Vernal News Recaps Basketball Wins and Local Happenings
Uintah basketball team dominates the recent meet while Vernal hosts a landscape meeting led by W S Henderson. Local youths win an oratorical prize, births, weddings, a new water pipe, and plans for a homecoming holiday reflect a busy community in Uintah and Vernal areas.
Ingenious Clock Described Using Gravity Powered Mechanism
An ingenious clock operates without cords or springs and keeps accurate time by gravity. It uses a free swinging pendulum with a weight that drops to renew motion while a small battery electromagnet lifts the weight for the next cycle. The pendulum is made of a nickel alloy to resist temperature-induced errors, enabling long battery life.
Civil Aircraft Totals From CAA List At Oct 1 1948
A Civil Aeronautics Administration tabulation shows 97 025 civil aircraft recorded worldwide as of October 1 1948. Of these 95 987 are in the Continental United States with 1 038 based outside the mainland: 663 in Alaska 233 in Hawaii and 73 in Puerto Rico. A full state and county listing is available on request from the Office of Aviation Information Washington 3.
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D. W Rentzel
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Early American Beauty Dilan Russell Missed in Nineties Pageant
Dilan Russell, an early American beauty figure, is noted in reference to the pageant scene of the 1990s. The text references a historical beauty context and a time frame within the nineties without detailing a specific event or outcome.
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Dilan Russell
America
Basin Native Bowden Dies in Roosevelt at 64
John Frank Bowden of Vernal, 64, died Thursday at 4 am in a Roosevelt hospital from stroke effects suffered Feb. 22. Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm in Roosevelt ward chapel. Burial in Roosevelt cemetery. Surviving widow Annie Dayly. four sons Byron Bowden Roosevelt Lester Bowden Myton Paul Bowden. Myron Bowden. Boyd Bowden Korbel Cal. Mrs Ted Cooper Rangely. nine grandchildren. brothers William H Charles E Bowden Roosevelt Warren George Bowden Vernal and Mrs. John W Galloway Roosevelt.
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John Frank Bowden
Vernal
Roosevelt Hospital
Roosevelt Ward Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Hollis Hullinger
Roosevelt Cemetery
Mr. Bowden
Joseph
Sarah Norris Bowden
Paul Bowden
Myron
Boyd Bowden
Alvin Pectol
Korbel
Cal
Ted Cooper
Rangely
William H
Charles E. Bodwen
Roosevelt
Warren
George Bowden
John W. Galloway
Warning to Women About Jewelry Stamp and Metal Types
A public guidance piece warns buyers to inspect jewelry for metal identification and notes limited state stamping laws in the United States. It explains common marks for platinum group metals, explains 24 karat gold, and mentions alloys like copper, silver, and nickel used to adjust hardness and color.
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New York
Illinois
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Kamera Corner Indoor family photography tips for winter weekends
Tips from GE photography expert Don Mohler urge simple indoor setups for family shots. Use two reflector photofloods, close lighting, fast film, and follow exposure guides for best results. Include Mother or Dad and siblings in each shot to capture full family activity across a day.
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Don Mohler
Mr. Moher
Services Held For Infant Kenneth Edward Yack
Funeral services were held last Wednesday at Roosevelt Church for Kenneth Edward Yack three thousand old son of Edward J. and Faye Marie Roller Yack. The infant died at Roosevelt hospital the evening of February 20. Survived by his parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Roller and George Yack of Neola. Arrangements were made through Dillman Funeral Home.
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Frusta
Walter Boren
Boren
Joe Herring
David Dean
Ray Searle
Misa Marie Glines
Preston Keele
Hayden
Roosevelt Church
Kenneth Edward Yack
Edward J
Faye Marie Roller Yack
Roosevelt Hospital
Charles H. Roller
George Yack
Neola
Dillman Funeral Home
One Subject at a Time Hailed as New Plan in Schools
In Hiram Ohio and Saltsburg Pennsylvania a new teaching method concentrates on one subject at a time. Students study Spanish for two months then algebra for two weeks, finishing a year in four nine week quarters. Dr Livya M Clark at Kiski School claims improved grades and fewer dismissals under the plan. A poll of Kiski graduates shows four percent favor returning to the old method.
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Hiram
Ohio
Kiskiminetas
Saltsburg
Pikest
J. D. Ratcliff
Ratcliffs
Side Falls
Kiskim Indas
Livya M. Clark
Clark
Ratcliff
Kiski
Radioactive alloy aids cancer research at Oak Ridge
Recent animal studies indicate a cobalt-nickel alloy made in Oak Ridge Tennessee may act like radium in cancer treatment. Available as wire and needles, the alloy fits into places radium cannot, though a rupture in a gas-filled needle risks injury or contamination. The wire rupture has no difference. Indian antelope is sometimes called the black buck.
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Oak Ridge
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