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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
10
Readers condemn the 1946 Uintah Basin stock show facilities calling the round house and sheep pens unsafe and unsightly. They urge painted cattle and horse exhibits, separate sheep hog spaces, drinking fountains, sod in front of the grandstand, and proper parking to ensure a continuing annual show.
A plan called adopting famine relief connects rich American households with European families. Each American family adopts a European family and exchanges food, vitamins, and clothes. Organizers say the program has built goodwill and could surpass government relief in fostering overseas ties.
The passage notes Alexander Graham Bell as inventor of the telephone and mentions his kite experiment. It discusses late 1880s US horsecar companies using vast feed for horses and cites a 1628 steam engine by Gio vanni Branca. It also mentions extreme pressures for maids, a 1250 foot telescope, and fish water content ranges.
A new sand layer was encountered last week at Booth No 2 on the northwest Rangely field. At 6121 feet a loose coarse sand produced gas and oil blowing over the derrick before being controlled. Production potential remains unconfirmed as geologists study the sands and test results.
The House extends selective service to July 1 with crippling amendments that block teen and father drafting and strain military strength. Senate moves toward deeper labor inquiry handling disputes, while a new CIO government workers union asserts right to strike against the government.
A veteran asks about the Medal of Honor citation meaning and what the citation signifies for awards. He inquires about enlistment extensions and GI service rules, plus questions on Yellow Navy discharge and eligibility. The letter includes reflections on World War II service, points system for military discharge, and a Quaker-child exchange on quiet beliefs.
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