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Uintah Basin
Utah legislature charts overhaul of state government
Utahs special session moves toward a sweeping reorganization under Governor Mans plan. Seventeen bills passed aim to create new departments and reassign duties across health welfare agriculture engineering and public regulation with executive appointments and funding to implement the statewide government overhaul by July 1.
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Herbert B Mans
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State Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
State Welfare Commission
Welfare Department
State Health Department
State Department of Agriculture
Department of the Health
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Industrial Commission
State Fair Board
Pubierty and Industrial Development Department
Agricultural Department
State Board of Health
State Board of Park Commissioners
Agricultural Commission
State Department of Business
State Department of Engineering
Insurance Department
Securities Commission Department of Registration and Public - View Commission
Department of Business
Public Service Commission
Tansfer
Road Commission
Aeronautics Department
Utah Centennial Commission
Department of Publicity and
Inds Trial School
Lothier
Department of Publcity and Industrial Development
Department of Whlety
Federal Housing Aid and Utah Irrigation Plans Explored
Utah property owners had tapped National Housing Act aid by December with private lenders advancing 28.8 million dollars. FHA insured loans supported 4,983 families for home ownership, while 18,316 families secured improvements. Discussion covered Bear River reservoir plans, Uintah irrigation charges, and large reclamation projects needing funding shifts to accelerate irrigation and relief programs across the western states.
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Federal Housing Administration
Bis
Virgin River
Washington County
Uintah Indian Irrigation Project
Bear River
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Great Plains
Mountain and
Pacific States
Western States
Bureau of Reclamation
Diefend
Ickes
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Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Reclamation
General Fund of the Treasury
Reclamation Fund
State Board of Pardons Bill Sparks Gubernatorial Clash
A draft bill to create a state board of pardons was rejected by the government. The proposed board would include the governor, the attorney general, and three members of the state supreme court. The governing plan shifted toward a board of three elected electors with the governor and attorney general excluded from direct control. The debate touched on how surplus funds and appointment powers would be managed.
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Huge Pipes Shipped To Heber City For Basin REA
Large 40 inch steel pipes for the REA power plant north of Duchesne are shipped to Heber City and transported 116 miles to the site near the Yellowstone River. Welding by Leab Milner of Price uses electric arc welders, with pipe sections loaded at Wasatch Coal and Lumber yard. The plant will serve farmers across the basin and water will be drawn from the Yellowstone River to the plant, resting on cement saddles along the surface.
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Basin Rea
RIA
Duchesne
Yellowstone Iie
Rel
Heber
To & Fiat Railroad
Yellowstone River
Leab Milner
Price
Wasateh Coal and Lumber
Bed Roade
Ane
Ning
REA
Vintah
Jensen
School Beautification Program in Uintah County Planned
Recency LG Noble H M Jandell RR Keetch A E Anderson and A L Taylor surveyed Uintah county schools for improvements and tree planting. The committee will forward suggestions to PTA associations to guide a four year program with Ruth Haslem directing the project as a board member.
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Local Births and Community Notes Across Uintah County
Mrs Jarrell Simmons announce the arrival of a daughter born March 19. Mrs Simmons is the former Miss Helen Harvey. The Bellet society held a fall event in commemoration of its 99th birthday Monday night at the chapel. Ben Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs J T Wilson, attended Dixie College for two quarters and returned home to help on the farm. The WPA library, formed about a year ago and overseen by Harold Ross, offers a good selection of reading material with 30 books in constant circulation from the Uintah County Public Library. A recreational program runs under Mr Ross, including basketball, softball, football, and horseshoe pitching. He plans a softball series for summer. Mr and Mrs Darrell Mullins of Ogden visited Lula Mullins and returned Friday with Owen Dredrich. A dance at the White Rocks gym Friday night is noted.
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Harvey
Ogden
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White Rocks
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Ward News Mixed With Visits And Local Events
Seno Wade Erie Moa Tha reports a variety of community updates. Mrs Lynn Morrill has returned home after three weeks in Salt Lake City visiting the LDS temple and Andrew Palmers’ home. Barah Harvey also returns from temple work in Salt Lake City. Mrs Charles Gilines visited Catherine Moss. Potia stays with William Rott in Vernal. Harold Sharp spent the weekend in East Lake City, serving as band instructor. The Whiterocks DUP met at Emeta Ross’s home with a silver service and refreshments. Elementary teachers discuss beautification and school problems at Tridel School building under Beatrice Stringham. Word arrives from Private Halle Hallb, the only draftee from Tridel, in Tacoma, Washington. On March 22, ward priesthood groups prepared the ward welfare farm for planting, directed by Frank Morrill, with about 80 men and boys participating.
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Wade Erie
Lynn Morrill
Vitled Morrill
Salt Lake City
Andrew Palmer
LDS Temple
Barah Harvey
Galt Lake
West Side
Beatrice Stringham
Halle
Tacoma
Washington
Mittellaneous
Tommiltters
Morrill
Local county notes and road work progress reported
County Commissioner J R Ms ea toured Roosevelt to review state road improvements from Roosevelt through Neoln to Lapoint with the state road commission. An allotment of $20,000 from the state license tax money was requested for the county amid ongoing discussions on local projects and infrastructure.
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State Road Commission
Roosevelt
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