Vernal Jaycees Report on Convention Lip
Vernal Jaycees recount a four day Milwaukee convention June 26 29 with delegates including Tawrergt Siddoway Henfersn Loyd Watkins and others. Utah sent 64 delegates narrowly missing electing Grant Thorne of Spelnedlite as national president.
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Vernals Janu Chamber
Corrare
Featran
Wan Proserve
Masters
Jaycee
Tawrergt Siddoway
Henfersn
Loyd Watkins
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakeota
Wyoming
Utah
Grant Thorne
Spelnedlite
Teh
Local News Briefs and Social Notes From the Community
Several truck loads of pipe arrived for the city water extension from Burt Merkley corner to Watkins corner and Naples area. Mrs Mildred Caldwell’s Sunday School class held a swimming party at her home. The annual Mother and Daughters party was hosted by YWMIA and associated groups with games and light refreshments. Ralph Hatch family vacationed at Yellowstone Park. Woodruff Perry Perry and family along with Arnold Perry visited Salt Lake City relatives. John Holland spent days in Park City with kin. Stephen Perry Slaugh Timothy Martin Curtis families enjoyed Paradise Park outing on July 4. Betty Oslek and Denzil visited Salt Lake City last week. Patriarch Fred G Bingham spoke at Sacrament meeting. Timothy went to Salt Lake City for medical aid. Val Hollands celebrated his seventh birthday with a party July 6. refreshments were served.
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Burt Merkley
Watkins
Johnson
Naples
Mildred Caldwell
Chapel Lawn
Mother and Daughters
YWMIA
Ralph Hatch
Yellowstone Park
Eugene Woodruff
Arnold Perry
Salt Lake City
John Hollands
Park City
Stephen Perry
Henry Slaugh
Tom Timothy
Martin Curtis
Fami
Paradise Park
Betty Oslek
Denzil
Fred G Bingham
Simothy
Salt Lake
Thyroid Gland Controls Body's Speed Up or Slowdown
The thyroid regulates heart rate digestion and blood flow with a 15 percent leeway above or below normal as acceptable. A rate 16 percent above normal may prompt removal of the gland or radiotherapy to slow body processes, while 16 percent below normal calls for daily thyroid extract to speed them.
Last Rites Held At Jensen for Mrs Ida Murray
Funeral services were held in Jensen for Mrs Ida Murray wife of Lewis Murray who died July 4 after an operation. Born July 22 1908 in Davis County she leaves husband eight children two brothers and two sisters with several relatives in Vernal. Bishop Moroni Moon directed the services with musical numbers and speakers including Ross Merrell Frank Slaugh and others. Burial followed at Jensen cemetery with pallbearers named from the family.
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Sim
Francis Willis
Flossie Southam
Hallie Searle
Moroni Moon
Elizabeth Noel
Lois Erickson
Carol Rae Walker
Naom Dudley
New Weapons Threaten World Says Atomic Scientist
Washington reports that Higinbotham, head of the Federation of Atomic Scientists, warns of two major secret weapons alongside the atomic bomb. He cites biological and fission product warfare as potentially as dangerous, urging disclosure while noting passive defenses and global risks.
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Washington
W A Higinbotham
Federation of Atomic Scientists
Higinbotham
Corer
War Department
Ex-GI returns to Fiji for fishing life
Fritz G Popper, 28, a former U S Army man, tired of shortages in civilization, plans to relocate to the Fiji Islands where he spent two years. He has vowed to make a living by fishing, viewing the tropical paradise as his optimal escape from shortages and modern comforts.
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G.I
Figis
Philadelphia
Fritz G Popper
Fyi Islands
Popper
Utah Field House Paper No 1 Published Here
GLE Untermann and BRH Untermann publish Paper No 1 of the Utah Field House of Natural History. The astratirophic column covers the Uinta Mountains and nearby formations and fossils. It guides geologists and students from the Archeozoic era about 500 million years ago to the recent period about 60 million years ago. A bibliography for student reading is included.
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Utah Field House of Natural_ History
GLE _Untermann
Field House
BRH Untermann
Uinta Mountains
Average Hourly Earnings Peak in March
The National Industrial Conference Board reports March earnings and hours across 25 industries. Average hourly earnings rose to $1.14 or 9 percent above January 1941 and 59 percent above August 1939. Weekly earnings increased to $46.44 from $30.63 in January. Average hours per week grew to 40.7, up 12 percent from January but still below 1029 levels. Payroll indices rose to 1.899 from 1.711 in February.
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National Industrial Conference Board
State officials named to commissions and boards
Governor Maw named Willard A Day to the State Road Commission and Dr W M Stookey to fill Day's post on the State Engineering Commission Advisory Board HM Chamberlain was named to the State Repository Board for two years and Dr John A Anderson to a five year term on the board of trustees for the state hospital for treatment of poliomyelitis and other crippling diseases of children English ivy notes kept brief and non graphic. The passage also comments on English ivy tolerance to heat and light requirements and mentions growing ivy and philodendron in soil or water.
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Willard
Roosevelt
Herbert B Maw
State Road Commission
W M. Stookey
Salt Lake City
Mr Days
Statengineering Commissions
Visory Board
HM Chamberlain
State Repository Board
John A Anderson
Board of
State Ho Rist
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Vernal Jaycees
Doris E Johnson
Ieeeee
Warro
Chicago
Jensen
Ida Murray
Ota
Mutuals Nou Auto Insurance
Wm. A. Jacobe
State Farm Insurance Companies of
Bloomington
Thinvis
Auto Plus
Uintah Basin
Jack Turner
Vernal Municipal Airport
Vernal, Utah