PTA Members Discuss Counselling Program Across Districts
The meeting led by Ruth Haslem reviewed basic counseling techniques, with Dr Faton Malouf and Dr Vernon Larsen visiting multiple schools to educate teachers. Panelists noted staffing needs, guidance program effectiveness, integration with parents, and the role of trained teachers in early levels.
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Mueser
Naples
Jetsen
Uinta High
A. A. Call
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Larson
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Laksen
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Dr. Larsen
Ani¢K’ Meagher
Frank Wright
Grant Parrish
Rhoda ‘Robinson
Afton Calder
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Uintah High School
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New Vernal Alfalfa Seed Beare Released in Utah
A new alfalfa seed variety named Vernal Arnica seed was jointly released by the Utah State Agricultural College Experiment Station and the University of Ohia. The Wisconsin University produced seed aims to replace Ranger Alta due to better winter hardiness and disease resistance. Vernal is finer stemmed with dark green color and higher hay quality. farmers can view Vernal alfalfa at experimental station farms this summer.
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Utah State Agricultural College
University of Ohia
Wisconsin University
Atenger
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Pioneer Autobiography Continued from Page Nine
The memoir details a pioneer family's early struggles including milking twenty one cows at age, moving from Provo to Vernal after a devastating winter, and enduring school disruptions when Brigham Young Academy burned. It traces hardship, a saw mill venture, a small store with Mark Jeffs merchandise, and eventual move to Ashley Valley as they build a new home and sustain a growing family through farming, poultry, and selling products to Park City.
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Provo
Binton Young Academy
Karl G. Maeser
Zina Young Williams
Brigham Young Academy
Allroad
University
Polly
Dramatic Club
Frand, Marquis
Miles Batty
Mark Jeffs
Hieber
Park City
Tms
Etta
Ashley Valley
Vernal
Bold
Wallaburg
John Greer
Verna
Rabson’s Statement on Salesmanship and Economic Pace
Rabson extols the salesman as key to a free economy, linking advertising to mass production and rising living standards. He notes sales careers offer strong earnings tied to effort, with traits like courage, honesty, persistence, and adaptability essential for success under pressure.
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Billy
Igood
Eisenhower aides warn big cuts possible in 1953 budget
Aides told Congress that drastic reductions in defense and foreign aid spending are possible and that balancing the coming year's budget remains in doubt. The report notes 1952 output at 346 billion dollars with 5 percent dollar growth, but real volume up only about 2.5 percent. Defense accounted for about 14 percent of output. Secretary Dulles signals a department shakeup while denying policy dictated by McCarthy. Farmers won praise for dairy price support at 80 percent parity for another year amid a farm price decline of 1.49 percent from mid January to mid February. Prices rose in areas tied to removal of ceilings, including copper and cigarettes. Office of Price Stabilization predicts some prices may rise briefly. Hawaii experiences a tourism surge, with 60,000 visitors last year as statehood discussions continue.
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Hawaii
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Influx in 1953 Tourism Revenue Rocks the Economy
An artifacted note says tourism money grows fastest income source yet remains behind sugar, pineapple, and armed services spending in size, with wall street and other sectors lagging. The text hints at shifting economic weights in the era.
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Wall
Armed Services
Sales field promises high pay and quick growth
The document outlines earnings in the sales field, noting weekly or yearly pay figures from 24 or 250 per week and annual ranges from about 2,730 to 3,600 for seniors selling. It cites averages around 8,000 after five years and 12,000 to 15,000 in medium companies, with potential for higher. It claims Sateen and top executives need no unions, and argues that entering sales offers fast advancement and real economic contribution, provided interest and aptitude exist.
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Sateen
Food rest mental peace and peers unlock old beauty
The article argues four keys sustain aging women: food, rest, mental peace, and peerless character. It asserts beauty is not essential but aids a woman’s presence, framing beauty as secondary to wellbeing and inner balance.
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