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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1951

Page

7

Green River Bridge Project Restored for Summer Completion

A reinvestigation by the Bureau of Public Roads reopened the Green River Vernal highway bridge project. Wyoming highway department says a reconstruction contract will be let April 6, with the bridge finished in summer and fall. The decision follows pressure from Sweetwater County, Green River, Rocky Springs groups, and local industry, considering the aging 50 year old structure and new community growth south of the river.

Green River S Bureau of Public Roads Wyoming Stain Highway Lst Sweet Water County Commissioners Rocky Springs Bureau

Glade Sowards Mission Experiences Shared

Elder Glade M. Sowards, LDS missionary, reports a rich eight month mission based in Covington Virginia. He traveled over 22 000 miles in Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina singing for 125 000 people in five audiences and across 150 radio stations. He describes the Utah Centennial Chorus as a traveling chamber of commerce for the Church and Utah.

Glade M. Sowards LDS Church Sowards Covington Virginia Utah Centennial Chorus West Virginia North Carolina Chamber of Commerce Utah

Special Representative of President Seeks Basin Contacts

The writer recalls seven months in Welch West Virginia with humble coal miners of Allegany Black Diamond and notes his appointment as Special Representative of President J R Price to travel the mission. He travels with Ralph Webb of Hurricane and thanks the Express Staff for enabling receipt of his hometown paper while asking to convey affection to Vernal and the Uintah Basin.

West Welch W. Va Pres. J. R. Price Pate Ralph Webb Hurricane Express Basin Vernal Uintah Basin

Millions rely on coal for home warmth in the U S

More than 16 million homeowners in the United States depend on coal as a primary source of home heating. The figure highlights coal's role in domestic energy and the potential impact on households during fuel supply shifts.

U. S

Where will the Red Army be in Europe

The article contends that a decisive choice faces the allied powers: whether the Soviet Red Army will stay deep in Europe or whether conditions can be found acceptable to the Soviet Union and Western powers to end occupation and partition peacefully through diplomacy rather than war.

Red Army Europe Russia Soviet Union

Wool Sewing Underway For Fall Fashion Show Contest

The 1951 Make It Yourself With Wool contest launches in Uintah Basin with Mrs Kenneth Stringham and Freda Davis coordinating outreach to 4-H and high school girls across western states. Eligible ages 14 to 22 may enter by obtaining blanks, with local prizes of 40 dollars and state winners traveling to Portland for national finals and up to 15000 dollars in awards.

Uintah Basin California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oregon South Dakota Texas Utah Washington Wyoming Kenneth Stringham Woolgrowers Auxiliary Freda Davis Stringham U. S National Wool Growers Association Portland

USD Receives 18000 in USDA Aid For School Lunch

Uintah School District reports USDA commodities for lunch aid including 68 bushels apples 42 boxes pork shoulder 2436 pounds and 580 pounds cheddar cheese totaling 18000 in aid to date. A Salt Lake City convention for school board members was held March 15 at the State Capitol with a counseling workshop for elementary supervisors and principals March 16 17.

Salt Lake City State Capitol Uintah U.S. Department of Agriculture

Money Grows On Joba in Alanks

Money promises for unskilled to skilled labor with Alaska as a center of boom work. Carpenters earn low to high weekly wages, ironworkers and plumbers show strong pay. A $20 million hydroelectric project at Eklutna Dam boosts regional construction, powering posts near Anchorage and links to the Palmer farming area.

Tani Alaska Pentera Eklulna Dam Mantanuska Valley Army Air Force Anchorage Alaska Railroad Rea Moca Palmer

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