Alterra Edges Utes 18 12 In Tough Friday Game
Alterra Spartans defeated Uintah Utes 18 to 12 in a hard fought football clash. Tealback Melvin Weeks scored two long Ute TDs and Bud Jacobsen added a late score for Uintah, while Alterra used quarterback Eddy Davis and receivers Butcher Dirry Shifter and Ross to seal the win.
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Utes Host Roughriders Friday In Home Game
Uintah Utes welcome Thuniacyplt Roughriders Friday afternoon seeking to rebound from a 45 to 10 loss earlier in the season. Roosevelt aims to stay perfect in district play as they battle for the championship with a close, physical contest anticipated.
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Arizona Man Injured in Highway Mishap
Gary Pilcher, 21, of Phoenix, suffered a broken shoulder Tuesday at 6 p.m. when his eastbound car struck the blade of a bulldozer being hauled west from Craig on Highway 40 two miles east of Jensen. Pilcher was admitted to Uintah Basin hospital. Elmer Taevnen of Craig drove the truck. J. J. Stanton Transportation Co. owned it. The truck driver was uninjured.
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Promise of cheaper ramie prompts new market hope
A recent ramie decorticating invention could open a new crop market for this oldest fabric base. Ramie, eight times stronger than flax or cotton and four times as strong as silk, has been limited by processing costs to luxury tablecloths. It can be grown extensively in the south.
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Lions Convention Moves From Vernal Due to Housing
The Utah Lions Convention will not be held in Vernal next year because housing shortages from the oil boom. Francis Feltch announced at a Lions meeting led by Charles L. Winkel. Guests included Orson Slack Judge Joseph E. Nelson and others from Salt Lake City speaking for the Utah Association for the United Nations. Mercer and Long spoke about observance of M week October 17 to 24. The district governor will meet Vernal Lions on November 10. Also notes Navy Aviation Cadet training for eligible young men and Navy Recruiting offices for information. The world’s largest Naval base near San Francisco Bay represents a half a billion dollar investment.
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J. L. Long
Salt Lake City
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Navy
Faulty Nurse Distribution Aggravates Crisis
The American Nurses Association warns that the nursing shortage worsens as nurses are unevenly distributed. Urban areas have one nurse per 205 people, rural districts one per 1089. The ANA promotes a free national placement service to relocate nurses to where demand is greatest and to guide students into nursing careers amid a record 300,000 registered professionals.
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Pensioners Set Monday Meeting in Utah County
R H Siddoway state president of Utah Old-Age Pension and Assistance Organization and Mrs Agnes Williams Magna state organizer will speak Monday at 2 PM in the county courthouse. Mrs Leona Schafermeyer Uintah county chapter secretary announced Wednesday inviting all persons interested in old age pension problems to attend.
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Agnes] Williams
Magna
Leona Schafermeyer
Uintah
Cow in Denmark Claims Vast Lineage Through Breeding
A 16 year old cow in Denmark is reported to have more than 100000 descendants. Most of the offspring come from artificial breeding through sons and grandsons, highlighting rapid genetic expansion via selective mating.
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New High School Report Cards Adopted at Healy
A yearlong study of the statewide report cards and marking methods led Healy high school to adopt a new compact report card. It lists grades for all classes and adds citizenship and scholarship marks with A to F and J indicators. Cards issued every six weeks, parents to review promptly, then rotated to homeroom teachers for filing.
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Healy
Parenta
Odd Game Fish Names Across Regions
The article notes regional names for fish, such as lake trout as togue in Maine, stone catfish called mad toms in the South, and crappie known as chinquapin perch in the Lower Mississippi valley. It highlights how same species bear different local nicknames.
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Ceremony at Field House Focuses on Navy Day Events
The program at the Field House includes an invocation, Marimba pieces by Anna Faye Snow, and remarks by Mayor Stringham and Mr. Untermann about the museum. Gov. Merbert Bo Man will speak, with additional notes from the mayor and a museum portion. Navy Day on Oct 27 marks the 173rd anniversary of the founding of the Navy and Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday. NROTC students will study at 52 universities and cruise on Atlantic and Pacific fleets ships during summer.
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Aaron W. Tracy
Utah Department of Publicity
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Merbert Bo Man
Stringham
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