Development Noted On Green River
Reed Jerman of the Salt Lake City bureau of reclamation reports on proposed main stem Colorado River development upon which the Central Utah Project depends and state engineers and water users in the upper basin react. Tom Jensen of the Associated Civc clubs of Southern and Eastern Utah, with Wendell Paulson, outlines plans and notes that No. 1 park dam near here could impound water for upper basin use. Comments from basin states and users are expected soon. if plans progress a bill may reach Congress in 1950. Jensen spoke to Vernal and Roosevelt Lions clubs and Vernal Kiwanis attendees.
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Reed Jerman
Salt Lake City
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River
Utah
Colorado Basin
Tomei Any
Tom Jensen
Associated Civb Clubs
Southern
Vernot
Wendell ID Paulson
Jensen
oGeeptind
Hil
Park Dam
Green 4
Glow Canyon
California
Jenser
Congress
Paulson
Vernal Lions Club
Lions Club
Roosevelt
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Bartlett-Wood Ward Studio Family Pictures in Utah
Notice invites families to photograph excellent family group pictures at reasonable prices. Contact George A. Bartlett of Bartlett-Wood Ward Studio, Price Utah. They will visit the town during Homecoming Week. arrangements can be made immediately. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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George A. Bartlett
Bartlett-Woodward Studio
Price
Utah
Youth MIA Festival Draws 121 Registrants at Uintah Stake
First annual Uintah Stake MIA youth conference gathered 121 registrants from M-Men, Gleaner Girl, Senior Scout and Junior Girl groups. Activities spanned from a Friday parade at Utah field house to a Saturday supper dance and Sunday testimony meeting led by stake leaders.
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Uintah Stake Mia
M-Men
Gleaner Girl
Utah Field House
Vernal Drug Girls
Imperial Hall
Naples
LDS Ward
Lois McCarrell
Rachel Calder
Harold Davis
Grant Hacking
Vernal First Lds Ward
Thressa Hadlagek
Eva Merkley
YWMIA
Jesse A. Haws
Archie Johnson
Jay Cooper Takes California Job
Jay Cooper son of Rice C Cooper of Vernal recently graduated from the Northrop Aeronautical Institute of Hawthorne California and has accepted a position with the Flying Tiger Line Inc at Burbank California His new job will use his 12 month training which qualified him for certification by the Civil Aeronautics Administration as an aircraft and engine mechanic Cooper attended Uintah High School and served 2 1/2 years in the U S Navy during World War II before enrolling at the Hawthorne school.
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Jay Cooper
Rice C. Cooper
Vernal
Northrop Aeronautical Institute of
Hawthorne
Cal
Flying Tigerine, Inc
Burbank
Northrop Institute
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Cooper
Uintah High School
U. S. Navy
Hawthorne School
Traffic Manager Gerald S Kitchen Visits Inaugural
Gerald S Kitchen 35, traffic and sales manager for Challenger Airlines, has spent most of his career in transportation. Nebraska native from North Platte, educated in public schools, BS from University of Wyoming. He worked eight years at Union Pacific Railroad in passenger and freight traffic and tour conductor roles. He then spent seven years in air transport with Continental and Monarch Airlines, guiding traffic sales station operations advertising and publicity.
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Gerald S. Kitchen
Challenger Airlines
Nebraska
North Platte
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Ivision Pacific Railroad
Continental Air Lines
Monarch Airlines
District traffic manager and ski instructor profile
John D. Lindsay of Salt Lake City emerges as district traffic manager and former army ski instructor tied to Challenger Airlines. The article notes his role aiding planned Challenger service into Vernal, his extensive travels across the western states, private pilot license, ongoing commercial license pursuit, and aviation interest since 1939 40. He is a Westminster junior college graduate with friends in Vernal and Salt Lake City ties.
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Challenger Airlines
Monntion
Salt Tala
Lake City
John D. Lindsay
Lindsay
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Challenger
Rocks Mountain
Westminster Junior College
Wheat farming labor drops from 370 to 45 hours per 100 bushels
In 1600 pre machine farming required about 370 hours to grow and harvest a hundred bushels of wheat. By 1940 the tractor reduced this to about 45 hours for the same output, showing steep efficiency gains over the centuries.
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Fardlog
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Green River
Main Stem
Upper
Brain State
Challenger Airnes
Challenger Sunliner
Stapleton Airfield
Denver
Richt
Vicki Ferizz
Floranne Hofmeister
Juanita Snider
Isabelle Wilson
Joan Knote
Kansiz City
Juanita’ Keener
Boulder
Pat Larsen
Thelma Evans
Stockton
Irene Repogle
Jean Cox
Paul Lunt
Alvin Weeks
Harold Anderson
Ray E. Spendlove
Stake
Ernest Johnson
Orian Watkins
Arthur Schaefermeyer
Ward
Stake Mia
R. Hopkins
John Koller
Telephone
Vanis Wearese
Orecers
Servier
Maneladeren
Vernal Express
Airlines
Bank of Vernal
Vernal Rodeo Committee
Alvin Kay
Ford
Overdrive
Showalter Motor CO
Fashion Academy
Ford Dealer
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