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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1960
Page
9
A historic notice declares May 4 as a day to honor mothers, praising maternal love as the truest passion and essential to national life. It urges pauses from work and greetings to mothers, living or remembered, and emphasizes the mother’s supreme role over leaders and achievers.
A Newsweek appeal urges every citizen to vote, arguing that informed participation matters. It warns elections often hinge on small turnout and stresses evaluating candidates on integrity, character, and platform ideas tied to freedom and opportunity.
Lloyd Loveridge Scout Executive of Utah National Parks Council plans a May visit to Uintah Basin with three key activities including jamboree planning Cub Scout Pow-wow and permanent campsite committee meeting. He will meet local leaders parents and boys preparing for the Fifth National Jamboree and address leadership awards at the Pow-wow chapel session.
Across the United States about 200 000 migratory workers trek from Florida to California for seasonal farm labor. They face wages from a few dollars to 15 to 20 dollars daily, variable housing, and no federal minimum wage due to exemptions. Secretary Mitchell asserts administrative power over wages housing and transport under a 1933 law, while critics call the order administrative usurpation and push for new legislation to shield migratory workers.
Marine Pvt Leonard P. Lopez son of Mrs Lucille M Lopez of 393 East Second South Vernal completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California The training spanned the K week course and covered basic military subjects and elementary weapons Upon completion Marines are assigned to a unit for further infantry training or to Marine Corps schools
The Utah State Department reports for week ending April 22 reveal two cases of chickenpox and a case of cough in Uintah County. Also noted are three cases of whooping cough and instances of reported pox, including mumps, within the county health statistics.
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