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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1941
Page
4
Senate testimony by Leon Henderson, federal price administrator, vows to oppose wage increases that raise commodity costs. He commends American industry for cooperation while warning inflated wages threaten real purchasing power and inflation. Industrial News Review views industry as serving the public.
An analysis notes Britain's sea control remains intact, the air defense strengthened, and rearmament accelerated after Dunkirk. German land superiority persists, but Britain faces shipping constraints and food shortages. Churchill signals potential stabilization within six months as weather improves and a possible crisis period ends.
President Roosevelt may press ahead with a plan to staff the Supreme Court with justices aligned to his economic and social program. He has appointed seven justices, a record shared only with Washington’s early court. Chief Justice Stone, a former Coolidge appointee, leans pro New Deal. Justice Roberts is mixed. The new Court’s influence will shape generations with many potential precedents.
Cynle Accynie is described as someone who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing, highlighting a paradoxical emphasis on monetary worth over intrinsic meaning in a concise, ironic line.
In Cedar City on Saturday and Sunday Apostle Melvin J. Ballard attended as Wm. R. Palmer becomes second counselor in the Stake Presidency replacing Frank A. Thorley. E. M. Corry installed as bishop with Samuel F. Leigh and Herbert P. Haight as counselors. Rep Wilford Day pushes low interest loans from State Land Board to farmers postwar. The issue also notes missionary letters, local visits, a July 4 parade plan in Parowan, and a crowded church meeting with minimal leadership. Also included are small items on Delaware’s flag history, Charles Kingsley on tobacco, and storage tips for broken-out eggs.
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