Vernal Rodeo Ends. Community Praised for Effort
After the Vernal Rodeo, dust settles and bronc busters nurse bruises while committees deserve thanks for promoting the event. Indians admitted free, funded by the Chamber of Commerce, highlighting foresight and cultural exchange. Proposals include more active Indian participation and a later August or September rodeo to boost Western tourism and showcase frontier history with authentic scenery.
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Chamber of Commerce
Old West
Stock Show Meet Will Choose Leaders
A meeting to complete the organization of the Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show and Sale executive committee will be held Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Courthouse, officials announced this week.
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Uintah Basin
Calders
Breeders Plan Early Committee For Next Year Show
The executive committee should be organized soon so FFA members can be guided by the committee to plan a breeding and feeding program. This will help exhibitors prepare their animals in the best possible condition for next year’s show.
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FFA
War and Peace With the Soviet Union
Walter Lippmann argues that a total war between the Soviet orbit and the Atlantic would yield a military U.S. victory but leave Eurasia with collapsed governments and a vast, disordered postwar world. He warns that such a war would be interminable, creating a landscape of warlords and chaos, with fragile truces and no lasting peace.
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Soviet Union
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Military settlement and future war strategy in cold war speech
The speaker argues total war looms unless the Soviet Union and Atlantic powers settle boundaries. He endorses a divorce rather than a marriage with the USSR, favoring military terms, armistice prewar, and guarded coexistence. He warns negotiations assume war will occur and will not be binding if violated. To be continued.
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Soviet Union
Atlantic
Stalin
Soil resource endsangered by careless use
Letter to the editor from Wm. D. Hurst Forest Supervisor commends Vernal Express editorial on June 14 1931 about soil destruction in the United States. He urges public awareness of soil care and action to preserve the resource.
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The
Vernal Express
United States
Wm. D. Hurst
Farmers to use 178 million horsepowers this year
American farmers will employ 178 million horsepower this year, double the oil driven power used by factories nationwide. The宣 statement highlights a shift toward high horsepower in farming and underscores the growing energy demands of agriculture.
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Vernal
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National Est ’ Associary
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Grem, Utah
Uintah
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Uintah Packing CO
Lael
Andersom, Mer
Fense Emepoc
RESEN
FOF
Rotons Levies
Walter Lippmann
Western Europe
North America
Iooa
Slaugh
Goliath
Talan
Trightens
Penny Somers Fore
Charyl Kreger
New York City
Mike Says
PetteLay
Coca-Cola Company
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