Attract Tourists Campaign Opens In Vernal Utah
Vernal Jaycee committee launches a threefold drive to lure visitors to Uintah Basin. 5000 copies of Utah the Friendly State pamphlet will be distributed, ten large signs and 40 red arrows placed locally, and parking and trails created at scenic spots.
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Utah
Vernal Junior Chamber
Utah State
Department of Publicity and ‘Industrial Development
Uintah Basin
Alvin Kay
Jaycee Committee
Kay
Vernal
High Uintas
Red Gorge
Ie Green River
Dry Fork Canyon
Rangely
Field House of Natural History
Dinosaur National Monument
County Commission
State Publicity Department
Harris Bradshaw
Nick Meagher
Lawrence Siddeway
Harold Richardson
Myron Hacking
Nevada
Leadership meeting draws 250 Utah education reps in Vernal
More than 250 representatives from Utah school districts and educational institutions will attend the Utah Education Assn annual leadership meeting in Vernal October 28 to 30. Dr. Raymond F. Hawk of Western Washington College will keynote the banquet, with eight discussion groups guided by national authorities.
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Utah
Utah Education Assn
Vernal
Harold Hullinger
Uintah County Teachers Assn
Raymond F. Hawk
Western Washington College of Education
Washington Education Assn
Hawk
Cedar City
Utah Power and Light Reveals Flood Area Power Output
T A Purton of Utah Power and Light says coal plants in Utah generate about 35000 kilowatts daily and send power northwest to flood areas via a line from Grace Idaho to Anaconda Montana. High water fills channels below Bonneville and Grand Coulee, reducing capacity at the dams and limiting supply as industrial demand drops.
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Utah Coal
Grace
Ida
Anaconda
Mont
T. A. Purton
Utah Power & Light Co
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
County Officials Attend Meetings in Florida and Arizona
Uintah county commission chairman Forrest Goodrich Alma Preece and Charles T Pope left Vernal early this week for Jacksonville Florida to attend the National Association of County Officials convention June 21 23 Another county official Hugh W Colton county attorney attended the Utah State Bar Assn 17th annual meeting last Thursday and Friday at the north rim of the Grand Canyon Wiven of the officials accompanied their husbands
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Forrest Goodrich
Uintah
Alma Preece
Charles T. Pope
Vernal
Jacksonville
Fla
National Association of County Officers
Hugh W. Colton
Utah State Bar Assn
Grand Canyon
Wiven
Stake Primary Convention Held in First Ward Chapel
Attendance reached ninety one percent of Stake Primary workers at the summer convention on May 27 in the First Ward chapel. Anna Faye Snow played a merembaphone prelude as Byron Goodrich and Warren Richardson offered inspirational talks. Leaders supervised departments with the theme And All Shall be Gathered Unto Zion. Isles of the Pacific featured by Hannah Winward and Mrs Milton Campbell. Scandinavian countries portrayed by several members and refreshments representing the nations were served by each department.
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Anna Faye Snow
Byron Goodrich
Warren Richardson
Hugh W. Colton
Zion
Hannah Winward
Milton Campbell
Venil_ Johnson
Carl Tenney
Lloyd Richards
Wallace Slaugh
Lawrence Siddoway
Arvene ' Cooper
Hodgkinson Graduates From LDS Hospital School of Nursing
Rayola Hodgkinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hodgkinson graduates from the Latter Day Saints Hospital School of Nursing in Salt Lake City. Commencement exercises at Kingsbury Hall University of Utah included remarks by Dr Lowell Is Bennica and diplomas awarded by LeGrande Richards.
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Rayola Hodgkinson
Lewis M. Hodgkinson
Latter Day Saints — Hospital School of Nursing
Salt Lakes City
Kingsbury ‘Hall
University of Utah
Lowell Is. Bennica
Salt Lake Institutes
LeGrande. Richards
Church of Jesus Christ ‘of
Joseph L. Wirthlin
Thorpe B. Isaacson
Mildred Wood
Alexander Schreiner
David Bennett
Ruth J. Clawson
C. R. Cornwall
LDS Hospital
Miss Hodgkinson
The
Country Folks Live Longer Than City Residents
New York report by Metropolitan Insurance statisticians finds country dwellers live longer than city residents. Death rates are higher for city whites, with males more affected than females, across multiple causes of death. The study notes rural living correlates with reduced mortality.
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New York
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Ol and Gas Interest In Utah Remains High
Applications for oil and gas leases at the US district land office rose more than 20 percent in May. In Pearl Lake City, total fees collected were $84,464.09, down from $103,450.41 in April, reflecting continued strong activity in Utah.
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Utah
Pear Lake ‘City
Reinstatement of GI Insurance Closes July 31
Utah World War veterans face loss of GI insurance advantages as the liberal reinstatement provisions end July 31. Edward T. O'Brien, state director of veterans affairs, notes the extended provisions will lapse, affecting nearly 60,000 veterans across the state.
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Utah
Edward T. O'Brien
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Large Roosevelt High School music program begins
A new music program starts at Roosevelt High School under a young instructor. It aims to provide veterans and others a chance to reinstate and continue training with rehearsals planned in Roosevelt ward. District officials and a local coordinator outline the program’s scope and goals.
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Roosevelt
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