Marxist Doctrines and American Economic Policy Debate
A historical column critiques Marxist theory and its influence on European socialism and American policy. It traces government expansion, tax increases, and regulatory growth from 1900 to the 1930s, arguing such moves threaten individual liberty and the constitutional order. The piece contrasts collective planning with the ideals of the Magna Carta and democracy, warning against surrendering freedom to state control.
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Karl Marx
Europe
America
Congress
State
Yorktown
Fetteras
Waterloo
Vailey Forge
Paragonah Considers Sale of Light Lines to Parowan
Paragonah town board discussed selling its light and power distribution lines to Parowan City during a meeting with Parowan officials Tuesday night. Discussions focused on a possible agreement to continue electric service or the purchase of the lines, with contract terms and franchise implications under consideration. Southern Utah Power Co. invited to quote figures, and Mr. Gardner has met with them.
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Paragonah
Parowan City
Parowan
Fparagonah
Parowan Council
Southern Utah Power Co
Gardner
Woolmen Form Organization Seeks Large Grazing Grant
Local sheepmen are urged to learn about a new organization led by M. Jorgensen of Salina that seeks about five million acres of grazing lands in the west and southwest desert, including Millard and Iron counties, via federal action. Representatives say local winter grazing rights may be at risk and urge organization to protect these rights.
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Utah
5. M. Jorgensen
Salina
Congress
Washington
Southwest
Desert
Lyon
Beaver
Hillard
The
Richfield Reaper
Ron County
Millard County
Messrs. C. W. Watts
Weldo George
A. A. Kimball
Times
Benson Plans Large Antelope Count in Utah
Roy Benson head of the Local Gun and Red Club cites a challenge to verify Utah antelope numbers. He debated with State Fish and Game Commissioner Cook and claimed he could spot three hundred antelope in one day on Western Beaver Miltard and Juab counties desert areas. He expects to join Orange Olsen and Len Turpin mid month for a formal count.
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Roy Benson
Gun and Red Club
Utah
State Fish and Game Department
Mr. Bensom
R. L. Fenton
Salt Lake City
Cook
Roy
Toy
Beaver
Mitlard
Juab
Orange A. Olsen
Len Turpin
Sell Southern Utah to Tourists Urges Civic Clubs
Civic Clubs directors in St George plan to mobilize service stations restaurants and hotels across eleven counties to promote Southern Utah to travelers. They may publish a promotional folder and stage goodwill trips while awaiting next meeting action at Manti. Banquet at Liberty cafe and Dixie college followed the day’s sessions with remarks from C. W. Love Jr Reid Gardner and senators Bowman and Jefferson.
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Utah
Associated Civic Clubs
St Theorze
Manti
St. George Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Cafe
Dixie College
Arvil Hafen
Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Love Jr
Washington County
Mr. Love
Reid H. Gardner
C. C. Bowman
Kanab
Oxiea College
Jefferson of
Milford
St. George
City Council Passes Speed Limit Ordinance
The City Council approved a speed limit ordinance for self propelled vehicles with 25 mph on Main Street and 30 mph on other streets. The measure, spurred by a new Parowan Taragonah road, aims to protect schoolchildren as traffic will travel straighter past the school. Entry signs and School Zone markers will be posted and requested by the State Road Commission.
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Ely
Ils
Parowan- Taragonah
State Road Commission
Justice report shows no business for quarter
City Justice H Parcells reported to the city council for the quarter ending March 31 that he had no business during the entire period. He notes the community is abiding by laws or not being apprehended, but records show no cases or proceedings for the quarter.
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City Justicg
H. ©. Parcells
City adjusts sprinkling hours and expands Southeast period
East side residents with last year’s sprinkling tickets will use evening hours this year while West side users switch to mornings. Southeast gets a longer period due to lower pressure. Two extra sprinkling tickets may be sold with priority cancellation in water shortage. Mr and Mrs Whitney celebrate shared birthday on the 2nd with friends and relatives.
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Fatrnese
S. I. Whitney
Seed loan applications end April thirtieth in Iron County
Salt Lake Seed Loan Office confirms April 30 as closing date for seed loan applications in the district. A. T. Jones is appointed to assist Iron County farmers in filling forms. his Cedar City office is in the Sheep Store building on Main Street. Unpaid balances from last year may still qualify this year to obtain loans for irrigation costs. Sheriff and Mrs. L. R. Fife visited Cedar City this week. Mrs. Fife is recovering health after an operation.
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Salt Lake
City Irrigation Ditch Clean Policy Debated
Citizens protested council plans for irrigation ditch cleaning arguing taxpayers deserve access to ditches up to private property. The dispute stems from years of uneven practice with the city funding mainly main ditches and pulling back from private reach. The council will study the policy at an upcoming meeting to set a definite future approach. Four Purduean students named among forty eight graduation applicants. Ruth Clark Florine Pendleton LaVerl Gurr Pearl Bentley Melba Allen Emms Bastian.
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Ptfour Psrowan
Hh. A
Ruth Clark
Florine Pendleton
LaVerl Gurr
Pearl Bentley
Melba Allen
Summit
Emms Bastian
Barlow Reappointed As Superintendent In Iron County
N. J. Barlow was reappointed for two more years as Iron County superintendent of schools. The board approved a tentative next year budget with a five percent salary reduction, set clerk and treasurer pay, and planned teacher contracts for May first. The meeting also approved tree planting on Ja narra and Paragonah grounds and authorized Parawan band travel to Logan at its own expense.
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N. J. Barlow
Iron County
Board of Education
State Department of Education
Slite
Janarra
Paragonah
Parawan
Logan
Cartright Seeks Service Station Permit in Town
Jasper Cartright asked the city council for a permit to build a service station on the corner of Main and Second South, contingent on selling his Lund hotel property. Flo asked to bridge a creek, remove two trees, and extend a canopy over the sidewalk. A council committee was sent to inspect the site and plan developments.
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Jasper Cartright
Lund
Cartright
Main
Second South
Flo
Forest Road Planned in Parowan Canyon under Reforestation Program
Dixie National Forest Supervisor J E Gurr says a forest road through Parowan Canyon toward Mammoth is almost certain as part of the reforestation effort. He notes start of up to 300 workers by the fifteenth, rising to about 800 as the season grows, with route choices favoring the second left-hand canyon for access.
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Paro Wan Canyon
J. E. Gurr
Dixie National Forest
Gurr
Parawah
Gurr Aays
New Forest
Yankees Meadow
Dark Hollow
Castle Valley
Brien Head Point
T'rien Lilead
Utah Press Association to Hold Manti Forest Outing in July
The Utah State Press Association plans a summer outing in mid July at Ferran reservoir in Manti National Forest. Members will camp in tents, with officials of the forest cooperating on arrangements. The note also mentions Hike Thornton’s relapse and a potential trip to Las Vegas for relief from illness.
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Utah
Utah State Press Association
Ferran Reservoir
Manti National Forest
Fish Lake
Wayne Wonderland
Provo
Provo Canyon
Manti Forest
Wmf
Hike
Thornton
Haray
Las Vegas
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Marx
Ness
Benson
Antelope
Loecal Club
Olson and
Turpin
Ium
LISI
Justice
L. R. Fife
Cedar City
Barlow
Parowan Canyon
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