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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
9
The National Safety Council warns that in 1956, 137 died in motor vehicle accidents on the one day holiday, 76 drowned, 38 from miscellaneous causes, and a total of 793 deaths from all causes. It urges safe driving, swimming caution, and fireworks safety for a safer Fourth.
Florida parents recount their delayed polio vaccination for two year old Jody who contracted polio last summer and needs a crutch and brace. A Toxon mother warns others to avoid postponing vaccines while Dr Jonas Salk recommends three injections starting at three months with intervals to seven months.
Little Meriam Allen, daughter of the Glen Allens, celebrated her third birthday with a Sunday dinner to honor her. Grandparents Donnell Dow and Marlon Allens, an aunt and uncle, and other relatives attended.
Eleven large farm commodity groups in Washington formed an exploratory alliance to rival the Farm Bureau Grange and Farmers Union. They plan a National Association of Commodity Organizations to develop commodity specific programs and reduce government reliance, with an August 6 7 meeting to add members and set plans.
Charles J. Fox, Director of Internal Revenue, announces a revised Farmers Gas Tax Refund booklet No. 008 for filing Federal gas tax refund claims for the year ending June 30, 1957. The booklet includes Form 3240 data and instructions, available at the Internal Revenue Office in Salt Lake City or by P O Box 1288, and at county agricultural agents offices, banks, and post offices. Claims on Form 2240 may be filed on or after July 1.
The Craig Empire Courier notes a violent clash amid cattle sheepman feud activity on Lower Snake River near the L7 ranch. Masked men attacked Geddes Sheep Co flocks, killing 3000 sheep while guards watched, amid disputed range boundaries and long running tensions between Wyoming cattlemen and Routt County sheepmen.
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