23 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
1
A historical foreign dispatch reports rising world tension as armament races accelerate and Nazi influence intensifies. German press shifts from cautious to hostile about Czechoslovakia, with Propaganda Minister Gondbels cited as shaping reporting. Leaders warn of potential conflict if demands are not met.
Local voices rail at politicians as self serving and windy. The letter mentions Pat Harrington, Austin, and Harrisen’s run for President speculation, noting hopes for a strong candidate and references to debate and skepticism about party lines. The reader signs off with a few lines of casual closing.
Spring City defeated Gunnison 21 to 13 as A Erickson led Spring City with a homer and 10 strikeouts. Injured Beary Dennleon sidelined Gunnison, while Elsinore stayed unbeaten after a 12 to 4 win over Mt. Pleasant and Saline fell 4 to 2 to Monroe. Next Sunday Moron and Gunnison clash in a key league showdown.
The Relief Society announces a program and invites the public to a meeting. Mrs June Metcalf will lecture. Mr and Mrs Elden Willerdson en route to Los Angeles visited from Thursday to Saturday with relatives. Willerdsons attended a Chicago plumbers convention representing the west. Norma Moephal f and Donna Mortensen accompanied the Willardsons to the event for three weeks. Mr and Mrs G Stanford Rees and Miss Nesey Rees spent days at Salt Lake and returned to Gunnison today.
Donkey polo and comedy act headline Friday evening entertainment at Chimien City Park. Show features trained donkeys, comic riders, and a lighthearted polo contest followed by the main donkey display, with spectators urged to dress for the event and enjoy a memorable night amid local crowd excitement.
Federal Land Bank and food loan borrowers will see extended temporary rate reductions through July 1, 1940. National farm loan associations will cap rates at 3 percent for related loans, while land bank commissioner loans through the banks stay at 4 percent until July 1, 1940, after which the 4 percent contract rate applies for the remainder of the loan term.
Mis sea Minnie and Dorothy Tinea visit Epokuie Washington for stage greetings at Mine La Niel. The Star theater manager Jett plans a southbound trip with vinylists Grend canyon Urpee and Zien Nate involved in the voyage.
Summer sessions for children begin July 4 in Gunnieg and Centert. The program aims to provide prereemal skill development through art, music, and conversation periods. Supervisors Ms Helen A. Jensen and Mrs Dorothy Sorennen, HY U graduates, will guide activities and foster character and personality development.
Travel bureau head predicts a bumper year for Utah travel with 400000 out of state visitors and 642000000 spend in the state. He cites Utah rodeo events and the Covered Wagon gathering as magnet events drawing visitors to centers like Denver headquarters and local attractions.
Community groups announce a June meet at Helper involving WHL clubs and local associations. The event highlights speakers, PTA ties, and the Columbia Street Company project, noting regional industry and employment impact in Carlon County.
Richfield invites all former Sevier county residents to a homecoming celebration on July 2 4 and 4 to mark the seventy fifth anniversary of the community. General chairman W L Warner says pioneers up to 1579 are invited as special guests for all events and asks invited guests to arrange attendance.
The Willardson family held a Thursday afternoon picnic at Camp Finchit in Twelve Mile canyon near the Forks. The event honored Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Willardson of Los Angeles with hiking games and meals. Local attendees and friends shared in a social gathering with music and delicacies.
Emergency services will be available at the Red Cream facility in Fayette after weekend arrangements. Dr. Tad Croan and Nylen Chiioleneeti join the team at the new station, with fire and medical services planned for nearby Ahreighost Utah.
The Temple Jubilee pageant marked the temple dedication anniversary with directing by June Metcalf and performances by the Singers and Mothers. Gilbert Childe played violin as 20 000 visitors attended the event, while Mrs June Moteat hosted eight Joan Hole guests for a progressive bridge afternoon.
The feature highlights obscure gold finds in Ungara's hidden valley and recalls WWI maritime and land battles. It references W. Pickard’s Weekly News Review and profiles of wartime figures including France's Marshal Protein amid dramatic war narratives and a photo feature.
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