Wage Committee Meeting Sets Tentative Relief Pay Scale
Beaver county emergency relief wage committee members Mr. Bussey of Milford and Mr. Bradfield of Minersville met in Milford to set a tentative scale for public works. The plan, drawn from county CWA administration, proposes 50 cents to around $1.12 per hour depending on job type, with others to follow as needed. The group plans rotating meetings among main communities, a policy Bradfield supports.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Beaver County
O. Jussey
Milford
Cyrus Bradfield
Minersville
Bussey
Heavey
Bradfield
K. C. Barton
Beaver
Thesday
Russey
Dairy cows at record numbers strain U S dairy plans
The United States reports over 26 million milk cows this year, up about 18 percent from 1928, signaling a growing production base. USDA and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration plan regional conferences to discuss a practical dairy adjustment program to align production with demand and improve farmer returns.
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United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Large Crowd Attends Civic Clubs Meet
A feature notes a history making civic clubs gathering as part of a weekly Feebly News Review by Edward W. Pickard. The piece positions the column as a trusted interpretation of weekly world events for American readers.
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Edward W. Pickard
Water supply looks ample for Kent Lake irrigation
Kent Lake Reservoir company official W S Tolton along with Joy Beaver and others measured snow depth and water content across Taylor's hill Slab pile Red Pine hill and Kent Lake area last Monday. Snow is heavy and wet with estimated five feet above the ditch and about 16 inches water. Tolton says water supply could be more than double last year aiding irrigators. Beaver Press
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W. 8S. Tolton
Joy Beaver
Kent Lake
Slab Pile
Red Pine Hill
Kents Lake
Tolton
Utah moves to dismiss Telluride Power rate case in federal court
The state of Utah filed a motion in federal court to dismiss Telluride Power companys injunction challenge to a 10 percent rate cut ordered by the public utilities commission. If denied, trial would proceed before a three judge panel with two appellate court members. A temporary restraining order remains in effect pending May or June hearing.
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Utah
Telluride Power Company
Public Utilities Commission
John D. Rice
Tillman D. Johnson
Circuit Court of Appeals
County plans milk testing program for April start
A countywide, no cost milk testing program is being planned to run from April, supplementing and supporting milk marketing agreements. It aims to help producers decide which cows to eliminate by showing which cows yield lower returns under the new pricing policy.
Enthusiastic Support Moves to Standardize Highway 21
Milford hosts the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah as delegates from eleven counties gather for a regional meeting. They back urgent funding and resolutions to upgrade Highway 21 to a hard surfaced standard linking Arrowhead Trail with Highway 93, aiming to attract visitors to southern Utah parks and Mesa Verde.
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Milford
Civic Clubs
Utah
Vergal Monthly
Millan Ant Juab
Delta
Fillmore
Nevii
Nevada
Ely
White Pine County
Connor's Pass
Nevada Line
Lehman's Cave
Associated Civic Clubs
Congress
Allied Counties
Vail M. Pittman
United States
Key Pittman
Frank G. Martines
Richfield
Century Progress and Pioneers of Microbiology
The text cites Jenner proving smallpox vaccination in 1788, Pasteur’s fermentation work as a base for modern bacteria control, Lister’s antiseptic methods transforming surgery, Koch’s identification of Bacillus tuberculosis and the cholera agent, Loeffler’s diphtheria germ, and the demonstration of environmental control of yellow fever by the Goreas.
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Jenner
Pasteur
Lister
Loeffler
Goreas
Miss Lois Hansen Heads to Mexico for Language Study
Salt Lake City teen Lois Geniel Hansen, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Hansen, departs Wednesday for Mexico City to stay three months with friend Alicia Segura. Segura, daughter of Professor David Segura, has studied English at the University of Utah. The pair met in a West High Spanish class and shared a lasting friendship.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Lois. Geniel Hansen
Salt Lake
Rixiolph Nielsen
Milford
Nielsens
Naomi Wither
Marjorie Young
Lois Geniel Hansen
M. B. Hansen
Gray Avenue
Salt Lake City
Mexico City
Alicia Segura
Segura
David Segura
University of
the West High School
Band Mothers organize uniforms for Milford band parade
The Band Mothers club met at Milford High with president Mrs. L. G. Clay presiding and Principal P. B. Beecher. Eleven mothers attended to decide costumes for band and orchestra members ahead of their Cedar City high school day trip. A financing committee and a costume committee were formed as the town supports the project.
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Band Mothers Club
L. G. Clay
P. B. Beecher
Alvin Baker
Cedar City
Milford
Boy Scouts Enrollment Up in Timpanogos Council
The Milford troop is part of the Timpanogos Boy Scout council. Enrollment on March 1 reached 501, up 105 from the previous year, per secretary Mrs. Jennie Massey. Troop numbers rose to 145 from 144, the highest council total ever, with 1982 record at 3012 scouts and 159 troops.
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Timpanogos Boy Scout Council
Milford
Jennie Massey
Massey
Relief Gardens Projected Across Utah by Relief Agency
Subsistence gardens to be formed in every Utah county under the State Emergency Relief program. George L. Haerr announces detailed instructions to county FERA committees. The effort aims to provide employment and later food through owner cultivated plots, with land, plowing, and watering arranged by local authorities.
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Utah
State Emergency Relief Administration
Utah Ayvicultural College
George L. Haerr
FERA
Joes
Flying of air mail resumes over skeleton network
The Army Air Corps restarted air mail service Monday on a narrowed route system. The Salt Lake City to Los Angeles line via Milford remains active with the first post resuming at 10 15 p m and regular trips continuing without incident. Lt Haid piloted the California National Guard O 88 observation plane previously damaged. it flew again Sunday for service to March Field after repairs.
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Army Air Corps
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Milford
Haid
California National Guard
March Field
Air Corps
Health project figures from Milford school medical survey
Tabulated results from pre school and school examinations show numerous conditions including anemia 19 and dental caries 348. Eye defects 20 and malnutrition 1 accompany findings of poor posture 76 and fallen arches 44. Admiral Byrd note mentions ice boxes in South Pole region.
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Milford
Diana M'Culley
R. N
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Brotherhood of Locomotive
Zeke Johnson
Natural Bridges National Monument
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Mesa Verde National Park
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Arizona
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J. P. May
San Juan Record
L. FP. Redd
Albert Lyman
Mexico
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BOY Scout Investiti
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J. Lang
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
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