Economic Highlights Review of Postwar Legislation Drive
An overview of 1920s era fiscal and regulatory bills outlines presidential powers to inflate currency, reorganize railroads, create a Civilian Conservation Corps, regulate credit and gold, revise the Volstead act, fund public works, curb agricultural production, and grant broad control over industry with wage and hour limits. The last measure, pending action, envisions trade groups proposing plans approved by industry units, labor, consumers, and the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Reserve
Tennessee Valley
Civilian Conservation Corps
National
Federal Reserve System
Gunnison Falls to Richfield in Sunday Ball Game
Richfield defeated Gunnison 10 to 3 at Richfield last Sunday. Bauer struggled on the mound for Gunnison as five errors aided Richfield’s outsized 15 hits. Modeen led Gunnison with three of four at the plate. Richfield’s burst in the sixth sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Anderson
Gunners
Richfield
Salina
Bauer
Chucker
Wichfield
Modeen
Gunnison
Gunnison Diamond
Buys
Henrie
Second Half Schedule for 1933 Southern Utah Baseball
Gordon Wood announces the 1933 sec ond half schedule for the Southern Utah Baseball league. Key dates list July 12 end of first half with Salina at Salina Richfield, then games through August and early September featuring Salina Richfield Nephi Gunnison Scipio Elsinore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Salina
Nephi
Gunnison
Elsinore
Scipio
Gordon Wood
Southern Utah Baseball League
Metcalf Family Reunion Honors Sdth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Metcalf were honored guests at a family reunion Saturday celebrating their Sdth wedding anniversary with a chicken dinner at Wistaria cafe. Twenty Metcalf family members attended with three large rose bouquets then gathered at Ray B Metcalfs home for an evening social. Mrs D B Saunders, their daughter visiting from Ellensburg Washington, attended the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Metcalf
Wistaria Cafe
Metcalf
Ray B. Metcalf
D. B. Saunders
Ellensburg
Wash
Farmers Organize To Control Wheat
Farmers organize to cooperate with the federal wheat administration under the agricultural adjustment act through local wheat growers production control associations. County agents or appointees will call meetings to elect a board of directors who will run the county association and its allotment committee to implement the wheat reduction program. The organization will be self governing and information is available by contacting local agricultural agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Wheat Administration
Utah State Agricultural College
William Peterson
County Wheat Control Association
County Board of Directors
Gunnison Valley News Enters Thirty-Fifth Year
The Gunnison Valley News marks thirty-five years of publication as it projects growth for Gunnison and the valley. The paper notes past losses during downturns and anticipates national prosperity with a new setup benefiting local schools churches and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Gunnison Valley
Gunners and Mayfield Split Fourth of July Double Header
The Gunners and Mayfield split a two seven inning Fourth of July double header with scores 15 12 and 9 8. Wilford Bauer sat out the first game while Walt Willard Elbert Modeen started for the Gunners and Faetz Christensen pitched for Mayfield. In the second game Stanley Anderson and Walt Villard worked the mound as Orin led Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunners
Mayfield
Wilford Bauer
Ace Chucker
Walt Willard
Elbert Modeen
Faetz
Christensen
Stanley Anderson
Walt Villard
Orin
Baby Boy Welcome at Beauregard Home
A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Mina Beauregard last Saturday morning joining a baby sister. Both mother and child are reported to be doing well. Father returned from CCC camp to greet the newborn. Also mentioned are visitors from Castle Gate staying with Mr and Mrs F H Bath and others connected to local extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sle
Mina Beauregard
Beauregard
Daddy Beauregard
M. Deangelis
Lola and
Lajuana
Marjorie Babcock
Castlegate
F. H. Bath
Hugh Kearns
Cedar City
J. L. Kearns
Mr. Kearns
Home Owners' Loan Corporation Explained by W F Stevenson
W F Stevenson outlines the Home Owners' Loan Corporation created by Congress to save homes facing foreclosure. It has $200 million capital and authority to issue up to $2 billion in 18 year bonds at 4 percent insured by the US government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners’ Loan’ Corporation
Congress
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
United States Treasury
United States
Fourth of July Celebration Thrills Gunnison Crowd
Hundreds celebrate Independence Day in Gunnison with a sunrise salute a patriotic program at the new ward chapel. Bishop Christiansen and Milton Knudsen spoke as Leona Kidman was named Goddess of Liberty. Relay races and prize contests energized the afternoon, and aviator Ray L. Peck gave many their first airplane ride over the valley aboard a 225 horsepower ship used by Lindbergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
New Ward Chapel
Christiansen
Leona Kidman
Zina Gribble
Barbara Munk
Milton Knudsen
Snow College
Ephraim
Knudsen
Relief Society
Church
Ray L. Peck
Utah
Peck
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Mont
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Californians Visit Socially and Travel Notices
A stream of Los Angeles and Southern California residents visited Utah and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs Henry Hauben and Mrs John E Jensen traveled home after days with Marius Jensen, touring Boulder dam Zion Bryce canyons and Fishlake. Others include Mrs Chas Perkins visiting Price Smithfield and Provo. George Bauer Jr and Wendell Perkins of Smithfield visited Chas Perkins and Milton Perkins while Wilford Hauer went to Salt Lake for Fourth of July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hauben
Los Angeles
California
John E. Jensen
Hazel Jensen
Marius Jensen
Boulder Dam
Zion
Bryce
Chas. W. Perkins
Price
Wilford Hauer
Salt Lake
Wendell Perkins
Smithfield
Chas, Perkins
Mrs
Milton Perkins
George Bauer, Jr
Gunnison
Webworm Menace Declared Under Control in Sugar Beet Fields
Officials say reports of a webworm outbreak across Sanpete Sevier and Gunnison Sugar Company territory were exaggerated. L J Arnold mobilized spray teams using Paris green and calcium arsenate, clearing about 1000 acres. With 8200 acres planted, beets at tender growth are protected and no large damage is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanpete
Sevier
Gunnison Sugar Company
Sevier County
L. J. Arnold
Sugar Company
Former Bishop Kidman Returns Home After Burns Treatment
Leslie Kidman of Gunnison ward has come home from Salt Lake after two and a half months away. He underwent skin grafting for serious burns suffered over a year ago and has shown marked improvement following recent treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Kidman
Gunnison Ward
Salt Lake
Kidman
Miss Loraine Christiansen Visits During Vacation
Miss Loraine Christiansen a nurse trainee at a Salt Lake hospital arrived from the north last week and is spending her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Sanford Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Christiansen
Salt Lake Hospital
Sanford Anderson
Prospects Bright For Ephraim Water Tunnel Project
The Ephraim Irrigation company and Utah Water Storage commission say early construction of the Ephraim tunnel to bring irrigation water from the mountains is likely as part of a federal recovery program. S. M. Nielsen of Mt. Pleasant outlined federal funding conditions and a start date once legal preliminaries are finished. A stockholder meeting is set for July 25 with a preliminary project briefing at the public library on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim
Andrew Hansen
Ephraim Irrigation Company
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Sorenson
Palisade
John E. Sorenson
Palisade Park
G. Sorenson
John Sorenson
Y. C. Sorenson
W. L. Sorenson
Sandy
L. F. Peterson
John Jensen
Calif
A. Villard
Peterson
Wright
Wade
Horne
Staples
Iverson
Exvrers
Stubbs
W. Villard
Burmester
Baby Boy
the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
W. F. Stevenson
S. Kunz
Harvey
Dorothy Jean Kunz
Niel Sorenson
W. H. Gribble
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