Government spending and tax plans in Washington debate
The article outlines expected modest defense spending increases while seeking savings elsewhere to trim overall outlays. It notes a forecasted $72 billion budget with $73.5 billion in revenue, yielding a potential $15 billion surplus, and discusses proposals like the Sadlak Jerlong bill to cut taxes while maintaining growth. It highlights uncertainty about tax cuts amid fiscal pressures and mentions economy-driven revenue gains of about $3 billion yearly.
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Washington
Sadlak
Conn
Jerlong
Norway
Delinquent Water Sold Notice From Ashley Central Irrigation
Legal notice states all delinquent water accounts will be sold on December 3, 1057 at 8:00 pm at the company office. Ashley Central Irrigation Co. presided by Asner Merkley with Onlan L Johnson listed as signer.
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Ashley Central Irrigation Co
Asner Merkley
Onlan L Jonnson
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice that the Ashley Upper Irrigation Company will hold its annual meeting in the Directors room of First Security Bank on Monday December 9 1957 at 8 p.m. Two directors will be elected one for a term of one year and one for a term of two years. Other business may be transacted. Dy Leon P Christensen Secretary.
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Ashley Upper “Irrigation Company
First Security Bank
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Dy Leon P. Christensen
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Hearing Set On Vernal Bus Lines Certificate of Convenience
Notice to Shirley D Cook doing business as Vernal Bus Lines that the Public Service Commission of Utah will hear the application for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate as a common motor carrier of passengers in intrastate commerce. The hearing occurs December 11, 1957 at 10:00 a.m. at the State Capitol Salt Lake City. The proposal covers transport from Uintah and Duchesne Counties to any Utah location including round trips tours charters and return movements.
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Shirley D. Cook
Vernal Bus Lines
Shirley D Cook
Public Service Commission of Utah
State Capitol
Salt Lake City
Utah
Uintah
Duchesne
Delente Executive Reserve Conference Addressed in Washington
Washington meeting attended by President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon, and other top government officials. Delegates discussed national security and economic policy amid Cold War pressure.
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Delente
Executive Reserve
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixdty
Standard Oil Employees Enjoy Pot Luck Supper and Slides
A Friday evening pot luck supper for Standard Oil Co. employees featured slide presentations by Liv Whitney Odette Guillory and Carol Means. Don Stedman was elected chair for future events. The program included travel slides from New Orleans Louisiana Betin Columbia Canada and the High Uinte regions. Visitors included the Christy Murray family from Grand Junction and the Lewis Vincents from Big Piney who were in town for Lewis Murray’s funeral. The Loui Andersons spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake while Bob Ott and Paul Guillory hosted overnight guests and helped with the event.
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Standard Oil Co
Matte B. Wardle
Standard Oil
Liv Whitney
Odette Guillory
Carol Means
Don Stedman
New Orleans
Louisiana
Columbia
Canada
Wes Maier
Christy Murray
Grand Junction
Lewis Vincents
Big Piney
Lewis Murray
Loul Andersons
Salt Lake
Bob Ott
Paul Guillory
Local notices from Neola area and Salt Lake City trips
Community items report Burns patient at Stosewelt Hospital from an oil well incident north of Neola. Mrs. Alina Preece travels to Salt Lake City for medical aid. Jim Lang moved from St. Mark’s Hospital to Vernal. Relief Society annual dinner and bazaar at chapel. Gold and Iron Ball at Ashley recreation hall with theme Canadian Sunset. Baby boy born Nov 23 in Salt Lake City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart. Mrs. Alma Preece learns of cousin Russell Carrison’s death in Salt Lake City on Nov 23. Ronald Winn seeks medical care in Salt Lake City after Monday trip. Larson Caldwell girls visit grandmother Mrs. Horace Caldwell. E Seeley travels to Ogden and Idaho Hazelton to visit brothers. School trip and weekend plans for Dil and Jim McKnight. Homemakers Club met at Reg McKnight’s home with Lu Whitney as co-hostess. Marle Wardle named vice president, Dorothy Boast elected. Cake decorating program. Melva Allen hosts Ladies Bridge Club. Mac McLennens visit Wess family.
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Willy
Alina Preece
John T. Rim
Stoosewelt Hospital
Neola
Ashley Recreation Hall
Ino Salt Lake Cits Hospital
Harold Stewart
Stewart
Virginia Harrison
Alma Preece
Russell Carrison
Salt Lake City
Ronald Winn
Larson Caldwell
Horace Caldwell
E. Seeley
Ogden
Idaho
Hazelton
Oe Tiome
Jim McKnight
Clu
Reg McKnight
Lu Whitney
Marle Wardle
Dorothy Boast
Melva Allen
Ladies Bridge Club
Mac McLennens
Wess
Family and community events cover multiple visits and programs
The piece lists relatives visiting and traveling between Salt Lake City and Rexburg, including Mr and Mrs John Powell and daughter Alice, Don Vert Milind Sheffer, and Nelile Gardiner family. It notes a Sunday program by the Priesl fara ensemble with mixed quartet members and prophets speakers. Final speakers included Thomas KE Kidd, Bishop Alvin Gardiner, and Lamond Tullis, plus Beehive girls talks and Junior Gleaners skits at a MIA assembly.
Utah National Guard boxing program forecast announced
The Utah National Guard unveiled an amateur boxing plan to field battalion teams across 60 units in 27 cities with about 1500 men. A state meet will select a Guard team for the Intermountain AAU tournament, with top boxers advancing to the national AAU in Boston. Major Bill Fowler leads the boxing staff to develop the program, training crews will receive instructions, and battalion level competitions will feed the state championship.
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Intermountain Faviateur
Bose Ore
Mal
Maxwell
R¢h
Utah National Guard
Ceneralich
National Guard
Utah
Verndl
Clites
Air Guard
Salt Lake City
Rich
Terald McNeil
Intermountain Aau
Faret
Battalion
State Guard
Phnually
Naional
AAU
Boston
Bill Fowler
Kit Companien
Fowler
Whiterocks School Showcases Student Work During Education Week
Students at Whiterocks School displayed posters and finished projects in halls and classrooms during American Education Weeks. The second grade class presented a health play It's Nice to be Clean for parents, followed by a prize drawing won by Mrs Valda Morritt who received a necklace and earrings.
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Phyllia Obarhansly
Whiterocks School
Aghonl
Uliss
Valda Morritt
Gallup poll hints at broad support for right to work laws
A nationwide poll by Gallup shows 63 percent of voters would back right to work laws if given the choice. The survey suggests strong public backing for such legislation, with potential implications for labor and politics across states.
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