Court Action Highlights Fines For Drunkenness And Assault
City Judge Richard Jensen assessed fines totaling 140 dollars for various drunkenness offenses. Homerack and Clyde Ferry each faced 50 dollar fines with 25 suspended, while Moyrs and Stewart faced similar penalties. Walter Richardson pleaded not guilty to assault and battery after a nearby fight near the Grill. Trial dates were set, and officers made arrests as the city court processed the cases. Kenneth Foch pleaded not guilty to a drunkenness charge in Henderson’s justice court. trin set for September 8. local residents Bulk Sather and H 9 Sather visited Meeker and Cra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Moyrs
Runkenness
Homerack
Clyde Ferry
Max Stewart
Walter Richardson
Tracy Astle
Justice Court of Judge
S Henderson Kenneth Foch
Sammy Hateh
Trin
Clubs Feted Continue Utah Route Project Talks
The directors agreed to adopt the proposal and hand it to the project committee for study and recommendation. E E Monson and John Crawford spoke on state publicity and development. W Jensen of Mt Pleasant noted 90 reclamation engineers are shaping Central Utah projects with Vernal Spanish Fork Payson hosts. The bureau plans to add 30 more engineers this year. A Sunday tour visited Rangely oil field Bonanza gilsonite mines and Dinosaur National Monument.
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Pare Anes Junction
Carbon County
Utntah Basin
Vernal Spanish Fork
Payson
Bureau
Rangely Oil Field
Bonanza Gilsonite
Dinosaur National Monument
Thermoid Plant Planned Near Nephi
The Thermoid company of Trenton New Jersey announced plans to erect a 500000 rubber goods manufacturing plant on a 28 acre site north of Nephi. Operations will start with 300 to 400 workers on a year round basis. Utah Guard Chief William F Weiler of Oden named by Governor Maw as commander of combat troops for the reactivated Utah National Guard with a pending promotion to Brigadier General. Auto deaths rise with four Utah drivers killed over the weekend bringing the annual total to 89, surpassing last year's figure by 932 entries.
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Hubber
Nephi
the Thermoid Company
Trenton
Utah Guard
William F Weiler
Oden
Herbert R Maw
National Guard of
Utah
Mr Weller
Funeral Services Held at Maeser For Jack Bascom
Funeral services were held at the Maeser ward chapel for Jack Bascom 50 who died June 24 after a long illness. Bishop Willam H McKee presided. The service featured musical selections by Gerald Caldwell and others, memorial remarks by Mark N Cook of Naples and Carl R Richens, and a quartet performance. Burial followed at Maeser cemetery under Swain Funeral home direction with pallbearers including family members. Survivors include his widow a daughter and three sons, and extended relatives across Vernal Manila and San Diego.
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Mafser
Maeser Ward
Roland Anon Gack
Bascom
Willam H McKee
E Bodily
Redeemer
Gerald Caldwell
Edna M Jones
Mark N 'Cook
Naples
Carl R Richens
Chellis Caldwell George Roth
May Jorgensen
Meg Calder
Mable Stagg
My Father
Joseph Icollir
Maeser
Swain
Mark M Hall
Eric Nelson
Tim Potter
Vernon Nelson
Braziair Cole
Manila
Wallace Twitchall
Marie Hix
Tridell
Ira Nelson
Ogden
Howard Bascom
San Francisco
Sterling Bascom
Vernal
Pointe
Eli Briggs
Wallace .Twitchell
Tony
George R Bascom
San Diego
California
Carma Elaine
Raymond Owen
George R
Cleo E Bascom
Leghorn Italy
Josephing Bascom
Howard
William
Bernard Bascom
Fruita
Colorado
Everett
Westwood
Sterling
Dean Boughton
Huth Timothy
Jenson
Utah Civic Clubs Meet Highlights State Prosperity
At a dinner meeting in the Central School, guests included E E Monson secretary of state J C Crawford of the state publicity and industrial development department Dr F R King of Price board member of the Associated Civic Clubs Chauncy Sandberg Hurricane T W Jensen Mt Pleasant Reeve G Richardson Nephi LeClare J W Cureys Ephraim and others discussed Utah’s prosperity and civic programs.
