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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1953
Page
7
The text explains how nature and weather erode roads and how water heat cold and moisture cause damage. It notes rain spray cracking joints and freezes expands problems with shoulder slabs and surface porkmarks. Snow salt and deicers cause chemical damage while extreme temperatures expand and contract materials. Weakened foundations worsen tire wear and traffic accelerates road deterioration.
Robert H Harper reflects on the contrast between Jesus and the woman who anointed him with costly ointment. He links the act to devotion before the crucifixion and the Lord's Supper, urging readers to live as disciples and remember Jesus through daily conduct.
The speaker asserts that five enla units suffice to cover the cost of eight telephone calls, implying a budgeting or value judgment on call expenses and currency worth. No other context or entities are provided.
Outdoor writer Arthur Carhart describes a Colorado minnow over 80 pounds and five feet long, with scarce documented captures. He notes potential hotspots in the Green and Colorado rivers above the Utah line near Dinosaur National Monument, amid canyon landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, and remnants of ancient cliff dwellers in Mesa Verde.
Gordon B. Perry formerly of Vernal Utah has been assigned to the 44th Infantry Division at Fort Lewis Washington for basic training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Myron D. Perry of Vernal and is assigned to Company 9th Engineer Combat Battalion. The 44th Division, an Illinois National Guard unit, was created in February 1952 and was stationed at Camp Cooke California until last December.
A.G. Nord reports Intermountain national forests attract about 4 520 000 visits in 1952 with Idaho up 8 percent and Nevada up 4 percent from 1951. Wasatch and Uintah areas show declines due to late cold spring floods and winter snows. Wasatch Forest draws about 1.5 million visits, the region’s highest, while Utah and Nevada forests expand recreation facilities to ease overcrowding.
Veterans Administration outlined yardsticks to determine eligibility for Korean GI Bill training. It bars benefits for those who already achieved related objectives through prior schooling, training, or work. It covers farm operations, agriculture courses, teaching jobs, and cases where degrees or prior work negate new training objectives.
Veterans must list their previous training and experience on the application form so VA can determine whether they are already qualified for the courses they apply for under the Korean GI Bill. VA says rules aim to set standard for eligibility and not to deny training to those seeking to reach their life goals.
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