Uintah County primary turnout warns on voter apathy
An urging column notes only 1200 of 3755 registered Uintah County voters cast ballots in the September 6 primary, warning that low participation risks minority rule and national decline. It stresses registration deadlines October 10 17 and 31 and urges citizens to vote in the November general election.
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Uintah County
Wekchim
Joe Stalin
Vernal
Jou
Russia
Vernal-Manila Road Downgraded to Third Class Status
Vernal-Manila highway designated third class after talks with Bureau of Public Roads and National Forest Service in Salt Lake City. Change means loss of National Forest Service funds for road upgrades, shift to state funding, and questions over Uintah county approval. Ward and Stringham vow to counter the setback as Echo and Split Mountain projects loom in Utah’s competition with Colorado’s North South highway.
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Frank B. Ward
B. H
Bry) Stringham
Stringham
Ward
Bureau of Public Roads
National Forest Service
Salt Lake City
Bureau of Roads
Forest Service
D. H. Whittenburg
State Road Commission
Olson
Naional Forest Service
Degpain
The
Swain
Road Commission
Uintah County Commission
Whittenburg
Uintah County
Becty
Echo
Split Mountain
Utah
Colorado
Washington Debates Over Tax Bill and Draft Law Clash
Bitter partisan debate in Congress centers on President Truman's veto prospects for the control bill and the revised Interim tax bill, with talk of a fireside chat to ease pressure. Amid charges of lax Korean war readiness, Senate amendments shift authority on price controls and allocations, while a major highway bill advances with broad authorizations and urban to rural allocations.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
United Nations Security Council
Lake Success
Senate
House
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Secretary of Commerce
Lkely
Johnson
Oon
LAPOINT Study Group Meeting at Mowrey Home
A local LAPOINT study group held its meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mowrey on Wednesday evening. The Jesson was given by Mrs. Hart Foster and a plate lunch was served by Mrs. Dewey McConkle of Tridel. Numerous neighbors and relatives were noted visiting, traveling, or staying with family members around town during the week, including Rasmussen, Norton, and Perry families, as well as others from nearby towns.
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Ed Mowrey
Jesson
Hart Foster
Dewey McConkle
Tridel
Floyd Angus
Mra
Fallafene
Green River
Wyo
Jerry Starrison
Ramona
Jake Rasmussen
Salt Lake City
Merrell Rasmussen
Leland Perry
Rulon Rasmussen
Fyle
Price
Lille Bigdow
Vernal
Lela Hullinger
Merrill
Pearl Norton
Tilbury
Bud Mullins
Mr. Mullins
California
Art Norton
Clearfield
Sarah Norton
Wlinaien
Ms For
Wellington
Frank Jenkins
Windy
Martin
Eroyal Cox
Scribe
Art Powell
Powell
Salt Lake Ae
Bryce Searle
Willow Trek
Rile Blackburn
Elaine Bingham
Diana Thompson
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Betty Bigelow
Duchesne
W. L. Nielson
Warburton
Leo Walker
Erva Huber
Dacs
Fer
Lilly Margaret
Mervin
Dallas Bodily
Mable Jenkins
Gusher
Norman Bodily
Russell Dutch
Newman
Provo
Jim Shavaugh
Clarice
Lander
Allace Johnson
Merrett Rasmussen
Sacrament Meeting
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Hernal
George J. Ferguson
William B. Wallis
Vergal
Tongass
Alaska
Lia
Lapoint
Mowrey Home
Art Taylor
Jie Clyde Cox
Neola
Ercil Sprouce
Haysten
Kremlin
Moscow
Vienna
Oi Refining Co
E. A. Ges
Utoco
Oldsmobile
Ohdemobile Heyes Marke
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