State Builds Park of Entry Centers in Utah Tourists Boost
Utah announces eight information bureau buildings to spur tourism with centers at Vernal Kanab St George and more. Each bureau costs about 21000 with annual aim to lengthen visitor stays and raise state revenue by roughly 300000 for the season. Officials say the tourist bureaus will guide travelers to attractions and encourage longer stays.
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Tourial Information Bureau
Utah
Ind
Enhan
Kanal
George
Aera
Uintah High School to Stage Headed for Eden Play
Uintah high school will present the three act comedy Headed for Eden on November 15 and 16 in the high school auditorium. Cast includes 4yleen Merkley and Sterl ey Colton in lead roles. 60 students tried out for parts. Dramatics instructor Stella Harris Oaks directs. parking and welcome displays described. venue plans include a reading area, test rooms, and showers as part of the display entry.
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Uintah High School
Eden
Ugh School
Tyleen Merkley
Sterley Colton
Stella Harris Oaks
Annual Pheasant Shoot Opens Amid Light Uintah County Harvest
Deer season closed and duck season opened with little activity in Uintah County during the week. Pheasant season begins Saturday at 7 am with modest expectations as birds are scattered. Hunters reported a few ducks near Green River and Stewart’s Lake. several bags of two or three ducks. A party north of Jensen boasted two geese apiece. Weather improvements expected for ducks after rain and cold. Officials released 800 male pheasants recently. bands to be left at Vernal Sports Shop or city offices. Byron Fisher notes club members will aid wardens at roadblocks and check stations. If Saturday is sunny, hunting should be excellent.
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Uintah
Green River
Stewert
Jensen
Don Jensen
Bay Hatch
Bus Hatch
Byron Fisher
Alan Hatch
Teddy Tlatch
Egalat
le and
Releare
Verna
Melo Possaft
I Vernal Rod and Gun Club
Fisher
Lmnakee
Harold B Lee to Speak at State Conference in Provo
Harold B. Lee of the council of twelve apostles will address the United Stake quarterly conference. The first session opens Saturday at 5:30 pm with welfare workers, followed by a priesthood leadership meeting at 8:00 pm. Sunday events include priesthood meetings at 9:00 am and tabernacle sessions, with mothers and daughters gatherings and a stake MIA led evening meeting.
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Harold B. Lee
Counci of
Twelve Apostles
LDS Church
Church
Conference of
United Stake
Buntley
Archie Johnson
Pam
Atake
Tabernacle
Elder Lee
Stake Mia Organization
Trailways Seeks Interstate Permit to Carry Mail
Trailways asks the Utah Public Service Commission for ultrastate rights to carry mail on its Salt Lake City to Denver route and between Utah points Vernal Heber City Provo and Salt Lake City. K B Charlesworth of Trailways testified the goal is public convenience and potential U S Mail contracts, with possible multiple daily deliveries if approved. Sterling Transportation protested the request.
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Denver-Salt Lake
Pacific Trailways
Utah
Heber City
Provo Salt Lake City
K. B. Charlesworth
Charlesworth
Salt Lake City
Utah Public Service” Commission
eAsct Gay
Colorado State Line
Fbus
Ens
Mull News
Entey
Vernal
Salt Lake
Tol
U. 8
Salt Lake-Vernal Mall
Sterling Transportation Company
R. L. Bird
Jay Lilenquist
County 4 H FFA To Bay Finest County Calves
Uintah county beef breeders agreed to sell the top two steer or heifer calves from each herd for 4 H club and FFA members. Calves entered in the Uintah Basin Livestock Show will display the feeder and breeder names. Nearly 50 breeders support distributing calves to youths to protect county breeders' reputations. County agent Filam C Whiteker announced the plan and urged other breeders to participate.
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Uintah County
H Club
FFA Boys
Bruet
Filam C. Whiteker
Uintah Basin
Spe
Water Division Meeting at Price in Utah
Utah officials and about twenty Utah Basin water company leaders gather in the Price civic auditorium to discuss divisions of Colorado river waters. The meeting could form the basis for future reclamation projects on the Colorado River. Officials from upper basin states are expected to attend.
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Utah
Colorado — River
Civic Auditorium
Price
Colorado Basin
Colorado Antreen
Ialn Water Company
Utah Delet
Pheasant Dinner Set By Vernal Lions Club
The Vernal Lions announce their annual pheasant dinner and dance to be held November 23. Members will turn over pheasants from the weekend shoot to the dinner committee. Lady Lions will attend the Central school event at Imperial Hall, with a public dance to follow.
