Twelve Uranium Claims Near Davis Sold for 50000
A block of twelve uranium claims south of Davis Ward sold to James E. Reed brokerage of Salt Lake City for pegty boo and 500,000 shares in Uintah Uranium Corporation. Sellers include Lynn Martinsen Vernal Tom Timothy Glines Hyrum Slaugh Davis and George Martinson Vernal who received 0,000 each and 80,000 shares. Martin Campbell O L Johnson C R Henderson Vernal each got 4000 and 40,000 shares. BM Sjough got 900 and 9,000 shares. Reed company takes 20 percent overwriting royalty. Claims leased to Bush Drilling Co. and Ash Co. hold leases on 21 other nearby claims. Two seven-man seismograph drilling crews operate on 33 claims. Additional filings covered 240 acres in Sec 24-25 T5S R21E.
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Davis Ward
James E. Reed Brokerage
Salt Lake City
Pegty
Boo
Lynn Martinsen
Vernal
Tom Timothy
Glines
Hyrum Slaugh
Davis
George Martinson
Uintah Uranium Corporation
Martin Campbell
O L. Johnson
C. R R. Henderson
BM Sjough
James E. Reed
Slough
Timothy
Martinsens
Fasen
Sill ‘Slaugh
Child Welfare Worker Begins Work in Vernal
Reed Mansen from Malarysvale Utah has been appointed child welfare worker for Vernal Uintah County under the Department of Public Welfare. He is a 1938 Kingman High School graduate with U of Utah sociology and psychology training, a former U.S. Marine sergeant, and recently earned a master’s degree. He will liaise with juvenile services, coor, schools, and community agencies.
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Reed M. Hansen
Malarysvale
Utah
Department of Public Welfare
Vernal
Bell Angus
Mansen
Coor
U. &. Ine Corp
University of Utah
Todd
School of Social Work
Wit Hansen
Wt Wheary
Leets Alls
Hahsen
Miss Angus
School District May Receive Federal Aid
A Utah school district may qualify for federal aid under Public Law 615 after amending the qualifying percentage from twenty five to ten percent. Supt Harold Lundell notes the change could help Alterra, where a new building is needed and classrooms use an old peminas structure with hot lunch programs.
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Tow
Board of Education
Congress
Harold Mongress
Haro Bundell
Uintah Dome Fire at Derrick Rig Sparks In Vernal
A blaze at a derrick near Uintah Dome ignited around 2 30 p m as flames spread to a shanty while crews battled the inferno. Vernal City Fire Department extinguished the fire using water diverted from a nearby irrigation ditch to control the fire and prevent spread.
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Uintah
Neal de Bare
Derrick Jn Ashle
Ban Ay, Desire
Vernal City Fire Department
Ares Rea
Hopkins seeks reelection and Roth files for commissioner
Clair R. Hopkins this week filed for a two year term in the Utah House of Representatives on the Republican ticket. George Roth filed for commissioner in a move tied to county and state leadership roles and interim study guidance.
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Clair R. Hopkins
George Roth
Utah House of
Utah House
Armada
Hopkins
Appropriations
House
Bao Secbres
Legislative Council
Senate
Hol Ni Bib
Cottas
Merkley Park Dry Fork Roads Paved
Two miles of Dry Fork roads were paved last week as part of county projects led by road foreman Kenrm Workman. The crew laid asphalt on 16 miles of road beyond already paved stretches and completed final work on the Merkley Park entry Wednesday morning. They then moved to the Vernal Airport to pave the road into the new administration building and parking lot for a July 24 dedication.
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Dry Fork
Ken Rm Workman
Merkley Park
Vernal Airport
Frontier
Maeser
Verbal fair city basks in 100 degree heat record
The hot humid weather settled over the nation with Verbal experiencing Sunday as the hottest day of the past week. Temperatures surged to the 100 degree mark while the 60s linger elsewhere, according to Frontier Airlines reports.
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Verbal
Vernal Amateur Rodeo to feature junior bull riding
The Vernal Roping Club hosts an eight year rodeo at Utah County Fairgrounds with junior bull riding as the highlight. Cowboys under fifteen and under 118 pounds will attempt to ride fourteery Brahma calves as part of a full program including saddle bronc bareback calf roping and team events.
