New Deal Fights Constitutional Revisions Loom for 1936
The article argues the Roosevelt administration plans drastic measures to push New Deal laws through despite Supreme Court opposition. It notes NRA, Frazier-Lemke, Railway Pension decisions rejected, and predicts likely rulings against Wagner, Guffey coal, social security, AAA, TVA. The president urges passage even with questions of constitutionality and seeks a public utilities bill with a harsh stance on holding companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
AAA
Supreme Court
House
White House
Roosevelt
TVA
Congress
Indian Youths To Have 4 H Training In Utah
Indian youths on the Uintah and Ouray reservation will join 4-H clubs this year through an agreement between the Indian agency and Utah State Agricultural College extension service. About 2800 youths aged 12 to 18 will enroll in poultry beef dairying swine gardening and foods projects. Enrollment statewide totals 4813 with expected rise to about 5500. County tallies list Uintah 102 and Wasatch 278 among others across Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah and
Ouray
Uintah Basin
Indian Agency
Extension Service
Utah
State ‘Agricultural College
D. P. Murray
FE. J. Dichl
Beaver
Box Elder
Cache
Davis
Duchesne
Emery
Grand
Tron
Juab
Kane
Millard
Morgan
Plute
Rich
Salt Lake
San Juan
Sevier
Summit
Tooele
Millars Return From Holiday With Dr. Hagan Party
Mr. and Mrs. John Millar of Los Angeles concluded a ten day stay here with Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hagan. The Millars joined Dr. Hagan and George Francis in exploring the wilds for festive trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Millar
J. A. Hagan
Los Angeles
Millar
Wilds
Dr. Hagan
George Francis
Government Sets 1935 Beet Payment
Officials of the Gunnison Sugar company report that AAA advices set the 1935 beet initial payment at 80 cents per ton and final 1934 payments at 75 cents per ton. Total potential growers’ receipts in the district reach about 6.55 dollars per ton when all payments are included, with further gains possible based on beet prices. Crop conditions are favorable with ample water and no major blight reported, and the first 1935 payment will be issued after audits of compliance reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison Sugar Company
AAA
Washington
Fayette and Gunnison Scouts Embark for Yellowstone Tour
Eighteen Fayette scouts and four from Gunnison sail for a week long outing to Yellowstone Park on Thursday night traveling by truck. They will carry bedding and grub and plan to visit geysers bear pens and other sights with Lorin Hill Orr Hill and Wesley Gene Peterson joining the Fayette group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette and
Gunnison
Yellowstone Park
Belching Geysers
Lorin Hill
Orr Hill
Wesley
Gene Peterson
Clarence Peterson
Fayette
Federal Land Bank official on California vacation
Ernest H. Bardsley field manager for the Federal Land Bank at Berkeley leaves for a vacation trip to California with Mrs. Bardsley. They plan to visit the San Diego exposition Los Angeles San Francisco and Oakland during the journey before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Bardsley
Federal Land Bank
Berkeley
Bardsley
California
San Diego Exposition
Los Annales
San Francesco
Oakland
Clever Pageant By Relief Society Gunnison Ward
The Gunnison ward Relief Society pageant titled Our Project drew over 250 attendees at the chapel Sunday evening. Mrs. Hert Gribble led as principal reader with readings by Gribble and Mrs. E N Morgan as groups appeared, plus numbers by Mrs. Metcalf with Holy City and Mrs. Stanley Anderson with Teach Me to Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison Ward Relief Society
Tweny-Five
Hert Gribble
Ephraim Defeats Gunners 7 to 6 in Tight League Game
Ephraim toppled Gunnison 7 to 6 at home Sunday after a seventh inning rally. Gunnison led 6 to 4 going into the seventh before errors and a wild pitch allowed Ephraim three runs to win. Das trup and Lund led Gunnison with ten hits.
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Gunners
Ephraim
Gunnison
College City Boys
Sorenson
Dennison
Gunnison Boys
Dastrup
Lund
Manti
Fifth Annual Childs Family Reunion At Twelve Mile Canyon
Five annual reunion of William and Mary Childs descendants drew 85 attendees in Twelve Mile canyon on Saturday. Family members traveled to picnic grounds, held a brief meeting electing Newell Childs president and officers Grover Childs and Mrs. 0 R Stewart vice presidents Erma Lundeberg secretary. A noon dinner followed by a varied program and dancing marked a successful, enjoyable day with out-of-town relatives from Salt Lake and Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eghty
William
Mary Childs
Twelve Mile Canyon
Newell Childs
Grover Childs
0. R. Stewart
Erma Lundeberg
Roy Childs
Rachel Fautin
Hubert Childs
Childs
Temple Committee
Ada Anderson
John S. Peterson
O. R. Stewart
Garn
Walter
Jean Stewart
Salt Lake
Owen Miller
Benjamin
Alaskan Duty Sailor Paul Duggins Near Kista
Paul Duggins of the United States Navy has lingered near Kista Alaska for two months and is described as needing a shave. He serves on the mine sweep vessel Magship Oglala and helped with a government survey for a new air base. His parents and local families note his experiences including grounding the ship for three days amid cold and heat in the Alaska frontier.
