Candidates Urge Filing for Republican Ballot
Republicans must file by April 15 with County Clerk E K Sundquist announcing. Offices up for election include four year terms for county commissioner sheriff treasurer clerk recorder assessor representative attorney and surveyor. A county GOP convention is set for March 24 to elect delegates to the state convention and to arrange a county primary, with a second convention on May 8 to nominate a county ticket at the county courthouse. Four candidates had filed as of April with names including May Samuels Lola Anderson Charles Pope Le Roy Carroll and C Neal who left for Lake City on business.
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E. K. Sundquist
Charles ,T. Pope
Samuels
Lola. Anderson
Charles T. Pope
LeRoy Carroll
Central School Demonstration Teaches Farm Lesson
Children at Central School presented a demonstration for parents and teachers showing a farm trip and weather stories. Under Mrs McSwain’s guidance the first graders acted out scenes about life on the farm and the classroom lesson, though a farm visit could not be completed due to weather.
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Elva
Central School
Ers
Brg
Dr¢ McSwain
Tob Te
Echo Park Hearing Set For April 3 In Utah Basin Dam Plan
Echo Park hearing scheduled for April 3 will inform the Interior Department on pros and cons of constructing Echo Park dam as part of the Central Utah reclamation project. Harold A. Linke says Utah and Colorado delegates may argue for the dam at a March 20 Colorado River Commission meeting. Vernon Untermann will attend the hearing as a monument expert.
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Oman
Biden
Echo Park
Cok
Split M Mountain
Utah
Dinosaur Mational Monument
Colorado River
Nosaur National Monument
Harold A. Linke
Bebo Park Reservoir
Colorado River Commission
Colo
Linke
Comridasto
Haa
Peteepee Basin
Nena
Spuiman
Golorado River
Utals
Hewhouse
Iscuss
Washington
G. E. Untermann
Vernal Miseum of Natural History
Untermann
Secy. of the Interior
Oscar L. Chapin
Stringham
Baatn
Upper Coeras River Commission
Van Massey Returns to Practice After Brief Retirement
Veteran veterinarian Van Massey, who served 43 years, returns to work after a year of retirement described as heaven by him. Though financially successful, he rarely enjoyed the practice and often looked forward to resuming work. This page notes his reinstatement and enduring dedication to veterinary service.
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van Massey
Servite van Massey
Ubeth
Our Town at Uintah High by Speech Department
Uintah high school's speech department presented Our Town last Friday and Saturday in the auditorium under Ursel Allred and Jayale Siddoway. A cast of about 50 delivered mature, warmly insightful performances with strong characterizations and a universal appeal. Eddie Davis narrated as stage manager, with notable turns by Nennette Markyson Emily Marvin Richardson George Jean Michl Dr Gibbs Doris Karyen Mrs Gibbs Francis Palmer Mr Webb and Mary Alice Calder Mrs Webb.
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Our Town
Uintah High School
Ursel Allred
Jayale Siddoway
Eddie Davis
Nennette
House Grants Ute Lands Sale Across Utah Towns Duchesne
In Uintah and Duchesne counties, three Utah towns are listed in a bill for selling Ute Indian lands. Part of the acreage will be used for settlement with land adjoining Randlett Myton and a nearby site. The Senate has approved similar measures while claims by the Indians are set aside on grounds related to past treaties.
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Utah
Uintah
Duchesne Courtes
Heme, Randlett
Myton
Senate
National Guard Drive Exceeds Quotas in Vernal
The Vernal Post reports the 41th National Guard unit surpasses its quota thanks to civics club cooperation with post officers. Membership rose from 27 to 40 this week, with applicants on awaiting lists. Three more events are planned this year as Vernal prepares for potential discharges and continued support from the community.
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Milton Nielson
41Th National Goard
Satista
Wilton
Municipal League Unit To Meet Here Monday
Municipal League district unit will be held at the Vernal office and Hotel Vernal. Sessions open in the afternoon with talks by city and county leaders on road funds and needs. A collection for indigent care will be discussed, alongside other civic topics.
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Municipal League
Ae Utaid
pRue
Eran Harting
Vernal
Sccomling
Rrazloe
Lor
City
Rue
Aiengs
Eee Iesne
Duchee
Taljona
Maezer
B&c
Students from 13 Schools Attend Music Meet
A meeting of civic clubs and school groups outlined tentative committees for a city music festival. Judges were arranged from Weber State and local universities and representatives from Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Boosters attended. The high school band manager and Lions club members were present, with plans for housing, meals, and transportation discussed.
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Atudedia
Londay Tata
Pela Wewo
Peace Ant
Boostert
PTA
Harold~.Rendiesbach
Elena!publety
Phc ‘ Pto
Cpaneeuit
Rigby
Rendle
Chamber of Commerce
Apartion
Est
Hikh
Jaycee Inauguration Held Saturday in Weston Area
Weston Garret and Faston Brown state vice presidents joined by past president Joseph L Hansen and his wife as guests at the Junior Chamber of Commerce inauguration meeting. Alvin Bond named president succeeding Glen Cooper. Whitney and Frank Hackler elected vice presidents. Calvin Gibbs becomes secretary. Board directors elected Hi Ralph Athens, LaMar Hipwiting, and others with Alvin Kay as master of ceremonies.
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Weston Garret
Faston
Brown
Jaycee
Ccident
Voyager Art
Lentant
Joseph L. Hansen
Alvin Bond
Glen Cooper
Whitney
Piaced
Frank Hackler
Calvin Gibbs
Bute Slaugh
Hi Ralph Athens
Bo of Directors
Dack Allred
LaMar Hipwiting
Alvin Kay
Paul Hrncker
Netena Merkley
Jack Red
Bowden
Sale of Liquor to Minors Costs $150 Fine
Juvenile Court in Vernal Friday heard three juveniles and one adult. A youth unable to adjust to school was sent to work through the School District after the court’s recommendation. Another youth was fined $10 for disobedience. details continued on Page B9.
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Vernal
M. Alder
Alder
City forms committee on swimming pool project details
A city committee is formed to decide on the location and construction of a new swimming pool. Mayor Hansen, council members, and residents including Manwaring Goodrich Slaugh Hopkins Banks and Watkins will name members and set terms for a pool considered for one year and funded by city funds.
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Hanson Esate
William Biaugh
Erraetarraniad
Mayor Hansen
Grazing Board Elect at Annual Meeting in Utah District
A Salt Lake area note shows Utah Grazing District No. 8 holding its annual meeting with the grazing advisory board. Discussion covered silting reduction, watershed rehabilitation, and stream bank care. A poll and recovery program are planned for the region, with continued coverage on page 4.
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Utah
Auto Court to Be Built at Fifth West and Main
Whiterocks community rallies for March drive with dance and baked goods aiding the March of Dimes. Wiley Baucum to build a twelve unit auto court at Fifth West and Main Southwest corner, cost about 36000. Echo Park Lodge will have two entrances, brick veneer, garage, bath, radio, and panel heating with future expansion to 30 units.
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Fifth West
Main
Wiley Baucum
To Ba
Batcom
Echo Park Lodge
Baucom
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Felt Lake City
Elva Moon
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National Guard
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Innes
Clifford Prewrell
Fronnevell
Bev Wheeler Siewart
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Ehr
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Saycee
Hapguat
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Joth Allred
Whitney Hammond
Ralph Preece
Alvin Bowden
Whiterocks
March of Dimes
J. D. Jones
Faulkner
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