Diorama Placed at Utah Field House by BLM
A papier mache diorama depicting Bureau of Land Management activities is installed at the Utah Field House of Natural History. The display shows Uintah Basin scenes with twelve transparent photographs along its sides, overseen by Dale Naylor. Ernest Untermann Sr did background art, with Ernest Untermann Jr installing it. Thorne Studios provided photos. Total cost was $1500.
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Bureau of Land Management
Utah Field House
Vernal
Utah
Dale Naylor
Vernal BL M
Ernest Untermann, Sr
Ernest Untermann, Jr
Thorne Studios
Bl.m
Meadors Make Home In Ashley After Quiet Colorado Wedding
Mary Murray of Vernal became Mrs. J. W. Meador Jr in a quiet October ceremony in Colorado. She is daughter of John Powell of Ashley. Mr. Meador is son of J. W. Meador Sr of Laredo Texas. The bride, Mary Powell, is Uintah High School 1948 alumna. The Meadors now reside in Ashley.
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Mary Murray
Vernal
J. W. Meador, Jr
Colorado
John Powell
Ashley
Meador
J. W. Meador
Larado
Texas
Idaho Tribes Seek Funds In Large Intermountain Claim
The Shoshone and Bannock Indians of Utah Idaho Wyoming and Nevada file one of the era’s largest claims with the Indian Claims Commission in Washington DC seeking 20 to 25 million dollars for 43 million acres intermountain lands including six million acres in Utah and Idaho. The case names damages for treaty violations with about 6000 Indians set to share, though settlement may take years. Leading attorneys include Ernest L Wilkerson of Brigham Young University and George M Tunison with Salt Lake City firms Wilkinson Boyden Craun among others.
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Ulah
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Indian Claims Commission
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Ernest L. Wilkerson
Brigham Young University
Colorado
George M. Tunison
Omaha, Neb
John S. Boyden
Orville L. Wilson
Joseph Chez
Salt Lake City
Wilkinson
Boyden
Investment in Utah and Colorado Fields Tops $150 Million
The report cites an oil company led by TS lvterson of Standard Oil of California detailing a planned investment exceeding 150 million dollars in Utah Rangely and Colorado’s Hongly field. Two thirds funds go to exploration and production, with 20 million for pipelines and refining. Comments touch on gasoline rationing fears and military oil needs amid evolving energy demands.
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Oi Con Janes
Utar
Hongly Field
Colorado
TS Lvterson
Stand Rd Oi Company
California
Srantanett
Petersen
Votireen
State Plans To Remodel Sunt Licenses
Utah Fish and Game Dept confirmed plans to change the new hunting fishing licenses. Proposed changes include a permanent deer tag possibly locking type, simpler cards or stamps for all special hunts, reduced license holder size with better waterproofing, and improved stamp gluing. The department seeks sportsman suggestions and will submit recommendations to the five member commission in December.
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Utah
Utah Fish and Game Department
Industry as bulwark against Communism, says expert
A column argues industry is the strongest shield against Communism, claiming productive sectors fortify national resilience and temper radical appeals. The piece emphasizes manufacturing and commerce as essential to economic and political stability.
Brannan Urges Water and Power Projects Seek Progress
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan warned that water shortages and excesses threaten American progress. He called for improved measures to make rain and river water more usable for agriculture and the broader economy.
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Hlouston
Charles F. Brannan
Water control urged after floods and droughts
Mr Brannan warns floods and droughts reveal the need for stronger water control and conservation. He foresees 1975 questions on feeding a growing population without better use of water to raise yields, noting water shortages hinder development and potential power from untapped streams.
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