Conference Committees Shape Unresolved Legislative Battle
Seven major bills linger in conference as House and Senate clash over TVA bonds AAA amendments social security rivers and harbors and a 300 million deficiency act. Conferees seek common ground on banking and public utilities while Carter Glass opposes centralized banking and presidential influence may decide fate.
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Congress
White House
House
Senate
TVA
Carter Glass
Federal Reserve Act
Relief Rolls Peak in Utah Counties During Early 1935
Garfield County led Utah with 64.9 percent on relief in the first quarter of 1935 per the Utah ERA division. Morgan and Grand counties logged the lowest shares at 11.3 and 17.4 percent respectively. The era relief program averaged about 31,798 cases across three months, peaking at 32,279 in March, with direct relief totaling 1,276,468 dollars and work relief 1,189,185 dollars.
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Garfeld County
Division of Research and Statistics
Utah
Garfield County
Utah Relief Administration
Morgan County
Grand County
Duchesne
Emery
Daggett
Washington
Millard
Plute
Beaver
Kane
Rich
Uintah
Sanpete
Tooele
Sevier
Enthusiasm Grows In Softball Sport Shows League Action
Lions extend winning streak amid upsets as Fayette drops to third and Wrigley rises as a tough challenger. Cubs hand Fayette a 14 3 loss while Lions beat Cubs 11 7 and Tigers beat Wrigley 2 4. Exhibition games draw crowds and Centerfield band adds to the scene.
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Wrigley
Tigers
Lions
Axtell
Cubs
Fayette
Ball Park
Centerfield
Sugar Makers
Wrigley Boys
Fayette Boys
Factory Boys
Grant Harris
Gunnison
Growlers
Wrigley-Fayette
Thurs
T'gers
Lions-Axell At Axtell
Tigers Cubs
Extension Director Proposes Rural Utah Water Improvements
Utah extension director William Peterson outlines low cost ways to supply culinary water in rural homes. He cites distance to water sources, potential piping for springs and wells, artesian wells with home fixtures, cisterns for dry areas, and pumping options to reduce labor and increase convenience.
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Utah
William Peterson
S. A. C. Extension Service
Gunnison chapter of Future Farmers plans trip and officers
The Gunnison chapter elects year officers for 1936 and schedules a summer outing to Yellowstone National Park. New president Max Sorenson, vice president Earl Edwards, secretary-treasurer Molen Peterson, watchdog Vasca Despain, and reporter Ployd Kaneko will lead a group of 30 members plus judging teams to Logan for contests and the F F A convention. They plan a bus trip August 25 with a watermelon bust social after.
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Gunnison
Future Farmers of America
Gunnison Valley High School
Yellowstone National Park
Max Sore
Logan
I. L. Henrie
Gunnison High Band Impresses at Nephi Parade
Gunnison High School band of thirty, in white trousers, drew praise at Nephi for its clarion notes and marching under Milton Perkins during the Blackhawk encampment parade. The Band Mothers plan full uniforms next year. Regular summer practice ended with an ice cream treat for members.
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Gunnison High School
Nephi
Blackhawk
Milton Perkins
Gunnison
Mothers of the Valley
Ira Overfelt
Leo Bardsley
D. Michaelsen
Band Mothers Organization of
Harris Couple Return From Northwest Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs T W Harris a bride and groom of August returned to Gunnison Saturday after a honeymoon trip to the northwest They were married at Salt Lake August 3 and left that evening for Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland and other cities They visited scenic spots in the northwest and are at home to friends in Spearmint.
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T. W. Harris
Gunnison
Northwest
Harris
Salt Lake
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Portland
Northwest States
Spearmint
Hart Sanders Attend Anniversary in Richfield
Mr and Mrs Hart Sanders and family traveled to Richfield Friday for a birthday anniversary party honoring Mrs John Kyhl who turned 74 Immediate family and about twenty five close friends attended Mrs Kyhl is the mother of Mrs Sanders
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Hart Sanders
Richfield
John Kyhl
Kyhl
Sanders
Business Visit by Gunnison Sugar Superintendent
Hart J. Sanders, superintendent for the Gunnison Sugar company, and Mrs. Sanders left Friday for a combined business and pleasure trip. They drove to Sacramento to meet with sugar officials, then to San Francisco. They plan about ten days away, with stops at Los Angeles and a visit to the San Diego exposition upon return.
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Hart J. Sanders
Gunnison Sugar Company
Miss Daniels Returns From Nagoya Missionary Work
Miss Mabel Daniels has come back to the United States after years in Nagoya Japan. She will be in Gunnison next Sunday to lead a religious service at the home of Mr and Mrs D Miyatake in Clarion. Daniels will give a talk in Japanese for attendees before leaving for Salt Lake City to sail again for the Orient to resume missionary duties.
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Mabel Daniels
Nagoya
Japan
United States
Gunnison
Miss Shirley Jensen Visits Spearmint Guest of Miss Sandera
Miss Shirley Jensen of Salt Lake arrives for a week long visit and stays as a guest of Miss Maxine Sandera in Spearmint.
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Shirley Jensen
Salt Lake
Maxine Sandera
Gunnison Levan Oil to Seal Utah Highway 28
The Gunnison to Levan 21 mile highway project begins with site prep and the new Barber Green bituminous mixer to oil the road. J M Sumsion of Springville holds the $71,000 contract with 30 months of work ahead and 40 percent of workers drawn from Sanpete county.
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Gunnison
Levan
Ora L. Hyer
Frank Lewis
J. M. Sumsion
Springville
Utah
Salt Lake
Hyer
Sanpete County
Juab
Utah 1935 Wheat Crop Leads State Agriculture Forecast
Utahs 1935 wheat crop is estimated at 5 521 000 bushels up from 3 147 000 in 1934 with a five year average nearly met Jank Andrews state agricultural statistician notes oats hay potato and sugar beet yields are also higher than last year Orchard fruit production is listed with apples peaches pears cherries and more based on August 1 conditions Mr and Mrs Julius Duggins visited Salt Lake as guests of the Villards
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Utah
Jank Andrews
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Sanpete Valley
Ephraim
Ephraim Enterprise
Interprise
Ephraim Tunnel
Morrison-Knudson Company
Boise
Idaho
Spring City
Messrs
Wiliams
Blakeley and
Nelson
R. F. Walter
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Denver
Larsen
Salt Lake Basin
M. S. Ross
Reclamation Engieer
Ross
J. Schaaf
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Levor Clements
Gunn's
Smith Kearns
Gunnison-Levan
Julius Duggins
Waldo Villard
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