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E E Monson
J C Crawford
State Department of Publcity and Industrial Development
F Rt King
Price
Associated Civic
Chauncy Sandberg
Hurricane
T W Jensen
Mt Pleasant
Reeve G Richardson
Nephi
Salt Lake Group Plans Vernal Uintah Basin Trade Tour
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce plans a two day goodwill trade tour July 12 13 visiting Duchesne Roosevelt Vernal Bonanza center and Rangely Colorado with Salt Lake business leaders led by Gus P Backman. The itinerary includes mining area stops and meetings with local officials as part of regional commerce outreach.
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Salt Lake Group
Uintah Basin
Salt City
Gus P Backman
Salt Lake
Duchtspe
Roosevelt Vernil Bonanza
Colorado
Michelsen
Chamber
Direct Ts
Rashid
Weston
Coretley
Torn Fem
Willy Ul
Lovedey
Stranin Omayor
Mayer
Roosevelt Radwaris
Forest Officials Report Ten Fires Across District
Forest officials reported ten fires with causes spread among multiple districts. Data from October 1945 to 1948 show precipitation 40 percent below normal and winter snow 27 percent below average, with Vernal District snow 44 56 percent under normal, signaling high fire danger unless rainfall increases.
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Nia Bor Nage
Ashley Forest
Cary
Geology Students Plan Field Study With Mining Engineers
California geology students continue plans to study the Ramily field with engineer Harry Hithff guiding their work. D Barry and Mr Bon er will supervise during the field study at Gilsonite mines in Boras and a planned visit to Staley coal mine east of Rang ly. Students will map and sample to analyze Umta deposits.
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Ifornia Grow
Harry Hithff
D Barry
Boner
Boras
Staley
Rang Ly
Carbon County Group Opposes Echo Park Dam
The Carbon County Associated Industries becomes the first Utah group to record opposition to the Echo Park dam and Central Utah Project. It cites Utah's power surplus, worsened by Geneva steel plant expansion, and argues the Central Utah Project would generate about 500000 kilowatts, equating to roughly 750 miners daily.
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Utah
Echo Park Dam
Central Utah
Carbon County Associated Industries
J A Theobald
Tiaia Bulletin
Geneva Steel Plant
Mountain Structure Tour By Utah Group Returns To Salt Lake
Dr Stringham and his geology students were housed at Uintah High School in Vernal. The University of Utah geology museum curator accompanied the group to Vernal but had to return to Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs G E Uniemann of the Utah Field House arranged the itinerary and served as guides to geological localities during their stay.
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Stringham
Uintah High School
Golden York
Geology Museum
University of Utah
Vernal
Salt Lake
G E Uniemann
Utah Field House
Carbon County Group Seeks Local Power Stance In Vernal
Mr Theobald cited an Associated Civic Chiba group representing energy interests arguing coal resources in Vernal and nearby areas can produce power cheaply. The group claims water power in Carbon County should not be set against reclamation aims, noting only a small Price and Carbon County chapter membership.
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Theobald
Civic
Utah
Bon County
Trres
Reclama
Carbon County
Ilon
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Bulk Sather
Meeker
H 9
Sather
Cra
Jack” Bascom
Bula Intech
Mr. Lorin Hatch
Civic Clubs
Coleman Laterus
Just
Searle’s Saving Center
Wonadey Searle Mgr
Vernal, Utah
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West & Main
Antalopes Ike Cold
Ucumbers
Ong
Ferea
Delicatessen
Willett
Sole
Provwice
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Cueerios
S&w
Boztin
Stores
Searle Bakery
Raisin Bread
S& W
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Deadacus
Charley
Litamy Williams
Chicago
Carbon County Group
Echo Park
Denver Bible College
United Protestant Church of Vernal
Uintah County
Baptists
Congregational Christians
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