Promised Valley Ticket Plan Reaches Global Audiences
The Utah Centennial commission promotes Promised Valley as a world wide production with about 1200 offices issuing tickets in 130 nations. A church led system plans ward agents to sell tickets for the Broadway Hollywood style drama staged at the University of Utah stadium during the centennial observance. Strong demand comes from Mormon and international members swelling advance sales.
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Utah Centennial Commission
Emaa
Thiantaft Amt
Levis
Utah Stadium
Anas
Owith
Church’ of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day
Batata
Rantenaiat Commission
Arts
Jeright
Rae
United States
Utah
World Church
Broadway
Hollywood
Rizh
Thannar
Avaryone
Kales
Lorenxo "Mitchell
Horch
Heparytie
Ner
Ibyerard
Los Angeles
Uti
Saat
Vets Must Apply Now For GI Bill Benefits
Uintah county veterans plan to enter school this fall under the GI Bill of Rights. Veterans administration rep Q L Burton says applications should be filed immediately to avoid delays in subsistence checks. Educators foresee high college enrollment this fall. due to staff cuts, veterans must cooperate to speed workload and secure eligibility forms.
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Uintah County
G. I
veterans/administration
Q. L. Burton
Veterans
Burton
Blue Mountain Trucker Pate MacDonald Dies of Spotted Fever
Pate MacDonald 60, resident of Blue Mountain City, died from spotted fever after a life spent in Moffat County since 1946. He served in World War I and worked as an independent trucker. Surviving siblings include four sisters and a brother. Burial arrangements reported for North Dakota, with service details to be finalized.
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Blue Mountain
Pate MacDonald
Blue Mountain City
Mr. MacDonald Wag
Prince Edward
John P
Thressa
Allen Kinsella
Burton North Dakota
Durton
Ceritra School
Phosphate Development in Utah and Western States Mapped
Dr. G. Peterson, president of Utah State Agricultural College, outlines plans with farm leaders from Utah, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon to develop western phosphate resources. He notes rising interest from chemical firms and farmers, possible power plant or Columbia Basin power line projects, and surveys to test feasibility. He warns Western deposits could supply half of U.S. needs if power and processing expand.
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Lmenae
Vernal
Uinta Mountain
Uintah County
G. Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College
Utah Scientific Research Foundation
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Peterson
Montana
Wyoming
Intermountain
Columbia Basin
Pretern
United
Anja
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
OT Ranch Project Review Near VRC Ay Les Good
OT Ranch engages VRC in a field report noting 1187 acres of pinto beans, adjacent property, and a hay operation. J. it manager notes weeks of work with 13 to 20 high school boys, hay ready to cut, no disease, irrigation from Green leg, and plans to convert ground to a finishing project for Humphrey investment carp.
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Humphrey Investment i
Binict
Jean
Iphrey Investment Carp
Government Offices And Banks Close July Fourth Weekend
State holiday declared for July 4 to 6 with city offices banks and liquor stores expected to close. Merchants face a decision on whether to also close for three days. The piece notes a historic gathering of a million in 1886 for the Statue of Liberty unveiling in New York Harbor.
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B. Man
United States
New York Harbor
Explosion at farmhouse injures family and bystanders
A family returning home from an outing encountered a furnace accident at their farmhouse. A sudden blast from an oven caused a fireball and flying debris, injuring the woman who had stepped away to prepare supper and other bystanders. A neighbor noted the event as unusual and described injuries including a head cut and burns.
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Egenti
America
Bof
Esha Rite
Bass Plam
Louis Cardions
OT Ranch
Gov't
W. A. Jacobe
Mister Jones
U.S
Bud Fisher
By Bob Karp
Mutt
PTHE
Jeff
Brit
Antie Reezey
RIVES
Agourt
Jurini
Baeoply
Maeseriga Store
Ranchway
Chevrolet
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