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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
14
Dear Amy answers readers on family strain and dating. A wife asks about a neglectful husband and a handicapped child, while readers discuss marriage, work, and parenting. A reader questions bullfighting cruelty in Mexico, and letters praise graduation invitations for ten children. A teen asks about dating under parental rules and faces strict rebuke.
County agent Bill Farnsworth urges immediate louse control across the herd to keep milk and beef production healthy. He advises treating all animals and new arrivals, using dipping or systemic methods, with high pressure sprays in small groups during fall and spring to prevent reinfestation.
Babson outlines his six week absence, praising unity with Britain, criticizing de Galle, and predicting European buying could prop up the Dow while earnings fall. He warns against current stock moves, notes German and Italian industrial vigor, Spain’s attractions, and the danger of inflation and wage struggles amid a shifting global economy.
The First Security Bank Newsletter reports Utah bank loans ahead of 1959 by about 2 percent and department store and new car sales modestly above 1950. It notes checking deposits near year-ago levels, rising time and savings deposits, and growing mortgage funds. Construction remains 17 percent below 1950 peaks while energy use hits new highs. Agricultural output dips below 1950 and ten-year averages, though non agricultural employment hits a record 275,000 in September.
Recommendations warn against milk residues from pesticides such as toxaphene and rotenone or pyrethrin sprays. Farmers should consult county agents for guidance and follow manufacturer directions. For meat, Korlan requires 56 days, Co-Ral 45 days, lindane 30 days, toxaphene 28 days after slaughter. malathion has no waiting period for beef cattle.
A shipyard worker instructs a new riveter to hold the rivet as he nods then hits it with a hammer. The scene ends with a widow and three children left behind.
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