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Utiteh County Fairgrounds
Antic Cowboys
Uniteh Hogin
Western Slope
Colorado
Vernal Roping Club
Aga
Minu' Accouit Searle
Zobling
Ferdinand and
Albert Manning
Whiterocks
Clair Peslown
Lee Rider
Bob McMullin
Chuck Wagon Dinner Homecoming Planned at Uintah Stake Center
Preparations are under way for a Pioneer Day Chuck Wagon Dinner and Homecoming expected to draw about 2,000 guests. The event Friday July 23 from 6 p.m. to midnight includes supper, program, dancing, and a cake auction to raise funds for a new seminary building. Lytin Murdock chairs the event with Larell Anderson in charge of cooking, plus a team of stake and ward leaders coordinating seating, tables, and ticket sales through the stake Primary organization.
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Uintah Stake Center
Under the Stars
Rouge
Lytin Murdock
Uintah
Larell Anderson
A. A. Call
Estreda Bygnon
Murial Wallis
Joseph Winder
Vernal Tennis Tournament Entry Open to All
The Gall Vernal Express reports a Vernal area tennis tournament as part of Uintah County summer recreation. Grant Moser says spectators may call the newspaper to add their names to the entry list. The event includes men and women singles and junior divisions for ages sixteen and older, with doubles and mixed doubles options. Entries must be submitted by Wednesday for a four day window to finalize dates.
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Vernal Coen
Uintah County
Grant Moser
Vernal Express
Ennla
Pane m Womera Penile
Mien
Pomen
Joneme
Trick Golf Artist Joe Kirkwood Set for Vernal Appearance
Vernal sports brief reports trick golf artist Joe Kirkwood will perform at Vernal Municipal Golf Course. An exhibition round starts at 3 30 with two local players, followed by a 4 30 trick shot clinic by Kirkwood. Kirkwood, father of Joe Kirkwood Jr, has appeared for royalty and crowds worldwide.
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Joe Kirkwood
Ternal
Penta
Kirkwi
Provo Poped
Kirkwood
Joe Erwood Jr
National Legion leaders stop in Vernal for state meet
The national commander of the American Legion and the national president of the American Legion Auxiliary visited Vernal en route to the Wyoming State Legion convention in Rock Springs. Betty Burdett Auxiliary President was greeted by a delegation Friday evening and Arthur Connell was welcomed by Metinah Connell and local officials including Dr. T. Beaager, LeRoy Taylor, and Glenn Lea.
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Arthur Connell
Amatican Legion
Rock Springs
Wyoming State Legion
Lee Walker
Ray Gundick
Glenn H. Cooper
LeRoy Taylor
Ralph Ashton
L. ¥. Siddoway
Stewart Ashton
Wisbeck
Mr. Connell
Hilda Morgan
Fearl Sheffer
T. R. Seager
Winona Odle
Bob Elliott
Don Richardson
Clair Hales
Frontier Airlines
Cannall
Azerican Legion Ulary
Betty Burdett
Vernal Meen
Atl
Werican
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Vernal
Hetty
Metinah Connell
Oat Wilbeck
Gan Leyton
Ida Ane
Tocal Alent
T. A Beaager Dent
The
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Attr Toundiinien
Senate Hearings Mild Compared to House Proceedings
Irregular transcription notes a June 28 to July 3 hearing before the Senate Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation. The session drew less intensity than January House subcommittee hearings, with discussions on the Colorado River Storage Project and opposition from conservationists and media campaigns. The piece references figures from Pennsylvania and Sierra Club members, noting ongoing public debate and hopes for action despite opposition.
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House
P. Lane
Pennsylvania
Saylor
Grant
David Brower
Bierra
Senate
Cotorado
Pepbelainty
Ron
Colorado
Beard
Eto Sierra
Sierra
Southern
Bata River
Hall
Frontier Airlines Move Into New Terminal Building
Frontier Airlines inaugurates a new terminal at Vernal with a commemorative ceremony. Attendees include local officials and airline representatives as the event marks expansion and modernization of airport facilities. A scroll and token gifts are described, with pricing and continued coverage noted.
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Frontier Airlines
Fragmented OCR News Note on Local Attendance
A shredded OCR fragment notes a Monday event with up to 13 000 attendees. Mentions a superintendent and a meeting in a chamber of commerce directory. References Lombard and a pidgin speech. Contains unreadable lines and partial names.
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Chamber of Comma Directory
Yar
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