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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1953

Page

7

Congressional Visit Highlights Echo Park and Dinosaur Monument

Members of the U S Senate and House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee toured Dinosaur National Monument in Vernal Utah and viewed Echo Park dam plans at Pat’s Hole. They learned road and museum improvements should be bolstered by larger scale development with congressional action as Utah Water and Power Board members joined the tour. Local groups including the Chamber of Commerce and Uintah County cooperated in hosting the delegation.

U. S. Senate House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Dinoagar National Monument Echo Park Vernal Dinosaur National Monument Dinosaur Pat's Hole Utah Water and Power Board Chamber of Commerce Uintah County Colorado River Development Committee Vernal City

Tax Burden Tops Daily Work Time in New Chart

A Tax Foundation chart shows a wage earner with 4500 yearly income spends almost three hours daily on taxes. The analysis claims direct and indirect levies consume two hours and 84 minutes of each workday, surpassing other costs like food and housing. It criticizes government costs and urges action.

Tax Foundation

Davis family weekend visit to Evans and Stone

John S. Davis and Mr ana Mrs James W with ant Jobonte of Spanish Fork and Mrs Edna D Jones and daughter Brenda of Fairtenks spent the weekend visiting Mrs Asher Evans and Tamil. Mr Davis is Mrs Evans's father and Mrs one and Mrs Stone are

John S. Davis Ana James W Ant Jobonte Spanish Fork Edna D. Jones Daugtter Brenda Fairtenks Asher Evans Mr.Davis Mra Evan One

Virgil Miller Home on Leave Leads North Utah Reunion

Virgil Miller E N 2 C returns from nine months aboard Korean waters and visits relatives over Labor Day weekend. The Andersons host picnics at Paradise Park with extended family from Salt Lake City and nearby towns. Local residents, teachers, and officials attend gatherings, travel, and funeral services as the community notes family visits and milestones.

Virgil Miller Lela Miller Virgil Andersons Lasbor Day Kelsey Roy Pallet Salt Lake City Pallet June Cox Coleen Colton Thimmer Rasmussen Bernice Kelobough Hicky Pocatello Jelma. Lee Ncipals Gene Daniels Et Ned Pillsbury David Ae Phow Mie Elk Meyer Bter Barbara Nyberg Jethee Ag Fleers Vernal Don Sheffer Salt’ Lake City Helen Turner Harien Turner Gene Shelfer Randlett Wed- Readay Jeremiah ¥ Farel Rand Ichildren Sane Petenla Carlire Harrison Orvil Swain Mia Lorises Wanker Roosevelt Hospital

Jensen Home Makers Club September Meeting Report

The Jensen Home Makers Club met Thursday at 10 with president Lucille Taylor hosting. Ruth Haslem led a lesson on what's right and wrong with a mosiewes, while Lucille Taylor and Mamie Wellman assisted with refreshments. Eight ladies attended.

Weekend visits and family travels to Salt Lake City

Ada Openshaw and others spend a weekend in Salt Lake City visiting relatives and attending Ice Follies and the state fair. Several households plan future trips to Denver Kansas City Provo and Vernal while news notes note family visits and travel plans.

Naples Salt Lake ‘City Ada Openshaw I m Marlow de Tawa Provo Sterling Hawa Clyde Deat Salt Lake City Gardiner Verdin Manwaring Foillip Mister Glendon Manwaring Margaret Roberts

Message to All American Gilsonite Employees Wage Notice

The memo reports estimated losses for wages totaling 72000 by week end and 81600 in materials and services for seven weeks. Freight payments would reach 254400. Gilsonite price at Craig up ten percent while total 1952 sales fell from 1947. Average weekly earnings for March 1953 exceed other mining peers at 92.63 versus 79.84. A proposed five cent hourly wage increase is noted.

United States Department of Labor Ng Department

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