Watkins Predicts Boost for Utah Water Project Funding
Senator Arthur V. Watkins of Utah predicted in Washington that House cuts to the reclamation budget would be restored by the Senate Appropriations Committee and approved by Congress. He argued for continued funding to pursue the Navajo development and associated projects over about ten years, defending reclamation amid Republican support from the Midwest and West. He urged restoration of a 5 million dollar investigative plan and a 500,500 dollar special Colorado River planning fund, asserting reclamation projects are self supporting and deserving even in hard times.
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Arthur V. Watkins
Wlah
Washington
House
Senate
Ean Gee
Congress
Niral
Utah
Midwest
West
Colorado
Roth
Watkins
Erelamnstion
Sen. Teft
Genealogical Convention at Claran Stake Prepare Talks
Two leaders of the LDS church will speak at the Claran stake genealogical convention on Sunday May 11 at the Second Ward Chapel. Carl Preece chairing the event outlines two sessions from 1 pm to 2 pm. The 1 pm session targets stake and ward genealogical work and lifelogics, while the 2 pm session invites the general public.
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LDS Church
Claran Stake Genealogics
Carl Preece
Dtake
Second Ward
Stoke and
Ward Penealogy
Services Held Saturday for Orian Harrison
Funeral services for Orian Harrison were held Saturday at Naples Chapel under Bishop J. Ross Merrell. The service opened with the hymn Eternity sung by a quartet, followed by prayers and several tributes from family and friends. Interment took place at Vernal Memories Park with Swain Purcell Home directing. pallbearers included Rasmussen, Munzey, Merrell, Mynting, and Nowebsck.
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Orian Harrison
Japan
Naples
J. Ross Merrell
Velda Simmons
Dee Manewating
Mande
Orta Goodneh
Arthur Worrison
Abeyang
Urn Goodrich
Jerrell Tarde
Geathy
Mustew
Adistpenshaw
William BD
Harrison
Reidy
Ervin
Dayle
Jock
Don
Extra
Lita
Ser Vernal Memories Park
Swain Purceval
Fer) Rasmussen
Zio
Jullien Munxey
Boyd Merrell
Tom Tmynting
Shirley Nowebsck
Uintah Basin officials plan Roosevelt meeting on state rail and local impacts
Officials from Uintah Basin municipalities will gather in Roosevelt to study the effects of proposed LPT legislation on cities and towns. Mayor Stringham, other leaders, and utility and road representatives will discuss revenue, overgrazed pasture issues, population shares, and potential mill levy adjustments.
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Uintah Basin City
Roosevelt
Unites Basin
Atx
B. Bringham
Ecal| Dent
Dhe Mauna Il agUn
Branly
Pearly & Doen
Pepe Beee
Miyar Stringham
Tom Mer Cey
League
City Reads
Lynn Thacher
Newell W. Prickett
Fraly Kesler
Jobo Si Barierry Tevine
George Sment
Joe Bergin
George Sarrton
Roosevelk
Frava
Siingham
Gesaive
Fevents Ean
Raferring
Iquer
Statewide Centponial Events and Local Openings
A fragmented notice lists upcoming statewide events and city performances from May 1 to May 6 including the Briggs ham monument ceremony, Blossom Time at Angel Street, Duchesne Mayors event, Fillmore gathering, and Salt Lake tabernacle services. It mentions opening hours Monday through Friday with free tickets available through Jane 6, and references several other venues and dates with unclear spellings.
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Exhihiedjarle
Brigham Youne Monument
Tonle
Angel Street
Duchesne
Fillmore
Wanstin
Hires
Salt Lake Tabernaclt
Jane
Tickels
UHS Relay Team Secures Second at BYU Invitational
Ulatah High School relay quartet, George Bryant Orvil Merrell Fent DeMitle and Toward Richardson, coached by Frank Wetent, placed second to Murray High School in the BYU Invitational at Provo. The team earned their spot in a close race among eight competing high schools.
