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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1957
Page
5
A tourism plea urges welcoming out of state guests during Utah’s July birthday month. It highlights Utah’s diverse attractions, scenic wonders, and cultural events to boost visitor length of stay and local revenue. Encourages tellers in businesses to share points of interest and local history to convert visitors into repeat guests.
A 51 million annual U.S. fire loss is rising, with rural areas most at risk due to weak mains. The International Association of Electrical Inspectors and the Underwriters’ safety panel urge a nine point code: avoid overloading circuits, guard cords, keep appliances away from water, use proper outlets, unplug irons, never yank cords, check for labeled safety, and hire qualified electrical contractors.
Uintah County Education Association received a citation from Martha Shull, president of the National Education Association, as the NEA Centennial convention began in Philadelphia. Uintah’s group was praised for contributing to Centennial activities and advancing education locally and nationally. Ashel J Evans, Nobles Elementary principal, leads the local delegates among more than 6,000 assembled, with Nixon among the speakers and plans for a commemorative stamp and School Bell Award presentations.
A column argues labor leaders may have sold souls by abusing power and betraying worker trust. It links historic biblical examples to modern union governance, questions if investigations and scandals could derail the labor movement back to prewar politics, and ponders the price workers may pay.
A modern variant of the Fourteenth Amendment era debate shows Congress and labor unions clashing over using legal power to disrupt steel, gas, oil, and transportation in a nationwide strike. AFL-CIO leadership faces corruption charges, with calls to clean house while some fear sweeping powers won’t be exercised.
Civil, probate, and guardianship records show rulings and filings. Judge Joseph E. Nelson oversaw probation adjustments and psychiatric exam orders. Civil cases include Ashton Bros. versus Ga ty and Maude v Colaba. Probate matters cover estates of Marie Reader, Parley P Merl, J H Ratliff, and guardianships for Maude Staith and Linda Williams with annual accounts approved. Trial set for Oct 29 at 10 a.m.
A compact summary notes Mercury engines bring construction power and assured comfort on highways and ranch roads. It highlights deep-chested power and reliable control for varied terrain, signaling a shift in Western vehicle choices.
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