Stewardship of the soil and future generations
An editorial warns that topsoil is the nation’s wealth and that erosion and careless land use threaten prosperity. It cites 1934 dust storms and 1937 floods, notes vast erosion losses, and urges farmers to treat tillable land as a sacred trust for future generations.
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Great Plains States
America
Ohio
Mississippi
Hugh Bennett
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Cana
China policy and UN vote on naval blockade debate
A discussion on the United Nations likely to reject a naval blockade against Peiping. The piece argues a blockade could pressure negotiations at the 38th parallel but would split allies, risk widening the Far East war, and reflects partisan views on China policy and Korea.
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United Nations
Adm
Sherman
Peiping
38Th Parallel
Korea
Chiang Kelshek
China
Lke
Free Nations
Hackesey
MacArthur
United States
Korea War Strategy Split Over Military Solution
Walter Lippmann analyzes testimony from military leaders on ending the Korean stalemate. He notes MacArthur favored a high-stakes gamble while the Chiefs of Staff saw prohibitive odds against victory. The piece argues diplomacy likely ends the war, with a UN backed blockade seen as a key pivot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Gen. MacArthur
Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
China
Workman Receives Master’s Degree From USAC
Dallas Workman earned a Master’s in English from Utah State Agricultural College at Logan during commencement exercises in June. A former Vernal resident, he has been principal of Centerville Elementary School and taught at Uintah High School after his bachelor’s from USAC. He and his wife Genieve Lewis have two children and he will return to Hill Field for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Workman
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Vernal Workman
Vernal
Dallas
Centerville
Uintah High School
USAC
Genieve Lewis
Hill Field
Understanding integration in oil and fishing trades
The piece analyzes the term integration as used against large firms like Standard Oil of California. It argues that combining stages from discovery to sale mirrors common fishing practices and questions why the term is branded evil. If both parties advance their processes, there is no integration in a moral sense.
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Standard Oil Company of
California
Standard
Bush Street
San Francisco
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