Ver nal Winter Basin Junior Livestock Show praised for breeding gains
Editorial lauds the Ver nal event held last week for improving breeding and fat livestock. It cites an 80 percent quality increase over a decade and names Ainie Sain as a top grower of the state's finest reeds. 4-H and FFA participation, prize stock, and cooperative spirit earn praise, with a nod to board members and Henry Mansfield for a fine show.
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Vernal
Hearta
FFA
4-Hi
Board of
Avery
Henry Mansfield
Spring Floods Rooted in Snowmelt Not Bare Lands
A Tribune analysis cites U S forest service researchers who attribute Wasatch Front spring floods to unusually heavy snowfall and rapid thaw rather than lack of plant cover. Experts note soil moisture and channel saturation drive runoff, with erosion linked to prior summer floods and sediment transport. Emphasizes restraint in conclusions and continued watershed rehabilitation.
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Utah
U. S. Forest Service
Wasatch Front
Reed W.bailey
Intermountain, Forest and Range
Ogden
Bailey
Tribune
Babson on Investment Minds Character Key to Profit
Babson argues that investment success hinges on management character not just balance sheets. He recalls Harriman's view that a great railroad can be ruined by poor leadership and notes that true due diligence requires personal, confidential interviews and plant visits rather than reliance on published earnings. He warns analysts and banks against overreliance on reports and emphasizes monitoring executives, family life, ethics, and behavior.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
E. H. Harriman
America
W. Averell
Har 5
Rusa
Harriman
FBI
Jenni
Personal paradoxes in Truman and Murray steel clash
The article outlines a long running strain between President Truman and CIO chief Phil Murray. It recalls a 1944 Chicago Democratic convention clash over Wallace, a missed call from bosses, and Murray’s cooling relations with Truman. It notes Murray avoided White House access for years and only recently received a private talk with the President.
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Chicago
Murray
Henry Wallace
Truman
Sam Jackson
Indiana
Wallace
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Ed Kelly
Harry S. Truman
Truman Murray
Blackstone
Misseuri
A-bomb tests spark race to arm US defense
Reports describe a series of summer A-tomb tests at Enewetak and Nehaw, suggesting a powerful hydrogen bomb could reshape armed forces and force defense budget shifts. Political notes recount Ike Taft Truman Kefauver editorials and secret delegate tallies, plus a Kentucky air base transfer dispute involving Alben Barkley and Secretary Finletter.
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McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Europa
Recit
Alna
Eisenhower
Taft
Truman
Kefauver
Stevenson
Minois
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
White House
Ike
Chicago
Governor Warret
Blaxson
MacArthur
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Treant
Alr Finletter
Veep
Air Force
Boone County
Trinton County
Ohio
Kertucky
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Utah Retail Grocers Association
Vernal Hotel
Hi-Land Dairy
Sherm Lloyd
Lee Richardson
Hi-Land
North Vernal Ave
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U.S.A
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