Inflation fears and banking reform stir economic outlook
Nation wide inflation worries persist as the Morgenthau and presidential speeches stress monetary stability. The Camitus Banking Bill seeks to reform control of credit against the Fed governors, raising a battle between political influence and an independent banking body.
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Morgenthau
Treasury
Congress
Legislative Branch
House
Senate
Federal Reserve Banks
News-Week
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court of Banking
Federal Reserve
Eccles
Richards Warns Against Debt at Gunnison Stake Conference
Stephen L. Richards of the Salt Lake City forum urged self sufficiency and avoiding debt at the Gunnison stake quarterly conference held over two days in the new chapel. He said honest citizens should meet obligations and that crop losses and low finances have added hardship. President Chas. S. Mensen led the program with musical numbers and youth events followed by a Sunday evening session directed by J Clayton Watts. Mayor Andrew Modeen and Miss Julia Modeen joined a Provo trip for business and pleasure.
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Gimnison Stake
New Chapel
Stephen TD. Richards
Forum of Twelve
Salt Lake City
W. L. Warner
Richfield
Governor Blood
Gilbert L. Stanton
Caldwell
Ida
Idaho
Thornton
Lion George Stoddard
Richmond
TD. A. Skeen
W. Frank Johnson
Provo
State Department of Educational Safety
State Road Commission
Skeen
Idaho Falls
Gunners Split Results With CCC and Manti on Memorial Day
Gunnison teams split two holiday games with CCC and Manti. Mt Pleasant beat Gunnison 4 to 3 while Manti edged Gunnison 7 to 5. Kellis Sorenson struck out 18 for Gunnners in the Memorial Day duel. George Last hit a two run homer for Gunners.
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Gunners
Manti
CCC
Mt. Pleasant
Kellis Sorenson
George Last
Gunner
Vern Erickson
Erickson
Wheat Acreage Rules Under 1935 Contract Decree
Utah extension director William Peterson announces strict acreage compliance for the wheat contract. County committees will verify measurements with traveling teams. 1935 rules mirror last year though weather improves prospects. Contracted land may be fallow or planted to oats barley or peas only if hayed. grain crops must be cut for hay.
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William Peterson
Utah Extension Service
Drouth
Outdoor sports region centers in Sanpete Sevier Utah
Central Utah's sport region thrives on trout deer elk pheasant and hunting and fishing diversity. Fish and Game plants millions of legal sized fish this year with Fishlake topping as a national draw and Nephi Burraston ponds receiving numerous stockings.
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Manti Forest
Wayne Wonderland
State Fish and Game Department
Nephi
Fillmore
Richfield
Salina
Price
Helper
Manti
Ephraim
Castle Dale
Junction
Gunnison
Fishlake
Sanpete Valley
State Fish and Name Department
Boulder Mountain
Thousand Lake Mountain
Loa
Lyman
Torrey
Bicknell
Thousand Lakes
Mountain
Salina Canyon
Otter Creek
Clear Creek
Burraston Ponds
Salt Creek
Piute
New Setup on Federal Land Bank Loans Reduces Farmer Interest
Albert S. Gess, land bank commissioner, explains that 4 percent long term land bank loans beat 6 percent renewable mortgages. A $1,000 20 year loan costs about $37.40 semiannually, paying off principal gradually with total interest around $491, saving at least $709 versus a renewable loan. Farmers should contact the local national farm loan association secretary-treasurer.
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Federal Land Bank
Albert S. Gess
Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
National Farm Joan Association
United States
Melting Snow Boosts Reservoirs and May Rainfall Records
May rainfall in the Gunnison Sugar factory area reached 1.56 inches, far above May 1934, as melting snow feeds floodwaters from canyons. Reservoirs will open later this month and show improving storage. Local growers anticipate bumper crops in Gunnison valley and Sevier county due to favorable soil moisture and warm weather.
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Gunnison
Gunnison Valley
Sevier County
Drouth
Ephraim
J. M. Hockaday
Hockaday
Twelve Mile Creek
Eminent Speakers for Richfield Meet
Two prominent figures, Governor Henry H. Blood and Adam S. Bennion, will headline the Utah Idaho district 28 Lions meeting in Richfield June 24 25. Bennion to speak Monday at 2 pm in the Lyric theatre while Blood addresses an 8 pm inspirational meeting at the Sevier LDS stake tabernacle.
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Henry H. Blood
Adam S. Bennion
Utah Power & Light Company
L. D. S. Church Board of Education
Lions International
Richfield
J. W. Thornton
Utah Division
Dr. Bennion
Lyrie Theatre
Blood
Gunnison Tax Protest Sparks Meeting Over Valuation Hike
More than 75 Gunnison residents gathered Tuesday night to oppose a proposed state tax commission raise in property valuations. A committee was formed to meet county commissioners to challenge the increase seen as discriminatory, with A M Peterson and J M Knighton among leaders.
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Gunnison
State Tax Commission
John M. Knighton
C. E. Andersen
Gunnison City
A. M. Peterson
J. M. Knighton
Ira Overfelt
J. Duggins
J. S. Peterson
John EF. Métcalf
Andrew Modeen
Vearl A. Peterson
H. B. Norman
Howard Roberts
Law to Wage War on Noxious Weeds in Utah
Mayor Andrew Modeen issues a proclamation calling for aggressive weed eradication. The plan requires cutting all weeds and burning the patches, followed by weekly plowing for two years to kill white top and other destructive species under state law.
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Andrew Modeen
Utah
State Agricultural Department
Agricultural Department
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Julia Modeen
Gunners Best CCC
Sanpete County League
Fairview
Moroni
Spring City
Pet
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Moroniai
Oth Iemes
Eaers
Sanpete
Sevier Counties
Richfield Meet
Lois
Helen Overfelt
John FE. Jensen
Los Angeles
Jensen
Theron Clinger
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