Ardsley Moor Plan Simple Dormerless House Design
A simple rectangular home plan with front entrance protected by a latticed extension and dormerless roof. Exterior finished with siding and asphalt shingles. Three bedrooms at rear, a living room with picture window and fireplace, a combined kitchen dining area, and multiple closets. Overall size 38 by 28 feet 6 inches, 1083 square feet, 21060 cubic feet including basement. For more details contact the Small House Planning Bureau in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
Fuel Oil Price Reduction and Coop Membership Drive
Fuel oil prices reduced and a new members ship drive launched by the Farmers Union Cooperative, led by Hyrum Slaugh. The Vernal area coop adopts Rochdale principles with open membership, democratic control, patronage refunds, and cash sales at market prices. Local members will join the cooperative and receive voting rights and patronage refunds on purchases.
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Hyrum
Funley & Farmers Union Cooperatbs Group
Degen
Hiway Service
Justenat
Verenal
Oop
Rochdale
Pln
Slaugh
Ah Nésilon
Uinta
Jensen
Price List Details for Lubricants and Fuels Declared
CO OP branded lubricants tires and auto accessories featured in a new price list. No 1 Stove Oil is priced at 14.80 per gallon Kailon while diesel fuel and No 2 Burner Fuel are listed per gallon.
Vernal Student Named to Honorary Skull and Bones Unit
Vernal UT student Sterling Don Colton of Vernal has been named to Skull and Bones, a junior men’s honorary activity society. Colton, president of the Junior class, debater, Utah Chronicle staff member, Prom committee and freshman dance committee, is majoring in banking and finance in the College of Business. A note mentions a use of 2 billion pounds of frozen foods in 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Verna
Skull and Bones
Sterling Don Colton
Mra
Hugh W. Colton
Vernal
Colton
Daily Utah Chronicle
Sigma Chi
Vernal Officer Attends Air Tactical School
A Vernal man, Capt. Clayton Findlay, attends the Air Tactical School at Tyndall Air Force Base among 730 officers. The four month basic course covers leadership, administration, public speaking, military law, operations, strategy, and airborne training, preparing officers for further Air University studies.
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Air Tactical School
Panama City
J. Ky Lacey
The
Air University
Air Force
Alr
Tardy Reports on Employees Carries Penalty in Utah
Industrial Commission of Utah reports that employers in Utah have saved about 10 million dollars in contributions since July 1, 1947 through a tax-saving formula in the Employment Security Act. To keep the saving, employers must file quarterly reports and pay amounts owed by February 15, 1950. The 1949 rates were 8 percent for Class 4, 8 percent for Class 2, 1.2 percent for Class 3, 8 percent for Class 4, and 14 percent for Class 5, with classifications based on three preceding calendar years of coverage.
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Industrial Commission of Utah
Department of Employment Security
State of
Utah
Challenger Challenger Merger Expands Air Lines System
Ray M. Wilson and Donald A. Dutt announced the consolidation of Challenger and Monarch Airlines in Salt Lake City to form one company. Northern Division will use old Challenger routes. Southern Division stays in Salt Lake. Final Civil Aeronautics Board approval awaited for Arizona Airways acquisition. Lindsay calls the move a landmark in U.S. feeder airlines shaping the Rocky Mountain growth.
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Ray M. Wilson
Donald A. Dutt
Trattic
Eles
Modareh Shalanaer Piser
Salt Lake
Sa Salt Lake
Monarch Challenger Airlines
Denver
Duff and Wilson
Teonnel
Wm. H. Crismon
Crismon
Chellenger
G. S. Kitchen
Kitchen
Challenger
John D. Lindsay
Lindsay
Provo
Price
Grand Junction
Vernal
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Challenger District
L. Scott Keller
Keller
James B. Montgomery
Montgomery
Guy J. Cox
Salt Lake City
Cox
Monarchcar
Salt Lake Ty
Monarch-Challenger Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Arizona Airways
America
Rocky Mountain
Reverend Schumacher Assigned to South Union Kentucky
Father Schumacher writes from St. John's Abbey Collegeville Minnesota that he will take charge in South Union Kentucky to supervise expansion of a new establishment. He thanks Vernal officials and The Vernal Express for support and notes his departure within a week. He recalls friendly treatment in Vernal and anticipates the Kentucky posting as a new challenge.
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Blase Bchumacher
St. John's Abbey
Collegeville
Minn
South Union
Schumacher
Vernal
Monanter
Kentucky
Utah
Vernal Express
Nair
Early National Boy Scouts President Named
In Washington D C Kingston served as the first president of the National Council of the Boys Scouts of America the organization formed to coordinate scouting nationally and promote youth service.
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Boys Scouts
Ielly
Washington, D. C
Kingstone
The
National Council
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Ardsley
Small House Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Co- Opi
Aiid
Wsthas
Ashby
Ashton Bros CO
lTardy
NS Aan
Dearborn
Sontelaw
Ford Tractor
Dearborn All Weather Tractor
Murdock Machinery Co
East Main
Bradley
Mead
Chiefs of Staff
Gen. Bradley
Engineering
President Hoorten
Rensselaer Institute
Troy, N.Y
AIR Lines
Monarch Airlines
United States
Russia
Rev
South Union, Ky
Were
Los Angeles
Ehirs
San Francisco
Vis
Alstines
Aaronin
Als
Teuntport Atsociatien
Tsaetion Arantiee
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