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Paul Duggins
United States Navy
Kista
Alaska
Kodak Pictures
Julius Duggins
Paul
Ogden
Gunnison
Pau
Visitors from all wards attend Gunnison stake gathering
Broad attendance fills the Gunnison stake event with visitors from every ward and a few from Salina, reflecting wide community interest.
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Gunnison
Salina
Civic clubs set July meeting at U T ranch in Kia bah forest
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah will hold sessions July 27 and 28 at the U T ranch amid the Kia bah forest with Ray Carr, secretary, coordinating. The program includes a 2 PM Saturday start, a banquet, Sunday 9 AM session, buffalo barbecue, and side trips to Grand Canyon area points guided for multiple groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane County
Associated Civic Clubs
Utah
U-T
Arizona
Ray Carr
Associated Civic Clubs of
Southern
Canning Centers To Open Shortly in Sanpete County
Sanpete County will reopen canning centers under Emergency Relief with about fifteen sites. At Moroni meeting 27 representatives planned full operation within a week to ten days, with demonstrations of safe canning methods and training for clients and helpers. Centers will serve relief clients, rural rehabilitation clients, and school lunch canners, using school kitchens for facilities.
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Sanpete County
Emergency Relief Administration
Moroni
Howard Larson
Ruby Ivory
Case
Floodlight Dedication At Manti Temple Draws Large Crowd
The Manti temple grounds hosted a ceremonial dedication for a new floodlight system attracting over 100 attendees from Gunnison and more than 2000 total present. Heavy and small lights illuminated the temple while a program of high quality numbers unfolded. Two white gowned buglers topped the temple to herald the opening.
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Manti Temple
Gunnison
Centerfield Utah Pioneer Day Parade Promises Float Spectacle
Centerfield plans a Pioneer Day fete with sixteen or more floats depicting early Utah settlers. A parade at 9 AM leads to a 10:30 AM program at the meeting house, including dances, talks, songs, and a youth dancing party. An afternoon crowd enjoys a 2:30 PM sports program with horse pulling races and other events.
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Utah
Plains
Centerfield
Eta Jekmasiypes
Hans C. Jensen
Winfred Fjeldsted
Pioneers
Iacheisinvereniti Steer
Vemoe Et OS ‘Lund hSatestion
Sai
Gilbert Fijeldsted
Utah Trail
Lamont Hansen
Clarence Myrup
Reading
Orcs
Alvin Barlow
Benediction
Jensen
Leonard Jensen
Mariel Hansen
Ross Peterson
Alton Jensen
John Jensen
Fayette Boy Dies at 13 in Fayette Utah
Joseph Elwood Mellor aged 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mellor of Fayette, died Sunday morning. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 PM in the Fayette ward chapel with Bishop Henry Bartholomew presiding. Burial followed at Payette Cemetery. He was born December 29 1921 in Fayette and had been an invalid all his life. Survived by parents two sisters Mia Lillian Lyman and Mrs Rachel Sorenson and three brothers Guy Fred and Wendell Mellor all of Fayette.
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Fayette Ward
Joseph Elwood Mellor
Joseph Mellor
Henry Bartholomew
Payette
Joseph Ellwod Mellor
Fayette
Mia
Lillian Lyman
Rachel Sorenson
Guy
Fred
Wendell Mellor
Plans Set for Big Day in Gunnison Honoring Utah Pioneers
Community plans a full July celebration in Gunnison with L C Church sponsorship. The day opens with a Gunnison high school band concert and marching acts, followed by patriotic exercises at the new ward chapel. An out of town speaker will discuss pioneer days and trials crossing the plains, with readings, talks, and musical selections, ending with a chapel luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Church
Gunnison
New Gunnison Ward Chapel
Utah
Plains
Forest tree plantings in Utah show good growth this spring
Extension forester Paul M. Dunn reports that many seedlings and transplants planted this spring in Utah counties Emery Grand San Juan Duchesne and Uintah are thriving. Moisture levels are higher this year but trees will need four to five more waterings. Weeds compete for moisture and nutrients, so cultivation is essential. A study of 1,981,000 trees planted 1930 34 shows about 60 percent survive, with lack of water and care cited as main losses.
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Utah
Paul M. Dunn
Utah State Agricultural College
Emery
Grand
San Juan
Duchesne
Uintah
Dunn
College Foresters
Logan
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Industrial News Review
Scouts
Relief Society
Vearl Veterson
LaMont Sorenson
Fishlake
Civic Clubs
Gunnison Valley
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