Conviction in Death Count for Ritchey and Reed
Ritchey, 24 of Gowrie Town, found guilty of first degree murder with leniency recommendation in the slaying of 48 year old LeRoy Edward Ritchey of California. Reed, 26 of Oklahoma City, convicted without leniency in the same case. The killing occurred October 12 near the Uintah Ouray Indian Reservation and Fort Duchesne on U S Highway 40 after Williams gave them a ride. Jury returned four verdict options including first degree murder with and without capital punishment, or second degree murder. Continued on page five.
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LeRoy Edward Richey
Gowrie Town
James Joseph Reed
Oklahoma City
Ohda
Ritchey and Reeds
Abigale
Agnes Willams
San Leandro
Cal
Uintah Ouray Fnian
Fort Kchesne
U & Highway 40
Denver
Cole
Revedi
Ritchey
Rllen
Iry
Miceyatta
Armed Forces Men Move Between Training Posts
Earl Mowrey a seaman second class transfers from San Diego Naval Training Station to Treasure Island for armed guard training. He is the son of Alvin and family of Tridel. Kenneth Aycock, visiting from Camp Roberts California, spent a five day leave with family in Vernal and Salt Lake City. Verna V Aycock and范 family members accompanied him home for the visit. Errol Wilson, later a Coast Guard recruit, spent a five day leave with his wife Catherine Markey Wilson in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Mowrey
Treasure Island
Earl D Mowrey
Se San Diego Naval Training Station
Mr Mowrey
Alvin B Mowrey
Tridel
Farregut Tanho
Kenneth Aycock
Camp Roberts
California
Edward
Mulford
Tyan Foster
Salt Lake City
Robert Aycock
Nis
Balt Lake
Aycock
Freet Wilson
New London
Errol Wilson
Wilson
Catherine Markey
Wils
Cartornia
Second Test Assured On Douglas Creek
The Siperir Ollompany tests the Yongls creek field with a second test well near Red Rock north of the divide. If production starts, it could open a major Belo field in the Rockies and support a Salt Lake City refinery, with ties to the nearby Rangely field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yongls Creek
Thema
Une
Red Rock
Pat Crandell
Douglas Creek
Colorado
Superior Company
Rocky Mountain
Salt Lake City
Mrs Hepzibah Hodgkinson to Be 89 Friday
Mrs Hepzibah Hodgkinson born May 7 1864 in Chalford Hill Gloucestershire England. She immigrated to the United States in 1874 with a group of Methodist converts and later married William Hodgkinson in Liverpool. The couple settled in Pleasant Grove and then Ashley Valley Naples where she served as a counselor in the Naples Deonanard and interacted with Brigham Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heseibah Gardiner Hodgkinson
Hodgkinson
East
Hodkinson
Pleasant Grove
Brigham Young
LD Ss
Ashley Valley
Naples
Fire Damages East Vernal Residence and Mill Blaze
A Saturday fire near East Vernal caused about 1500 in damages at the Joe Luck home owned by Al Hatch after an overheated stove. The house and furnishings were destroyed while the Vernal Mill fire also caused similar damage from a faulty fuse igniting dry grass. Both incidents left residents away and the fire apparatus unavailable.
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Joe Luck
al Hatch
Vernal Youths Commissioned At Fort Belvoir
Karl Menwarting and Maynard Willis were commissioned as second lieutenants after a three month officers training course at Fort Belvoir. Manwaring remains at Belvoir while Willis transfers to Camp Swill. Beth Manwaring and Waltin join federal service with Utah National Guard, stationed at San Luis Obispo National City California and Camp White Medford Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Menwarting
Maynard Willis
Pt Belwir
Li Manwaring
PL Belvoir
Lt Wills
Bern
Camp Swill
Texas
Beth le Manwaring
LA Waltin
March
Utah Naviortal Guard
Ban Luis Obispo
California
Lewis Washington
Camp White
Medford Gregou
Ft .Belvoir
Willis
John Willis
LD & Business College
Manwaring
Arthur Manwaring
Oil Shale Beds Hold Nation's Future Reserve
Leaders urge development of oil shale reserves west of the continental divide as a strategic future source. They warn extraction will be slow and costly but could provide emergency wartime supply and postwar readiness as conventional oil declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Divide
All Utah Placed In Fire District By State Warden
State warden proclaims May 1 to October 31 1943 a closed fire season across Utah excluding incorporated cities to prevent wildfires. Forester Witney Floyd warns permits required to light fires on land within the district. Sheriff deputies designated to enforce, proclamations sent to county sheriffs. Mrs Elizabeth Noe departs for Astoria Oregon. Venna Goodich replaces her at Uintah State Bank.
