Safe Driving Urged for Independence Day
Ninety million Americans will travel over the Fourth with an estimated 40 million passenger vehicles on U.S. streets and highways and a total of 5 billion miles driven, enough to circle the world 209000 times. The National Safety Council warns more cars and miles mean more accidents unless motorists exercise extra caution and follow safety rules. The council, backed by national organizations and police departments, urges a holiday safe driving campaign led by Ned H Dearborn. Follow steps: ensure vehicle is in safe condition, start early, slow down, pass only with room, keep ample following distance, stay courteous, avoid drinking, and rest when tired.
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Fourth Class Postmaster Examination Fort Duchesne Utah
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination for Fort Duchesne Utah. The test will be held at Roosevelt Utah with receipt of applications continuing as announced.
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Vernal Father Awards Dual Diplomas At USAC
Ned Stringham of Vernal received two diplomas at Utah State Agricultural College USAC commencement. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and a Master of Science in Physical Education and Recreation, with his father B H Stringham delivering the diplomas. Ned, a former USAC graduate assistant, is summer recreation supervisor and wrote a thesis on recreational leadership. He features as a local radio imitator and is a 1941 Unitah High School graduate who served 26 months as a Seabee in World War II. The piece notes his family ties and campus role despite the ceremony details.
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Women in Business Cycles Warn Women to Adapt
Babson Park Masa discusses cycles in women’s work and style, arguing that extreme shifts in roles and fashion recur. He traces women’s progress from homemakers to industry participants, warns against resisting change, and notes wartime gains and future reversals. He cites history from ancient Greece to the Industrial and political revolutions.
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Women balance careers and home life in modern era
Florence Nightingale and Jane Adams inspire a view of women joining public and private spheres. The text notes women increasingly pursue business careers alongside homemaking, and observes a large birth rate with nearly 4,000,000 babies born annually as a sign of changing roles.
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Residents greet visitors in Randlett community gathering
A crowded Sunday in Randlett featured visits from Jesse Broughs and family, John and Franklin Jarman relatives, and multiple Warner Wall households. Local talk touched on mid century roles for women while communities shared meals, games, and an open air outing hosted by Curtis of Dry Fork canyon for Fort Duchesne Indians.
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