Oil Well Type Drill Used in Mining Operations
Denver speakers describe an oil well type rotary drill adapted for mining open pit work. George traction Co. cites new air cooling of cutters and successful Utah open pit use with 40 to 60 foot holes overburden and 25 to 30 foot ore, noting past bit losses overcome and blasting procedures with powder and rifles.
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Denver
Colo
American Mining Congress
George Traction Co
Salt Lake City
Heid. Y
Utah
Putman
Eight Men Enter Service in Army from Vernal
Seven released, six left Vernal Monday for Fort Ord California for basic training. Inductees from the local selective service board include Lee Wallis James Ter as bor, Alder Jorgensen, Roosevelt Bodily La point, Kenneth L Hardy, and Fr Duchesa L City. Other attestations announce Ken neth G Caldwell going to officers candidate school in Manticon Virginia and several men from Vernal joinings in the Army, Marines and Air Force.
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Vernal
Ft. Ord
Cal
Army
Selective Service Board
Tr Lee Wallis
James ” Ter
Bor
Em Alder Jorgensen
Roose‘pillas Bodily
Lapoint
Kenneth L. Hardy
Duchesa L. City
Selective
Kenneth G. Caldwell
Manticon
Virginia
United States Marines
Thorsl
Clarence Gardner
Hoosevelt
Kenneth 5 Sishens
Eenal
Rey Gene
Hall
Ponst Feltch
Carl All
Thomas C.pattison
Redding
Col
Air Force
Duane Hall
Coal Show to Bring Mining Gear to Bluefield Event
Bluefield West Virginia hosting a coal show from May 14 to 16 with milling equipment valued in the millions on display. The event showcases mining gear and related industrial goods to a city of about 20 000 residents and visitors.
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Bluefield
W. Va
County Cancer Officers Chosen for 1952
The Uintah County chapter of the American Cancer Society announced officers for 1952. Louisa Hatch is county chairman with Luis F. Havens as vice chairman Nick Meagher treasurer Francie Nunan secretary Dr T R Seager medical advisor Eva P Hatch educational chairman Barbara Mohr campaign chairman Lucile Hatch Sadie McConkle co chairman and Clair Hates publicity chairman. A cancer training school will be held at the Uintah County Court House on September 20 for those interested in learning about cancer detection and prevention. Attendees will include representatives from all county precincts and wards and former cancer society workers.
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A ‘Anerran Cancer Society
Uuh
State Cancer Society
Louisa Hatch
Luis F. Havens
Nick Meagher
Francie Nunan
T. R. Seager
Eva P. Hatch
Barbara Mohr
Lucile Hatch
Sadie McConkle
Clair Hates
Uintah County Court House
The
Cancer Society
Ogden Livestock Show Slated With Hereford Sale
Ogden set for November 15 to 19 with a night sale of Hereford females and pen lots. The show will feature bulls and cattle from western states, overseen by Intermountain Hereford Breed secretary Mr Read.
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Ogden Livestock Show
Ogden
Ogden Livestock
Shaw
Tod
O.read
Intermountain
Utah Calls for Quick Salt Lake Route Improvements
A Tribune editorial notes a 28.2 percent jump in July traffic to Salt Lake via Parleys Canyon, urging reconstruction of the eight mile stretch into a broad, graded highway. The projected cost is about two and a quarter million dollars, delaying immediate completion despite rising tourist traffic.
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Salt Lake
Parley’s Canyon
Utah
Mountain Dell Reservioe
Pri
Aess
Ertia
Forest Service Plans Six New Bridges This Fall
Forest Service will construct six new bridges this fall in the Ashley National Forest under Forest Supervisor Wm Hurst. Bridges will replace old spans on White River near Krebs Creek, Loop at North Fork of Anney Creek, Farm Creek crossing by Elkhorn Ranger Station, Paradise Park near Paradise Ranger Station and Reservoir, and Lake Fork Mountain on Hell Canyon road. Laminated type structures will be used. Road Supervisor Mard Evans will supervise construction and progress reporting.
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Auhley National Forest
Wm. Hurst
White River
Fenithd
Krebs Creek
Anney Creek
Farm Creek
Elkhorn Ranger Station
Paradise Park
Paradise Ranger Sia
He Paradise Reservoir
Hella Canyon
Jon Lake Fork Mountain
Mard Evans
Prophesied Economic Strain and Job Outlook in 1930s Essay
In a Rawley-like column from Worcester Massachusetts the piece argues abundant jobs exist due to military spending and steady goods, but warns of dangers if labor and wages rise. It fears foreign workers could push communism and spark world war ii, urging Americans to work harder to curb price increases.
Farmersface beef lamb supply decline in western states
Denver report notes U S Department of Agriculture estimated western lambs at 11 583 000 with total slaughter 11 289 000, a decline from last year 2e38 000 while prices and costs influence production and market dynamics. Strong entities include U S Department of Agriculture and Western states observers.
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Reece Denver
U. Sh Department of Agriculture
Local Marksman Tops Rangely Biannual Shoot
Edd Kiss of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, won the Rangely 4th Annual Smallore Bi with a score of 1598 out of 1600. Competitors from Vernal and other towns also placed in the Iron Sight and Grand Aggregate events, with Mr. Goodrich posting 1566 of 1642 in the grand total as winning prize noted.
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Edd
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Vernal Participal Ward
Iich
Firat
Dewar
Goodrich
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