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D Merchants
Ulatah Hig Achonl
Murray High School
BYU
Provo
George Bryant
Orvil Merrell
Fent DeMitle
Richardson
Frank Wetent
Ttam
Spect Aires
Vintah Mhalhieter
Kiwanis Ladies Night Relay Wins at Gala
Kiwanis club hosts Ladies Night with Jealous Klwahly Clay relay triumphing in a ceremonial event. The group celebrated a charter anniversary amid singing and dancing as attendees recalled community service milestones.
Annual county meeting featured at Rest. with open sessions
Uintah Dasin derymen will spotlight the easter gathering at Rest. on Friday. A demonstration under A. J. Morris and talks from local manufacturing and college speakers will be held in Calin hall. Free education and county agen events are planned, with remarks on the convention’s aims and local industry.
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Agen
Wien
Detry
A. J. Morris
Herd Oe Ee
Maly
the College
Calin Hall
Wartah
Duchess
County Agen Voreekend
Regional Track Meet Set Here May 9
Regional track event scheduled for May 9 hosts Uintah High and rival schools including Blanding, Momb, Moutlerfly, Grown River-North Emery, and Math Emery. Hofagh acheste and UKE field events highlight a crowded lineup with Clas Aachoaly last year’s winner and Uintah runner-up.
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Wintah Baas
Andeldi
Ube
Ray
Uintah High Oc
Tither’ High
Snotel
Iives
Blanding
Momb
Moutlerfly
Grown River-North
Emery
Math Emery
Hofagh Acheste
Avend
Sal
Carhom High School
Clas
Ulniah
School Board Elects Merkley and Names Officers
Merkle y won the election over Bob Williams for a school board seat and Ha ld a Williams willi s, becoming secretary Amber Anaster was elected secretary while Col leen Campbell named business manager and Robert Lewin chaired. The district plans to gather statistical data, align calendars, and raise attendance.
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Pudge
Tate
Yeies Ma
Maeaer
Heigh
Merkley
Bob Williams
Mra
Hilda
Willesns
Glade Bowards
York
Gian
Amber Anaster
Wan
Ave
Colleen
Campbel Bell
Bar
Sod Mrazmaton Campbells
Robert Lewin
Dtre
Bire
Franklin Lewis
Ees
Lees Mian Campbell
Lorislnn Poy
Lewis
Larryne
Audrey Joon
Ohlet
Kiwanis Club to Promote Rural Mail Box Standards
The Kiwanis Club in cooperation with the Rural Mail Box project plans to circulate notices to all rural free delivery box holders describing the new minimum standards for mailbox installation. County volunteers and postal officials urge compliance to avoid mail withholding. Chairman Tenn Zohtston, aided by J. D. Jones and Pontha Calder, lead the effort with postal department support.
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Sara
Kiwanis
U. Frost Oat
Bye Piwunis
Volunary Ports Department
Anderda
Kiwanla
Tenn Zohtston
Aphore R Xn
J. D. Jones, Holley
Post Wae Pontha Calder
Congratulatory notices of births in area families
A fragmented list records congratulations for newborns across several families with names and birth dates. Entries mention Mr. and Mrs. and a series of newborn boys and girls with April and May birth dates, including families Wisener Johnson Massey Thomas Holt Koy and others.
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and Wisener
Harrienn
Ee Iis Johnson
Om Bay
Itn Sohany Amassey
Jn Gird
Wad Re
Arthur Norman
L_ HL Thomas
Rey Holt
Aretesla
Alvin Koy
Archdeacon of Utah to Speak Here Sunday
Archdeacon Will Bulkley of Salt Lake City, archdeacon of Utah, will address Vernal B. Paul’s Church Sunday May 4 at 1 as part of his long service in Utah. He came to Salt Lake City in 1868 and has led missions there. He later served in Provo and was appointed president of Utah in 1921, traveling thousands of miles across the state and engaging in social and community service. His active work with youth and civic groups marks a broad career in religious and public life.
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B. Paul's
Will
F. Bulkley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wil
Bulkley
Missionary District of
Polar
Provo
Presdeacen
Jashna
East Dake City
Amer- Bevo
Parltié
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Tridetl Achool
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Kiwanis Ladies Night
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