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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1948
Page
8
Utah fish planting begins as streams cool and steady after spring runoff. Hatcheries stock warmer southern waters including Washington County while streams stay clear of flood dangers. Open water lakes and streams will receive stocked fish of legal size by June 12.
Texas holds the nation's largest railway mileage while Illinois ranks second and Pennsylvania third, highlighting Texas as a transportation hub with extensive line networks across the state.
An 18 year old girl in Chicago was sent to jail for six months by Judge Charles S Dougherty for looting pocketbooks at weddings funerals and christenings. The judge condemned the act as a deliberate cold blooded enterprise and a sacrilege during sacred rites.
Geneva based international refugee organization forms a mail order catalog to match 40 000 displaced technicians with governments and agencies. First 120 names listed with age nationality training and family details will be sent early this year. Governments may select staff for development and services while refugees may reject offers.
Researchers report using Arsenic 78, produced in an Argonne atomic furnace near Chicago, to study leukemia and Hodgkin's disease. The team from Argonne and the University of Chicago Medicine seeks to understand why arsenic helps and whether this new form may aid patients.
Outdoor writer Bill Wolf questions tradition and urges better handling of released trout. New Mexico fisheries experiments show four hundred thirty-two fish released with varying handling, four died with barbless flies, three with barbed flies, two with bait and careful release, two with bait left briefly in sand. Results suggest survival remains high when average care is used and no vital organs are injured.
Evansville Maryland report states Kath erine Hoskinson city clerk deputy could not obtain a taxicab to city hall. Police were summoned after two breath less patrolmen arrived. She remained late and explained she only wanted a free ride to city hall.
Utah smelting heavy industry drives the economy with a major copper smelter processing 1 600 000 tons annually and using 800 000 cubic feet of ore. The operation pays about 3 300 800 in wages and supports 1 200 workers while spending 2 000 000 to 2 500 000 on roads and freight. Groundbreaking soon for a copper plant signals further industrial growth and local fabrication of copper goods.
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