Jensen Junior Artists Form at Foggy Robinson Home
Atrilities Jensen Junior Artists organized for the third year at Foggy Robinson home. Marilyn Snow elected president with Barbara Snow as vice president Sally Swain as secretary Ruth Dudley as reporter Sylvia Snow as song leader Lois Dudley as song leader. Green Valley Club members receive ivy plants and cacti during a beautification talk and yard care demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Homemakers
Sheren Jones
the Pleasant Homemakers
Lela Hulfinger
Tanset Hulfinger
Sheree Jones
Sué
Ann Millecam
Kristen Calder
Jensen
Ruby Slaugh
Marilyn Snow
Nancy Ann Kallgren
Noon Murray
Gladys Slaugh
Jolly Stitchers No
Gite Hatch
Maeser
Jolly Stitchers No. 2
Floyd Bingham
LaRae Young
Barbara Ann Pederson
Norma Jean Hacking
Elaine Jen
Glee Hatch
Lanl
da Davis
Naples Breakfast Belles Meet and Welcome New Member
The Naples Breakfast Belles met at Verna Eckersley’s home last Friday. They planned French toast for the next meeting, sang songs, and welcomed new member Dorothy Harrison. Alpha Harrison will arrange table decorations. Afterward the group enjoyed a swimming party and picnic.
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Genta Hielsen
Naples
Long-time Neola resident dies at 72 in Roosevelt hospital
Neola Morris Ward resident 72 died Tuesday morning in Roosevelt hospital from heart ailment. Born Fountain Green he married Jennie Dennis in Jensen, Utah. He served as high priest in Neola ward and lived in Uintah Basin area. Survived by widow Neola five sons Nathaniel Woodward of Neola Charles Glen Lawrence Woodward Duchesne County one daughter Grace Dye Neola ten grandchildren three brothers Jim Woodward Kaysville Don Woodward California Charles Woodward Roosevelt and sister Mrs Boyd Stewart Jensen.
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Neola
Morris St
Uintah
Nathaniel
Woodward
Charley
Glen
Lawrence Woodward
Duchesne County
Grover
Grace) Dye
Jim Woodward
Wool Handlers Named Under Federal Wool Loan Plan
Washington announced designations of Utah and Idaho firms as wool handlers under a federal loan program for the domestic wool industry. Inland Wool Co. of Salt Lake City Idaho Wool Marketing Assn. Inc. of Pocatello and the National Wool Marketing Assn. representing 23 cooperatives were named. Handlers in 25 states have been chosen with more to come. They will process loan applications under the peace support program offering 20 percent of parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Utah
Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Department
Inland Wool Co
Salt Lake City
Idaho Wool Marketing Assn., Inc
Pocatello
National Wool Marketing Assn
Fl Ww
Indian Mission Conference in Roosevelt Stake
A Uintah Basin Indian Mission conference will be held in the Roosevelt Stake tabernacle Friday at 8 pm. Dilworth Young of Salt Lake City will lead the program with Gordon Hinckley. an all Indian program and colored slides will depict Indian history. An Indian orchestra will provide music and refreshments will be served. a nursery will be available. attendance is free. BETTER OF BEST COOKS Club hosts a dinner table setting demo and social. next meeting at Elaine Walker's.
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Uintah Basin
Roosevelt Stake Tabernacle
Dilworth Young
Salt Lake
Presidency of the First Council of Seventies
LDS Church
Gordon
Hinckley
Elaine Workman
Judy Ann Stall
Ann Robertson
Grace Hall
New Happy Day Club Formed At June Meet
The Happy Day club organized June 6 at leader Mrs Zella Billings home with officers including president Rathleen Searles and vice president Sybil Watkins. Members listed include Danna Murray Brenda Billporter Harriet Watkins and others. A second gathering hosted by Harriet Watkins featured a dish towel project for Bre Wai.
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Happy Days Club
Blends Billings
Zella Billings
Freda Davis
Rathleen Searles
Sybil Watkins
Danna Murray
Brenda Billiporter
Harriet Watkins
Cidney
Lynne Cushing
Lena Searle
Shisleen Dixon
Fula Ree
Myra Johnson
Gioria Horrocks
Dorothy Fisher
Lucilleating
He Girls
Bre
Wai
Jotly Stitchers Club Renames Ahead of Second Year
Fragmentary notes show the group changing its name from Sous Stitchers No 2 to Jotly Stitchers No 7. The plan includes a meeting at Barbara Ann Pederron’s home with local attendees cited in the week’s jotted lines.
