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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
6
Editorial calls out complacent residents for not voting and urges citizen involvement to support enforced laws child protection and property safeguards. It cites Henry Milbenm’s call for a new ticket to offer voters a real choice and stresses shared responsibility in nominating and electing capable city officials.
A heated reflection argues that negligent smokers cause extensive fire damage and deaths. It contrasts intentional arson with careless acts by cigarette users, urging heightened awareness of cigarettes as fire risks and demanding accountability to prevent wildlife and property loss.
A message from Elder Darrell K. Goodrich in Bangor, Maine, reaches the Vernal Express describing the fall colors and sending thanks to Jack and others back home. He notes excitement about preserving papers in North Dakota and mentions events in 1873.
A lengthy probe outlines Kerr influence on the Federal Power Commission from 1945 to the early Truman era. It highlights Kerr’s rise, allied figures, and the shift in control over rate making for natural gas and electricity, with profits benefiting gas producers and costs to consumers. The piece promises further revelations on the high stakes of the Power Commission battle.
Campbell family of Warnesetter Wyoming announces the arrival of a baby girl born October 8. Other births and family notices include a baby girl for Mr and Mrs Dale Thacker and a baby boy for Mr and Mrs Vene Collett born October 1. Mrs Morrison returned from Sacramento after two weeks with her children. Mentions of funerals and travels, plus a church conference and changes in local church leadership. Also notes of residents visiting Mountain View and Greendale, and a sailor visiting from Long Beach after a leave. The piece concludes with a historical note on the earliest state editorial association organized in Wisconsin in 1853.
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