Indian self government progress on reservations
George P LaVatta a Portland Oregon field agent and Shoshone from Fort Hall Idaho notes swift progress in self reliance under the federal reorganization act. Uintah Ouray and Ft Hall reservations have raised living standards and cut relief as Indians elect their own councilmen to work with the Indian service on land use development resources law and order health and related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P .LaVatts
Portland
United States Indian Service
LaVatta
Indian Service
Farm Supervision Nears Completion in County
County farmers and officials push ahead with farm supervision under AAA programs. Paym ents focus on soil fertility and stable acreage allotments. Local agronomists include Tynn Richens and Marvin Smith, Vernal Yestoy Taylor Randielt, Tomas R WI Todd Roosevelt, and Seaton EL heeler Whiterocks as part of the advisory team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Sar
Goa
Tynn Richens
Marvin Smith
Yestoy Taylor Randielt
Tomas R WI
Todd Roosevelt
and Seaton
EL Heeler
Whiterocks
Explorers League Names Local Representative Thorne
L C Thorne of Vernal has been named deputy supervisor for The Explorers League by Denver leaders. The league urges ordinary people to discover fossils shells plants and insects and to send specimens via a monthly bulletin with prizes. Started in June the national group spans many states with Canada and Alaska represented. readers may contact Thorne or HQ in Denver for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L C Thorne
Vernal
Explorers League
Denver
Thornes
Ife
Canada
Alaska
The
Express
League
Retira
Thorne
Colorado
Future Pilots Get First Taste of Night Flying at Randolph Field
The article details cadets at Randolph Field Texas beginning night flight training as part of the Air Service program. It mentions the large scale of training and the expansion of night flying instruction within the aviation cadet program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Field
Texas PLC
West Point
Utah State Fair Opens In Salt Lake September 14
The Utah State Fair returns September 14 for nine days with record entertainment value. Flying Colors dominates the program, a grand stand show with eight circus acts and RCA Television demonstrations. More than 70 performers will stage musical comedy vaudeville and circus acts, using a 270 foot stage and over 40 featured dancers in a spectacular production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
RCA
Flying Colors
County Softball League Closes Friday Night
The county league ended with two key games as National Guard defeated Maeser and Penney Fashion, keeping Guard undefeated at 8 0 and Javeees at 6 2. Penney Fashion sits at 3 4, Naples Store 4 3, CCC 3 4, Maeser 3 3, and Wardle Merc 3 4 in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Maeser
Penney Fashion
Guard
Penney Pashion
Javeees
Naples Store
CCC
Maeses
Wardle Merc
Wits
Naples
Davis
Nosses
Jensen
Masser
Tridel
Glines
Lapoint
Second Ward
Ashley
First Ward
Lenoint
Tridell
Olines
1000 Year Old Pueblo Ruins Near Cisco Unearth Bodies
Archaeologists from the Colorado Museum of Natural History reveal finds from a Pueblo site on the Albert J Turner ranch near Cisco Utah. In the second season skeletons of a mother and child were found, plus four more including two adults and a deformed adult. Teeth show wear and a missing skull. researchers suspect ritual burial and panel remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
Utah
Marle Wormington
Colorado Museum of Natural History
Misa Wormington
Albert J Turner
Rockcliff
Grand County
MIA Convention to Held Sept 14 and 15
The MIA schedule shows sessions on September 14 and 15 with a free luncheon for ward attendees. Afternoon program focuses on village development and departmental work with four general board members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Koes
Boi
Maneters
Mori
Cimerce
Mir
Sperl
Pour General Board
Salt Lake Bishop to Speak In First Wild Sunday
