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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1953

Page

5

Sixteen Scouts Leave By Plane For Encampment

Sixteen Jensen Boy Scouts departed Vernal Blane Monday morning for a nine week encampment near Payson, traveling by plane. The item highlights travel plans and notes local families visiting and moving, with various relatives and friends mentioned across Jensen and nearby towns.

Jenben Jensen Boy Scouta Vernal Blane Payson

Kiplinger Sees a Better World After 30 Years of Insight

Washington based Kiplinger marks 30 years of the Kiplinger Washington Letter and forecasts a better world ahead. The founder, then 32, began with a typewriter and one subscriber, building a staff of 250 and a worldwide readership in business, government, and education. He argues that gains in wages, prices, technology, and living standards show progress, though speed depends on knowledge, judgment, and effort.

Kiplinger Washington WW. M. Kiplinger Ohio Lecauss Kiplinger Wills Kiplinger Washington Agency W. M. Kiplinger Pater Nalisoy Lawes

Smiths Visit in Rock Springs and Area

A long line of local families are listed visiting relatives and attending events across Vernal and nearby towns. Highlights include the Smiths touring Rock Springs for a two week stay with daughter Mrs Austin Stevens, and Mr and Mrs Jack Carter visiting from Sun Beam, Colorado. Others travel to Roosevelt, Salt Lake City, Logan, and Oakland for visits, work plans, or family gatherings.

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Part City Cafeterias Thrive Amid Lunch Rush

In Part, a city known for its lively lunch scene, two new cafeterias report strong early business as young patrons flock to the fresh options. The influx reflects growing local appetite for quick, affordable meals and bustling midday crowds.

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Stop Bleeding and Protect Wound in Gunshot Care

To be effective a tourniquet must be applied where it will circulation, from the armpit or from the protch. The three vital steps In the emergency treating of gunshot wounds which all hunters should memorize are 1) stop bleeding, 2) protect the wound, 3) prevent shock.

America Forest Industries

Automobile labor in the United States sparks debate

July 16 1053 The Vernal Express notes rising car ownership and its impact on work and family life. It mentions a 15 million figure tied to device use and a reference to Bernice Parks amid discussions on women and money.

United States Bernice Parks

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