Ground work starts on $3 million uranium plant at Maybell
Trace Elements begins construction on a $3,000,000 uranium mill in Maybell Colorado, led by Southwestern Engineering. A 225 man workforce is planned at peak in June for an eight hour, six day week schedule. The project includes a binch water site from the Yampa River and a pumping plant near US 40. Completion set for September 7 with Trace Elements, a wholly owned Union Carbide subsidiary, to operate.
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Maybell
Calo
Southwestern Engineering Company
Yampa
US. 40
Southwestern + Engineering Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Trace Elements
Union Carbide and Carbon Company
Jensen Mra Paulson Receives Award
The Ground Observer Corps met Tuesday afternoon. For her 100 hour observa tion, a Paulson was presented a citation award. Various local families visited, travelled, and hosted events in Rangely and Salt Lake, including square dances and a high school show. Minor car crash injuries noted for the Ray Richards family in Salt Lake.
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Mra
Nile Ainge
Ground Observer Corps
Paulson
Nile Ainges
Rangely
Grant Ainges
Artesia
Luther Stewarts
Relief Society
Dee Hatch
Cortez
Colo
Bing
Seattle
Wash
Bryant
San Antonio
Texas
Air Force
Eugene Feacocks
Lund
Nev
Lufy Richardson
Salt Lake
Naples
Ray Richardsons
Jay Haslems
Kathy
Donnie
Ralph Johnsons
David Jolley
Ella Ainge
Sybil Dawn Gross
Ralph Snow
Arletta Moon
Lee Wardles
Whiterocks
Wilma Gilroy
Hugh Stewart
Orem
Pleasant Grove
Sam Frattos
Calvin Stewarts
Martin Evans
Lawella Karten
Leon Parrishes
Social Security Officer To Help Here March 21
Farmers retiring to apply for old age insurance benefits should bring proofs when visiting the Social Security Representative. The official will be in Vernal at the Field House Museum on Thursday March 21 at 9 00 a.m. Bring proof of age earnings tax returns for 1954 and 1955 social security receipts and account numbers. Self employed farmers must show earnings evidence and tax filing proof. If wife retires with him she should also bring proof of age. A birth certificate is best.
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Field House Museum
Internal Revenue
Forest Service reshuffle brings Hurst back to Utah
In Ogden the Intermountain Regional Office reshuffles following C J Olsen’s retirement after 37 years. William D Hurst returns to Utah from Washington to lead the Range Management division after Floyd Iverson shifts to administer 19 national forests across Utah Nevada Southern Idaho and Western Wyoming.
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Forest Service Intermountain
Ogden
C.J. Olsen
William D Hurst
Ashley’ National Forest
Utah
Olsen
Forest Service
Floyd Iverson
Range
Iverson
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
Hurst
Washington, D. C
Murst
Parowan
USAC
Washington
Ashley National Forest
Vernal
William M. Hurst
Dixie National Forest
William Hurst
Old Beaver National Forest
Do not delay filing claim for lack of proof of age
The text advises against postponing a claim because proof of age is missing and notes that ordinary household papers often suffice as adequate proof. It emphasizes acting promptly and using available documents to support the claim.
Moon Lake Elec son adds Rangely Substation extension
Moon Lake Electric Association plans a new Rangely Substation addition to replace a wood structure from early diesel days. The 3,750 KVA bank will serve the American Gilsonite Company at Bonanza Utah and feed the 69 KV system linking Rangely to western Utah plants and substations. A Bonanza substation will step 69 000 volts down to 13 200 for metering and sale to American Gilsonite, with 3,750 KVA capacity.
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Moon Lake Electric Association
American Gilsonite Company
Bonanza
Utah
Generaling
Rengely
Yellowstone River
Altamont
It Is Far Easier To Forgoodn Habits Than Reform Bad Ones
A concise aphorism noting that maintaining good habits is easier than correcting bad ones. It argues for proactive discipline and consistency to prevent bad patterns rather than retraining after failures. The sentiment emphasizes long term self control and steady practice.
Aluminum valued beyond gold in early science efforts
The French scientist Deville pioneered a cheaper production path dropping costs from 543 to 17 dollars per pound. The piece notes matchbooks as a key political tool in Texas, with candidates distributing about 29 000 matchbooks on average, while a gubernatorial campaign reportedly handed out as many as a million.
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Deville
Texas
Timaelvey
Sapirante
Transportation dependence by distance to work
The report shows that over 77 percent of people living five to ten miles from work rely on care or home to work transport, and more than two thirds of those living beyond ten miles also depend on such transportation.
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Tve
Indian Service Official Observes Changes in 50 Years at Ft Duchesne
Lawrence Appah, longtime Indian Service employee at Ft Duchesne, recently retired after a career beginning in 1906. He witnessed shifts from horse teams to radio cars and from army control to cooperative government-Indian relations while advising on land and range management, though his exact birth date remains unknown after records were burnt.
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Indian Service
Lawrence Appah
Ft. Duchesne
Appah
Civilian Conservation Corps
United States
Forestry Division
Army
Head and shinbone claims spark medical debate
A quoted authority challenges a statement about shinbone strength and head placement, arguing the shinbone could not support a one ton truck while others dispute the claim, highlighting ongoing medical controversy.
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Camden
N. J
Rece
Hoyle Robinsons
Cotton Taylors
Lortaine
Hayé
Edmond Curfow Rouse
Legion Elsa
Hamill
Blue Mt
Wm. Hurst
Valley Forge
Kenneth Welle
Freedom Foundation
FEE
J. Edgar Hoover
Welense Lee
Chas
E. Wilson
Moover
Sberlai Snedal
Moon Lake
Appahwaz
Thomas
White Rocks
Nitrogen
Eldon Billings
Seiberling
Tekaco
Weat
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