Grazing fee increase supports range conservation drive
The grazing fee on U S public lands rose from six to ten cents per animal per month starting May 1 while the range improvement fee remained at two cents per animal unit month. Western livestock men backed the raise citing conservation needs and funding for reseeding and weed control, noting Uintah Basin’s dependence on sheep and cattle. The article recalls historic prices, past overgrazing harms, and the broader financial role of range users in sustaining healthy ranges.
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Girls Dance Altoosts at Eleven P.M. Ends Quietly
Friday's high school event drew mixed reactions among parents and students. Patrons praised the well behaved dance and short hours while some fear the late hours may spur lingering social activity and question how to curb traditions that grow difficult to manage.
Lipmann on Taft and the Generals in public debate
Walter Lipmann argues Taft's attack on the Joint Chiefs and Gen Bradley signals a dangerous misreading of civil military roles. He contends public interference by generals erodes constitutional balance, warns against a partisan split within the armed forces, and criticizes a weak Truman administration for relying on military prestige in policy battles.
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