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Vernal Lions Club
Lions Club
Lady Lions
Aining
Perial
Uintah Basin Oil Field Seen as Great Resource
A geologic survey links Uintah Basin in northeast Utah and northwest Colorado to a vast oil pool covering about 100 square miles. The study notes many fields there may mirror a recently proposed strike in the area, with potential for widespread drilling in coming months.
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Lo Gehiele
Rolile Weber
Iba Angely
Uintah Basie
Utah
Colorado
Exat
Uintah Basin
Radio Tower Erected for Uintah Basin Station KJAM
A 150 ft antenna tower was completed Saturday at the Hotel Vernal for KJAM the Uintah Basin radio station. The 250 watt transmitter will operate on 1940 kilocycles under Mutual Broadcasting System with J C Vallentine of Logan as president Tarland Walker of KNAK named resident manager. Construction on the hotel will resume later after steel ordering. Mrs Gordon Davis of Wheatland Wyoming visits her mother Mrs Miller.
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Malin
First East Streets
Uintah Basin
KJAM
Atatun
J. C. Vallentine
Logan
Tarland Walker
KNAK
Murdock Granger Campaign Highlight in Vernal Utah
Senator Abe Murdock and Congressman Walter Granger headlined a Democratic rally in Vernal urging support for Central Utah reclamation projects. Granger pressed ongoing work for water rights with Colorado, while Martin M Larson urged passage of constitutional amendments, and local Democratic candidates were introduced amid Republican campaigning.
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Abe Murdock
Walter K. Granger
Utah
Echo Park
Uintah County
Murdock
Lona Cub
Congress
Granger
Colorado
Martin M. Larson
Utah, Supreme Court
Haber
J. Harold Reader
Owen Slaugh
Forrest Goodrich
C. Hacking
Wallace Oaks
Charles
T. Pope
Me Samuel
Charles A. Hardy
Bt Snyder
County School Chief Urges Passage of Amendments
H Grant West Uintah county superintendent of schools spoke before three PTA groups urging passage on November 5 ballot. He argued amendments No 3 and 4 would restructure school funds to more fairly fund districts like Uintah and Jordan, highlight tax implications, and outline a uniform state education system with a minimum program.
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H. Grant West
PTA
Tridel
Supt
West
Ft. Duchesne
Bonanza
Central School
Hoametropolitan
Uintah Byachool
Sunt. West
Uintah
Cabana
Jordan
Utah
St Ma
Veat
Tse Nahi Tor Ne
Syery
Mage
Jordan District
Func
Burk Veat
Constitutional
Supt West
Fish Game Program Slated Amid Uintah Basin Talks
In Uintah Basin discussions the Fish and Game program outlined a three part plan. Hatchery expansion and road construction near Green River area aim to boost stocking and access while a planting program increases wildlife numbers. A two year extension of five year land leases is possible under Interior Department rules to prevent waste and better manage public lands.
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Vine Mountain
Intah
Naraos
and ‘Gun’ Club
Tions
Fisher
Ingerling Pan Moni
Uintah
Madi Posante
Whiterocks
Oferan
Focal Rodan Gun Club
Ac. Com
Big Grine Poly
Green Pale
Pendal Secretary of Interior
Spe
McKee
Lions Club
Lame
Pheasant Hunt Rules Emphasized By Local Officials
Mr Flaher addressed education program and laws to protect wildlife during hunting season. He warned that depleted hen pheasants now could foreclose pheasant shoots in 1947. Mrs Mary Muntwaring and ranger Glen Harrieon of Dinosaur National ment hosted and magic act followed. Grant West, Utons club president, presided.
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Flaher
Mary Muntwaring
Glen Harrieon
Ranger
Dinosaur National Ment
Hy Grant West
Utons Club
Vernal Hunters Store 14 Tons Venison For Storage
In Vernal the Vernal Hunters store 14 tons of venison for cold storage. Don Hacking and Ban Batty, managers, report 27,492 pounds cut and stored. Ashley Valley Market owner Margin Broome and notable Willow Creek rancher Ronbre 3 oversee storage, including a 226 pound buck and a weight record split.
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Don Hacking
Ban Batty
Managera O Vernal
Datty
Mr. Hacking
Ashley’ ‘Valley
Broome
Willow Creek
Gat~ Heman
Ashley Valley
Hacking
Hackings
Hospital News: Slienta at Mark Ta Ba Alin Hos H Kay W
Fragmentary hospital news notes mention names like Rex and Harmon Gray among medical staff. The illegible OCR yields few clear facts, but hints at personnel and department updates in a medical facility.
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Mark
Begrog
Erate Rex
Mra
Ze Harmon ¢ Gray
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