Roosevelt Seeks Economic Dictatorship Powers Amid Crisis
President Roosevelt requests Congress to grant unprecedented powers including currency inflation to revive prices. plan would allow issuance of 3 billion dollars and Federal Reserve bond purchases to expand credit, prompting mixed congressional reactions and broad market effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Congressional Republians
Reed
Walcott
Snell
Luce
Glass
Lions Club Honors D. H. Whittenburg
D. H. Whittenburg agriculturist for the Gunnison Sugar company for a decade and new Richfield poultry entrepreneur received a blue ribbon thoroughbred cockerel from the Gunnison Lions Club. Chas Rasmussen presented the gift as 14 members dined with music by Marvel Brown and Beth Childs. The Whittenburg family will move to Richfield, ending a long local civic career in Gunnison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Whittenburg
Gunnison Sugar Company
Richfield
W. A. Malmsten
Ofichfield
Gunnison Lions Club
Chas. Rasmussen
Lion Whit
Whittersburg
Marvel Brown
Beth Childs
Whittenburg
Gunnison
Changes in Gunnison Ward offices announced
During Sunday services in Gunnison ward the Relief Society leadership changed with Jennie Larsen sustained as president and Ann Peery and Zina Petty as counselors. Eva Christiansen becomes secretary. Hyrum Christiansen’s bishopric staff adds W. H. Graff as second counselor. Ward clerk Lawrence Edwards is relieved. EH. M. Jolley named successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison Ward
Relief Society Organization
Jennie Larsen
Relief Society
Christens Larsen
Larsen
Ann Peery
Zina Petty
Eva Christiansen
Utah Red Cross Drives Meet Quake Relief Quota
Utah reports a 100 percent record with 86 chapters contributing to the Southern California earthquake relief drive. Pacific area totals reach 244 17.14 million. California leads with 242 623.30 thousand. Alaska and several western states plus U S fleet members also donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
A. L. Schafer
Red Cross
Pacific Area
Long Beach
Secjons
California
Pacific
San Francisco
Alaska
Arizona
Idlaho
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
United States
Mothers Day Focus on Safe Motherhood and Care
A New York meeting on May 12 led by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt aims to reduce maternal mortality through choosing experienced doctors and high standard hospitals. The Maternity Center Association reports a two thirds death-rate drop among 4,726 women under care, with many backing the movement to Make Motherhood Safe for Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American College of Surgeons
Maternity Center Association of
New York
Frances Perkins
Hugh §. Cumming
Grace Abbott
Children's Bureau
Walter Chipman
Montreal
Linsly Williams
New York Academy of Medicine
J. Allison Hodges
Medical Society of
State of Virginia
S. S. Goldwater
American Hospital Association
Well Known Nurse Tells of Earthquake
Miss Julia Hagan describes the Southern California quake’s chaos. She aided at St Marys in Long Beach, helped evacuate patients, and worked over a day to care for the injured with aid from White Jackets. She plans to return to St Marys after its rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Julia Hagan
Gunnison
J. A. Hagan
Hagan
St. Mary's Hospital
Long Beach
Miss Hagan
St. Mary's
San Pedro
Bliss Hagan
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dinner Hosts and Guests Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs F T Tilton of West View hosted a Sunday afternoon dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs R K Gaddie of Gunnison Mrs Matilda Nelson of Salina Mr and Mrs Sam Seibert and Mr and Mrs C L Thorpe of Axtell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Tilton
Westview
R. K. Gaddie
Gunnison
Matilda Nelson
Salina
Sam Seibert
C. L. Thorpe
Axtell
Woodmen Delegates Leave for Salt Lake City Convention
Ben Childs camp clerk leads a party of Modern Woodmen of America members traveling to Salt Lake City for the annual convention. Mrs Chilis Dean Bawden Mrs George Francis and Blanche Francis accompany as visitors and delegates to meet relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Childs
Americn
Chilis
Dean Bawden
George Francis
Blanche Francis
Salt Lake
Ben
Salt Lake City
Final Red Cross flour shipment ends relief program
The Hermansen Roller Mills will grind 610 barrels of flour, about 2040 bags, marking the last Red Cross flour distribution in Sanpete County. Officials expect disruption to last until June 1 1933 as authorities plan for new resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermansen Roller Mills
Red Cross Chapter
A. L. Schafer
Pacific Branch
Red Cross Organization
Spencer Moffitt
Sanpete County
American Red Cross
National Organization
Borgs Visit Richfield With Relatives
Mr and Mrs D E Borg spent Sunday at Richfield visiting relatives and friends.
