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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
9
Travellers’ questions at fuel stops spur an oil company to launch As You Travel Ask Us. Stations revamp with Coast to Coast Look featuring free air water restrooms and standardized traveler guidance to streamline information and service nationwide.
The text argues U S policy in Asia and beyond is to counter communism only superficially. It cites China Korea Laos and South Vietnam as examples and claims Brazil Ecuador and Cuba align with Castro. It laments bold statements failing to deter communism near the U S and near abroad.
Florida Power and Light notes two to jolting methods to show workers how federal income tax is withheld. One window shows full gross pay then tax due at second, another four week payout hides a large four week tax bite. The shared aim is to firm up awareness of tax deductions and federal spending.
The Fish and Game Department plans a three stall garage at Whiterocks fish hatchery as part of a capital improvement project. Estimated cost and scope include construction and supervision by the department's field services division with local labor and machinery used where not under direct contract.
A harried teacher faced an odd question about abnormal children in her class. She answered yes, noting two students stood out for good manners.
The Springfield Leader and Press editorial cites farming as the nation’s largest industry by jobs, investment, and consumption. It notes farming employs about 74 million workers, invests around 203 billion dollars, and drives vast purchases in oil, machinery, rubber, and electricity while average output per worker outpaces many sectors. The piece contrasts farm gains with industry and questions Western media bias and postwar economic mood.
American Gilson- ite Co employees received gift certificates for April as no lost-time injuries occurred. Winners include A. C. Winn $50 D. E K. Sadhler $26 Dean Moon $16 and H. M Phillips. Since February, no lost-time injuries have been reported among participants at Bonanza Mines, said Superintendent Paul E. Borden.
The Vernal Express won second place in the April Front Page of the Month judging among Utah weeklies. More than 50 weeklies are analyzed monthly by BYU journalism students and faculty for headline use, typography, placement, and illustration handling. Candy sales supported projects, and Drama Night plus a film last Saturday aided community fundraising. Mrs. Anderson’s dance classes plan a May 17 festival to showcase PE work, with free admission.
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