.P
SKAC
Roe
van Camp
Libby
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