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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
7
A Utah State Extension Service guide on lambing stresses careful flock management to maximize lamb crop. Key steps include tagging ewes, assisting slow deliveries, cleaning and tying umbilical cords, timely colostrum intake, and keeping lambs warm and fed. Proper care reduces losses and boosts profits for sheep producers.
A giant turbine generator under construction in Alabama is designed to reach speeds of M42 miles per hour in about 90 minutes and then slow to top speed in 30 minutes. It will supply enough electricity to meet the needs of a city of about 200 000 residents.
The record shows United States chemical recovery ovens produced roughly 665 million tons of coke in 1984, reflecting a large annual output. Strong entities include United States and 1984 with the figure indicating significant industrial activity in coke manufacturing.
Ballard and Alterra School students entertained their mothers with a Friday banquet followed by games and square dancing. The event featured several families visiting relatives in nearby towns, with notes on graduates, visitors, and community activities including Bundled week and local church and school events.
Kona coffee industry grows beyond sight seeing as a sustainable tropical staple. The text notes productivity around 2203 pounds per acre versus a world average of 707 to 1000 pounds per acre, signaling rising yields and market potential.
A neighborhood shower was held at the chapel for Mary Despain before she leaves the ward for the summer. High score games went to Sarah Sm. and Stella Freestone. a dessert luncheon followed hosted by Jennie Haslem, Elva Erickson, Jay Freestone, and Mrs. Wallace Anderson. Sid Pace traveled to Heber City for his brother William B. Pace's funeral. New baby arrival and mother Mrs. Della Chivers returned to Bonanza State after visiting. Primary Conference themed The Children Sing featured in the ward chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Freed of Salt Lake City visited. the Battytore and Free stone families joined from Logan after visiting Irvin Betty. Betty Jo Watkins returned home from the hospital. Mrs. Lizley and sister, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stuber, Linford Colton and children visited Mr. Leland Sowards’ uncle’s family in Boise after traveling via Salt Lake City.
Babin attacks President Truman over wartime seizure powers, calling the action premeditated robbery and unconstitutional. He argues the move harms investments, warns of a potential stock plunge, and predicts dangers of government seizure of newspapers and industries. He laments labor unrest and foresees rising unemployment as a result of the actions.
The article blends social notes from Denver and area with agricultural policy discussion. It mentions Mr and Mrs Horree Cae and friends, regional visitors, a Lloyd Good episode, and wool market words including parity, government loans, and farm prices impacting sheepmen, along with local events and a public meeting.
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