Economic view split on New Deal among big industry
A survey of two major groups shows divergent stances on Roosevelt reforms. The United States Chamber of Commerce, dominated by mid sized industrialists, voted overwhelmingly against key New Deal measures including social security and NRA extensions. In contrast the Department of Commerce advisory council, containing large Class A industrialists, signals a different, more favorable posture toward some reforms.
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Opnion
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
America
Meads
Chamber
Beig
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Business Advisory and Planning Council
American Telephone
Gifford
General Electric
Swope
A. S. Steel
Taylor
Chase Na
Taxpayer Sounds Timely Warning on Bonded Indebtedness
In Utah’s May issue of the Utah Taxpayer a warning warns taxpayers against increasing bonded indebtedness and overstepping constitutional limits. It notes growing ad valorem taxes since 1916 from 8.5 million to 117.5 million and condemns new tax schemes while urging restraint amid federal funding fever.
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Utah
Ameriia
Gunners Ephraim Open Season At Home Sunday
Gunnison hosts Ephraim in the opening Sanpete league game Sunday at 4 PM on the local diamond. CCC Mt Pleasant and other matchups follow as Gunnison aims to rebound with a stronger squad, backed by new recruits and renewed citizen support.
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Gunners
Ephraim Boys
Ephraim
CCC
Mt. Pleasant
Gunnison
Southern Utah Baseball League
Sanpete County League
Nutrition tips for vegetables preserve vitamin C and iron
Miss Elna Miller of Utah State Agricultural College urges cooking methods that minimize nutrient loss. Boil water first, avoid soda, and use cooking water in sauces to keep vitamins and minerals. Green leafy vegetables should be wilted in minimal water to retain iron and vitamin C.
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Elna Miller
Utah State Agricultural College
Miss Miller
Independence of the Individual and States Asserted
The passage argues that individuals and states must maintain independence and resist continued paternalistic government handouts considered as gift money. It frames withdrawal from accepting government generosity as a principle of self rule and restraint.
Associated Civic Clubs Meet in Price May 25 26
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah plan a two day meeting in Price on May 25 and 26. It will be the first in Carbon county in three years with plans for an advertising campaign promoting Southern Utah parks and scenic spots. Randell L. Jones of Salt Lake will speak on Utah’s landscapes and northern links to southern promotion.
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Civic Clubs
Utah
Price
Carbon County
Associated Clubs
Ray F. Carr
A. E. Gibson
Price Chamber of Commerce
Wll
Southland
Jones
Salt Lake
W. H. Bintz Company
Fisher Brewing Company
Mid-Western Dairy Products Company
Strewell- Patterson Hardware Company
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
H. Dinwoodey Furniture Company
Inter- Mountain Auto Supply Company
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake City
Columbia Steel Company
New Century Printing Co
Troublesome Ants Easily Banished
Instructions from the Utah State Agricultural College extension service describe using a cyanide solution to kill red stinging and harvester ants by inserting poison into each nest center and retreating from the bed. The method is more effective after rain, with cautions about handling poison and risk to plants from carbon disulfide. The item also notes Mr and Mrs Theron Clinger visiting Manti as house guests of relatives.
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Extension Service
Utah State Agricultural College
Theron Clinger
Manti
Break From Jail Ends With Return To Jail For Couple
Blain Peterson and Frenchy Drapier escaped from city jail on a Saturday night after removing a rock barrier. They were recaptured by Marshal Tollestrup and Night watchman L. L. Childs and placed in a steel cell. Peterson admitted destroying a rear tree at C. W. M. store and was fined ten days for the offense. Drapier faced a trial for disturbing the peace and was fined one dollar plus costs, choosing prison time instead.
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Blain Peterson
Frenchy” Drapper
Tollestrup
L. L. Childs
Peterson
Drapier
Bosts
Durance Vile
Anderson Pritchett-Dick Anderson wedding in Gunnison
Twila Pritchett daughter of Ellis and Mrs Pritchett and Charles Dick Anderson son of Mel and Mrs Anderson were married at the bride’s home last Thursday at 7 pm with Chas S Hansen officiating. A wedding supper followed at 8 pm. Both graduates of Gunnison Valley high school, they will live in Gunnison. Hans Borg and Mrs Borg of Richfield visited the couple.
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Twila Pritchett
Ellis Pritchett
Charles Dick Anderson
Mel Anderson
Centerfield
Chas. S. Hansen
Gunnison
Mrs. Anderson
Gunnison Valley
Recomend Lime To Preserve Eggs
Instructional note from Carl Frischknecht on lime preservation for eggs as an alternative to water glass. Mix lime with boiled and cooled water, settle, place clean eggs in a container, cover with limewater about two inches above, with or without salt. Fresh unfertile eggs may store eight months or more.
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Carl Frischknecht
Extension Poultryman
Utah State Agricultural College
Tuberculosis Tests Planned for Sanpete Dairy Cows
Dr. C L Jones of the Utah Bureau of Animal Industry announced tuberculin tests for all Sanpete dairy cows. Tests begin at Axtell Monday at 8 o clock with notices mailed to cow owners for time and place. Full cooperation from owners is requested to carry out the program.
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C. L. Jones
Bureau of Animal Industry of
Utah
Gunnison
Sanpete County
Axtell
Valley Schools Plan Closing Day Programs 1934 35
Gunnison Valley high school Washington Grade and Lincoln Grade schools announce graduation plans for May 24 and May 27. Forty students from Washington Junior High, 34 from Lincoln Centerfield, 37 at Gunnison Valley high, with diplomas to be awarded and programs scheduled featuring speakers music and verse.
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Gunnison Valley
Washington Grade School
Gunnison
Lincoln Grade
Valley
Washineton
Lincoln School
Centerfield
Gunnison Valley High School
Leon Embley Voral Solon Nune
June Duggins
Camille Rosengall
EL T. Reid
Boyd Nielson
Earl Pardee
Washington Junior High
Centerfield Ward
Cl've Despain
Fishermen Recover Lost Mammoth Creek Fish
Three well known anglers Ira Overfelt Julius Duggins and Royal Buchanan fished Mammoth creek 140 miles south of Gunnison. They lost 32 fish after returning home then retraced the route and recovered the missing catch after a midnight search. Opening day yielded 25 fish Monday brought 35 with Overfelt leading.
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Ira Overfelt
Julius Duggins
Royal Buchanan
Mammoth Creek
Gunnison
Overfelt
Buchanan
Lew
Duggins
Lois Overfelt
Twelve Mile
Carnyons
Nelson-Tied Knot Secretly In Knoxville
John A. Nelson known as Jack wed Miss Vola Matthews on December 24 in Knoxville Tennessee. The couple, after a Florida honeymoon, will reside in Knoxville where Nelson serves as chief clerk in the forest department.
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John A. Nelson
Gunnison
Jack
Nita Nelson
Vola Matthews
W. E. Matthews
St. Anthony
Ida
Knoxville
Tennessee
Nelson
Florida
Salt Lake
Forest Service
Forest Department
South
Ioahia
Idaho
Tenn
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Hans E. Borg
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Muriel Childs
Keller Christensen
Nedra Farr
Marian Frandsen
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Ardella Hendrickson
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