John Marshall Bicentennial Celebrations Across the Nation
The nation marks the 200th anniversary of John Marshall with programs in libraries, schools, and museums. Commemorations include a Philadelphia kickoff with President Eisenhower and Chief Justice Warren, exhibits at the Library of Congress, and a 40 cent John Marshall stamp released in September.
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John Marshall
United States
Fauquier County
Viruma
Marshall
Virginia
Juste
Sealy
Supreme Court
Congress
Marshal
rSsupreme Court
Warren
John Adams
Philadelphia
Phila
Isenhower
United Soc
A P Dental Brochimattoy
U.S. John Marshall
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Richmond
Willamsburg
Library of Congress
Merhal
John S. Richards
American Library Association
Madison
Edward §. Corwin
Princeton University
United States Post Office Department
Davis Primary Reorganized in Local Vote
The local primary was reorganized with Lamar Richens as president replacing Bevish Pummell and several Watkins and Karl Karren family members. The Relief Society bazaar at the Utah Power and Light building drew strong crowds and sold nearly everything.
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Lamar Richens
Bevish Pummell
Ben Watkins
Delma Watkins
Winong Walker
Baby
Karl Karren
Bopanza
Clifford Massey
Utalhic Power and Light Building
White House backs Colorado storage plan in Congress push
Washington reports the White House will push the upper Colorado storage project through Congress next year. A circulated memo argues no power policy issue exists, counters high cost claims, and states most power will go to private utilities while rural cooperatives retain some supply. The memo also says the project will not harm California water rights and that costs are manageable over 40 years with crop diversification and income stabilization.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Aleps
Midwest Republic
Eank
House of Representatives
House
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Eisenhower
Capitol I
Echo Park
Cencus Bureau
Usl
Upper
Upper Basin
Friends of the
Upper Colorado
House Republican Caucus
Rural Electrification Administration
California
Colorado River
Supreme Court
Arizona
Ashley Noomi Karren to Attend BYU
Ashley Noomi Karren left last week for Provo where she will attend BYU this winter. The article notes numerous local visitors and social events, including church meetings, funeral attendances, and community notices from Salt Lake City, Rangely, Worland, Casper, and Murray regions, interspersed with sports and public affairs references. Jackie Robinson’s lead-off role for the Dodgers and a memo about federal irrigation projects are briefly mentioned.
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Nooma Karren
Prova
BYU
John Powell
Allcie
Salt Lake City
Keith
Jack
Aliee Kidd
Jesse A Haws
Lavor Anderson
Keith Fielding
DeLyle Billings
Mary Cook
Anna Smith
May Freestone
Arnold Redhair
Rangely
Lewis Freestone
Harold ‘Twitchell
Worland
Wye
Verd Mann
Casper
Clinton Twitchell
Jack Ellsworth
Roy
Luther Swett
Nelle Kloepper
Warren Jones
Alms Preece
Whiteracks
Clark Carum
Harry D. Kidd
Perrin Air Force Base
Texas
Helen Richens
George Lee
Niles Haslem
Oil News and Uintah County Drilling Updates
Reports cover multiple Utah oil tests and unit developments in Uintah and Grand counties. Details include Red Wash and Weber tests, Wasatch field development planning, and rework of Carter Oil Roosevelt unit. Also noting Utah Oil and Gas Conservation Commission formation and USGS terminations of several unit agreements.
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New World
New World Oil. Ltd
Uintah
Weber
Powder Springs
Minton State Carter Oil Co
Hi Creek
Min
Orig. Co
Richtman
Federal Carter Oil Co
Walker Hollow
Green River
Mesa
Red Wash
Standard Oil Co
Cal
CNE
Smith Moore Agate No
Agate Oil Company
Grand County
Ft. Dakota
Morrison
Toles
Southam Canyon
el Paso Natural Gas Co
NENE
Uintah County
Gulf Oil Corp
Wasatch Lest
Roosevelt
Carter Oil Co
Roosecvit
TIS
RSW
USM
Uintah Co
Utah
USGS
South Ouray
Gulf Oil Co
Continental Oil Co
Chapita Wells
Utah State Land Board
Brannum Joins Candy Firm After Pro Basketball Career
This article mentions Bob Brannum retiring after four years with the Drayton Celtics and seven years in professional ball, taking a representative role for a candy company Branning was with Alk-Ameritay at the University of Kentucky. It references Stan Hack signing a 1956 Cubs contract, rumors about Harry Walker, the St. Louis Cardinals pennant chances, Rube Waddell striking out 349, Bob Feller’s 348 modern record, Birdie Tebbetts and Wally Post.
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Bob Brannum
Drayton Celtics
Pte Ball
Branning
Ag AlkAmeritay
University of Kentucky
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Harry
Walker
Lotte Cardinals
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia Aretice
Bob Feller
Feller
Birdie Tebbets
Cincinnati Redlegs
Bays
Wally Post
Mickey Manile
Fragments Hint At Wartime Gossip In Local Column
A clipped line appears to hint at a witty remark about a clever girl and a dropped hankle, attributed to Newman, reflecting a casual slang tone in a small community column.
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Hart Warren
Davis Davis
By Jensie Wallins
Wm. Gardiner
Ella Watkins
Florida
Newell Warren
Wilford Olsens
Art Boren
Craig
Ken Workman
Ashley Noomi Karren
Alma Preece
Glenn Davide
Elmer Swett
Daniel Blaurrison of
John Warrison
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Cubs
Robinson
Junior Gilliam
Jackie
Theodore Roosevelt
Tribune
AEO
Atomic Energy Commission
Sation Sta
Becisiaa
Elnath
Iran
Gorner Sports
Otto
Graham
Cleveland Browns
George Ratterman
Newman
the Express
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