Oil Progress Day Celebrated Across Utah State
Utah observes G1 Progress Day with open houses at filling stations and bulk plants. Speeches discuss oil industry growth meeting rising demand. The Vernal area highlights include the first local oil well near the city and crude exhibit in Salt Lake City.
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Utah
Odgervano
Vernat
Uineh Basin
Salt Lake City
Advertising for Business in Vernal Area
Advertising and salesmanship raise living standards by expanding demand and lowering prices through mass production. Vernal merchants can boost local business by a comprehensive campaign to promote buying in Vernal and tapping regional reservoirs of shoppers in Artesia Rangely and surrounding areas.
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Salemen
Vernal
Artesia
Rangely
Duchesne Area Cataloguing Requested for Industry Planning
Cummings Baldwin Inc has asked Duchesne officials to catalog the Duchesne area as a reference service for decentralizing industry. The firm plans to collect maps and data on water, power, gas, schools, labor, living conditions, churches, accessibility, untapped resources, and more for its long range plan program.
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Duchesne
Cummings-Baldwin, Inc
General and Engineering Contractors
California
Cummings Baldwin
Realway Boards
Boards of Trade
Com*merce
Story of Colorado Possibilities Tells Regional Growth
In Progress October issue the Colorado Resources Development Council highlights the 24 counties with regional illustrated reports. This sixth sectional edition runs 20 pages and showcases varied productivity. The November issue will cover Denver metro area including Denver city county Arapahoe Jefferson and Adams counties.
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Colorado
Progress
Colorado Resources Development. Council
Council
Denver
Arapahoe
Jefferson
Adams
Sweden's founding tale ties to early Swedish Goth union
A tradition places Sweden's kingdom origin between 600 and 650 A D with the Svear and Goths forming a union. The Goths recognized the Swedish king yet retained land and local self-government, though how the alliance formed remains unclear.
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Federal education agency reform discussed with NEA push
Controversy between Oscar W. Ewing and John W. Studebaker resurfaces amid calls to make the education department an independent agency run by a board. NEA urges a layboard to prevent political control and seeks continued federal aid for state schools amid broader health and research actions cited from Congress. The piece notes related funding for highways and health initiatives, and ends with a curious note on the barn owl’s nightly diet.
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Federal Security
John W. Studebaker
Education
Senate
Department of Education
New York
Delaware
Congress
World Health Organization
United States
U. S
National Heart Act
National Heart Institute
Dental Research Act
Naonal Institute of Dental
Public Health Service
PHS
Water Pollution Control Act
State Costs Claim Questioned By Utah Voters
A reader challenges a headline claiming state costs of 551 dollars per minute and 9.20 dollars per second, arguing the figures misstate annual totals and questioning the governor's fitness. The letter, attributed to V. A. Bergeson of Salt Lake, accuses distortion depending on multiplication errors.
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BRACK
Utah
Forest Officials Begin Reseeding Ashley Range
Forest supervisor One A. Harrison announces reseeding on overgrazed Ashley National Forest lands in Lake Fork district. 1600 acres prepared with tractors and disc plows in two shifts using smooth brome orchard grass Timothy crested wheat and bulbous blue grass seed eight pounds per acre. Grazing halted for two years. erosion control efforts on Farm Creek and Pole Creek areas include drill seeding and drog coverage with future light grazing under management.
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Ashley National Forest
One A. Harrison
Lake Fork
Pole Creek
Harrison
Farm Creek
Alarming Elementary Teacher Shortage Forecast
T M Stinnett associate secretary of the National Commission on Teacher Education warned at the Utah Education Association meeting in Salt Lake City that the United States will face a severe shortage of elementary teachers within ten years. He cited rising birth rates and declining interest in elementary teaching as key causes while noting an oversupply of high school teachers in some fields and fewer job openings.
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T. M. Stinnett
National Commission On Teacher Education and ‘Professional Standards
Salt Lake City
The
Utah Education Assn
Avaibale Cotth
First city lit by electricity in United States
Sunbury Pennsylvania earned the distinction as the first U.S. city to be illuminated by electric light marking a landmark in public utilities and urban modernization.
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Sunbury
United States
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V. A. Bergeson
Salt Lake
Ashley Range
Vernal Auto Shop
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Vernal, Utah
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