Vernal City Manager Le Roy Taylor completes annual report
City Manager Leroy Taylor presents Vernal city annual report detailing 1952 activities and accomplishments. It covers building expenditures and fires during the year, street development, traffic violations, new water and sewer connections, Vernal Airport operations, and fuel use with 2,194 passengers, 11,117 mail aboard, and 19,187 gallons of gasoline sold.
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Leroy Taylor
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Vernal
Suring
Nermal City
Ainlen Digh
Herin
Calieea
Aihinak Atving
Vernal Oly
Iby Basin Flying Iire
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Cormercianns
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Frontiér Aire
Women Fisher Story of a Creek Adventure
A fragmentary diary style scene describes a couple fishing at a creek with a bold woman insisting on joining her husband. The couple wade the water chasing crayfish while a crayfish bite on her thumb causes a sharp scream. The scene ends with plans to continue in the morning and mutual resolve to persevere together.
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Ty Palen
Fier
Garoona
Vine
Stein Fish
Congressional Quiz on NATO, UN, and Veterans in 1950s
A Q and A review discusses NATO style alliances in Asia, US troops commitments, and the Iraq France Viet Nam debate. It notes Sen Knowland support for Eisenhower at the Republican convention, UN hiring limits for Americans, and high veteran representation among Congress. It mentions free mail privileges for former members and concerns over excess profits tax.
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Sen H. Alexander Smith
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Asia
Smith
Ben Robert A. Taft
Ohley
William F. Know
Senate
Eisenhower
Knowland
Earl Warren
Congress
Supreme Court upholds D C home rule in June ruling
The Court affirms Congress can delegate city powers to a District legislature, preserving home rule for Washington D C. It notes an 1874 law and prior abolition of the local assembly, with Congress now guiding the District city council. A nine member home-rule bill awaits Senate action.
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Congress
Senate
Crash Fatal to Whiterocks Man
A White Rocks man, 34, died in a hospital crash Saturday morning while testing a vehicle on a Utah highway. The deceased, believed to be Ioupe Toupe, was born in White Rocks and survived by four children, Evert Dale, John Michael, Angela, and Eleanor, along with several brothers and sisters. Funeral details and full tribute follow in the community notice.
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Ioupe
White Nocks
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Grace Wash Toupe
Evert Dale
John Michael
Angela
Eleanor Toupe
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Dane
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Whitergel
Tandy Peters Delights Auxiliaries With Balloon Backdrop Show
Tandy Peters wowed the Auxiliary ladies with a vaudeville style act featuring a Maslin backdrop and balloon display. The illusion included a pose and shooter gag that amused attendees, while a running reveal suggested Buck Mulligan in the audience, adding to the playful mystery of the night.
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Tandy Peters
Yandy
Handy
Buck Mulligan
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Singer Sewing Center
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Joe Marsh
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Vernal Motor Sales
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