NRA Codes and Business Pulse Amid Labor Strikes and Tax Tangles
The piece notes President Johnson’s NRA push and Blue Eagle warnings for compliant businesses, while acknowledging tax concerns from the Alexander Hamilton Institute. It reports labor unrest in Pennsylvania coal fields, possible company unions, and looming strikes as the economy shows mixed signals with rising production, employment gains, and strong industrial activity through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
National Recovery Drive
NRA
Thelexander Hamilton Institute
Pennsylania
A. F. of L
Tve
Public Works Boost to Revenue and Jobs Across Regions
The article notes public works as a revenue source and job creator with a steady revival in consumer industries led by Dan Bradstreet. It highlights expanded corporation reports, improved profits over three years, and a nationwide spread from east to west, prioritizing waterworks sewer projects highways and tunneling to stimulate private and public investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indus
Dan Bradstreet
Atlantic
Very
Newland
Municipal Unity
Sanpete County Cancels Fair For 1933 Then Plans Race Meet
Secretary Glen A. Jensen says economic conditions force the county fair to be skipped this year. A two day race meet and rodeo will be staged in Manti on September 8 and 9 featuring team pulling track races and baseball with seven local teams entered from Centerfield Mt. Pleasant Manti Fairview and Moroni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanpete County
Glen A. Jensen
County Fair Association
Manti
Jensen
Logan
Centerfield
Mt. Pleasant
Fairview
Moroni
Stop Dangerous Practice On Sidewalk Bicycling
Citizens urge strict enforcement of city rules banning bicycle riding on sidewalks. Main Street is a hazard as children ride and adults exit buildings, risking injuries. Joe Lewis, longtime Weber canyon employee, returns home and plans to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Joe Lewis
Weber Canyon
Mr. Lewis
State Club Leader Receives Arcturus Candle at World’s Fair
D. P. Murray, state club leader, received a candle lit at the World’s Fair in Chicago by Arcturus, a star 40 light years away. An Elgin observatory tracked the star and sent a signal to the Century of Progress to ignite a master candle for Farm Youth events. The Utah candle will become a master for forthcoming 4 H clubs ceremonies. The light left Arcturus around 1893 traveling 186 324 miles per second to reach Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Murray
Chicago
Arcturus
G. L. Noble
National Committee On Boys’ and Girls’ Club
Elgin
Ill
Western Union
Century of Progress
Utah
Murray
Public Use Voting Across Projects Including Tunnels and Hospitals
The text notes votes approved for public use projects such as tunnels dry docks viaducts canals markets and hospitals highlighting infrastructure priorities and government backing.
Joint Farm Loans Reach Huge Sum
Applications for commissioner loans from May 12 to July 28 totaled 70 432 requests amounting to 177 926 833 dollars across 12 districts, exceeding the prior year’s totals for Land Banks. A new joint application will go into use in the 11th district on August 20, allowing eligible farmers to combine Land Bank and commissioner funds for a single loan or two loans totaling the applied amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Bank Commissioner
Federal Land Banks
Wm. H. Woolf
Land Bank
Mr. Woolf
Commissioner
Land Bank Commissioner's Fund
Woolf
Wheat Handling Adopts Adjusted Federal Plan in Utah
Utah wheat program officials report little opposition to the federal adjustment plan. Director William Peterson says districts near completion and contracts for cooperators are being distributed. Replacements for emergency county agents are announced: J. R. Fawcett in district 10, G. A. Stromberg in Box Elder, and R. C. Allred in Carbon Emery Grand and San Juan counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
William Peterson
Peterson
J. R. Fawcett
St. George
J. J. Andrews
Carbon
Emery
Grand
San Juan Counties
Castle Dale
Water tests show Gunnison taps clear of contamination
Utah State Board of Health reports no contamination in Gunnison water despite two complaints. B coli results in three tested portions were negative, with confirmatory results. Lena Brown, late Clarion resident now in Los Angeles, visited briefly, and George Bond of Beaver, a local baker, was in town on personal business and ranch interests nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Board of Health
Gunnison
George Bond
Beaver
Mr. Bond
Clarion
Local social notes from Gunnison district visit and travel
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel and social plans. Crandall and Overfelt discussed banking matters in Gunnison. Rees and relatives visit Spearmint. Miss Sanders returns from Salt Lake. Michaelson visits from Preston to help with sheep. D and Rio Grande agents visited Gunnison. Nielson family plans return from Richfield. Overfelt and Helen travel to Los Angeles. Rees enjoyed Fishlake outing. Salina visits with O. P. Borg and Elders. Mrs Hermansen and children stay with Hart Sanders. Ballard hosts birthday dinner for twelve followed by games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Sanders
Salt Lake
Spearmint
Darkness Ends Gunnison Elsinore Tilt In Rain and Darkness
Gunnison and Elsinore battled to a 7 to 7 draw after ten innings when darkness halted play. Johnson pitched well for Elsinore and Bauer struggled despite 11 strikeouts as Gunnison totaled 11 hits to Elsinore’s 7. The tie followed a long, rain soaked game with notable ninth inning heroics by Fred Jones and Whitlock.
