Unemployment Benefits Hit New Utah High in 1949
Utah Foundation reports total unemployment payments reached a record 5,080,700 for 1949, with benefits exceeding 1947 levels. The study notes rising claim totals, employer tax changes, and a reserve fund target tied to a 25 million balance, aiming to stabilize funding and restore higher tax rates when needed.
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Usoy
Te Tyee
Rlite
Utah Foundation
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Wah Foundation Studs
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Reunion Attendance At HLS Class Event
Attendees gathered for a reunion of HLS graduates. The document lists numerous names and mentions activities, speeches, and a ceremony in a university setting. It records affiliations with various departments and notes a gathering period around a specific weekday, with reference to a formal address by a guest speaker and token acknowledgments.
Allen Chapman Wedding in Gunnison Temple
Carol Gene Allen became the bride of James Corlesa Chapman in a ceremony conducted by President Alfred at Gunnison Mant Temple. Parents hosted a noon wedding dinner at the Lich House in Gunnison. a garden reception followed. The bride, Gunnison Valley High School graduate, attended AYU and worked recently at Christensen's Stela. the groom, a Mant High School and Snow College graduate, served a mission in the Southern States and studied at BYU. The couple honeymooned in Southern Utah and will reside in Manti, then Provo, for BYU studies.
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Carol Gene Allen
Liiris
Allygy Gunniasa
James Corlesa Chapman
James Chapmlin
Alfred
Dunnie
Bath
Gunnise
Diane
Allen Reast
Gunnison Valley
Ant
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Christensen
Portal
Mmupiniin
Tetire
Chapman
Mant! High School
Snow Col. War
BYU
Healo
LD. Church
Utah
Manti
Provo
Chuckars Begin Hatching At Game Farms
Chuckars hatchery update notes chuck species at game farms with birds ready for conditioning and potential hunting. Utah study team monitors plan to release birds under tight care and upland game program to determine future chuck or partridge hunting prospects. Local social notes include JA Hogan event and August travel of families from Montana to Utah.
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Aires
Utah
Gunnison Girl Wins National F. H. A. Office
Gunnison 17 year old Ming Allen won the national Future Homemakers of America contest at the Utah convention last April. A charter member of the Utah chapter, she was one of 34 Utah girls at the convention and one of three from the state to sing in the All-State chorus. She participated in a candidate panel on publicizing the FHA.
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Suventian
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What is the nation we will pass along to you
A readable old pamphlet style letter asks Bill and his generation about the future of American freedom and national character. It argues the current generation has expanded individual liberty and governance, claiming a new discovery of government and private enterprise. The writer asserts plans for the future include passing control and wealth to the younger generation.
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Financial Ledger
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Washington
Reunion site message and family notes amid typed fragments
Fragmented OCR note about a reunion site and family names. Mentions July Fourth events and several family members including Mr and Mrs Ganwit Mill Henny, Mr and Mrs Sid Kelyon, and Anny. unclear dates and locations due to garbled text.
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Sid Kelyon
FarmuniHOME party hosts outdoor supper for members
Mr FarmuniHOME in Gunnison hosted an outdoor supper for members Monday evening with Desneny Dough Misete 4H Chit Alicy Thompaue and Patricia Jensen attending. The following morning they were joined by Harriet An deren Coreen Anderen at an outdoor breakfast. Reporter Mra Loris Allen observed the gathering as Viktor Laura Louise Miller from Los Angeles arrived Thursday to spend the summer at the grandparents home Dr and Mrs 2A Hagon.
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Nola Ran Petersen
Mise
Laura Louise Miller
Los Angeles
Gunnnison
Mra 2A
Hagon
Central Utah Project Gets Go Ahead Signal
Secretary of the Interior Omar L Chapman's approval on the Echo Park and Split Mountain dam sites advances the Central Utah project. Senator Arthur Watkins announced the decision noting it aligns with his June letter and promises future legislation favorable to authorizing the project next year.
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Washington
Echo Park
Gree River
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Omar L. Chapman
Chapman
Arthur W. Wathing
R-Uuh
Tom
Watkins Sid
Tun
Gunnison July Fourth Parade Draws Crowds In 1910 Celebration
Crowds thronged Gunnison for a creditable Fourth of July event with a large parade featuring local girls from Mr and Mrs Bardiley’s family and other dignitaries. The Walls varied with a beauty pageant and park activities including kiddies sports, swimming, and a fireworks display at night. The Gunnison Midway Dull rodeo and a new grounds show concluded the day with praise for organizers despite a disappointing fireworks finale.
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Margery Niel
Gunnison
HD. Obeee
Gunnison Legion Elects Officers At Wed Meeting
Gunnison Legion members convened a regular meeting to elect officers for the post with Liem tieg Mill chosen as commander. Assisting officers include Latvine commander Metroy Peterson, 2nd view commander Delmar Higham, adjutant Catein Slough, chaplain Lo Bardsley, service officer Don Anderson, sergeant-at-arms ema, public ity Frank G. Paterson, child welfare Ernest Pierce, and athletic officer Keith Andersen.
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Delinquent Taxes Up Expenses of Utah Residents
Utah tax officials report 158010.70 in penalties and interest last year. Renee Wooley, director, notes fieldmen collected delinquent income taxes in over 2000 cases and checked thousands of licenses and sales. The program aims to aid business people in understanding tax laws and prevent wasteful penalties.
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Renee Wooley
Coller- Hon
Utah State Tax Commission
Stat
Sunday Gunnison crash sends three to hospital
Stop sign violation at the intersection of 1st South and Main Street in Gunnison caused a two vehicle crash at 1:18 p.m. Sunday. A 141 Ford pickup collided with a 1992 V-8 Ford. Drivers and a rear-seat passenger were injured and taken to Gunnison Valley Hospital.
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Gunnnison
Nison Valley Hospital
Undefined Names in Local Notice
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Andes
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Era
Ain
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