Peace views and editorials on Korea and press life
From McCreary County Record and other papers a field of opinions on Korea stresses that only total evacuation of foreign troops will satisfy Taft and that any split of Korea is a face saving peace. It warns that failure against Communism invites further world instability while noting lighter local items on editors life spans and editorial culture across several California and New York papers.
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McCreary County
Stearns
Kentucky
Robert Taft
Korea
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations
Franklin Journal Transcript
Franklin, N. Y
Lves
Themi
Clean-Up Day in BALLARD Draws Local Volunteers
Several Dallard men led by Bishop Geld en Collins met at 5 AM at the Seminary building in Alterra to burn weeds on the premises. Other items note social visits, family details, and local gatherings, including square dancing trips to Bennett and family visits from Salt Lake City.
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Ellen Reacken
Dallard
Gelden Collins
Alterra
Wilmer Parrish
Seth Asey
Dean Frandsen
Charles Bingham
Junior Betts
Bishop Collins
Fred Cooks
Farrell J Rasmussens
Vaughn Limp
George Brackens
A. W. Seeley
Salt Lake City
Bennett
Walter Bingham
Marilyn Rose
Charles Hewitt
Roy Simper
Glines
Vaughn Simper
Frank Tidwell
Smithfield
Neils Neilson
L.A. Brighton
Tourism group wins board approval in Vernal
The Vernal Chamber of Commerce Tourist Promotion Committee presented recommendations that the board approved last week. The plan calls for brochures to be distributed personally by Secretary-Manager L. Siddeway across a 300 mile radius east and west of Vernal. Mothers Day program May 17 supervised by Mrs Elton Kettle urged all ward mothers to attend.
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Glenn Stanley
Kay
Angus Anderson
Myton
Paul E. Turner
Moab
E.W. Turner
Charles Bingham
Lawrence Brighton and Son
Frank McMullin
Randlelt
A. W. Seeley
Salt Lake City
Farrell Rasmussen
Chloe Burkhardt
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Carmites
Pene
L. ¥. Siddeway
Vernalon A 8
Max Gardner
Roosevelt
Burkhardt
Julia Kettle
Elton Kettle
Alma Anderson
Matilda Walquist
A. Brighton
Clair Haslem
Bennett
Pleasant Grove
Naples
Howard Williams
Frank McClures
Dianne Hullinger
Cedar City
Gordon Allred
Gus Peterson
Ira Mulvey
Lawrence Showell
Bettleythy McCormick
Gordon Evans
Evans
Wendell R Evans
Donna Miles
Salt Leake Temple
Promotion Board Plans Brochure Push And Committee Split
On an earlier recommendation the committee will publish 75 000 brochures from Utahs Unusual Uintah and mail them to AAA offices in Salt Lake City Denver San Francisco Los Angeles and Kansas City as well as Conoco Aid in Houston The Road Committee asked the State Highway Department to construct Look-out Point at the west end of Ashley Valley The Tourist Promotion Committee will be divided into several subcommittees Ilway aign committees Brochure committee Local advertising committee The Tourist Promotion Committee is chaired by Mayor B Mullecam with members including Fred Washburn Ernest Untermann Dean Voorhies Wiley Baucum A W Shepherd Fran Felich Ken Sewards Driver E Smith Clair R Hopkins Ralph Preece Brent Felich Tom Mayberry and Wr Hurst
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AAA
Salt Lake City
Denver
San Franscisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Conoco
Houston
Texas
Chamber
State Highway Department
Ashley Valley
Ken Sowards
Ilway Aign
B. Mullecam
Fred Washburn
Ernest Untermann
Dean, Voorhies
Wiley Baucum
A. W. Shepherd
Fran Felich
Ken Sewards
Driver E. Smith
Clair R. Hopkins
Ralph Preece
Brent Felich
Tom Mayberry
Wr. Hurst
Uintah School Has Largest Indian Signup in Utah
Enrollment of Indian children in Utah public schools has nearly quadrupled in a decade. Dr. B Allen Bateman, superintendent of public instruction, reported 189 white students in 41 42 and 769 in the latest year. Indian enrollment by county totaled Uintah 297 Box Elder 111 Duchesne 70 San Juan 46 and Tooele 38. National figures show about 128000 Indian children in the U S attend public or mission schools, a 40 percent rise in ten years.
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Utah
B. Allen Bateman
Uintah County
Box Elder County
Duchesne
San Juan
Tooele
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Pole
United States
Alaska
Bureau
Coal Through Ohio Moves Across Years In Masses
A recurring tally shows annually a vast quantity of coal traversing Ohio. The steady flow reflects sustained demand across energy and industrial sectors, shaping regional commerce and infrastructure usage.
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Chatsworth
California
Cambri Cambrian
Cambri
Keefe Ero
O'Keefe
Merritt
Konl Kantral
O'Keefe & Merritt Gas
America
Bignalight
Vernal First Ward
Garnette Steinke
Ken’s Appliance CO
East Main
Colq. Gas CO
Ballard
Air Force
Ralph J. Cox
East Gadeden
Als
Pfo
Sally Cox
Japan
Keres
Tully
Uintah School
Ohio
Aru
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