River Project Will Open New Era for Utah
Senator B H Stringham outlines the Upper Colorado River project as Utah’s gateway to growth. He cites $230 million for the Central Utah project and $490 million for Glenn Canyon and Flaming Gorge dams, with six major Uintah Basin reservoirs and recreation plans. The plan anticipates 15 to 20 years for initial completion and 75 years for full buildout, benefiting agriculture, industry, and population growth across Utah and neighboring states.
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Utah
Colorado River
Upper
Glenn Canyon
Flaming Gorge
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Central Utah
Bear River
Virgin Or Dixie
Tds
Central Utah Project
Congress
Conservancy
Vernal
Stelnaker Reservoir
Uintah Basin
Strawberry Reservoir
Diamond Fork
Spanish Fork Canyon
Nephi
Sevier
Delta-Fillmore
Salt Lake City
Cedar Valley
Wasatch Front
Uintah Bank
Green River
Placid Lake
Badland
Uintahs
Yosoo
Karl B Preece Retires After 37 Years of Teaching
Life story of Karl B Preece who completed 37 years of teaching in Uintah School District. Born April 24 1802 in Lehi Utah he served a church mission to Alabama Florida then taught at Lapoint Gusher Maeser Ashley Naples and other posts. He held leadership roles in teachers associations and Utah state government while raising a family of eight with Lella McCoy Preece.
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Karl B. Preece
Karl DB. Preece
Naples
Uintah
Karl’ B. Preece
Lehi
Utah
Nephi
Sarah Ellingson Preece
Uintah Basin
Thorne Ranch
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
LDS Church
Alabama
Florida
Preece
Fred Feltch
Baldy Mountain
Charley James
James
Lapoint
Mr Preece
Lella McCoy
Thomaston
Ato
End
Lapaln
Gusher
Maeser
Ashley
Wie
Uintah County Teachers Association
U.E.A
State Public Relations Commission
Ane
Utah State /T. 0. Association
Vinish Blake Ffigh
Ashley Ward
Karl Reed
Phoenix
Ariz
Carma ‘Langston
Milwaukee
Wis
Grant McCoy
Lela Ruth Willardzon
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles
Vernal
Bruce
Ft. Ord
WAITEROCKS The Happy Mixers Elect New Officers
The Whiterocks 4-H Club girls held their first meeting at leader Mrs. Carma Robb’s home on May 15. Officers chosen include Shirley Houston president La caine Oberhansly vice president Mary Oberhansly secretary Sharon Robb reporter and Karen Oberhansly Christina Christensen Evelyn Hoopes as safety leaders.
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Whiterocks
Carma Robb
Happy Mixers
Liraine
Mary
Karen Oberhansty
Evelyn Hoopes
Christina Christensen
Sharon Robb
Shirley Houston
Lacaine Oberhansly
Mary Oberhansly
Karen Oberhansly
Mathers
Wilma Robb
Edith Oberhansly
Lela Anderton
Leland
Ward Relief Society
Ward House
Relief Society
Chester Smith
Eitert Smiths
Uinta Canyon
Bowen
Former Vernal resident Eugene Hutson killed in Arkansas wreck
Howard Eugene Hutson, longtime resident of Vernal, died May 15 near Morriston Arkansas during a vacation prior to South America. He had worked for Mid-Continent Supply in Vernal and had been in Newcastle Wyoming since January. His parents live in Morriston and survivors include his father and mother.
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Howard Eugene Hutson
Vernal
Morriston
Arkansas
South America
Mr. Hutson
Hutson
Mid-Continent
Irving la
A .Jautomobile
Red Wash News Briefs With Regional Visits And Graduations
W E Whitneys left Red Wash by plane for Billings Montana to attend the American Institute of Mining Engineers convention. They returned Saturday. The Don Wardlés visited Claude Renfroes and Merrill Andersons in Rangely Monday. Curtis Temples family from Artesia visited with Taylor Temples Tuesday. Roy Workman from Park City visited Art Me Knights to attend grandson Jimmy McKnight's graduation. Earl Kendall Vernal visited Dan Wardles for two days. B F Benton Bayard Nebraska visited Jim Heasts for grandson Jimmy Beast graduation. Wess Punches family spent days in Rangely while Wess was in hospital. Robert Locke hosted the Bridge Club Friday evening. Don Wardlew spent weekend in Vernal for ward conference. Ages noted for Scouts remark.
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Mir
Ww. EB. Waltney
Billings
Mont
American Institute of of Mining Engineers
Red Wash
Don Wardlés
Claude Renfroes
Merrill Andersons
Rangely
Curtis
Artesia
Taylor
Roy Workman
Park City
Art Me Knights
Jimmy McKnight
Earl Kendall
Vernal
Dan Wardles
B. F Benton
Bayard
Neb
Jim
Garden Poisons Threat to Children Prompts Safety Push
A Prudential Insurance medical director warns parents that common garden poisons such as ant paste, fertilizer and insecticides can kill children. He urges locking poisons, fencing pools, supervising toddlers, and creating a locked shed for machinery to reduce yard hazards amid local health campaigns and garden groups.
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Albert MH. Comm
Prudential Insurance Co
Domm
National Guard Units Travel 6000 Miles for Camp Williams
Utah National Guard convoys from 24 communities in 17 counties will total more than 6000 miles for the two week summer encampment at Camp Williams in the Jordan Narrows from June 8 to 23. Units come from Salt Lake City Ogden American Fork Murray Provo Logan and numerous other towns spanning from Smithfield to St George and Vernal. Dr Domm notes local health departments offer free home safety checks for parents to review yards gardens and homes by calling or writing the health department.
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Uleh National Guard
Tate
Camp Willams
Jordan Narrows
Maing
Ceilfornig
Utah National Guard
Utah
Smithfield
St. George
Verhal
Salt Lake City
Ogden
American Fork
Murray
Provo
Logan
Brigham City
Garland
Layton
Bountiful
Domm
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B. H. Bigingham
Brass
Karl di, Preece
Vols
By Madeena Smith
Max Twitchell
California
Max
Raymond Bascom
Idaho
Wallace Twitchs
Bascom Jy
Twitchell
Arnold Kidd
Wiley Collatts
Bill Horpes
Welds. Anderton
Tridell
J. O. Hoopes
Gates
T. V. Stanley Hoopes
Elizabeth Morrill
Izola Hasler
Lynne Hardy
Ednal Simmons
Esther Merkley
Eugene Hutson
Dedris Ie
Alway
Tene
Nev
Echo Berous
Washne
W. E
Marten Wardle
National Ground
Focal
Dodge
Dodge Power Giants
Bill Hatch
Francisco
Dodge Power Giant
Dodge Power
Euit'Malagi
Utah Motor Company
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