Retailing outlook and competition push service gains
The American Institute of Food Distribution president forecasts a prolonged downward drift in food prices with slow dueling. A dry goods association spokesman notes over a million retail merchants in business, signaling strong competition. Better service, low prices, higher quality and keen management will determine success in evolving chain stores and drifting profits.
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The Challenge of Democracy and American Education Week
Schools nationwide push to strengthen democracy as a practical force in student life. The community and school must cooperate to educate citizens, with American Education Week set for November 7 to 13 under the National Education Association and partners.
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American Legion
United States Office of Education
National Gongress of
Stake Primary Meeting Announced in Vernal Ward
The stake Primary presidency announces a stake Primary meeting to be held Thursday October 28 at 7 30 p.m. in the Vernal First Ward chapel. Mrs R A Bryson stake Primary president notes all ward Primary officers will attend bron day.
International tension and policy moves mark tense period
Washington watches crisis as Truman calls Marshall and Dulles home from Paris while debate over Western Europe policy continues. Hoff man urges balanced trade in Europe with ECA funds and tobacco leaders press for non subsidy stance amid Greek Turkish shipments to Germany.
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State Marshall Home
United Nations
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Europe
Scott W. Lucas
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Lucius Clay
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ECA
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Paul Hoffman
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Interstate Commission
Hunt Unit
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Twin Falls
Idaho
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J.M. Troncoso
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Dominican Republic
International Bank of Reconstruction and Development
International Monetary Fund
Uintah High names stage crew and student councils
Uintah high school forms its stage crew and student councils at the board of control meeting on October 21. Electa Caldwell and Bernell Hales presented names for the crew and Don Millecam was chosen as manager. The crew will be directed by the service bureau and the program committee with Mrs. Freda Davis and Elbert Simmons as advisers for the girls and boys councils.
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Uintah High School
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Board of Control
Mia
Electa Caldwell
Bernell Hales
Thespian Club
Don Millecam
Lynne King
Douglas McLean
Gary Winward
Larry Williams
Edward Stewart
Arden Robins
Kent Taylor
Max Wearren
Freda Davis and
Elbert Simmons
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Council groups named to back up police efforts at UHS
The Girly council will include Kathryn Abeggian Marva Nickell Melba Chew Carole Murray and Joan Shows alter. The Boys' council lists Bryce Caldwell Wayne Lundell Brent Felteh Job Wardell and Verdin Goodrich. They support police actions to improve student courtesy and order at UHS.
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Girly
Kathryn Abeggian
Marva, Nickell
Melba Chew
Carole Murray
Joan Shows Alter
Boys’ Council
Bryce Caldwell
Wayne Lundell
Brent Felteh
Yob Wardell
Verdin Goodrich
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New York
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New York City
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
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Second South
Flying News
Gilbert Bennett
Sam Jacovitto
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Los Angeles
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Meeker
Marion Hall
Price
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Uintah
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Marvin Smith
S. E. Blackham
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