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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
6
In a town editorial, merchants are urged to adopt Veterans First by placing veterans at the head of scarce merchandise reservation lists for autos, refrigerators, washing machines, and nylons. The piece argues first come, first served is fairest and urges merchants to publicly pledge priority to veterans to show appreciation for their service.
The piece argues that opposition to May and July atomic bomb tests may unintentionally unite nations to abandon war. It says if the United States demonstrates atomic energy's world-destroying power, warlike leaders might stop sword rattling forever.
A fragmented plan outlines expanding scenic resources near Uintamuntans to boost income. It calls for new roads, tourism facilities, and trained staff to guide visitors to lakes streams and camping spots, with directional road markers to channel traffic.
The piece argues that production relies on specialized machinery and uninterrupted operation, comparing farmer and worker resilience to intelligent maintenance. It warns that strikes endanger the economy by halting equipment and production, urging industry to act with courage and foresight to avoid breakdowns.
Washington reports President Truman named J A Krug to succeed Harold Ickes as secretary of the interior. The move is seen as elevating the cabinet with a capable New Dealer amid rumors of other changes. The piece also notes optimism for improved U S Russia relations and mentions the push for a voluntary eat less program to curb living costs.
A reader describes difficulties securing a VA loan for farming or home purchase, noting bank lender hesitation and the need for eligibility certification. The letter also covers merchant marine service requirements and veteran benefits, referencing eligibility, service time, and the role of the VA in facilitating loans and related assistance.
Uintah High announces the Junior Prom on March 29 honoring the Seniors with a floor show promenade and a Post Prom on March 30. Co chairs are Delores Caldwell and Sam Snyder. Washington program featured Harold Hullinger and students Rita Curtis Dalen Oaks Ina Mee Collier Joy Twitchell. A Colonial Minuet and a two-number quartet were performed under Clyde Johnson and Marie Smith. An one act play on state unification was presented by Hullinger’s history class with Dan Workman Ernest Weeks Nila Perry Sata Snyder Rachel Calder Hert Carroll Sterling Don Colton Lyle MecKeachnie Ervin Haws Workman Ted Crowlard Harold Bodily Marve Loper and Jack Haws.
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