Vernal Tourists Praise Uintah Basin Service
Letters from visitors note outstanding courtesy at Vernal venues including Lloyds Motor Service and Vernal Police Chief Corless. San Francisco official calls Vernal tourist courts "very good" and tourists bring thousands of dollars, aiding local employment and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Lloyd Eaton
Lloyd’s Motor Service
Arthur Corless
Eaton
Uintah Basin
Uintah Area
Oil Progress Week Celebrates Industry Achievements
The oil industry marks Oil Progress Week from October 16 to 22 with open houses, films, pamphlets, and speeches to show how oil is found, produced, transported, refined, and marketed. Industry leaders highlight benefits to living standards and national growth, showcasing democratic outreach and public information efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Z Yesteryear
Weekend Travels Mentioned in Local Notes
Au Miller and family visit Green Lake resort where they are employed. Irene Wankler and daughter Ann travel to Salt Lake City for a teachers’ institute and to see Lina Dudley and Wendell Dudley. Hoyle Jobinson family visit Mrs. Robinson’s parents Nile and Mrs. Ainge. They were on their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Miller
Green Lake
Irene Wankler
Ann
Salt Lake City
Lina Dudley
Wendell Dudley
Hoyle Jobinson
Robinson
Nile Ainge
Land erosion threatens vast acres across ranch lands
The article notes wind and water erosion ruin five hundred parcels yearly at the land camp and on Blue Mer. It cites scholars Bennett and Pryor warning that tens of millions of additional acres suffer damage each year due to improper land use practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett and Pryor
Elmer Snow
Blue Mt
Farm program fights for passage amid Brannan debate
Congress braces for a Senate floor clash on the Anderson bill and the Brannan plan as the farm program moves toward reconciliation with the Gore bill in conference. The Aiken parity formula and price supports shape four major farm proposals while Britain’s pound devaluation and Marshall plan aid influence wheat and other exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Agricultural Committee
Truman
Omaha
Senate
House
Gore
Congress
Anderson
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Washington
Britain
United States
Canada
Local visitors and travels noted in Vernal and Uintah areas
Mrs Nile Ainge and Mr Wilbur Wellman and baby from Oakland visited Harlan Wellman’s family. George Engen stayed in Uintah County hospital. Misidentification corrected about Ray Gardner as Sunday School teacher. McCaffertys from Portland visited. Dinosaurs National Monument and oil fields toured. Willis Stevens and MacKnight headed to Willow Creek for work. Uintah band members traveled to Salt Lake City. Janice Fisher at Carbon Junior College in Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Wellman
Oakland
Cal
Harlan Wellman
George Engen
Uintah County Hospital
Ray Dean Gardner
Bishop Cooke
Bud McCaffert
Portland
Crawford MacKnight
Willow Creek
Willis Stevens
Garth
Fisher
Collene Wall
Rita Stewart
Salt Lake City
Uintah High School
Janice Fisher
Carbon Jr. College
Price
Roy Nash
Avon Hugell
Phoenix
Ariz
Vernal
Jensen
Mary Chew
Pleasant Grove
Emma Brown
Clyde Woods
D. S. T. Oakley
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William B. Wallis
Grant Heath
Utah
Menser Editureau
Cararighs
Uintah County
Editorial
Uintah Brand
Uintah Packing CO
LaRoll Andersiy, Mgr
Mle
Ais
N.S
Blue Mer
Bunosi Hale
U.S. Energy
Ropay
Emargy
Tovay
Diesel
Phillips 66 Main
U. S
John Carson
Michigan
Federal Trade Commission
Carson
Cooperative Movement
Meeker
Colo
DeWayne Merriam
Juniper Hot Springs
Bernard Moon
Frank Brewer
Bitter Creek
Mrs. Carl Fowler
Green Lakes Resort
Byron Fisher
Sewell Police
Don Wall
Marvin Peterson
Fran
Pete Peterson
Hurricane
Rex
Pendlove
Lloyd Stewart
Wiley Stewart
Stewart
Teachers Institute
Larry Au Miller
Marmoth
N. D
Wilson Freestone
Keith B. Caldwell
LDS. Business College
LD. Business College
White
LDS Business College
Lew
Ford
America
New York
Fakjon Academy
Foard
Showalter Motor Company
East Main Vernal
Fashion Academy Gold
Ari AL
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