U S Flexible Foreign Policy Urged At Teachers Banquet
Dr Richard D Poll of Brigham Young University urged a flexible US foreign policy at the Uintah Educational Association professional certificate banquet held March 9 at Ainish High School. Twenty teachers received professional certificates and sixty had their certificates renewed. The event featured springtime decorations and remarks on America assuming a leadership role in world affairs with no single perfect policy.
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U. S
United States
Richard D. Poll
Brigham Young University
Ainish High School
Uintah Educational Association
State Board of Education
National Education Association
Polt
State Department
Wilda D. Crumbo
William H. Edwards
Len E. Gotfredson
Bernis J. Blackham
Thomas E. Caldwell
Vera S. Gee
Elaine J. Richardson
Lucille H. Watkins
Thelma B. Lie
Donald R. Bowles
Iris W Schwabe
Calder Brothers Creamery Exhibit At Utah State Agricultural College
Community news covers the Calder Brothers Creamery display of butter cheese and ice cream at USAC. Six Uintah County schools suspended Wednesday due to muddy westside roads. Rex Winder to return home from mission in about two weeks. Birth announcements, engagements, and marriage licenses appear among local notices. Submarine attack on Algonquin and ICC air route decision reported. Local infrastructure updates include gas-lit Lapoint school and Vernal Drug Store relocation. Minstrel show planning and local appointments in fish and game commission and Orpheus orchestra noted.
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Utah State Agricultural College
Calder Brothers Creamery
Uintah
E . Winder
Rex
John Wardle
Lapoint
R. Duncan
Robert Lee Willoughby
Irvin
Reva Emily Richens
Elmer Richens
Vernal
William Reid
Glines
Theda
Lee Murray
James B. Murray
Verynal
Uintah High
Calder Bros. Creamery
Harold Alexander
Henry Millecam
USAC
Jack Shaw
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alexander
Interstate Commerce Commission
Albuquerque
San Francisco
Archie Allen
Vernal Drug
William Ashton
Prince
Columbus
Ohio
Leslie Ashton
California
Pete Clark
Archie Johnson
Davia Ward
Robert H. Siddoway
William H. Siddoway
Fish and Game
N. F. Morgan
Orpheus
Orpheus Orchestra
C. W. Showalter
Frontier Airlines Chairman Louis Leverone Dies in Chicago
Louis E. Leverone 77, chairman of Frontier Airlines, died Saturday in a Chicago hospital after two weeks of hospitalization for a heart attack. He led the Frontier board since 1954 and held multiple top roles in related companies and associations. Survived by his wife Florence M. Leverone.
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Frontier Airlines Board
Chicago
Louis E. Leverone
Frontier Airlines
Leverone
Frontiers
Snce
Nationwide Food Ser
Michigan Avenue National Bank
Contemporary Publications
National Aeronautics Assn
Tllinois Manufacturers Assn
Tlinois
The
Crusade For Freedom
Automatic Canteen Company of America
Dartmouth University
Bradley University
Florence M. Leverone
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Laurence Cooper
Pearl Snyder
Hal Rendles
Hac
Palms
Reed Tyler
Max G. Abbott
Don Walker
Darren McCarthy
Pearl Shaffer
Florence H. Williams
Clair M Hollingsworth
By Mahoney
Chevrolet
Corvette
Idea Car
Zora Arkus-Duntoy
Sebring
Fla
Fly
Tox
Denver
Billings
Grand Junction
Airli
Kennecott
Utah
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