Honorable Exceptions keep government costs in sight
The Forest Service merged its Hailey Idaho headquarters with Twin Falls to save 15000 annually. The Hailey Times notes residents accept the move despite loss of local status, arguing small savings add up to significant tax cuts across federal government.
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Forest Service
Hailey
Idaho
Twin Falls
Hailey Times
Cattle Market Steadies Amid Flood of Cattle
Editorial notes a large influx of cattle into Chicago stockyards yet a resilient market. Farmers and feeders faced high costs but show renewed confidence as prices may hold firm. Beef prices remain below last year but consumer costs rise with meat supply.
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Charles Lucey
Scripps-Howard
Chicago
Moetr
Oldest U.S. Coal Mine Opens at Ocean City
The Consolidated No 1 Mine of Consolidated Fuel Co at Ocean City has produced bituminous coal since 1842, marking a historic operation as one of the oldest active coal mines in the United States.
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Ocean, Sy
Consolidated Fuel Co
Funeral Services Conducted for Lydia Gurr 83
Funeral services for Lydia Ann Cook Gurr were held last Saturday at 2 p.m. in Vernal First Ward chapel. She died Thursday morning at 10 a.m. in Wintoh County hospital after a short illness. Born March 23, 1870 in Chicken Creek, Saab county, she married Enoch Spencer Gurr April 6, 1885 in the Mang Temple. She came to Vernal in 1889 and lived here since. Blaine Lee dedicated the grave at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery. pallbearers included Earl and DeLoy Gurr and William Richens.
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Lydia Ann Cook Gurr
Vernal First Ward
Wintoh County Hospital
Irvin Eaton
Relief Society Chorus
John Arr
H. S. Sowards
Pres
Jesse Hy
Hans. Mae Jorgensen
van Massey
Blaine Lee
Vernal Memorial Park
Earl and
DeLoy Gurr
William Richens
Floyd Workman
Jack Scott
Wayne Otk
Juvenile Delinquency Surges to Record High in Utah
A Triune report by Dr. Martha Eliot shows Utah's juvenile delinquency cases rose sharply in 1952. Ogden and Salt Lake City posted large percentage increases while the state’s districts reported double‑digit gains over 1951 with smaller courts handling several hundred cases.
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Martha M Eliot
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Ogden
Salt Lake City
Eliot
First District
Provo
Ayer
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