Founders Day fete to mark U of Utah centennial alumni push
U of U Alumni Plan Founders Day Fete as nationwide celebrations for the university centennial take shape. Dan Eastman notes plans in Vernal with Uintah alumni leaders and officers, urging all graduates to join when a definite date is set. Invitations will follow via local groups and university contacts.
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University of Utah
Dan Eastman
Salt Lake City
Eld
U of U Alumni Assn
Ray E. Spendlove
Uintah
Kenna C. Slater
Marvin Smith
Hotel Vernal
New Aeronautics Manual Available
A revised edition of Civic Aeronautics Manual 42 Irregular Air Carrier Certification and Operation Rules is available announced by D W Rentzel administrator of civil aeronautics. The manual updates regulations since 1946 and includes new pilot certification for large aircraft and non scheduled operations. Copies cost $1 from the government printing office Washington D C and a supplementary service updates subscribers through four supplements included in the price.
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D. W. Rentzel
Civil Aeronautics
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
D. C
Windbreaks Save Fuel For Farm Homes
A sturdy tree windbreak dramatically reduces fuel use on farms and homes by sheltering buildings and reducing heat loss. The article argues that proper windbreaks lower fuel costs and improve comfort, highlighting practical benefits for rural households.
Kiwanis Plan National Kids Day Across North America
Kiwanis International and the National Kids Day Foundation plan National Kids Day on Saturday November 19. Up to a million underprivileged children may benefit from local programs funded by Kiwanis clubs in the United States and Canada. Local projects focus on education medical and recreational aid crafted by communities to curb juvenile delinquency and inspire hope for the future.
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Fim
United States
Canada
O. E. Peterson
Rccreaary
Kiwanis International
Chicago
Kiwanis
National
Kids’ Day Foundation, Inc
Kiwanis Clubs
Vernal's
Peterson
Windbreak Planting Advice From Utah State Experts
Raymond R. Moore of Utah State Agricultural College ext forester explains that a three row windbreak on two or three sides of a farm home can cut winter fuel needs by at least one third. He warns wind speeds of 20 mph skyrocket heat loss, while a 30 mph wind becomes 10 mph within 100 feet and 15 mph within 300 feet past the shelter. Details and trees from Clair R. Acord, county agent, and the college nursery are available, with ordering through the county office. The Panama rail line note appears as a separate fragment.
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Raymond R. Moore
Utah State Agricultural College Extension
Clair R. Acord
County Agriculture
College
School of Forestry Nursery
Hunter watches deer drama turn real on ridge stage
A Craig Empire Courier reader editor notes an editor's reminiscence of a hunter observing a deer herd from a high point. The hunter envisions a stage scene as does a doe and fawns appear in the cedars and sagebrush. A spike horned yearling approaches, but the hunter spares the shot, ending with a quiet, Bravol Encore.
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Craig Empira Courier
Doe
Niice
Craig Empl
Utah Symphony Announces Its Great 1949 50 Season
The Utah Symphony opens its tenth season with a strong lineup from Logan to Cedar City and concerts in Provo St George Cedar City Ogden and Salt Lake City. Guest stars include Arthur Rubinstein Nathan Milstein Frances Magnes and Corinne Lacombie. Verdi Requiem at Kingsbury Hall Dec 8 9 10. Tickets from 6 for students season passes available. Concerts listed Nov 30 Dec 8 10 Dec 28 Jan 10 Jan 25 Feb 8 Feb 25 Mar 11 Mar 28.
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Utah
Jooms
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Logan
Cedar City
Provo
St. George
Ogden
Salt Lake
Arthur Hubinstein
Nathan Milstein
Frances Magnes
Corinne Lacombie
University of Utah
Symphony
Kingsbury Hall
Weston First South
Salt Lake City
Requiem
Arthur Rubinstein
Corinne Lacomble
Utah Christmas Trees Must Bear Government Tags
A Sept. 28 regulation by the state board of forestry and fire control requires Christmas trees offered for sale in Utah to be tagged. Utah trees must bear tags and trees cut on Federal lands are acceptable. Vendors’ tags from other states are recognized to curb wasteful cutting and theft. Tags may be secured through the state board or county sheriff for a fee of $1 per 100 tags.
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State Board of Forestry and Fire Control
Utah
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Roscoe Grover
KSUB
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