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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1948
Page
6
A city building code, backed by Vernal city council, gains acceptance as a foundation for growth and safety. The piece argues regulations protect health and property, while balancing individual freedom with communal safety and the needs of a growing town.
A fundraising dance is planned at Sunset Pavilion three miles west of Vernal on Highway 40 this Friday evening to support the completion of the Glines LDS ward chapel. Proceeds will go to the chapel fund and community members are invited to attend.
Fun makers and refreshments will be sold with Art Smiths orchestra providing music. Mrs V L Nielsen returned home after visiting Ogden with her parents and a Yakima Washington sister at her parents home.
The piece analyzes a growing split within the Democratic Party as leaders in Illinois New Jersey New York California and other states abandon Truman for Eisenhower. It cites fears of civil rights bargaining a two thirds rule and party realignment while praising Truman for his foreign policy and domestic stance without dynamic rhetoric. It notes polls show Truman still favored by many party members but questions whether all voters have confidence in Dewey and the idea of a united coalition government.
H Wade Owens Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hugh W Owens longtime Basin residents recently earned a bachelor of science in pharmacy from Oregon State College Albany Oregon He attended Ft Duchesne Randlett and Altara schools and Albany High School before serving as a Navy ensign aboard the USS Colorado He resumed college after discharge earned honors and married Patricia Ann Gilchrist They reside in Oregon City where Owens works for Thrifty Drug Co
Tests conducted at University of Washington laboratories indicate shingles withstand winds above 85 mph when attached over Douglas fir plywood sheathing.
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