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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1958
Page
5
A community praise for Vernal singer Mrs Mae Jorgensen born in Richland who came to Vernal at seventeen and answered hundreds of calls to enrich programs concerts and funerals. She has sung at more than two thousand services across Ashley Valley Uintah Basin and Western Colorado soothing grieving families with her voice.
The piece describes youths engaging in intimate displays in schools and public places, noting the trend spans elementary to high school ages. It suggests a school period for wrapping up such behavior and offering discreet guidance, while warning of broken hearts and social fallout from escalating entwinement.
A farmer taunts a federal inspector over wage laws while defending his pay scale. The tale exposes pushback against rising taxes and wage regulations on small businesses, illustrating the strain on handlers of farm chores and hired help.
The incoming 86th Congress will be among the most powerful since the Civil War with a large opposition majority in both chambers. Southern Democrats chair key committees but face a conflict with Northern liberals over labor, taxes, and spending. Prominent figures include Georgia’s Russell and Vinson, Virginia’s Byrd, and Kentucky’s Spence, as coverage previews chairmanships in later installments.
The column argues aluminum production requires cheap power and Africa near the coast offers this via a new plant enabling low-cost output by Alcoa. It then shifts to gravity, partial insulators, and the impact on missiles and aviation, urging investors to watch aluminum, magnesium, and plastics. The piece predicts plastics may replace steel in many builds, notes Africa's slow electrical plant expansion, and envisions a future chemical age driven by plastics, copper, and energy advances.
Kiwanis club members met November 17 at Thorlesdes Hotel for an evening of program items and social gifting. Doune Gardner, Christian and Dee Martin hosted, a daughter or borrowed daughter was presented for Mother and Daughter, and a bottled perfume prize was given as decor. Drapery material for the new Kiwanis club house was approved. Performers included Jerry Molen Densnett on flute with Dale Meagher, Sara and Nancy Turner singing and dancing, Lisia Ross solo, Susan Bennett and Cheryl Holley duet, and Alaina Gardner reading. Next meeting December 15. The speaker notes that a fame seeker is plagued by scratching a dog.
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