Debates On Spending Define Roosevelt and the 1932 Campaign
The article surveys the 1932 campaign focus on New Deal spending. It notes Democrats praising Roosevelt for emergency relief and Republicans challenging the scale of federal outlays. It cites congressional appropriations totaling about $22 billion over four years and contrasts this with earlier wartime costs. The piece frames the issue as a central battlefield in the presidential race and previews partisan arguments over economic policy and recovery results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin Delano Roosevelt
Meton
Set Wilson
Washington
Wilthe
States News
Seare
Roosevelt
National Parks Scouts Qualify for Program Award
Fragmentary OCR text lists five regional qualifiers for a scouts program, naming Catalina, San Calf I Tnng, and distribution notes in Utah and Arizona. The exact identities and dates are unclear, but the item references recognition this week and regional participation across West, national region 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Parks
Catalina
Ervey P Bay
San Calf I
Tnng
Utah
Arizona
Gunners Victors Over Manti Crew
Gunnison 8 Manti 6 Salina 6 Ephraim 5 Moroni Spring City Mt Pleasant Fairview games not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Manti
Salina
Ephraim
Moroni
Spring City
Mt. Pleasant
Fairview
Gunnison Gunners Reach .400 in Sanpete-Sevier League
Sunday schedule lists Fairview at Gunnison Salina at Richfield Spring City at Mt Pleasant Manti at Ephraim Moroni has a bye Gunnison beat Manti 8 to 6 as Manti scored all runs in the seventh inning due to errors and a blown save by Gunnison pitcher Benny Dennison held opponents scoreless through five and two thirds innings Christensen continued on last page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Gunnison
Salina
Richfield
Spring City
Mt. Pleasant
Manti
Ephraim
Moroni
Gunnison Gunners
Benny Dennison
Christensen
Recreation program leaders announce activities for valley
Announced by Payton Alexander and Milton Perkins, the summer plan covers all ages from 4 to 18 and adults. Activities run at the public school grounds with a mixed program for 4 to 6 year olds and structured schedules for ages 6 to 12 and 12 to 18. Adults join on Monday, Wednesday, Friday for men and Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday for women. Perkins sets regular band practice on Thursdays and Saturdays with Sunday concerts, plus free instrument instruction and a string choir open to Fayette Axtell and Centerfield students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payton Alexander
Milton Perkins
Perkins
Fayette
Axtell
Centerfield
Peterson Hosts Bridge Luncheon At Home
Mrs. A. M. Peterson entertained at a Monday bridge luncheon from 1:30 to 5 at her home. In contract bridge first and second honors went to Mrs. C. D. Michaelsen and Mrs. N. L. Hermansen. After play, a plate lunch for twelve was served at small tables. The home was decorated with early roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Peterson
C. D. Michaelsen
N. L. Hermansen
Mrs J B Gribble Hosts Junior Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs J B Gribble entertained the Junior Bridge club at her home last Wednesday evening. Luncheon was served at eight thirty at small tables for sixteen. In play, Mrs Kimber Larsen won first prize, Mrs Eldred Buchanan second, and guest prize went to Mrs Newell Childs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gribble
Eixteen
Kimber Larsen
Eldred Buchanan
Newell Childs Woe
Wins Alaska Tour For Insurance Agent LaMar Anderson
LaMar Anderson formerly of Mayfield and former Axtell school principal visited the valley last weekend then returned to Salt Lake City. Representing Beneficial Life Insurance, he was notified of winning a policy writing contest and will receive a four week Alaska vacation. Anderson announced plans to marry Florence Johnson of Salt Lake aboard a steamship before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaMar Anderson
Mayfield
Axtell
Salt Lake
Anderson
Beneficial Life Insurance Company
Alaska
LaMar
Florence Johnson
Close Call As Merrymakers Crash At Centerfield
A collision at Centerfield between a Ford sedan carrying Vermile Draper Glen Myrup Robert Darlington and Floyd Tassie and a Hudson coupe with Wendell Lowry and Miss June Duggins left injuries ranging from head bumps to chin cuts. The Ford reportedly ran a stop signal and sped onto the main road, prompting Lowry to veer westward but fail to avoid impact. Both cars were wrecked and towed to auto hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermile Draper
Glen Myrup
Robert Darlington
Floyd Tassie
Oswell Beck
Draper
Wendell Lowry
June Dugging
Lowry
Hudson
New Menace From Traveling Public Threatens Health
State health commissioner Dr J L Jones warns that highway and canyon camping driven by modern trailers poses a serious risk to public health and water supplies. He notes roadside camping could undo progress from 10 000 sanitary toilets and urges targeted protected camping areas with certified drinking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jones
Utah
State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Principals Convene At Aspen Grove Conference
Bardney and Ganalaga Valley high school principals attended a regional convention in Alping Aspen Grove last week. About thirty five principals heard discussions on secondary education. Principal speakers included F S Harris president of Brig ham Youturai diversity, Dr Keith Wahhquist of the University of Utah, and Chas Skidmore state superintendent of public instruction. state officials also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardney
Ganalaga Valley High School
Alping
Aspen Grove
F. S. Harris
Brigham Youturai Divers&y. Br
Keith Wahhquist
