Tax Bills Loom in Utah 1935 Legislature
Utah lawmakers face a frenzy of tax and liquor bills in the opening week of the 21st Legislature. Conservatives clash with “leftist” aims as tax hikes, liquor control, and social legislation emerge. Debates over state stores versus private sales intensify with Salt Lake factions split on enforcement and local option fears. A marriage license was issued to Earl H. Skinner and Gladys Irene Baldwin.
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Utah
Liquor Central
Renry H. Blooh
Tence
Salt Lake
Warwick C. Lamoreaux
Salt Lake County
Ilo
Lamoreaux
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Earl H. Skinner
Provo
Gladys Irene Baldwin
Beaver
Shake Up In FLE.R.A. Administration Coming
County Commissioners forecast a major shake up in the FERA administration. They dissolved the county relief committee, formed a new one, and instructed the clerk to seek resignations from case workers including Rose N. Gardner Nellie Bf. Clark Jennie Winter-Tosa and Maggie Carpenter effective February 9. They also plan to replace County Manager Wm. R. Palmer and initiate resignations for other staff with reappointment bids open. Ted Thompson chosen as new county manager at 1800 dollars yearly pending HE.RA approval. bids to furnish three new relief offices and a large rehab room due at a special meeting tonight.
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Dulloch
Rose N. Gardner
Social Service
Nellie Bf. Clark
Jennie Winter- Tosa
Maggie Carpenter
Wm. R. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
J. L. Fulmer
Spencer Dean
Earl Urie
Georgia Jensen
Hilda Harwood Parry
Isr Sons
W. Leigh
Decker
Ted Thompson
Palmer
HE. R. A
Ir. Thompson
Cedar City
Thompson
F.E.T. A. Commodities
Woman Held After Attempted Murder at Parowan Market
Viola Stephens stands in the county jail awaiting action after an alleged attempt to shoot Mrs. Mayme Chilton at Parowan Meat Market. The weapon discharged a hole in the ceiling during a scuffle. mental derangement is suspected.
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Viola Stephens
Mayme Chilton
Paroewan
Mrs. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Stephen
Utah Legislature Turns Focus to Tax and Liquor Bills in Week Two
Salt Lake City reports the twenty first Utah legislature opens week two with 25 bills and two joint resolutions. Maw leads senate in introductions with 17 bills while the house adds eight. Tax measures dominate, targeting state and county revenues, with liquor licensing and private dispensers sparking likely clashes.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Moonday
Senate
Herbert B. Maw
House of Representatives
House
Committee of Forty-nine
Henry H. Blood
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Ward C. Hebrook
Davis County
Haibrook
Ira A. Huggins
Weber County
Two Suits Filed In District Court In County
Two suits were filed in the district court this week with O. C. Snow as plaintiff in both actions. The first names Carlos Bauer Ezra Rollo and others as defendants alleged to graze their sheep on land under the plaintiff's control and seeks 2070 general damages 1110 personal damages and court costs. The second suit names Burns Tebbs as defendant with demands for 700 general damages 365 personal damages and costs.
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O. C. Snow
Carlos Bauer
Ezra Rollo
Maintiff
Burns Tebbs
Union Meeting Scheduled at West Ward Chapel
A union meeting is announced to be held Sunday afternoon at the West Ward Chapel in Sun.
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West Ward
Birthday celebration for three cousins observed
Honoring Mrs. D A Matheson Abrs Wim J Lowder and Mrs Joseph Jensen on their birthdays the Gurt cousins were entertained Monday night by Jean Aatheson Barbara Walters and Alice Halterman at the latter's residence. A delightful evening is reported with refreshments.
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D. A. Matheson
Abrs
Wim. J. Lowder
Joseph Jensen
Jean Aatheson
Harbara MM. Walters
Alice Halterman
Legislative series from Salt Lake City Capitol Dome
The Times launches a weekly legislative feature week by week. Under the Capital Dome and a spot news service will report on open sessions and what happens beneath the surface. Readers are urged to follow representatives' votes and influence at the state capital.
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Times
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Legion Auxiliary Presents Oriental Musical Comedy The Pose Dawn
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors an Oriental musical comedy The Pose Dawn on Feb 2 with fifty local cast members directed by Milton Mandeville. Proceeds benefit the public library as funds for children’s books. The production features Miss Retta Orton as Naida and includes multiple choruses and specialty acts, with notable cast and committee members listed.
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Latal American Legion Auxiliary
Milton DR. Mandeville
Me Mandeville
American Legion Auxiliary
Retta Orton
Naida
Bill Dalton
Nakkar
Temple
Milo Mortensen
Yillirny
Sally
Oscar
Barhara Walters
Ray Garner
Barbara
London
Beatrice Adams
Mae Evans
Temple Danters
Zadya
Miss Afton Anderson
Beth Orton
Shirley Dalton
Virgina Mortensen
Afton Thornton
Norma Dalton
Beeatrice Pritchard
Ruth Stubbs
Alicea Robinson
Sfelen Adams
Vanda Bennett
Tacile Lowder
June
Lions Club Charter Night Plans Complete
Plans are set for the Lions Club Charter Night on February 1 with district Governor J W Thornton arriving to present the charter to President Glenn F Snow. The banquet at the banquet hall will feature an opening America sing and Amos C Plateh as master of ceremonies followed by a dance at the high school gym. Charter members include Snow Decker Adams Hulet Byron Adams Clark Garner Cartright Taylor Dalton Marsden Nelson Marsden Joseph Warner Mitchell Marsden Fulton Chilton Hatch Ward Morris Parcells.
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Lions Club
P. A. Clark
J. W. Thornton
Provo
Utah District No. 28
Liena International
Glenn F. Snow
Amoe C. Tlateh
Cedar City Club
Cedar City Lions Club
Club
Fronn BE. Snow
Ivan Decker
L. J. Adams
Clair Hu
Granddaughter led tribute as Parowan resident celebrates 47th birthday
Emily Teresa Lowder known as Grandma Lowder celebrated her 47th birthday with a large family gathering at Relief Hall. Attendees included children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren from St. George Cedar City Provo Kanosh and nearby areas. A program featured singing recitations and tributes followed by a seating dinner and a birthday cake centerpiece.
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Parowan
Emily Teressa Lowder
Grandma” Lowder
Kate Jensen
Provo
John Lagan Lowder
St. George
Cedar City
Kanosh
Ida Burton
J. L. Lowder
David, Matheson
Margy M. Mareden
Tairten
Gurr to Leave Soon for Mission Work at L S Church
Timie reports Armont Gurr will depart soon to pursue a mission for the L. S. Church. The exact departure time and destination are unknown. Uncertainty also surrounds who will replace him as ward clerk for the East ward.
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Timie
Armont Gurr
L. DR. S&s
East Ward
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