Domestic policy shifts spark rethinking of war and trade
A fragmented briefing criticizes U S foreign policy under Hull and the Roosevelt era. It argues government aims mix morality with order while preparing for war, urging Americans to recognize the drift toward belligerence despite calls for peace.
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Deta Aft
Poli
Tate Hull
Prince
Canada
Bone
Presi
Wtule
Ewing
Tony
Berane
Hin Noye
Hull Haa
United States
Pelley
Knep
Ian
Pace
Fragmentary local note from Hickory Grove area
Fragmentary OCR yields a local seeming report with political chatter and social commentary. It references a name about a politician and a lowly boy from Samer end, plus vague actions and frustration about paying dues and schemes.
Centerfield Bridge Cheb Moerets Saturday
Unclear OCR text notes a Saturday event at Centerfield Bridge with mentions of Avery Beck, Joan, Alvin Ber jaw, and Howald Bard. The fragment references a birthday party and a lively kare, with some names appearing as participants, but details are garbled and names are inconsistently rendered.
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Pers
Mra
Avery Beck
Dalety Junehnon
Joan
Relatives Take Short Visit to National Parks
Mr. and Mrs. Haren Hillyant and a family from Smithfield were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parr on their weekend journey. The visitors then joined Mr. and Mrs. Furt for a rapid tour to southern Utah visiting Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park before continuing to St George for several days of conversation with relatives.
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Mes. Haren Hillyant
Smithfild
Groeste
W. H. Parr
Mrs. Furt
Utah
Bryce Eanyat
Zino National ‘Park
St. George
Relathe
Holidays Tourists Visit Scenic Spots
A fragmented clipping notes holiday travel to scenic spots with mentions of town, early schedules, weekend plans, and local groups preparing for festive events. Readable names and places are limited, but the piece hints at a travel brief and seasonal tourism.
Fire disrupts event. efforts halt spread near Athens
A large blaze interrupted a public gathering as authorities, led by Mr and Mrs Kenneth, tried to contain flames near Athens. The incident drew attention from local residents and prompted safety actions as investigators examined the scene and questioned attendees for details.
Temple Marriage At Salt Lake City Is Announced Here
The marriage of Misa Mexine Larson to E Chad Jensen was performed at the Salt Lake Temple on a Friday in September. Rev. Nicholas G Smith officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. After a wedding dinner hosted by Terrence Holding, the couple headed to Washington where Jensen will pursue studies at George Washington University. Larson, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M Leon Larson, was active in church and school circles.
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Misa Mexine Larcot
Leon Larson
Chad Jenoen
Salt Lake Temple
Nicholas G. Smith
Terrence Holding
Pacephien
Sherman Avenue
Salt Lake City
Jensen
Washington, D
George Washington University
Phi Theta I Sigma Ng
Jonaen
M. Leon Larpen
Gamleon
Overfella Returns From Vacation Trip
Bankers and Democratic ticket candidate Ira Overfell returns from a vacation to Nebraska visiting notable elites in Mipcourt, Marcio, and Omaha. The trip included meetings with Mrs Benjamin frorkeees and Mr Orowetll, with plans to stay at the Sever Hiney hotel in Harwell, Karis City, and Macabre. Payton Aleamnder is noted in attendance.
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Ira Overfell
Cansidete
Scratching Prohibited at Primaries Sparks Ballot Clash
Fragmented OCR text shows confusion over ballot integrity at primaries with references to scratching, party lines, and voter protections. The fragment mentions Democratic and Republican labels and calls into question how ballots are handled, with unclear claims about permitted actions and observer roles.
NYA Benefits Aid Needy Utah College Students
The NYA program at Utah State Agricultural College will provide parttime work for needy students with need-based aid. The college committee led by Mr. Poeuek will assess applications, considering all income sources and college costs, to assign NYA rolls and funds. Students must enroll in at least twelve credits and maintain satisfactory scholarship, with distribution starting as applications are processed before the September 27 school year start.
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Utah State Agrioltural College
Lenter Tocock
NYA
Poeuek
Lo i Humpherys
V. 0. Cordier
Evan Murray
Heene Lahore
Lewis Williams
Ubenul Wind Regoulne
Tirm Devine
Washington and Vine
Wilford G. Princhhnecht
Utah
Dire For
NVA
Fants
NYA Commuttng
Poceck
Labor Day Observance Noted in Quiet Town Event
A muted Labor Day morning reflected routine activities as residents paused work. The day featured a simple program at the town hall with local leaders praising workers and hinting at future community gatherings.
Valley Schools Open With Strong Start
Valley schools begin the new term with opening sessions as graduation trends show progress. The article notes high enrollment in commercial and practical departments, discussing tuition changes and program emphasis.
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Valley
Noted Engineer Joins Telluride Power Company
Paul Ashworth, longtime Utah Power and Light researcher, becomes chief engineer at Telluride Power Company. He will oversee engineering and management across the Telluride territory, marking a homecoming for the pioneer-born professional, who graduated from Cornell and has strong ties to Utah and Telluride.
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Paul Astworth
Utah Power @ Light company
Bali Lake
Telluride Power Company
Naniet
Miehefield
Telluride
Ashworth
Reaver
Cornell University
Pioneer Daughters Start Winter Activities in Gunnison
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Gunnison chapter opened winter festivities Tuesday afternoon with about thirty gathered at Mrs G D Peery's home. They planned a program featuring Pioneer Life, local singing, and a few speakers, focusing on community and family history.
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Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Gunnison
Mre
G. D Peery
Witter
Pioneer Lite
Utah Electorate Ready for Test Of Primary Law
A Utah primary law test nears as voters brace for the runoff process. The article lists candidates for federal, state, and county offices, noting runoff rules and the timing of the September 7 election day. It names Claude T. Berne and others for U S Senate, E Miller for Congress, and several county posts, with runoff implications if no clear majority.
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Utah
Ube
Viets
Amin
Junge Pelaury
Lin Tie
Tubedig
Ehawn
Features In This Issue On Nation And Identity
The feature article by Keyrocod Pitewln summarizes efforts to shape national identity and constitution. It discusses the Picture Parade presentation and the broader theme of who counts as a nation. It notes readers will find coverage in Who's New and Week Leenm and mentions Neblett and Virginia Vale gossip items and family matters.
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