Ward Conference Highlights and Local News
Doris P Morrill reports a ward conference with the Stake Presidency in attendance and visitors from the Wilson family. Elva Wilson visited Ogden to see her sister, Mrs Clarence Burkenpass. Deloy Morrill traveled to Long Beach after deer hunting. Vivian McConkle and Keith Winterton wed in Salt Lake Temple. A large rally featured the Smith orchestra and refreshments.
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Doris P.morrill
Ward
Eeting
Twreer
Oan Harvey
Holy Cross
Hospitaly
Owen Bartlett
Salt Lake City
Dale Patterson
P. H. Goodrich
Forrest Goodrich
Salt Lake
Vivian McConkle
Keith Winterton
Deloy Morrill
Long Beach
Calif
Tridell
Mia
Jack Goodrich
Reed Goodrich
Washington
Darrel Goodrich
Roosevelt Hospital
Margie Simmons
Mr. and Wits
Farrell Simmons
Brent Morrill
Logan
Five Most Important Words And Their Subtleties
A compact riddle lists top phrases by word count, highlighting the meaning and social impact of phrases such as I am proud of you and What is your opinion, with a playful ranking of importance from five to one words and a final least important word I.
White Rocks Mia Halloween Party Held
A Halloween party was held with dancing and refreshments including cider and doughnuts. Community members Bishop Ellingford Keith Ellingford and families visited, and several residents attended a stake dance at Victory Park. The Hoops Pike and Beatrice Feed families traveled to Manila for a deer hunt and sheep搬搬 move.
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Bishop
Keith Ellingford
Lely and
Velde
Virgil Robbs
Roosevelt
Keith Ellingfords
Bishop Ellingford
Brother Brocraw
Firether “White
Roosevelt “High Council
Elbert Smiths
Victory Park
Bill Hoops
Lorn 'Pike
Manila
Beatrice Feed
Risk and industrious youths inspire national service
A speaker urges Americans to embrace risk over luxury, arguing true progress comes from initiative. He notes heat and cold hardships and the value of time over money, urging young readers to invest time in worthy national effort and education. He recalls leaders have limited time and calls for bold personal action.
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Rand
Mfe
America
Revenues from 14 hydroelectric plants public power
Fiscal year 1944 revenue from 14 hydroelectric installations in western states totaled 50 812 200 dollars, compared with 44 003 079 in 1953. Projects are self supporting, cost taxpayers nothing, and revenues repay construction costs and irrigation expenses beyond water users' ability to pay.
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Weater States
Ilaca
Supreme Court
National Bureau of Blandaria
Congress
Treasury Department
Office of Weights and Measures
Arctic
U. S
Atlantic
Pacific
McClure Atralt
Congressional Quarterly
Fall plowing touted to control pests by burying them
Central farmers and gardeners are urged to use mold board plowing this fall to suppress weevils maggots aphids and cabbage worms by turning pests under before spring. Deep burial of infested onions prevents adult flies and reduces next season infestation while yard and farm cleanup aids insect control and sanitation.
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Clair
Attal
Acord
Echo Hinges On GOP Win Says Watkins
Utah Senator Arthur V. Watkins told a GOP rally that a Republican win in the 84th Congress would secure early Echo Park Dam and Upper Colorado storage project construction. He cited Ike and McKay backing, compared House action by Rep. Dawson, and criticized Truman era opposition and Democratic lip service.
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Utah
Echo Park
Colorado River
Arthur V. Watkins
Sen. Watkins
Con- Tess
Weber Basin
Congress
Echo Park Dam
Truman
Pres
Dwight D Eisenhower
Interior Secy
Douglas McKay
William A Dawson
House
Sen
Watkins
Interfer
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
Echo Park Dem
Pres. Eisenhower
Bud Collyer Life Story and Radio Break the Bank Fame
Bud Collyer, famed Mutual radio host known for Break the Bank, rose from Fordham Law to entertainment, remembered for Superman on afternoon broadcasts and a storied New York career. The piece highlights his large prize payouts, family ties in show business, and recent musical releases by contemporaries like Cara Mia and Mary Ford.
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Mutual
Bud Collyer
Janice Gilbert
Bud
Superman
Fordham University’ Law School
Clayton
Bud" Collyer
Manhattan Island
New Yorker
June Collyer
Stuart Erwin
Richard
Patricia
Cynthia
Michael
Capitol
Cara Mia
Gordon MacRae
Reece
Lea Paul
Mary Ford
Les
Tomnetti
It Never Fails Then There's Jonathan Goat
A confused note mentions a man named Jonathan Goat involved with voting and a fishing trip on a lake. It hints at irregularities or questions about a country by vote and election participation. The fragment mentions a boat and observation of the voter activity in a casual, garbled style.
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Jonathan
J. Goat
Free press and church tied in tyranny and liberty
A collection of excerpts notes the interdependence of free press and free church under tyranny, contrasting historic statements on press and church freedom with American ideals that the people govern, elect officials, and shape laws. It cites concerns about Russia and the civic duty of citizens.
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Bassett and Hen. County Journal
Bassett
Virginia
Congress
Russia
Anu SS
America
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Hell Ridell Ward
Whiterooks
By Madeena Smith
Badson
Ettermiah
Jane Powell
Howard Pelt
M-G-M
Tory
Oregon
Tomy
Sean
Warsing Tor
George Nader
John McIntire
Rory Calhoun
Jay Silverheels
Oullay Gang
Universal -International
Colleen Miller
Walter Brennan
Nina Foch
Alice
Audrey
Echo
By Lyn Connelly
Keith
Romantic
State Farm
Insurance Me
W.A. Jacobe
Vernal, Utah
Tre Main
Kohny McIntire
Charles Drake
AY Silverheels
Nestor Paiva
Universal International
Laefsi
Allied Artists
Webster Times
Webster
Massachusetts
Catskill Mountain Star
Saugerties
New York
Payne
Bing Crosby
Clando Dagphin
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