County Plans Road Fund Expenditures
County board on March 3 approved a 4,340,886 fund allocation for road work funding asphalt laying north of Maeser store and several miles toward Vernal. Funds include 2000 for a plant, 1000 for Dry Fork to Ashley forest road, 500 for Brush Creek, 500 for Spring Creek to forest boundary, 150 for a Davis Chapel road, 1600 for Powder Wash to Dead Man Beach, and 31600 for Bennett Hayden area gravel roads plus labor. Major effort to aid timber access, water investigations, and Vernal road network.
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Maeser
Memorial Park
Dry Fork
Ashley Forest
The
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USRS
Brush Creek
Spring Creek
Taylor Mountain
Davis Chapel
Powder Wash
Powder Springs
Gilsonite
Highway 40
Barber Asphalt Company
Bonanza
Uintah County
Whiterocks
Benet
Haslem Place
Bennett Therial
Bertnett
Hayden
Monter Creek
Ballard Dstrict
Ballard School
Elmer Man Warinks
Cattle Growers Name Delegates to Work for C Camp
Ashley Cattle Growers held its annual meeting to discuss preserving Ashley forest and planned actions. Delegates E Sreicy High W dler and others were named to a committee to petition for the Ue Kaler Hollow camp. Officers elected included H F Sal, Synev Morriwin, Leland Soward, Mr Seeley, and Mr Morrison, with Joe Mirkley as director and Bert Merkle among attendees.
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Ashley Cattle Growers
Ashley Forest
Ogder
Kaler Hollow
H F Sal
Hwy
Synev Morriwin Vusete
Leland Soward
Seeley J
Morrison Lewis
Joe Mirkley
Birt Wow
Bert Merkle
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Federal Inspection Of National Guard Held
The 115th regiment of combat engineers of the National Guard was inspected Thursday by Major Howard F Clark and QC Moskelly at Boise Idaho. The hour long visit covered armory equipment, lockers, and mobilization bins. Inspections included six military subjects then engineering subsections such as carpentry, demolitions, drafting, and maps. Major Clark commended the company of 7 officers and 70 enlisted men for appearance and diligence. The unit moves toward three year enlistments with a focus on road and bridge construction and uses a full set of specialized tool chests and kits. Captain Hugh W Colton commands with staff and sergeants listed. The event drew about 20 local citizens.
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Clark
Vernal
Hugh W. Colton
TR Johnson
Frank W Wright
Leitter Fants Orvil
Ross Firat
Harry Jants Webber
Frank Govture
Baldwin
Murs
Samily
Renire
Qtac
Wilmiseh
Ui Cal Papis
Elle
Roosevelt Makes Strong Bid At State Meet
Roosevelt Hough Riders dominated Region Round Robin at Price, defeating Bland Ing 47 27 and North Emery 30 21 to secure a berth to the state tournament in Salt Lake City March 13 16. Roosevelt crushed rivals 42 23 and 43 27 as strong sharpshooting lifts eastern Utah hopes while defending champs miss the classic. Summit Kam a toppled Roosevelt 34 26, ending their early state bid.
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Price Carbon High Rooters
Bland Ing
North Emery
Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Granite
Jordan
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Uintah
Utes
Uintah Basin
Soth Summit High School of
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State Wide Raids Target Card Rooms In Vernal
State Attorney General office led raids on two Vernal card rooms on Wednesday night, resulting in ten card players, two proprietors, and two dealers jailed or charged. Judges reduced many felonies to misdemeanors with suspended sentences or probation, fines set, and enforcement vows to continue tackling illegal gambling in Vernal. Philip Stringais returned to Vernal with his daughter Mrs H L Reid after spending winter in St George.
