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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1942

Page

8

Series of BCS Radio Dramas Start Over KSL

A series of tan US tanmite radio dramas titled The Lar We Defend presented by They Soi Conservatiay Senders on Tiles diya over KGL. Ted Klan discusses warning codes and conservation topics while Newark City hosts a live storytelling event and a Forest Saga. The line up includes The Saga of the Forest Ameliew's Vabisibig Balls and other conservation themed pieces.

BCS KSL Radio Drviutiga They Soi Conservatiay KGL Avare Ted Klan RSL Newark City

Vernal Community Notes and Local Moves

The United Packing and Provisions Company is highlighted as a major local factor in prosperity. Homer E Rich wins the Commercial Club presidency. Vernal plans work on the Vernal Rack Springs road. The Uintah Academy issues its first student Berdy created Uintale. Henry Smillin relocates his family to a Brush Creek ranch. A local tailor moves his shop to the brick building once used by L N Meredith. Archie Jolson welcomed a baby boy.

United Packing and Provision Company Homer E Rich Commercial Club Vernnal -Rack Springs Berdy Uintit Academy Paren Henry Smillin Brush Creek Eth Perry

Utah Statehood Push Highlighted In January Parade

Fifty years ago on January 28 1882 Senator Teller backed Utah statehood efforts as a bill moved through Congress. The valley discussed moving the state capital to Provo while opposing broad political control and a canal project to water farms with ten teachers in the area.

Teller Utah Proyo

Victory Book Campaign Begins In Utah Effort

Mrs Elizabeth Manker a Uintah County Librarian joins about 200 Utah librarians in the Victory Book Campaign to collect books for soldiers sailors and marines. Sponsored by the American Library Association American Red Cross and USO the Utah division led by L M Patrick aims to gather 50000 suitable volumes across technical, business, fiction and sports categories. Unbound magazines are not requested and books will be collected at the Uintah County Library for shipment by truck to military posts and ships.

Elizabeth Manker Uintah County Utah Army Manker American Library Associaton American Red Cross United Service Organizations L. M. Patrick Thebrary University of Utah Salt, Lake City Mex Marke

Indian Women Organize Home Extension Council at Ft Duchesne

Representatives of Uintah and Ouray Agency gathered at Fort Duchesne on Tuesday to form a Home Extension Council for the tribe. The meeting, led by agency officials, aimed to plan activities to aid families and provide home management education. Mary Jade Walker Faith Penfold and others assisted with entertainment and readings. a noon lunch followed.

Ft. Duchesne Tagwant Mater Raaedlett Bente Whiteorks Fort Duchesne Uintah and Quesy Indi Bwrheene Dngumiry AML Cowie Cie Uinta Onriy Tadinn Owen Mar Murray Rhe Ecuinet Guaere Pleetah Cesspool Eerehars Fort Ernesse Mary Jade Walker Faith Penfold Ruston Dern Selark Tonett

Brother of Mrs Elmira Harrison Dies in Provo

George J. Duke 83 died Saturday in Provo. A son of Jonathan Oldhans Duke and Sarah Thompson Duke he was born May 25 1858 in Provo. He married Sarah Mecham on Oct 26 and Olga Jensen on May 12 1921. Surviving are his widow eight sons and four daughters, four brothers and sisters, 35 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.

Provo George J. Duke Jals Jonathan Oldhans Sarah ‘Thompson Duke Sarah Mecham Hha Olga Jensen Salt Lake Leiple George Duke Lewis Duke Emma Hardy Atter Carter Mes Tetla Jehnsen Albert Duke Muley Ida Florence Johnson Charleston Lenora Johnston San, Francisco Thomas W Duke Heber Duke Mary Ann Brown Elmira Worrison Vernal

Uintah Basin Youths Make Good in California

Two Uintah Basin youths with strong backgrounds in recreation and athletics are profiled for successful careers in California. Roberta de Vernal and Cirey Lusty of Duchesne built college and coaching credentials, led WPA recreation programs, and advanced toward master’s degrees in physical education with sociology studies.

Uintah Basin California Souis Roberta Vernal Cirey M. Lusty Duchesne Roberts Lusty Nave Greg M Lusty Bert Lusty University of Utah WPA Recreation Alvision Lusty Southern California Louis A. Roberts Don C. Roberts Uintah USAC Alterra USC Greg Lusty Louis Community Service Program Los Angeles County

Woolgrowers Demand Tariffs Be Retained

Delegates at the woolgrowers convention urged government purchase of a 42 wool clip, supported a permanent price ceiling, and called for retaining tariffs to aid postwar trade. Speakers warned that without better trade arrangements and continued protection, lasting peace and recovery would be at risk.

Wotupo Boles Hrib Sipialy Ds United

States is so small that it might vanish overnight

Dr Mor Clure argued that the state is so small that its loss would barely compare to ending its production and impact, underscoring concerns about durability, influence, and regional importance.

Mor Clure

Local residents report moves and family news

Ashley and Arch Allen travel to Salt Lake City for Merle Allen who left Monday for California to join the army. Arvol, stationed in Olympia, Washington, expects to return February 1 after illness during an auto wreck investigation. Earnest Greensill ill. hospital transfer to Arizona. Derrill Johnson and Jay Simper visit East Lake City. Simper buys George Barker home. Alfred Johnson visits Slake Genealogical Board. Hyrum Toone returns from Ogden and Salt Lake. Vernon Erickson moves to Mt. Pleasant to operate a shop. Bellet Society hosts visiting teachers with a social and lunch.

Arch Allen Neva Hemstreet Salt Lake City Yink Merle Allen California Wall Anderson Arvol Olympia Washington Julia Arrowsmith Sanford Green

Naples Residents Share Weekly Social Roundup

Napa es residents and visitors list birthdays dinners and gatherings at homes of Merrill Opensraw Duvall and Goodrich families. Events include MIA elections for Gold and Green Ball, sacrament talks, a hot supper party, sewing and potluck, and a Meissenmert peace program presented by the MIA with Beth Goodrich directing.

Elmer Merrill California Merrill Prany Merrill Josephine James Duvall Lyn McConkle Maeser McConkie A. G. Goodrich Salt Lake City Hyrum B. Calder Cary Carma Goodrich Mra Owen Hullinger Lapoint Emma Hullinger MIA West Side Aston Calder East Side Velda Duvall Angus Merrill Joseph Collier Grace Goodrich Merril O'Donald Frank Goodrich Jacob N Lubbert Gene Litster Josephine Bascom Springville Salem Uth Bascom Erina Jones

Dance fundraiser to move elk to Ashley Forest

The article notes a dance fundraiser raising funds to transport elk to Ashley Forest. It highlights that half of the $150 arminal fees will be used for the same purpose and credits the Vernal and River Club for years of effort to introduce a native elk herd. It mentions ongoing beaver control efforts, beaver trapping, and the formation of the Eastern Utah Sportsmen's Association as a statewide achievement.

Code Stewart Lake Feidvens Utdlc Possissig Hireaims Wits Areity Eastern Utah Sportsmens’ Association

Unclear excerpt on fish and wildlife management in the state

The passage discusses support for a new state fish and wildlife management system and mentions the Uin ilah Basin benefiting from it. It notes a National Rifle Association group membership, receipt of 22 calibre ammunition, and unusually large trout shipments from Goth state and federal hatcheries. The speaker attributes poor fishing last year to wet weather, predicting the 1942 season could be the best ever.

Uinilah Basin National Rtifle Association of America Goth Stte Federal Hatcheries Cole

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