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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
5
A rhetoric on preserving free enterprise cites dangers from extremes in politics. It warns against rigid choices and materialism, pointing to Fascism and Communism as warnings. The speaker argues for a measured middle path, patience, and courage to defend freedom of thought and property.
A century of Empire based on material gains falters as shortages bite Britain. The piece argues individual freedom is overlooked, warns against political factionalism, and contrasts extremes in Germany Russia France with America as a balanced path for free enterprise.
Maeser trail builders held their Fun da lay day on June 19 with about 80 members swimming at Vernal pool and dining on the courthouse lawn afterward. Kenneth Match, 7, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hatch, weighed 3 pounds and measured 14 inches at a MI Corner sighting around June 16. Mrs. Lynn Reynolda flew to Léraine Wyoming to visit her daughter, Eva Reynolda, born June 4. Families and relatives from several towns visited, with many trips to Salt Lake City and Camp Williams noted. The 4H Sewing Club met to learn about colors and textiles and viewed a moving picture.
Three weeks with nursing her daughter Mrs Harold Maxfield and others visit relatives in Hanksville and surrounding towns. Adrian exits include Verdin Johnson’s trip to Lander Wyoming on business, Mrs Wayne Roberts from Mae ser, James and Clarence Bacon of Roosevelt, and Ernest Parrish of Salt Lake City visiting Hanksville sights. Don Carter and daughters from Logan visit Mrs Carter’s parents, Nickey Nawrrison from Dallas visits her brother Charles Slarrison, Francke Snow and family from Clearfield prepare for Korea departure.
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