We Can Be Thankful For A Nation’s Ongoing Resolve
In this Thanksgiving meditation, the author cites Korea’s horror reports and Western apathy, praising the Pilgrims for founding a way of life in a hostile land. The piece urges courage intellect and renewal to preserve freedom, reduce hunger, and expand prosperity while praying to the God of the Pilgrims. It calls for using bounty wisely and advancing efforts for more opportunities and peace.
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Korea
North America
Study in Heroics by Mayo Highlights Prison Torture Claims
Dr. Charles W. Mayo, U N delegate and Mayo Clinic physician, charged in a major UN speech that Soviet personnel oversaw a North Korean prison center where Communist torture compelled several U S flyers to confess to waging perm warfare. The report notes Mayo's famous lineage and reception at the UN, with reference to Decatur Georgia figures.
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Charles W. Mayo
United States
United Nations
U. S
Mayo
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Uintah Basin Water Users Will Hold Meet
The annual Uintah Basin Water Users meeting will be held at Roosevelt in the Commercial Club on Monday, November 23 at 2 pm. The gathering will elect new board members for the year and discuss other business. The district system will elect one trustee, and attendees will consider forming an irrigation district to reduce government operation costs. All Indian water users are urged to attend, per president Lynn Roes.
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Nea Lon
Roosevelt
Pew
Ff Ear
Euch
Lynn Roes
McKeachnie's Store Built on Jenkins Homestead Site
A local history reveals McKeachnie built a store on the Ray Jenkins home site after several transfers of the land dating back to 1586. The Jenkins family expanded farming operations, with 60 acres and livestock including fifty milking Short horns, chickens, pigs, and horses. Ray Jenkins married Alice Price in Ballard on December 24, 1940, and served as Sunday School superintendent.
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McKeachnie’s
Ray Jenkins
Jenkins
George Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Glined ‘Ard
Ray
Alice Price
Joe Price
Ballard
Air Force officer exposed brutal Soviet interrogation methods
Dr Mayo revealsLt Stanley endured extreme torture by the Communists including prolonged standing, confinement in cramped spaces, beatings, sleep deprivation, water deprivation, and threats during a confession attempt. The account argues that Soviet brutality contrasts with American bravery and warns against appeasing the Communist regime.
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Air Force
Mayo
Stanley
Health Report Lists 14 Chicken Pox Cases in Uintah County
The Utah State Department of Health reports fourteen chicken pox cases in Uintah County for the week ending November, along with five cases of measles, one syphilis infection, and other illnesses across Utah. The weekly total inked at 262 notifiable diseases, up from 189 the prior week and 142 a year ago.
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Advace
Vernal
Uloteh
Ach
Health Report
Uintah Coty
Utah
Jenkins Family Ties to LDS Church and Local School
The Jenkins family recently moved a half mile north of their daughter’s home. Mrs. Jenkins serves in multiple church roles while managing farm duties. Their children include Barry Ray in sixth grade at Maeser, Kenneth in second grade at Maeser, and twins Wayde and Dayne age four and Jeffrey age one, all living at home. Slaugh, Naples, received 5 gallons of gas from Ashley Farmery Union Coop for correctly identifying the Jenkins farm.
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Lines
Jenkins
Barry Ray
Maeser
Kenneth
Wayde
Dayne
Jerfrey
Ha Slaugh
Naples
Ashley Farmery Union Coop
Jenkina
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William B. Wallis
Jack BR. Wallis
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Mystery Farm
Glines
Lashwork
Ashley Farmers Unio Coop
Edwin R. Wardle
Wardle
John McKeachnie
Jenking
McKeachnie
Hatch Horse and Cattle Co
Abram C. Hatch
Joseph Hatch
A. C. Hatch
Ashton
Tom Jenkins
George
G. I. Loans
Builtrite
Vernal Real Estate Co
Acuardes
Cannon Solid Colt
Leiber
Penney
Amy Ant
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