Vernal prospects promise bumper crops and stored moisture
The article notes a mild turn in temperatures after severe winter cold, enabling livestock feeds and easing lambing. It highlights snow measurements and run off surpassing recent basins, suggesting Uintah Basin may enjoy a bumper harvest if reservoirs like Steinaker Draw and the Tyzack ranch projects are built, viewing moisture as financial value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haz
Uintah
Steinaker Draw
Tyzack Ranch
Stay On The Safe Side Says Motorists Must Obey Rules
The article argues that driving on the correct side of the road saves lives as 6,000 deaths and over 100,000 injuries occur annually from wrong side driving. It cites rising injuries, head-on crashes, and the need for police and courts to remind motorists of the safety slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of & Hill
Rayburn Bars Live Coverage Of House Hearings
In a ruling with wide impact Speaker Rayburn barred television radio and newsreel coverage of House committee hearings. Republican leaders denounced the move as administration censorship while Senator Welker attacked Senate probes as a violation of witnesses civil rights, urging a return to dignity and lawful procedure.
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Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Sense Committee
House
Congress
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Paul W. Shafer
Michigan
Senate
Herman Welker
Idaho
Senate Crime Committee
District of Columbia
Welker
Senate Armed Services Committees
Hoover commission report on UMT defense bill and drafts
The House committee says the UMT bill would save the nation 13 billion dollars annually once fully in place. Without UMT the military would need 3.7 million service members plus 1 million active reservists. with UMT manpower could drop to 2 million and 2.5 million respectively. Senate S-2441 proposes six months training and 17?58 years reserve service for all able bodied 16 year olds with lottery selection versus local draft boards in the House. Senate chaos and political maneuvering noted as Congress debates reform. The Hoover Commission’s work influences government personnel overhaul and Truman administration support continues. Major figures include Senator Joseph O’Mahoney and Dr Robert L Johnson of Temple University.
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House
UMT
Senate
Congress
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
Lincoln
Robert L. Johnson
Temple University
Remembering old days from church to school and well
Readers from C W Purman to Mary Karch recall memories of church baskets on bamboo poles, oil lamps, rope springs, straw mattresses, school slate, Nellie Grey, lanterns at night, the old oaken well bucket with horse shoes, and a call to mail memories to THE OLD TIMER in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Purman
Monroeville
Ind
Mrs. E
Milo Chapman Thompson
Louisa
Nellie Grey
Mary Karch
Lakeview
Ohio
Frankfort
The Rise of Horsepower for U.S. Farmers
A look at farm work in the United States shows the typical farmer using about 33 horsepower from petroleum powered machinery, roughly six times the power available thirty years ago, reflecting rapid mechanization and increased efficiency in agriculture.
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U.S
From Antwerp to Heart: A Trader’s Change of Heart
Frans Van Tongertoo, a Belgian salesman, endures a sour customer who impels resentment until a hospital visit and a bouquet reveal shared burdens. The gesture earns forgiveness, a doubled order, and a changed business dynamic as sympathy replaces hostility. Meanwhile industrial growth in America drives about 25 billion dollars yearly into new plants and equipment, with taxes capable of constraining expansion.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Frans van Tongertoo
Mr.Tongerlho
Mr. Tongerloo
Mr.Tangerloo
America
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Thursder
William B. Wallis
Vernaldo
Ae Aix Muntig Mae
Canjar
Mingra Regia
Tnegs
Nota
Vernal
Sumia
Memorial Art Qo
Springville
Expressifice
New Hampshire
Ashington
Elizabeth Greene
Scranton
Mother
Pru
Frontier
SKY Thrift
Salt Lake City
Rene i
Frontier Airlines
Ilarly
USDA
Dane
Barkaley 4
Anerieas
Studebaker Starliner
Studebakers
Hatch Motor Company
Phono
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