University of Utah
Chas. Skidmore
Public Instruction
Blood
Ditch derailment halts Denver & Rio Grande Train No 12
Passenger Train No 12 derailed about 7 22 near the Gunnison Sugar factory while en route south. The engine jumped the track and derailed about 300 feet, tearing several ties. Fifteen passengers aboard escaped with minor shock. no serious injuries reported. Crew quickly set brakes and re-railed the train after a two hour delay. Cause of truck wheels leaving the rails could not be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande
Winslow
Hoffman
Federal Housing Loans Rise Under Modernization Plan in Utah
Under the modernization credit plan of the federal housing administration Utah reports 4802 loans totaling 1 795 952 91 insured by the FHA through April 30 1936. Mortgages for new construction and refinancing accepted for insurance through April 1 1936 numbered 783 totaling 2 404 565. Sanpete County shows 24 modernization loans totaling 8 585 26 and 8 mortgage loans totaling 13 850. Forty two private financial institutions in Utah have cooperated with the FHA under this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Utah
Allen T. Sanford
National Emergency Council
Sanpete County
Mrs Metcalf and Halverson Plan Idaho Visit
Mrs R B Metcalf and her mother Mrs C H Halverson left Sunday for Idaho cities to visit relatives and intend to be away ten days or more. They were accompanied as far as Salt Lake by Pearl A Peterson and Miss Beulah Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Metcalf
C. H. Halverson
Idaho
Salt Lake
Pearl A. Peterson
Beulah Metcalf
Jensen Couple Returns Home After Ill Health Stay
Mr and Mrs H P Jensen who had been in St Craig Cole for two months or more returned to their Gunnison home Saturday evening. Mr Jensen has been in ill health and came home for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Jensen
St Craig, Cole
Gunnison
Jensen
State Patrol Aids Road Safety With Tourist Districts
Superintendent R Whitney Groo stated with the road commission that the patrol will assist in every way. Inspectors will be stationed with definite information to identify danger zones in districts most frequented by tourists, aiming to improve safety statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Whitney Groo
State Highway Patrol
Road Commission
Gunnison Plans A Emphatic July Fourth Celebration
Gunnison will hold a large July 4th event with Dr. G Stanford Rees as general chairman. Lions, civic groups, churches and volunteers will organize a day of parades, speeches, songs, stunts, sports, a new swimming pool open for dipping, and a children’s dancing party ending with Cremona dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Notiviny
Mourth
Anon
Gannison
G. Stanford Rees
Gunnison
Cremona
Gunnivan
Dobbin
Bonus Bonds Here To Make Vets Happy
About 25 World War I veterans from Gunnison received bonus bonds Wednesday totaling around $10,000 in $50 denominations. Postmaster F H Jones distributed the bonds and verified signatures as Centerfield Axtell Fayette and Mayfield claims join Gunnison for future disbursements. The bonds bear 3.5 percent annual interest and may be cashed or sold. they mature with potential earnings by 1945. The piece recalls the long fight over the veteran pay bill and its eventual passage over Roosevelt’s veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunniron
F. H. Jones
Centerfield
Axtell
Fayette and
Mayfield
Gunnison
Congress
Roosevelt
Concert Place Change For Summer Sunday Performances
Cremona dance hall has been discarded and starting next Sunday concerts will be held on the plot west of the Washington school building. Walls of the hall interfered with music reaching parked autos. Arrangements will provide seating at the new place and ample auto parking space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremona Dance Hall
Washington School
Miss Blanche Anderson Attends Strawberry Day Event
Miss Blanche Anderson motored to Prove Wednesday of last week and stayed until Sunday. She attended Strawberry Day at Pressant Grove Thursday during her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Anderson
Pressant Grove
Mrs Elmer Nieieon and Duggins Trip to Salt Lake
Mrs Elmer Nieieon and Mr and Mrs Wesley Duggins drove to Salt Lake City on Sunday and returned Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Niéieon
Wesley Duggins
Salt Lake
Birthday celebration for Mrs. Elmo Sorenson hosts twelve
Mrs. Elmo Sorenson honored her birthday with a Tuesday bridge gathering for twelve guests. High score went to Mrs. Blain Larson, with Mrs. Anthony Willardson as runner up. Luncheon followed the game, and gifts were displayed as remembrances of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Sorenson
Blain Larson
Anthony Willardson
Local Chev Dealer Adds to May Sales
Chevrolet dealers posted 120816 new cars and trucks in May the strongest May on record surpassing 1925 by 7 units May sales topped any previous April and March and May totals nearly matched that peak adding to year to date total of 656034 Strong May used car demand reduced on hand stocks and boosted June outlook Yearl A Peterson appointed Gunnison Chevrolet dealer reports strong local inquiries and steady sales prospects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
W. E. Heller
May
Heller
Yearl A. Peterson
Gunnison
Nurse Lois Overfelt Visits Salina Parents Home
Miss Lois Overfelt head nurse at Salina hospital spent Tuesday visiting at her parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Overfelt
Salina Hospital
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Sanpete-Sevier League
Pet
Salina Richfield
Sil Gunnison
Gunnison Sugar Factory
Federal Housing Loans
Mount High
Cantinos Hut
Wl Business House
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