Mar 1930 news notes list births licenses moves in Vernal area
Scod Clad Days column records marriage licenses issued to Horace Ainge Helper and Helen Tavern Hall, multiple births including babies to Carter Roberts York Olsen and Morrill families, notable moves and property deals around Vernal Jensen and Maeser, road and building developments, a spelling bee winner Lucile Stringham, and local civic events.
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Horace Ainge Helper
der Ainge
Jensen
Helen Tavern Hall
Henry Hall
Price
Charles S. Carter
Don C. Roberts
Lee York
Norman Olsen
Reed Morrill
J.C. Hacking
Lapoint
Hacking
Vernal
Ashley Bartlett
Ruby Hansen
Ortele Robinson
Provo
Miss Hansen
N. J. Hansen
Robinson
Bountiful
Federal cost savings eyed from reduced turnover
The Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report cites inefficiencies in federal staffing and high turnover as a major target for saving 3 to 5 billion dollars yearly. It notes VA insurance policy allotments and private insurer workloads as contrasts that highlight potential gains from better personnel management.
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Veterans Administration
Citizens Committee For the
Hoover Report
Denver Firm Is Low Bidder on Rangely Road
Northwest Engineering Co of Denver won the thirteen mile Highway 64 bid from Meeker to Rangely. Their $296,000 bid was $50,000 under the engineer estimates of $246,000. The contract is to be let soon and work could start as weather allows, with completion targeted for late summer.
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Denver
Northwest Engineering Company
Thirteen Mile Road
Meeker
Rangely
Meeker Herald
Highway 64
Rio Blanco County
Northwest Engineering Co
Highway Department
Blanchard
Ingersol Place
Hugh Caldwell
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Oil Pipelines Nearly Double Oil Movement 1938 to 1948
The oil industry's pipeline system nearly doubled crude and product handling from 139,221,000 tons in 1938 to 262,453,000 tons in 1948. Pipelines carried 38.67 percent of all domestically moved oil in 1948.
Petroleum Demand in World War I Allied Campaigns
During World War I the Pacific area required 22 billion barrels of petroleum products monthly. The Iwo Jima campaign alone used fuel to fill a train 238 miles long and drummed lubricating oil to fill 125 boxcars. The note stresses the vast demands on the American petroleum industry met by allied forces at all times.
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Pacific Ocean
Iwo Jima
United Nations
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