Salt Lake Bishop planned to speak in Vernal at an evening event directed by the sth wal committee. The program featured Miss Alleen Grange and Mrs AL, with public notices about a separate accident on Tuesday in Half Way Hollow where a sixth car overturned on a slippery curve, leaving occupants bruised and cut but not seriously injured. Jack Young, a highway patrolman, investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C Priest
Helen
Canim
San Francisco Exposition
Priest
Alice Miss Priest
Dutere
Salt Lake Bishop
Lake
Hone
Jack Young
Salt Lake
Firemen Convention Held at Logan Utah
Logan hosts the thirty third annual Utah State Firemen association convention with three days of demonstrations parades exhibitions and contests focused on prevention and control Brigham City won parade top honors and best looking department marching as auxiliaries with additional trophies awarded for bucket brigades coupling and club activities attendees from Vernal and several listed residents plan next year’s event in Murray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Firemens
Logan
Brigham City
Cytet
Wendell Pope
Henry Schaefermeyer
Marion Batty
Kenneth Richardson
John S Mi
Ralph Aslander
Leona York
Mirr
Car and Horse Collision on Maeser Road
Sunday a horse belonging to Wil Ashby darted from willows into a car driven by Mr and Mrs Clive Days and family near Ashby’s home in Maeser. All occupants sustained minor injuries. the horse was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Days
Maeser
Wil Ashby
Ram
Ashb
Vernahte Named Delegate To Reclamation Meet at Great Falls Mont
Vernahte appointed by Governor Blood to represent Utah at the National Reclamation Association annual meeting in Great Falls Montana Sept 24 28. Utah consolidates delegates from counties and reflects continued support for the reclamation program in national spending plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernahte
Reclamation
Great Falls
Utah
Willage
Henry H Blood
National Reclamation Association
Utah Water Storage Commission
Ora Bundy F. Ogden
National Organization
Janel
Diante A
Pratdser
Hoss Jensen
Castledale
Fohriam
Don Petersen
Ferron
Lyman Seeley
Fountain Green
John M Knighton
Gunnison Byron
Howard Huntington
Vivian Tarron
Spring City
Elmer H Gibson Minti
E R Tuttle
Salina Russell Hawkins
Will Hoyt
Nephi
Fred Keller
Carlyle Pace
E Pierce Price
H L Alfred Roosevelt
L P Christensen
Vernal
Governors Board
State Capitol
T H
Mr Christensen
Democratic Rally Dance Held at Avalon
Democrats met Saturday evening for a rally and dance at Avalon with Mrs LeRoy Taylor presiding county afco chairman. Community singing followed by remarks from Mrs Slaugh Mrs Taylor and J Wallace. Erma Blaugh played a piano solo and Mack Sola and Clifford Johnson performed vocal numbers. About 60 attendees danced after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
LeRoy Taylor County
Afco
Mary P Slaugh
Slaugh
Taylor
Wallace Johnson County
Erma Blaugh
Leonard Slough
Mack Sola
Clifford Johnson
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L.c.penney
Explorers' League
Merchants! Wise Advertiser
Baste
Miss Maer
Roosevelt
Slay
Batty
Flora Staich
Wardi Watergard
Ilaho Falls
Jacob N Lubber
M M Cook
Eldon Cook
Cooks
Joseph Hardy
Dee Manwaring
LDS
Clifton Nickells
Ben
Manwaring
Robert Cody
Cody
Bessie Markey
Charles Carpenter
Rodabiugh
Glenwood
Nowa
Rodabaugh
Kelthiy
Neliie
EB Teoisbaugh
Thorre
Kenneth Bad
Thomas
Utr Tah
USAC
Lee Roberts
Saltere
Acel J Walker
Roberts
Sorensen Jewelry Coompany
Walker
Marjorie Silver
Sarah Ellen
Richard Smith
Joseph P Hacking
Richard
Heber J Grant
Heber Joe Smith
Bert White
J Pp
Hacking
Mr Smith
Mr White
Oat
George Hirth
Cary Point
Chase Hirth
Hirtov Frother
Hirth
Cora Derry
Leir Howe
Moir T Derri
Knox College
Metar
Sie Fee Iv
Yellowstone Park
Milfred
Aspet
Tor
Dave
Cribug
Codie Mardwith
Treddie Bartholomew Ot
Tom Brown
Sigward
Dr. Ehrlich
Disney Cartoons
George Smi Ry
the Saint
Claire
Myton
Duchesne
Myron
Camp Transever
Dade McCurdy
Bonnie Miller
Thelma Ross
Ralph Hodgkinsons
Ines
Clinton Holfeltz
CNE
Jin Tt Danwell
John Payne
Jacki Cooper
Betty Fild
Range Busters
Sith
King
Cowboy
John King
Jani Withars
Margaret Weaver
Gene Autrey
Imperial Hall
Dan Lg
Doc’s
Latis le
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Uintah State Bank
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