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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1953

Page

3

Industry Leaders View Outlook Good for 1954

Pebble Beach California reports a survey of 13 industry leaders from the Commerce Department advisory council predicting 1954 will stay within 5 percent of 1953 levels. They foresee intense competition, smaller profits, price declines, and a favorable overall outlook with production rising to near record highs except for wartime spikes.

Pebble Beach Calif Business Advisory Council Commerce Epartment Secretary of Commerce John Renee Shahrash Orwells Ompany Toledo Treasury Humphrey Army Stevens Council Spekpasna Rtobert E. Wood Sears, Roebuck and Co Clarence B. Randall Inland Steel Co

School Gives Radio Program on KJAM by Western Music Group

School children presented two western music programs over station KJAM on October 30 as a special service feature. The show opened with an amplified dance by Lorna Oberhansly, featured student participation, and included callers Gaylen McKee and Kay Glines. The chorus sang Yankee Doodling, Huckleberry Hill, Farmer’s, Monkey Hill, brass band numbers, and Jolly Old Roger. Final numbers highlighted a bald man theme. Directed by Phyllis Oberhansly and H Le Roy Morelli, with Edna Dushane as announcer.

vWerlTkatuuns KJAM Lorna Oberhansly Gaylen McKee Kay Glines Yankee San Phyllis Oberhansly H. LeRoy Morelli Edna Dushane

Court rules postdate checks may not grant immunity

Utah Supreme Court in a majority ruling rejected the myth that postdating a check shields a fraud case. Justice Crockett noted intent to defraud governs. In the case, a defendant who passed a postdated $1,075 check for six used cars was upheld after the lower court dismissed charges. A dissenting view urged checking the check date to distinguish demand orders from future funds assurances.

Utah Supreme Court A. Allan Crockett Gelening F. Henri Henrold

Tax insight urged to aid equitable reductions

Charles Sugh Jr NAM president argues that deeper tax knowledge will improve ability to assist taxpayers and push for fair and lower taxes, stressing informed positions.

Charles , Sugh, Jr NAM

Dawson Fears Oil Leases Take School Lands

Rep William A Dawson Utah warns federal oil gas leases on surveyed lands in Grand Emery and San Juan counties threaten Utah school land. He notes four sections per township should go to schools but surveys remain incomplete delaying title. He seeks AG opinion on legality and possible legislation to speed cadastral surveys.

Washington Utah Wiliam A. Dawson Greander Grand Emery San Juan Beshive Bureau of Land Management Baca Arizona California Dawson

Stringfellow To Keynote State Jaycee Meet

Congressman Douglas Stringfellow of Utah will keynote the Utah Junior Chamber of Commerce state-wide board meeting in Provo on Sunday November 22. The event at Wasatch School brings hundreds of Jaycees from across the state for sessions on new activities and procedures.

Douglas Stringfellow Utah Utah Junior Chamber of Cammerce Provo Wendell D. Maxfield Kaysville Utah Jaycees Junisr Chamber of Commerce Wasatch School Prove Boyd Bunnell Frice Don Hanson Salt Lake City Max Adams Tremonten Dean Christensen Deny Grant Ivins Chris S. Metos Ted Sorenson Salina Leonard Vadak Delta Wil Conk Qaden Harry Fern Smithfield William Frank Cullen Christenson Provo Jaycees Richard Tooke Provo Munior Chamber of Commerce

Turning Over at The Dispute Lands to the State

A summary note states the dispute lands are being turned over to state control. The action marks a transfer of jurisdiction and potential reclassification of property rights. Local authorities and state officials coordinate to finalize transfer procedures and public records updates.

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