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State Attorney Generals Office
Justice Court
County Court House
Istry James Webber
Horace Workman
Edwin Abplana
William Richardaonifford
Wall
William Clark
Arthur Bohanno
Ronald Carfess
Henderson
William ‘Thomas
Ben Trujillo
Willam Richardson
Woodard Beer
Thomas
Illo
Richardson
Woodard
L. H. Woodard
Warren Kempton
Harrison
Attorney Generals Office
Clyde & Johnson
Bammy Hatch Jr
Kempton Pool Room
Woodards
Trujillo
Joseph Ghez
Johnson
Keriff Hatch
Vernal Investment and Amusement Company
Olah
Philip Stringais
St George
H L Reid
Vernal M Men win consolation prize in league tourney
Returning from Belt Lake City the Vernal Second Ward M Men won the consolation prize in the Division 10 basketball tournament. They split results with Central Park, Mil Creek, Riverton, Grantsville and South Jordan, led by Davis, Hadlock, Lee, and Birchell, with voting for sportsmanship and a trophy on final night.
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Salt Lake
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Jordan High School
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Ken Davis
Mil Creek
Davis
Birchell
Vernal Boys
Riverton
Lee
Hadieck
Bays
Grantsvitu
Ward
Vernal
Skept JL
Wey
de Discret News
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Tleir Cince
Ufth
Anguy
Jong Th Ts
Ehague Viking
Ken Nth Brand
Curtis Tiwilick
Birchel
Kenneth Davis
Cliyter
Woolley Lawrence Abgle du Thomas Bingham
South
Jordan
Ali Church Tournam
Sale Lake Mar
Friday Tourism Class Offered in Community Schedule
The article notes a recurring Friday class in tourism led by Vanhoe focusing on travel industry concepts. It discusses automobile travel trends, costs, and the shift of American spending toward transportation and vacations, highlighting public interest and industry impacts.
Planned Soil Conservation District for Basin to be Formed
Public hearing set for March 26 at 2 p m in the county courthouse to discuss forming a Soil Conservation district in the United Basin. The district would be the state’s largest, covering about 6 43(O%) acres and including lands in Uintah Basin as well as Grand and Wasatch counties. Officials say the district would foster long term protection and improvement of soil and water, reduce waste, control floods, and shield properties from sand and gravel damage caused by heavy storms.
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BP m
County Court House
State Soil Conservation Committee
Uintah Basin
Grand
Wasatch
Sumner
Mar Wells
Utah State Soil Conservation Committee
Margetts
Young Farmers Delegation Attends State Gathering
A delegation of the Young Farmers from across the state visited Salt Lake Friday to inspect wholesale and retail houses and purchase 2500 pounds of cattle seed and barley. They attended the State Young Farmers convention with 112 delegates and teachers, forming a state organization to foster better crops and cooperative marketing with the aid of leaders like Mark Wichels. The group aims to recruit out of high school youths up to age 35 and retain them until they reach full membership.
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Starvin Lmiing
Lyle Remington Boyd Christensen
Kenneth Goodrich
Lloyd K Schlappi
Salt Lake
Federated Wheat and Belcher
Young Farmers Convention
Rans
Mark Wichels
Sericultural
Congressmen to Work for CCC On Ashley Forest
Telegrams from the Vernal Lions Club urge Senators and Congressman Mur dock to preserve the only CCC camp in Ashley Forest. The letter notes 56 million dollars in CCC funding this year forced closing of 273 camps, with the Mantis camp threatened and a proposed move to Kaler Hollow. Senator Thames will press the forest service and regional forester Woods to find a solution, and a delegation may visit Ogden to seek help to save the Kaler Hollow camp.
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Vernal Lions Club
Bert DK ‘Thomas
William St King
Abe Murdock
Washington
CCC
Ashley Forest
Mantis
Manila
Kaler Hollow
Aouth
Ifty
United States
Diah
H . Sowards
The
Lions Club
Thames
Forest Service
COO
Ogden
CON Woods Regional Forester
Kaler Hallow
Verne
Ashley Forestamp
Bhl Stringham
Ogden Priday
C N Woods
Finland and Russia Sign Peace Pact Amid War End
Moscow reported a peace agreement signed early Wednesday ending hostilities with the Soviet Union. The accord grants military and territorial concessions to Russia, sets ceasefire at noon, and orders troop withdrawals along the newly defined border. The nine point treaty and follow up protocol specify withdrawal details and timing.
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Finland
Russia
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