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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
8
Readable portions hint at a kit claiming to produce many gasoline engines from 108 parts. The text mentions adding a new shaft and licensing limits, suggesting a controversial or unclear method. No clear event or parties are consistently identifiable.
BasIn man at sea LaMarr LaRose serves aboard the attack cargo ship USS Winston. He joined the Naval service on November 23, 1943, and trained at the No Center in Farragut Idaho.
Ted Kesting surveys color perception in largemouth bass based on Frank A. Brown Jr. experiments showing reds and greens distinguishable while yellows and blues blur into gray. He muses on fishing gear fashion and consumer motives, urging balanced use of science and taste.
London specialist Dr A Morton Gill reports curing stomach ulcers in twenty consecutive patients using only water and reassurance. He notes ulcers mostly healed within one to two months with daily injections of methyl and medical guidance. The doctor stresses that ulcers heal when patients come under medical care and receive confidence from the physician.
New York reports that the Army Signal Corps and General Electric will cooperate on a weather control research program. Immediate aims include dispersing fog and clouds at airports. Dr. C. G. Suits of GE Labs notes a distant future where weather influences could clear overcast and possibly bring rain or hail on demand.
Fisheries Director Leonard Madsen announced Utah will begin legal size trout planting around May 10 depending on water and weather. Twelve hatcheries each with truck units will haul up to 250 miles, while three larger units cover all hatcheries. Some waters may be planted by pack trains later the season. Open streams in the Uintah area stay accessible into July with over 70000 feet of water.
Mrs Merrill Good Rich and Jett plan a Monday morning trip to Chicago with Eastward travel. Miss Nota Dubb of Roy Utah visits Mr and Mrs William Harrison at their home. Ht Southam will celebrate his birthday with open house January 5 6 from 1 to 4 pm and requests no gifts. Merlin and Ralaine Phelps had tonsils removed Friday.
O L Burton urges veterans to notify the VA in advance if they interrupt job training or education under the GI Bill. He notes that failure to notify can stop subsistence allowances and that proper termination can be handled smoothly by the VA representative in the Uintah Basin.
A historical record notes per capita milk intake in the United States reaching 164 quarts in 10390, versus 198 quarts in 1044, reflecting a decline in consumption over the period. The data highlight shifts in dairy use and dietary patterns during that era.
The Mandlett Ouray club decides to sponsor a contest to beautify homes and surroundings. Bert Young chairs the committee as yards are photographed now, with judging by July 24. Cash prizes total 28, first 15, second 10, third 3.
Utah will have 1047 fishing and hunting licenses ready for vendors by April 30. All vendors should have licenses by May 13 ahead of bass season opening and trout season on June 14. Chief Deputy Hand warned no excuses after May 13, targeting catfish ringers. Metal deer tags will also be distributed then.
When baking apples or pears, fill centers with dates or raisins to add sweetness. Use only a pinch of sugar as needed for each piece of fruit.
Ashley Valley Angus Ranch has been elected to membership in the American Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association at Chicago, announced by Secretary Frank Richards. The ranch joined 997 breeders nationwide, marking a five percent rise from last year, as purebred Angus registrations increased 24 percent.
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