North Carolina to Vote 50 Million for School Bond
In a context shaped by delays and court decisions on segregation, North Carolina weighs a 50 million dollar bond issue for new school facilities. Officials debate timing, allocation by county, and potential postponement until after the Supreme Court rules. The plan would fund new buildings and aim to improve district facilities, amid ongoing contrasts in school funding and teacher pay.
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Schoors
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
End Carolina
Umstead
Gate Board
Pawcalion
Weikely
Vic
Aly
State Board of Education
Saas
Neri Carro- Tina
Tara Akon
Vernal Telephone Office Installs 15 Mobile Units
Vernal gains fifteen mobile telephones enabling contact with Vernal switchboard from vehicles up to 100 miles away. Equipment includes a 60 watt base station and two antennas, with units weighing under 80 pounds. Most units are owned by Uintah County residents. installation and monthly rent are described, with service extending to forest-fire response and emergency calls in a broad Uintah Basin area.
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Mater Pars
Bureau of Land Idangement
BLM
Ralend
Ukitah
Vernal
Denver
Wrobe
Frontier Wins 1952 Safety Award for 126 Million Miles
Frontier Airlines named a winner of the National Safety Council award for safe operations through 1952. President A. Myre accepted at an award luncheon as Frontier logged 126,077,000 passenger miles with no fatal accidents in the period. The company praised employees while noting the role of maintenance and operations in safety. Forty-two U.S. airlines received awards, acknowledging the lowest domestic death rate in aviation history at 38 deaths per 100 million passenger miles.
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Frontier Airlines
National Safety ‘Council
A. Myre
Frontier
Sofe
Mor Juine
Ermine
Operations de Artmenta
Mason
Body Mountain
Civil Aeronatifics Board
LEOTA Neighborhood Club Meets in Tuesday Session
Jean Jogera reports the LEOTA Neighborhood Club meeting led by Clair Acord and Freda Davis with guests Mr and Mrs Ruel Allsted and Mr and Mrs Reid Allred of Spring City Utah. Mr Allred showed Netherlands mission slides. Sacramento area speakers included Snow Eldridge and Drollinger of Roosevelt, plus Gardiner Bodily and Perry of Moffat. Willow Creek Branch visitors attended Sunday meetings. A Relief Society quilting was held at Venice Durtee's home.
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Jean .Jogera
Clair Acord
Freda Davis
Ruel Allsted
Reid AH. Allred
Spring City
Utah
Allred
Netherlands
Snow
Harold Eldridge
Clifford Drollinger
Roosevelt
Glenda Gardiner
Norman Bodily
John Perry
Moffat
Willow Creek
Relief Society
Venice Durtee
Vernal News Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits
Thursday July 16 1953 notes Mr and Mrs Glen Stoddard meeting in Naples and weekend trip to Ogden. Mr and Mrs Bert Stoddard and Mr and Mrs Norman Rogers attended Sacrament in Vernal. Weavitt visited the Arthur Neola home. Marion Rogers attended Sacrament in Vernal.
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Vernal Express
Glen Stoddard
Naples
Sun
Ogden
Bert Stoddard
Norman Rogers
Avit
Arthur Neola
Harrison
Vernal Sun
Marion Rogera
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Tomer Phillips
Smokey
Thorne’s
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G. al Myhreleit
C. A. Stevens
K. R. Holmes
Vernal Telephone Office
Uintah ‘Basin
M.O. Boswell
Laurence C. Cooper
Verunl
Mutual Fas. Co
Des Moines
Jowa
Vernel
Robert K. Eker
Theo W. Perkins
Leota
Ken
N. Vernal Ave
Sinan
Salt Lake
Kadys
Ver
Fancy
Wren
van Zee
Sunnybank
Beverly Se
Libby
Dan
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