Utah Foundation urges reexam of emergency spending powers
A Utah Foundation study urges reexamining how departments spend beyond appropriations. It notes unanimous board of examiners approval limits deficit spending, cites past deficits of about one million dollars in 1947 and 1948, and questions executive power versus legislative control. It also describes budget committees in other states and welfare spending limits after a rejected $530,000 deficit request.
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Foundation
Utah
Board of Examiners
Utah Foundation
Executive Branch
Welfare Commission
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Teeth Deformities From Water and Cod Taint in Children
A report notes mottled permanent teeth in children linked to excess dietary exposure from contaminated water and cod. The study highlights dental enamel defects caused by nutritional imbalances and environmental factors.
Archduke Otto of Austria to Speak on Democracy or Communism
Archduke Otto of Austria will speak at the Uintah Knife and Fork club meeting on October 1 at 7 p.m. in Motel Vernal. Senger, president, announced. Otto, residing in America since 1940, has lectured widely and participated in Europe’s liberation efforts, with travels including North Africa and the Middle East.
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Archduke Otto
Austria
Uintah Knife and Fork Club
Motel Vernal, Jr
Tyrrell FR. Senger
America
Central Europe
Washington
United Nations
Otto
Europe
North Africa
Middle East
European
Airline Service Is Essential To Basin Growth
Vernal Lions club airport committee chairman urges CAB to approve improved air service noting mail delays and travel times by air versus bus or car. Highlights include a $150,000 airport project, request for federal matching funds for administration building and lighting, and progress on runway, apron, and roads. John D. Lindsay of Challenger visits Vernal to assess potential stop status.
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Feltch
Vernal Lions Club
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Vernal City
Uintah County
CAA
B. H. Stringham
Challenger Airlines
Leon P. Christensen
Erland Pree
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Lions Executive
Jaycees
John D. Lindsay
Salt Lake District
Challenger
Denver
Lindsay
Claudius A. Banks
Second auto crash victim dies in Salt Lake hospital
Belinda Vigil twenty of Vernal died in a Salt Lake hospital Saturday evening from injuries suffered in a September 3 automobile crash on Highway 46 near Artesia. The car’s driver was Carol E. Jaramillo of Vernal. Victim Kellenbeck, William John, twenty two, of Joliet Illinois, was a hitchhiking college student. Vigil’s survivors include two children from a prior marriage and five Moya siblings. Services were pending Wednesday.
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Belinda Vigil
Vernal
Salt Lake Hospital
Highway 46
Artesia
Vidal Vigil
Vigil
William John Kellenbeck
Joliet, II
Pacific Coast
Carol E. Jaramillo
Janksville
N. M
Dan
Isabelle
Moya
Lorenzo Flores
Ogden
Arthur
Susan Flores
Lele Moya
Daniel Moya
Nick Moya
Ernest Moya
Ferney Moya
New Mexico
Dairy Cattle to Receive Bangs Testing Time Set
Officials announce Bangs testing for dairy cattle with a clear notice of the testers’ arrival time and instructions that a designated person must be present when they arrive. The directive emphasizes attendee responsibility at the site.
Primer Guidance For Enameling And Wood Painting
Painting instructions describe using a dull-finish primer under enamels and an undercoat before re-enameling. For knotty or stained wood, an aluminum paint primer prevents resin bleed through. After drying, rub smooth with sandpaper.
Medical Journal Criticizes Doctors Night Call Delays
In Chicago the Journal of the American Medical Association reports that many physicians dodge late night or early morning calls. It notes some cities have created 24 hour emergency services via physician telephone exchanges, but many calls are not truly urgent. The ethics quote emphasizes physicians should aid in emergencies and meet public expectation.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Journal
The
Journa
Presidents Plant Trees on Idaho Capitol Grounds
Three of the many trees on the Idaho capital grounds at Boise were planted by presidents Harrison Taft and Theodore Roosevelt, marking a historic sequence of presidential plantings on state property.
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Idaho Capital
Holse
United States
Harrison, Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Oil News update on Utah and Colorado wells and demand
Oil reports show Ashley Valley No 1 producing little oil but large water content, plans for coring and development recommended by geologists. Utah land sales announced for crude from Ashley Valley, with refining by Utah Oil Refining Co. Rangely Colorado hits a July production high of 1 172 839 barrels. Fuel oil demand to rise sharply this winter, with total oil product consumption near 250 million gallons daily. A Denver meeting of Ashley Valley developers signals early field development ahead.
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Farmer
Carter
Ashley Valley
Vernal Company
Ashley
J. L. Dougan
Clty Oil Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ashley Valley No. 1
Vernal
Highway 40
Escalante
California Co
Standard Oil of California
Rangely
Colorado
John E. Cronin
Colorado Gas Conservation Commission
J. M. Vincent
Premium Oil& Co
Rocky Mountain Oil Industry Information Committee
Denver
U of U String Quartet To Play Here
The University of Utah String Quartet will perform at Uintah high school Monday October 11 at 6 p.m. to open the Uintah school district community improvement programs. Superintendent H M Lundell says attendance is free and invites all to enjoy fine entertainment as part of the district's year long plan.
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U of U
University of Utah
Uintah High School
Uintah
H. M. Lundell
Lundell
Top High School Scientist Search Opens National Contest
Science Clubs of America and Westinghouse Education Foundation launched a national contest for high school seniors to win 11 000 in scholarships. Finalists total 40 with 260 runners up. entries judged on scholastic record aptitude activities a 1000 word essay and a three hour science test in December. Previous winner A Charles Davidson Fort Bridger Wyoming now serves a Danish mission. Utah students should contact teachers or Science Clubs of America for details.
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Science Clubs of America
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Stanley M. Johns
Salt Lake Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
A. Charles Davidson
Fort Bridger
Wyo
Intermountain
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Utah
N. St. Northwest
Washington, D. C
Johns
Files Eat Vegetables More than 200 Species of Merch fly
More than 200 species of Merch fly are known to exist. They feed on vegetable substances.
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Mildred L. Batchelder
School and Children's
Library
Bureau of Health “Education
American Medical Aasn
Beatrice P. Krone
Institute of Arts
University of Southern California
William Knuth
San Francisco College
Julian A. McPhee
NEA
S. J. Wanous
CLA
Maude Williamson
U. S. Department of Commerce
UEA House of Delegates
Dam
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Maud R. Hardman
Hotel Utah
Lucan I. Johnson
Pleasant Grove
William P. Miller
Harold M. Peterson
Logan
Paul E. Beecher
National Education Assn
Dixie College
Utah Jade Room
Krone
Knuth
SALE
Ven Vernal Shoe Store
Eed
Fordealee
Showalter Motor CO. Mow
Veraxl, Utah
Archduke Gite
Galo Plars Lasso
Republic of Ecquador
Galo Flan Lasso
New York
Carlos Arosemena
Joel Bustamenta
Manuel Luna
Medical Journal
Judy Nichols
Phoenix
Ariz
Chipper
Uintah Basin
Uintah Bank
Veenal, Utah
Utah Oil Refining Co
Qurehare
Savage
Remington
Roberts
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