Mining Claims and Hot Dog Stands Tie in Utah News
Uintah Stake Softball schedule outlined for June and July under director Von Richardson and assistant Grant Merritt. Umpire requirements, on time starts, and hour limits described. teams must bring umpires, or games pause. Public land mining claims discussed as cover for non prospecting use, citing federal laws, Timber rules, and H.R. 5561. Public Law 585 reopening land for uranium prospecting in Moab, Utah.
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Uintah Stake
von Richardson
Grant Merritt
Ure
HSB
Mike Bitin
WEC
Lubin
Inber Élies
Het Dog
Elaine
Chamber of Commeres
Chanber
Congress
Ashley National Forest
Feather River
California
United States
Moab
Utah
Family See Son Off From Colorado Springs To Fort Benning
Tommy Montgomery left Colorado Springs for Fort Benning Georgia on Friday. He was visited by his mother Mrs Russell Montgomery and his sisters Judy and Janice before departure. Mr and Mrs Jim Montgomery also visited him there. The group returned Saturday and Mrs Montgomery went home via Wyoming.
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Colorado Springs
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Tommy Montgomery
Russell Montgomery
Judy
Janice
Jim Montgomery
Montgomery
Wyoming
Basin Basters Form Leadership at June Meeting
Basin Basters met June 20 at Leslie Spendlove's home to sew a button on a project. Leslie Penny was chosen president, Kathy Hurst secretary, Carol Wahlquist reporter, and Karen Woolley song leader. Club leader is Mrs Harola Freeman. Next meeting is June law at Karen Birchall's home.
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Carol Wahlquist
Basin Basters
Leslie Spendlove
Leslie
Penny
Kathy Hurst
Karen Woolley
Har[ola Freeman
June Law
Karen Birchell
Wool Promotion Deepens in United States Markets
Seek Greater Wool Use reports intensified programs to expand nationwide wool promotion in the United States after the Wool Bureau Inc annual meeting. Steve L. Stumberg of Sangeron Texas was elected chair of the Bureau’s Board, with three new directors joining: John H. Breckenridge Twin Falls Idaho C. B. Ball and Walter Horrobin. Re-elected were W. H. Steiner L. Hartley R. G. Lund and Jan H. Moorman. Outlook for wool growth remains positive with rising mill consumption and new orders for civilian fabrics.
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New York
N.Y
U.S
Wool Bureau, Inc
Steve L. Stumberg
Sandergon
Texas
American Wool Council
Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Association
Bureau
Hi. Breckenridge
Twin Falls
Idaho
National Wool Growers Association
C. B. Ball
Australian Wool Bureau
Walter Horrobin
New Zealand Wool Board
W. H. Steiner
Fossil
Oregon
L &. Hartley
International Wool Secrtariat
R. G. Lund
New Zealand
International Wool Secretariat
Mr. Moorman
United States
Steve J. Slumberg
Center
Sanderson
W. J. Steiner
John H. Breckenridge
Vernal Welcomes Home College Students Over Summer
Vernal sees a population upswing as college students return for summer break. Utah State Agricultural College Aggies and Brigham Young University alumni arrive, some earning degrees and others headed for relaxation. Notables include Margie Montgomery, Kenny Hacking, Carole Calder, Donnie Barr, Janet and Joane Christensen, Kent Stringham, and Eloise Nielsen Estes. Glee Chew studies English at Tempe College in Arizona, returning later with strong progress.
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Vernal
Utes
Redskins
University of Utah
Margie Montgomery
Kenny Hacking
Carole Caldler
Donnie Barr
Charlie Wells
Muriel Colton
Cherie Gee
Bob Murray
Glade Watkins
Pat Bruce
Roger Hacking
Maughn Colton
Bill Siddeway
Agathon
Utah State Agricul
Tural College Aggies
Carol Dee Jenkins
Joy Smith
Ed Merkley
Jean McConkie
Ann Wankier
Joleen Timothy
Kent Stringham
Tom Wardell
E L Bennion
Marilyn Robins
Loreen Johnson
Maralee Smith
Janet
Joanen Christensen
Kay
Meige Mecham
Bing Oxborrow
Ray van Leuven
Ora Fae Wardle
Carolyn Hatch
Joane
Brigham Young University
Pat Lee
Miriam Smith
Kent Davis
Jeanie Hodgkinson
Beth I
Ralph Bryson
Carrie
Fred
Joe Calder
Jay Barren
Norlan Walker
DeLoy Vernon
Blaine Palmer
Este Manwaring
Wayne Lundell
Ralph Olsen
Dee Hall
Joe Weyerman
Joyce Hacking
Carolyn Wallis
Jeanie Johnston
Clifton Merkley
Lowell Caldwell
Emma Saddlier
Mary Ann King
Max Winward
Valda Massey
Eloise Nielsen Estes
Wayne
Eloise
Valda
Utah
Glee Chew
Tempe College
Arizona
Henegar
School of Business
Kathleen Showalter
Joan Cutshaw
122 Uintah County Businesses Reflect Small Firm Growth
Uintah County lists 122 firms, about 12 for every 1,000 residents, excluding one man operations. The survey notes 814 local employees, up from 644 in 1948, with smaller firms forming 81 percent of the count and larger companies making up the remainder.
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Crone
Renner
Mountain States
US Department of Health Education and Welfare
Department of Commerce
Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Uintah County
Vernal Welcomes Returning Students and Local News
Lynn Siddoway works for the Deseret News while Gail Feltch edits the University of Utah Chronicle. Gayla Stewart begins nursing training at St Marys Hospital in Salt Lake City, and Marion Cook completes nursing training at D Memorial Hospital in Ogden. Vernal high school graduates and locals from Wasatch Academy and nearby areas plan activities and trips to Merkleys Park Brush Creek Canyons and Baldy Mountain, with notes for additional home reports next week.
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Lynn Siddoway
Deseret News
Gail Feltch
University of Utah
Gayla Stewart
St Mary's Hospital
Salt Lake City
Marion Cook
D. Memorial Hospital
Ogden
Wasatch Academy
Carolyn Banks
Joan and
Jennie Johnson
Jerry Casada
Janice Long
Vernal
Sharon Kanistanaux
Bonanza
George Robinson
Dinosaur National Monument
Ronnie Francke
Caeer
Pasadena
Cal
Cherie Eldredge
St Mary’s
Wasatch
Merkley's Park
Brush Creek
Baldy Mountain
Formosa, Chiang Kai-shek and world outlook note
A columnist discusses Formosa geopolitics, Chiang Kai-shek, and postwar outlook. He cites Formosa’s size near Massachusetts and Connecticut scale, its Dutch colonization, Japanese control until 1945, and return to China. He urges patience, warns against Communist subjugation, and envisions U.S. use of federal funds for urban redevelopment and industry while avoiding World War III through UN action.
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Formosa
Massachusetts
Connecticut
China
United States
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Nas
Eisenhower
Peking
Russia
United Nations
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Uintah State Bank
Phare
Turner Building Supply
East Main
Tois Comers Enterprises
Combat Geri
Thetth Cooney
Basin Loans, Inc
Phono
Aadson
Warson Paik Mass
Sopr
Aed
John Mint
Asiatic
Chingy Ralshek
Wellesley College
Hobson Great Globe
Tre
Henry Pord
Brarson
Firestone
Baby's
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Searle's Saving Center
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Weet Main
Phons
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