Wasting Great Resources Urges Vernal Water Dev Projects
From a conservation view, Utah and Uintah basin residents face wasted rivers and hydro power. The piece urges support for Echo Park dam Split Mountain dam and other control projects to harness water resources for agriculture industry and people, led by Vernal interests.
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Utah
Great Uintah Basin
Intermountain West
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Echo Park
Split Mountain
Ug.oo
Vernal
Net profits stay local to build community prosperity
The Civil Association of America urges residents to patronize local farmers, laborers, businesses, and professionals to keep net profits within the community. By reinvesting locally, they argue, neighbors and future generations gain well-built institutions and stable prosperity rather than wealth draining elsewhere.
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Civil Association of America
Supreme Court Orders Retrial for Peterson in Vernal Case
The state supreme court ordered a new trial for Joseph Dean Peterson 29 of Vernal after he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the 1947 highway death of James C Curr ywood. The court said the lower court erred by admitting evidence of Petersons prior license revocation for drunken driving.
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State Supreme Court
Joseph Dean Peterson
Vernal
James C. Currywood
Peterson
Durgwood
Jensen
High Court
Driving without license not basis for involuntary manslaughter
Chief Justice Eugene E. Pratt stated that driving without a license or after its revocation cannot ground an involuntary manslaughter charge. He warned that admitting such evidence invites punitive measures regardless of the offense’s elements.
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Eugene E. Pratt
Hair Coloring Stability Claims From Vege Table Dyes
The article asserts that hair coloring preparations from Vege table origin are among the safest. It notes few reported cases of sensitivity with use of these dyes.
Congress Eyes Economic Shifts and British Crisis
Tax and wage debates intensify as McCabe warns prices lag behind cuts while the steel board rejects a fourth round raise. Brannan flags surging farm surpluses and government purchases, and August industry and employment rise amid deflation fears. UK crisis talks loom amid partisan race for New York senate seat and farm policy divisions surface.
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Congress
Thomas B. Mccabe
Federal Reserve Board
Steel
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
President's Board of Economic Advisors
Census Bureau
United States
Truman
U. S
Britain
Herbert Lehman
John Foster Pulles
New York
Lehman
Cam
Uintah High School Pep Club Offers SOS Radio Night
The Uintah High School Boys Pep Club staged a humorous assembly titled SOS Save Our Souls. Don Mille announced the numbers with witty asides while Max Haws sponsored the program. Delmar Duke Bastian wore tails and played a famed Russian pianist, and Leland Pee Wee Smith delivered Benny Goodman style jazz.
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Uintah High School
SOS
Save Our Souls
Don Millecam
Max Haws
Delmar
Duke
Bastian
Leland
Pee Wee) Smith
Benny Goodman
Anderton Bill Draws Fire Over Labor Cost in Parity
Critics say including labor costs in the parity formula is misguided. They warn it could raise parity during good times and depress it in bad times, hurting farming stability.
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Anderson Farm Hi
Senate
Gore
National Grange
Anderson
Charles Shuman
Ilinois Agricultural Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Anderton
Clownish pageant ends with sock and sweater royals
A humorous 1948 talent show at Frog Mill House features Jack Smith on harmonica and Frog Mill House performers. Verlin Gardiner and Eowell Roberts as Amos and Phe, with DelMar Bastian leading the pep band, draw loud laughter and conclude the first boys pep assembly in years.
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Jack Smith
Frog Mill House
Froggy
Uintah
Verlin Gardiner
Eowell Roberts
DelMar Bastian
Indiana Indians Brought World Many Useful Plants
The passage credits Indiana Indians with introducing crops such as the white potato corn tomato peanut maize vanilla tobacco and many other cultivated plants that gained widespread use globally.
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Indiana
From Where I Sit on Tolerant Democracy
A casual anecdote at Doe Sherman’s drug store during the World Series shows Curly Lawson accepting a pause in malted pleasures to respect others’ desire for quiet. The piece argues tolerance of different tastes advances democracy and better America.
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Doe Sherman
Curly Lawson
Roga
Doe
Curly
Folke
America
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William B. Wallis
Grant Heath
Varna
Uintah County
Supreme Court
Erling
Paigner
Dulles
Sec
Corporation Law Ofice
Jean Mich
Amos 'N' Phe
Doe ‘Marsh
Wan
Bradshaw
Auto Parts
Phony
Vernal, Utah
West Main
Fisher
Chevrolet
Fisher Unisteel
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