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Sous ’Titchers No. 2
Barbara Ann Pederron
Vernal Commercial and Church Ball Schedules Released
The Vernal commercial base ball league opened with two Tuesday games at the high school park. Results included Ashley Wareners 10 3 over Trail Cafe, and Twitchell Distributors 5 0 vs Uinta Oil Refining Co. Alfred's Glass Shop joins the lineup. Schedule notes: commercial games Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 30 pm. church league games Mondays and Fridays at 7 30 pm. a girls league may form Wednesdays. contact Coach Marcus B Garrett.
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Vernal Commercial Baseball League
Ashley Wareners Gates Oor Deener
Trail Cafe
Twitchell Distributors
Uinta Oil Refiing Co
Alfred's
Lass Shop
Commercal
Ball Park
Church League
Vernal
Mex
Glines
Davis
Conmet
Marcus B. Garrett
North 4Th
Sumer
J. Arden Jolley
Garrett
Uintah
Uintah County
Ashley Farmers accuinet Uinta OM Relic agai Cos Farmers cer _Brcell
Dstt
Ashley Apenas Coon Dulfede
Glass Sie
Ant Libel Distributors
Ui In Refving Co
Pens
Farmers Unon Co-op
Tralt Kgs
Twitchell Distribut
Ashley Farmers Union Alfred's Glas Shop
Ee Gate Rings
Una
Thsaoe
Irrigation projects spread across Uintah Basin lands
A compilation notes numerous irrigation improvements on farms around Blue Beach Du chesne and Bluebell, including border-dike systems by Frank Liddell and extensive leveling and drainage work. Soil scientists Don Swenson and Don Liddell lead field investigations while the Uintah Basin Soil Center reports broad district cooperation.
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Thomas B. Evans
Ed Armin
Blue Beach
Ray Warren
Duchesne
Bleazard Brothers
Orin Swain
Sower’s Canyon
Merlin Simmons
Leota
Frank Liddell
Frank
Lee Lisonbee
Bluebell
Jim Bird
Earl Gingell
Myron
Don Jones
John Swenson
Vic Brown
Monarch
Alden White
Don Liddell
Walt Anderson
Wesleyen
Strawberry
Floyd Lamb
Roosevelt
Pleasant Valley
Dale Ashby
Neil Murray
Bill Jennings
Myton
Fay Peay
Arthur Aimee
Altonsh
Keith Bowen
Soil Conservation
Leeton
Uintah Basin
Constant repetition and moral duty in Cold War letters
A turbulent essay argues for using repeated truth to affect Iron Curtain audiences rather than propaganda. It links mass fear to the need for sincere Christian restraint, urging perseverance, honesty, and self control to uplift society and counter fear with constructive action.
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Lytle Ouay
Jong
Cook
Tom
Angie
Chrisian
Eccleulastiens
Federal payroll cuts eyed to trim nearly a billion
Milwaukee Journal estimates a 10 percent cut in federal employees could save about $1.01 million per year in payroll and millions more in materials and supplies. The paper notes such a cut could be achieved by ending Easter services and other nonessential federal functions.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Europes Pact for a European Army Faces Hurdles
The proposed European army pact, seen as a hopeful milestone for peace, faces fierce obstacles as Moscow opposes a full rollout. Amid wartime memories and public weariness, leaders weigh risks and pressures as the plan moves toward a critical decision.
Ridgway and Berlin Crisis Tense Moves Foreseen
A fragmented OCR passage outlines anticipated military moves around Berlin involving General Matthew Ridgway. It warns of German pressure and potential actions by Bosnian and German forces to influence Western Europe and threaten the European army pact.
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Europe
Gmeral
Matthew Ridgway
Teicher
Korna
Taree
Bicycle Licenses Require City Tags by July First Vernal
City Marshall Jack Warren announces all bicycles in Vernal must be licensed by July 1. Tags can be secured at the city office after 2 PM and before 5 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays, with owners paying a 2 cent fee.
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Vernal City
Jack Warren
European Inflation and Communist Tactics Stir Unrest
European inflation rises as a second major threat says local observers. They claim communist parties in France and Italy push economic instability to lift inflation, while ratification of a Western army pact remains uncertain. Moscow’s aim, they argue, is to deter appeal for the pact by frightening French and German publics.
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Europé
Merowe
Rhine
Bomet
France
Italy
United Army
Moscow
Germany
History repeats through hazards and pits in view
The text hints at a paradoxical view where history may repeat yet warns of hazards and pitfalls to watch. It contrasts two sides of the picture, presenting a cautious outlook with uncertain outcomes and possible bright possibilities.
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