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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1949

Page

14

Population Estimates for 1975 and Wheat Crop Peak

Population estimates project the U.S. population by 1975 at 163 million, with a possible high of 189 million. The article notes a bumper wheat crop as the second largest on record, with 1948 the peak year, exceeding all but 1947.

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Tea talk and warm letters from Wyoming Ladies Aid

A young bride recounts a hot day at Mrs Elmer Astone s home two miles north of the Flying M and the fans of Solitaire Tea. She jokes about tea clouding when cooled and shares tips learned from Rooster Sage and Mrs Pitkin s aunt on making cold water tea. She laments cloudy tea, praises cold water brewing, notes 400 cups per pound of Solitaire Tea, and quips about her husband Tom s claim that marriage is permanent insanity.

Jeff Rooster Sage Ladies Aid Ankie Wyoming Rooster Tom Drene Hutson

Prominent laymen form commission to aid public schools

A national Citizens Commission for the Public Schools formed to mobilize local action amid nationwide school problems. Backed by Carnegie Corporation and GEB, it will serve as a clearinghouse and showcase successful community efforts. Headquarters at 2 West 46th Street New York City. initial 28 lay members named including Roy E Larsen and George Gallup.

National Citizens Commission For the Public Schools Roy E. Larsen Time & Life James F. Brawnlee QPA John A. Stevenson Penn Mutual Lila Anarsnce Co Leo Perlis National Cio Community Services Committee National Citizens Commission Carnegie Corporation General Education Board James B. Conant Harvard University Commisaton Altral Commission Roy E Lawsen West 46Th Street New York City Bim Barry Bingham W.P Louisville CourierJournal and Times Stuart Bradley Pras Minneapolis Star Tribu Edward R. Eastman American Agriculturist Ithaca George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Mra Bruce Gould Ladies” Home Seeres Y Lester Granger Mate Ralph A. Hayward Kelamazoo Vagetbie Batchment Co Robert Haller V.P Neiman- Marcus Co Dallas James G. K. McClure Farmers’ Federation, Inc Ashevill N. C George Houk Mead Mesd Corp Deyton Hugens Meyer Washington Lea Perlis Nat Clo Community Services Committee Raymond Rubicam Scottsdale Rizona Beardsley Rumil Cho Bait Macy & Go, Inc Harry Sherman Louis BH. Seltzer Cleveland Richard Joyce Smith Whitman, Ransom, Covlion Goeta Jobs A. Stevenson Pecn Mutual Life Ing, Co Philadelphia Charles Allen Thomas Dan 4S Chemical Co Louis Charles Wysanaki, Jr Mass Boston

Don Marquis remembered for bringing laughter and happiness

Dale Carneie offers advice on happiness and laughter. Don Marquis, beloved author of Archy and Mehitabel, is fondly remembered for making readers happy and for his popular memorial in New York theater. His wit and warmth left lasting joy among friends, readers, and students.

Don Marquis Don Homer Cray New York Sears Christopher Morley

Time-Saver Food Prep by Freezing for Future Meals

Time saving cooking tip describes preparing foods in advance then freezing or storing in a locker or home freezer to shorten future meal preparation. It notes benefits of batch cooking and organizing meals for busy periods.

Athletes Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour

A printed consumer notice promising a rapid cure for athlete's foot with a strong fungicide. It claims effectiveness within one hour and directs readers to ask any druggist for the product from Vernal Drug Company.

Funeral services for F I Newton of Newton Bros Co

Funeral services for 69 year old F I Newton who died June 4 from a heart ailment were held at the Second LDS ward chapel. Officiants included Ernest Caldwell and Warrenly Richardson with Williams Walls as speakers. A quartet sang The Lord is My Shepherd and My Father Know s. Harvey Knight accompanied on piano. Macser cemetery grave was dedicated by Phil Watkins.

F. I Ke) Newton Newton Bros. Co LDS Ward Ann Murdock Ernest Caldwell Warrenly Richardson Wiliam Walls Archie” Johnson Uintah Lds Stake Harmon Sowards Leslie Thacker Duane Soder- Quist Obra Hodgkinson Ralph Walker Thressa Hadlock Harvey Knight Mable Stagp Old Rugged Cross Macser Cemetery Phil Watkins

Laundry Institute Advice on Stain Removal and Fabrics

The American Laundry Institute chemists warn against using sour milk to remove ink or rust stains as it may not work and could cause a protein stain. They advise husbands to slip neckties before buttoning shirts to protect collars. Sunlight weakens curtains, so tailored curtains with equal hems allow reversing after laundering to balance wear.

American Institute of Laundering Institute

Mortality of Hens Threatens Egg Production Costs

A significant proportion of laying age hens die before producing enough eggs to offset the costs of raising them. This mortality impacts supply and could raise prices for eggs as producers face higher losses and replacement needs.

Hen House Ventilation Boosts Egg Production

Proper ventilation improves hen house air to reduce moisture from birds. Damp conditions lower egg laying, so good airflow increases laying performance and overall flock health.

Government Problems to Be Discussed at UCFU Confab

The third annual conference on governmental problems at the University of Utah will explore Utah government and politics. Dr G Homer Durham announces the June 27 28 event in the Union Building with panels on Judicial Organization and Procedure. Participants include W Q Van Cott Utah State Bar Association committee member, Dr Francis D Wormuth, and Utah Supreme Court Associate Justice George Wallmer.

Utah World Order University of tah_ Institute of government G. Homer Durham Department of Political Science Universe Union Building Durham The Institute Utah State Bar’ Assa Francis D. Wormuth University Department of Clitical Science George Wallmer Utah Supreme Court

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