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Gunnison
Elsinore
Fred Jones
Whitlock
Johnson
Bauer
Elsinore Boys
B. H. QO
A. Stubbs
A. Villard
P Smet
Halverson
Christiansen
Tollestrup
Gledhill
B. H. O. A. Marquardson
Grayog
Roberts
Frandsen
Staples
Shef Wu
H, Hansen
Neon
T. Hansen
Nielson
Shark
Eisinore
Dennison
Marquardson
Childs
H. Hansen
Gray
Axtell Boys
Axtell Lads
Little Gunners
Bennie Dennison
Gunners
Lloy Morley
Axtell
Don Peterson
Ruel Nielson
R. H. Axtell
H . Gunnison
July Bride Visits Parents From Coast
Mrs. John B. Millar daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hagan and a bride of last July arrived from the coast Tuesday evening. She plans to stay in town through around early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Millar
J. A. Hagan
Wheat Adjustment Plan Told Farmers in Gunnison Mayfield Districts
Farmers in Gunnison and Mayfield districts heard J Earl Palmer C O Stott and A E Smith explain the Wheat Allotment Plan. Meetings at Mayfield and Gunnison covered how acreage reductions through 1933 1934 will be capped at 20 percent with parity price guarantees and three adjustment payments based on base year production. District committees were named and strong support anticipated from farmers joining the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Mayfield
J. Earl Palmer
Sanpete
Juab
C. O. Stott
Agricultural Extension Service
A. E. Smith
Juab County
Secretary of Agriculture
L. C. Larsen
J. N. Christiansen
Axel Anderson
Farrell Punt
Sterling
Clifford Childs
Peter L. Frandsen
Clarion
R. A. Fieldsted
Centerfield
Vernal Roper
Fayette
C. L. Despain
Axtell
Palmer
Circular Explains Vegetable Storage for Farm Homes
A Utah State College agronomist outlines how to harvest and store vegetables for winter. The circular covers storage space, temperature, ventilation, and farm storage methods, and includes guidance on storing flower bulbs. Free copies available by writing to the Extension Service in Logan for Circular No. 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hogengen
Logan
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seHichlichts Industrial
Soo
NCE
Department of Commerce
Avoid
Lena Brown
Nathan Brown
Los Angeles
Lena
H. B. Crandall
First State Bank of
Salina
Ira Overfelt
Gunnison Valley Bank
Morris Rees
Salt Lake City
G. Stanford Rees
Leon Michaelson
Preston
Ida
W. A. Tompkins
A. Kellogg
Denver & Rio Grande
Elmner Nielson
Nedra
Marjorie
Paul Nielson
Richfield
J. W. Gribble
Helen Overfelt
Miss Overfelt
John E. Jensen
Marius Jensen
D. E. Borg
O. P. Borg
Hyrum Christiansen
H. 5. Linnell
Vernon Mills
E. L. Swalberg
Carol, Swalberg
Erma Lundeberg
David Hermansen
Mary Ann
David Hermansen, Jr
Hart J. Sanders
Hermansen
Mrs. Sanders
Lee Ballard
Ballard
Nephi
Scipio
Junior Gunners
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