Injured Hand in Cement Mixer Incident
Henry Workman severely injures his right hand in a cement mixer while working on his new home. A major oil company has already employed postwar 2000 veterans not previously employed by it. Over 93 percent of discharged veterans have returned to work. The University of Texas plans a three color geological petroleum map of the state, available as a black and white preprint. Controlled directional drilling began about 1932 in California, enabling drillers to steer wells under water bodies.
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Henry Workman
University of Texas
Lakes
California
MLA and Primary Meets Approved Conventions Granted
It was announced today by the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints that permission had been granted the MLA and Primary organizations to hold general conventions in June 1846. These conventions have not been held since the war began, and the permit allows the two bodies to resume as before. Detailed plans from each organization will be released as received.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Court clears wills and land titles in Fourth District
Judge Wm Stanley Dunford heard three cases in the Fourth District Court. A probate matter and two land-title actions were resolved after motions by counsel. The court ruled Floyd Lamb entitled to the lands in Lamb vs Mancino and Larson vs Fesler awarded title to Birdie D Fesler’s property.
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Wm Stanley Dunford
Fourth District Court
Lewis
Thej Court
Floyd Lamb
Lamb
Michael Mancino
Jay Larson
Birdie D Fesler
Alterra FFA Purchases 56 Suffolk Ewes and Bucks
Members of the Alterra FFA chapter bought 56 Suffolk ewes from Vernal sheep raiser Rulon Hacking along with a purebred Suffolk buck and a purebred Hampshire buck from Roy Taylor. Eighty dollars were withdrawn from the chapter treasury for these purchases. The group plans to raise lambs for the Intermountain Junior Livestock Show next spring and some members will show stock at Ogden Livestock Show in early November.
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Alterra FA
Rulon Hacking
Vernal the
Lyle Taylor
Dean Huber
Jesse Hullanger
Intermountain
Mr Hacking
Hampshire
Roy Taylor
Ogden
Jon
Juttermountain Jr Livestock
Agriculture Education
Alterras FF A
Lawrence Morrill
Uintah High News sophmore hayride and football notes
The Uintah High page reports a senior hayride in Maeser with students in jeans and jackets, a bonfire, games, and dancing led by Joan Caldwell Lori Merkley Marylyn Barker Rita York and Harvey Hullinger. It covers Alterra at Uintah football a close 14 28 loss to Alterra, a Nov 2 Roosevelt game and a Nov 9 Uintah vs Roosevelt finale, plus Caveman lecturer Russell Nevill on caves. It notes a school play Lost Horizon tryouts under Stella Harris Oaks with multiple cast members and lists Girls League officer elections for freshmen through seniors, Thespian Club activity, yearbook staff details, and oil exploration news in North Carolina.
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Sophmore
Alterra
Uintah
Altera
Spartans
Crowads
Utes
Uintah Roosevelt
Roosevelt
James Hilon
Shangri la
Stella Harris Oaks
Glade Sowards
Conway Max Adams
Chinaman
Mathinson
Corways
Sterling Don Colton
Miss Brinklow
Rachel Calder
Helen
Marie Bingham Lo Tsen
Kathlyeen
Merkley High
Lloyd Winward Barnard
America
Floyd Jackson
Myra Elizabeth Wyland
Ruther
Fay Flemming
Lorraine Slaugh
Bert’ Carrol
William Siddoway
Pheapian Club
The
Thespian Club
Stella H Oaks
Umtah
Jstate
National Thespian Club
Marilyn Miles
Kathlyeen Merkley
Mariam ‘Perry
Nila Perry
Llerk
Fined for Illegal Shooting Pleads Guilty in Vernal
Mr Hunt pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Richard Jensen to illegal shooting of pheasants along Highway 40 between Vernal and Jensen. He paid a $25 fine.
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Mr Hunt
Justice of the Peace
Richard Jensen
Highway 40
Vernal
Jensen
Hunt
Postwar Travel and Oil Industry Spending Report
A national auto association poll projects vacation travel surpassing five billion dollars annually in the near postwar era. Eighty five percent favor automobile travel. Wartime aviation fuel efforts cost about one billion, with the petroleum industry investing over 750 million and the government covering the remainder.
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National Automobile Association
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Phono
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Durango
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Calders’ Dairy
Uintah High News
Russell Nevill
Girls League
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Snape
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Siddoway
Carma Lee
Slaugh
Ste Sterling
Don Colton
Dorothy Siddoway
Leah Hofeltz
DeLoy Eaton
Charlene Palmer
Valerie Preece
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Chivers
Ina Mae Collier
Virginia Mecham
Mariam Perry
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Mrs Caldwell
Mr Slaugh
North Carolina
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Charles Laughton and
Randolph Scott
Captain Kidd
Walter Brennan
Marjorie Wain
Ragged Angels
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