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Mrs
D. E. Borg
Richfield
Gasoline price cut lowers to 21 cents in Gunnison
Gasoline in Gunnison dropped to 21 cents per gallon after wholesalers in Salt Lake advised a nationwide cut. The move mirrors price reductions across Sanpete county and neighboring towns, ending a period of high costs that spurred talk of a strike over 24 cent gas. The reduction touches Ephraim Moroni Fountain Green Mt. Pleasant Manti and Gunnison.
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Gunnison
Salt Lake
Sanpete County
Sanpete
Sevier
Piute
Nephi
Ephraim
Moroni
Fountain Green
Mt. Pleasant
Manti
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Louine Borg
Miss Louine Borg, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Borg, celebrated her 14th birthday with a surprise party at her parents home last Saturday. Sixteen intimate friends attended for games music and a luncheon. the guest of honor received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louine Borg
D. E. Borg
Miss Louine
Succession Planting Best for Family Food Supply
Professor J. C. Hoganson of Utah State reports succession planting maximizes harvest. Do not plant all seed at once for radishes peas beans cress beets carrots lettuce spinach or sweet corn. Plant small amounts repeatedly every two weeks until midsummer and again in early fall for winter storage.
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Aarden
J. C. Hoganson
Utah State Agricultural College
Competition Keen In M I A Contests
Gala day saw Gunnison stake M I A members enter Honor Day contests with wards sending reps to win honors for a chance to attend the divisional meet at Manti on Friday May 5. Milton Perkins and Jean Fjeldsted supervised the event as winners advancing to Manti were named across junior girls retold story public speaking and other categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Manti
Milton Perkins
Jean Fjeldsted
Retold
Ean Hansen
Centerfield Ward
Gleaner
Theone Christensen
Hamilton Ward
Harry Christiansen
Vanguard
Calvin Bartholomew
Fayette Ward
LaVyrie Larson
May
Fayette
Laurence Anderson
Paloma Mellor
Mildred Baker
Ha Olsen
May Morgan
Edwin Mellor
Erma Morgan
Leona Kidman
Erwin Bauer
Ida Edwards
Claine Munk
Gunnison Ward
Timely Rainfall Benefits Crops
The light snowfall in Sanpete and Sevier counties gave way to a week of heavy rains. Rain gauges report up to 0.75 inches at Gunnison factory and over 1.07 inches in North Sevier, soaking ground and aiding beets, gardens, wheat, alfalfa, and mountain ranges as germination resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanpete
Sevier
Gunnison Sugar Company
North Sevier County
North
Richfield
Kindergarten Registration Opens in Gunnison This May
Registration for the six week Gunnison kindergarten session is set for Saturday May 6. Parents should register early to aid planning and success. Mrs W L McIntyre, secretary of the kindergarten organization, will be at the Gunnison Drug Store to take registrations. Miss Jane Nagle, an instructor in Salt Lake schools, is being contacted and may supervise the kindergarten work. She comes highly recommended for kindergarten instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
W. L. McIntyre
Miss Nagle
Gunnison Champs of Region Four at Ephraim Meet
Gunnison Valley high school athletes topped Region Four with 71 points at the regional track meet in Ephraim. Salina 48. Richfield 35. Wasatch Academy 82. Monroe 24. Ephraim 10. Gunnison’s Woodrow Mortensen led with 11 points high score and six Gunnison wins. Nine Gunnison runners and throwers qualified to represent Region Four at the 1933 cinder classic in Salt Lake City May 6 with Coach Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison Valley High School
Ephraim
Salina
Richfield
Wasatch Academy
Monroe
Woodrow Mortensen
Gunnison
Anderson
Mortensen
Westlund
Nielson
Pritchett
University of Utah Stadium
Despain
Hill
Westland
Mecif
Alexander
Salt Lake
Provo
Wiseacres
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Boston News Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Commerce Department
Transportation Division
Lions Club
F. H. Bath
Kimbal Larsen
Leonard Buchanan
Beulah Metcalf
Ray B. Metcalf
The
Agricultural College
Logan
Chi Omega Sorority
Lyda Duggins
San Fernando
Calif
Levan
S& J. Banter
Beverly
Trilma Francis
M.I. A
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