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Utah
Logan
Witney Floyd
Forester
Floyd
Elizabeth Noe
Astoria
Oregon
Donald D Noet
Venna Goodich
The
Uintah State Bank
Stock Show Prizes Raised to $1000 for Junior Livestock
Prizes for the Ivey Utiton Bate junior livestock show increased to 1000 for the two day event May 18 and 19. Prof Harry B. Smith and David The Sharp of USAC will judge exhibits. program includes beef and poultry judging, a concert by Uintah Tight band, and a livestock parade with prize distribution. Teams weighed at Farmers Exchange noon May 18 with class prizes of 25, 20, 10, and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCRR
Hopkins
Kins
Harry B. Smith
David the Sharp
USAC
Logan
Strat Prine
Furst
Farmers Exchange
Ts Jones
Fred Washburn Elected President of Jaycees
Fred Washburn was elected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at a joint meeting and lecture at Central School. Reed Wilson becomes vice president with a slate of officers including Tenny Johnston secretary Eugene Welat treasurer and two and one year directors Alvin Kay Lawrence Siddaway Dan Beard spoke on Dinosaur National Monument and Canyon Park partnership plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Washburn
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Don Ehowaller
Reed Wilson
Tenny Johnston
Eugene Welat
Paul Batty
Devere Denala
Alvin Kay
Lawrence 5Iddaway
Dan Beard
Osmur National Monument
Jaycee
Dinosaur Monument
Dinosaur Park
Utah
Arizona
Beard Glee
Yampa
Green River
Eugene Welst
Pearl Harbor
Chamber of Gomfierce
Ens Glub
Improng Canyon Park
As & Re
Lage Eignty
County Board Proposes Full Time Health Unit Plan Uintah Uintah Basin
Saluntay Dr J M Points of the State Board of Health proposed a full time health unit in Uintah and Duchene counties to the Dinlah County Commissioners at their regular monthly meeting. Dr Points explained the program and said five part time county physicians cannot provide the best program. He said Uintah County would receive state aid if they adopt a full program, else no financial assistance. Commissioners will draft a detailed plan with the school board to serve the Uintah Basin while Dr Points was accompanied by Dr J W Stevens, Mr Ruth Haslem, and H Grant West. The school board representatives asked for tax levy changes for 1943 totaling 138 mills for maintenance and 28 mills for debt service for school buses. Francis Feiten inquired about county road equipment. The commissioners approved the bulldozer bill with an outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluntay
J M Points
State Board of Health
Uintah
Ducheane
Dinlah County
Dr Points
Uintah Basin
Dr Pointa
J W Stevens
Ruth Haslem
H Grant West
Francis Feiteh
Uintah High to graduate 79 seniors May 14
Seventy nine seniors at Uintah High School are eligible to graduate May 14 according to Principal Harold Lundell and sponsors Esther Hunt Brecta Caldwell and Ralph Siddoway. The graduation theme Bondage vs Freedom highlights talents across departments. Don Walker will deliver the welcome address. a short drama will illustrate the theme. Participants include Bruce Watkins Larrie Thane Dale Thacker Mabie Hatch Velda Wilkins. A special dance is planned with Leila Bastain and Clifford Wardle. A double trio directed by Mrs Mary Manwaring and a boys quartet will perform. Elva Caldwell will give a reading. Mrs Ruth Haslem, President of the Board of Education, will award the diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Uintah High School
Harold ML Lundell
Esther Hunt
Brecta Caldwell
Ralph Siddoway
Elea Bent
Don Walker
Bruce Watkins Larrie Thane Dale
Thacker Mabie Hatch
Velda Wilkins
Leila Bastain
Clifford Wardle
Mary Manwaring
Boys
Elva Caldwell
Ruth Haslem
Board of Education
Local Red Cross Awarded National Certificate in Uintah
At a monthly Red Cross meeting in Uintah State Bank Mrs Tenney Johnston presented a national certificate of distinguished accomplishment for the 1947 war fund drive. Roy Showalter received a certificate for distinguished service as local war fund chairman. The Uintah County drive raised 282,422 dollars, exceeding the previous total of 240,006 by 42,606.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Regulat
Red Cross
Uintah State Bank
Mra
Tenney Johnston
Uintah County Red Cross
War Fund
Preakiin D Roosevelt
Nanman HW Davis
Red Crow War Fund
Johniston
Roy Showalter
Tintah County
Calder to be Honored at Stake Party on Birthday
President Hyrum B Calder to be honored at a birthday party hosted by Uintah Blake on Wednesday May 6. The event will celebrate Calder at a community gathering with local attendees and officials expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum B
Calder
Uintah Blake
Deat Hyrum B. Calder
Former Vernal Doctor Promoted to Major
Weldon E. Bullock a Vernal physician has been promoted from captain to major in the Australian theater where he has served thirteen months with the Army Medical Corps. Mrs. Bullock resides in Orange California and awaits his furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
E.i Bullock
Renee Vernal
Australia
Daat
Army Medical Corps
Bullock
Orange
California
Priesthood Outing to Be Held May 15th
The Uintah Stake Asronic Priesthood will hold their annual gathering at Canyon Park on May 15. The event begins at 7 00 pm with leaders and fathers from Uintah Stake Games attending, followed by supper. Haro E Hullinger serves as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
Canyon Park
Roosevelt Blake
Etten
Haro E Hullinger
Alterra High Graduation Set for May 13 Graduates Named
Alterra High plans graduation on May 13 with valedictorian Beth McConkie delivering the address. Diploma recipients include Ursel Alfred Lor reine Bolton Lorna Algelow Bark Bartlett Melvin Binghars and Ruel.
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Beth McConkie
Alterra High School
Ursel Alfred Lorreine Bolton
Lorna Algelow
Bark Bartlett
Melvin Binghars
Ruel
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Oklahoma
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Archie Jenkins
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