Disarmament Dilemmas and Rising Tensions Worldwide
The piece warns that disarmament talks face two major obstacles Germany and Japan as powers resume military expansion. France and Germany blame each other, while Japan threatens regional dominance. Threats of tariffs, trade wars, and a new arms race loom, risking renewed global conflict. The United States is urged to remain neutral and avoid entanglement as tensions escalate.
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Germany
France
Japan
Nippon
League of Nations
Carnegie Foundation
Far East
China
England
U.S
Keeping Accounts Benefit to Farmers
Partners of Utah favor scribbling record books with a pencil at the time of a transaction. Extension economist C. O. Brottt cites AAA contract signers receiving new account books and attending meetings for guidance. The AAA record book helps record farm business and supports contract signers in managing operations.
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Partners
Utah
C. O. Brott
AAA
Bioty
Fathers and Sons Roar At Gunnison Lions Night
The Gunnison Lions Club held its annual fathers and sons night with a big banquet at the Wistaria cafe. C F E Andersen was toastmaster as officers were elected for the coming year with George Last named president and Dan Borg as vice-president.
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Cubs
Gunnison Lions Club
Fathers’ and Sons
Wistaria Cafe
C. F E. Andersen
Leo TD. Bardsley
Cub
Wm. FH. Farr
Miss Loraine Christiansen Graduates High Honors at Holy Cross
Mrs. Sanford Anderson traveled to Salt Lake Tuesday for graduation exercises of student nurses at Holy Cross hospital. Miss Loraine Christiansen, daughter of Mrs. Anderson, earned a diploma with high honors and a reception followed at the Cathedral of Madeleine.
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Sanford Anderson
Salt Lake
The
Holy Cross Hospital
Loraine Christiansen
Anderson
Cathedral of Madeleine
Huge Sums Loaned For Crop Production
Bank officials report peak seasonal activity in California Nevada Utah and Arizona with 2152 loans pending closing totaling 5 768 400 and 1 666 800 disbursed since January 1. Production credit associations in 11th district finance farmer needs at 5 percent interest from payment time, with 650 associations nationwide reporting about 44 million in loans and 11 million cash paid.
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Berkeley Intermediate Credit Bank
California
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Arm Credit Administration
William T. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Berkeley Bank
United States
Local man weds California bride in Gunnison
Chris Thompson of this city and Norma Elliott of Willowbrook California announced their marriage. Thompson, 75, and Elliott, 71, appeared with friends last week and will reside in Gunnison for their married life, uniting a local figure with a distant bride.
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Cupid
Chris Thompson
Norma Elliott
Willowbrook
Calif
Thompson
Gunnison
Peterson Baby Dies After Prolonged Illness
Arlene Peterson, 11 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Melroy Peterson, died Tuesday at 2 30 pm at home after a month long battle with measles and pneumonia. Born June 22 1983 she was the family’s first girl with two older brothers Junior and Stanley surviving.
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Arlene
Melroy Peterson
Little Arlene
Junior
Stanley
South Sanpete School Board Denies Teacher Contract Change
At a May 9 meeting in Manti the South Sanpete School Board rejected a request to alter the first clause of teachers contracts to allow for a larger salary scaling in a year of revenue shortfalls. The board affirmed current contract terms and set a May 19 deadline for contract returns, while considering further discussion on emergency funding and staffing.
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South Sanpete
Manti
Ephraim Enterprise
A. I. Tippetts
South Sanpete Teachers’ Association
Tippetts
Board of Education
Norman Hamilton
R. A. Fowler
Utah Teachers’ Association
Fowler
Hamilton
Teachers’ Association
Newman Beck
Centerfield
Wordsa
Ing
W. E. Thorpe
Beck
Thorpe
Ray P. Lund
Mant
George Tradley
Sterling
Hans Olsen
Gunnison
Mr. Thorpe
Olsen
School Board
Reid
Andrew Judd
Wilford Frischknecht
Iver Iverson
Iverson
Judd
Mr. Lund
Mr. Frischknecht
Frischknecht
Lund
Frieschknecht
Free Tickets Offer For Weekend Theater Showings
The Gunnison Valley News invites subscribers to free tickets at the Casino Theatre for California Trail starring Buck Jones on Friday and Saturday and It Happened One Night starring Clark Gabie and Claudette Colbert on Sunday and Monday. Names listed include A A Bock Centerfutekdk M D Beauregard Mina Beauregard A B Bijerregaard JosephBlixt D E Borg and others in Gunnison and nearby towns. Call for tickets before noon Saturday.
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The
Gunnison
Plesse
Rasmussen Trip Highlights Mother's Day Visit
Mr and Mrs Chas Rasmussen motored to Ephraim and Nephi on Mother's Day weekend. They visited Mrs Lauritz Anderson in Ephraim, mother of Mrs Rasmussen, then spent time with Mrs W H T Bryan in Nephi before returning Sunday evening.
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Chas. Rasmussen
Ephraim
Nephi
Lauritz Anderson
Rasmussen
Mr. Rasmussen
W. H. T. Bryan
Aaronic Priesthood to Lead Gunnison Ward Sacrament Service
The Gunnison ward priesthood will oversee the sacrament meeting at the Gunnison ward chapel next Sunday evening. An appropriate program has been arranged and several bay <likely*> of the ward will take part.
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Gunnison Ward
Alphonzo Anderson
Bernard Anderson
Duane Anderson
Calvin Rpartholomew
Woodrow Becketh Childs
Don Christensen
Ruby Christiansen
Ida Edwards
Grace Eggertsen
Florine Erickson
Boyd Fjeldsted
Darrell Gates
Lee Franklin
Gledhill
Milton Hammond
Deen Hansen
Wendell Hill
Daisy Kaneko
Carle Morgan
Claine Munk
George Ney
Lamont Nielsen
Elma Riggs
Maurine Riggs
Frances Roberts
Carlyle
Closing Of South Sanpete Schools Marks End Of Term
South Sanpete district ends its school year with diplomas and certificates. Washington school awarded thirty-nine certificates while Gunnison Valley High School will grant thirty-two diplomas. Commencement exercises feature Dr. T O Horsfall of Snow College and a program including music and student addresses.
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Gunnison
Stake Seminary
Gunnison Ward
Washington School
Gunnison Valley
Gunnison Valley High School
T. O. Horsfall
Snow Eollege
Bishop Christiansen
Beth Childs
Edwards Valedictory
Hansen
Newman ‘Beck
Water Use Pointers From Salt Lake City Officials
Hugh Higson of the Salt Lake City water department outlines practical tips for conserving water during a dry spell. He advises sprinkling with a held hose, avoiding street watering, sprinkler use before sunrise or after sundown, and that most lawns can be watered in 10 minutes with no longer operation. He notes a leak sounds like a singing noise and explains how much water a pinhole leak can waste in 24 hours. Gardens should be watered before sunup or after sundown, soil should be broken up to aid absorption, and daily watering keeps roots near the surface for a healthier lawn. Mr and Mrs John M Knighton returned from a trip to Salt Lake City.
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Hugh Higson
City Water Department
Salt Lake City
Higson
Water Department
4 H Club Members Plan Summer Activities in Utah
Approximately 5700 4 H club members in 26 counties of Utah will contribute in 1934 toward family income through clothing, food, home management, livestock, crops, forestry, or poultry projects. Better animals will be placed on many farms as an economic unit. Each unit will adopt a club problem or join an existing community program. Health education and personal habits will be discussed at meetings, with nature hikes led by foresters or scientists to boost appreciation. Record keeping of each member’s business will be highlighted, along with demonstrations and judging.
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Utah
D. P. Murray
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