Capitol Deadlock Threatens New Laws and Taxes
Senate and House fail to agree on major tax bills and other reforms at the close of the eighth session week. Conferees wrestle over income and corporate tax offsets while liquor control and workers compensation spark heated exchanges. Governor supports swift action on water projects and names Mente Wilson as legislative advisor.
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Iron County School Board Seeks Transportation Bids
At a Cedar City meeting the Iron County Board of Education called for bids to transport students on five routes serving Cedar schools and Paragonah. Bids due by April 5 after official notice, with weekly night trips to social events required for Paragonah and Cedar City routes.
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Board of Education
Iron County
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New Utah Tax Law Does Not Excuse Filing Returns
Residents should file 1934 income tax returns with the Utah State Tax Commission by March 15, 1935. The new bill would affect filing for 1936 and later. existing 1934 filing fees remain due. Judge McKinney's decision does not alter residents' tax liability or the fee requirement.
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State Tax Commission
State Capitol
Salt Lake
McKinney
Third District Court
Daughters of the Pioneers Meet Sunday in West Ward
An important business meeting of the Daughters of the Pioneers is called for Sunday afternoon after the regular Sacrament meeting in the West Ward chapel. All members are urged to attend.
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Daughters OF Pioneers
Daughters of the Pioneerss
West Ward
Lesion Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday Evening
The American Legion Auxiliary announces a meeting next Tuesday evening March 14 at Mrs Sophrora Cart Mught home. A special program is planned and business topics will be considered. Members are urged to attend.
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Amercian Legion Auxiliary
Sophrora Cart- Mught
Auxiliary
Council Votes To Fix Water Division And Diverted Flow
At the regular city council meeting on Tuesday night officials agreed to cooperate on a cement faced diversion dam to stop water loss into the breakwater and to ensure equitable distribution of city water to the southern streams. The council will review water divisions for possible shortages and adjust rent collections and minor items were addressed. A request to move light poles from a street by George A. Lowe Jr. and Singid Gi cer was referred to the electric lights committee.
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George A. Lowe Jr
Singid Gicer
Electric Lights Committee
Former Summit Resident Buried in Hurricane
David Huma Tweedie 46, once of Summit and Cedar City, died Friday at county hospital after meningitis. He lived in Hurricane since 1919, served as school and church custodian, and was active in the Hurricane American Legion. Survived by widow Flora Workman and six children, plus two brothers. Funeral services led by Bishop Ray Bradshaw with broad local participation.
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Cedar City
Hurricane
Hoe
Dougar
Kansas
Richard
Barbara Ingram Tweedie
Charles Hutet
Clair Hutet
Tweedie
Flora Workman
France
145Th Field Artillery
Wilden
Barbara
Fiorine
Charline
Mary
James
James Tweedie
Richard Tweedie
Oak Lawn
Illinois
Parowan
St. Georges
Ray Bradshaw
American Legion
David
F. Leigh
Tazel Granger Sant
Washington County School Board
Moody
Tlowera
Tragic Nitro Blast Kills Ten at St George Oil Well
A premature explosion of nitroglycerine and TNT at the Escalante No. 2 oil well south of St George, Utah, killed ten and seriously injured several during a public gathering of about 1146 people. Names include Olive Bleak Snow and Hosamond Snow, relatives of local Principal Glenn E. Snow. The Arrowhead Petroleum Corp faced $125,006 in losses. several vehicles were wrecked. Funeral services are held locally as the community mourns.
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Utah
St. George
Olive Bleak Snow
Hosamond Snow
Glenn E. Snow
Our High School
Joseph Empey Jr
Clifford Sempey
Tev A. Nicholson
Mr. Empey
Charles D. Alsop
Snow
Popular Parswan Girl Weds Cesar Cily Boy Misa
Aliie Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm D Smith married Feb 25 to Evan J Pryor of Cedar City. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home with Bishop L Adams officiating. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Wm FE Pryor of Cedar City. They will reside in the county metropolis.
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Misa. Aliie Smith
Wm. D. Smith
Evan J. Pryor
Cedar City
Wih L. Adams
Wm. FE. Pryor
the Times
Tarowan High Defeats Gedar Falls To Enterprise Losses
Parewan high school basketball wrapped its league season with a Saturday loss to Enterprise after a Friday win over Cedar. Season record stands four wins eight losses with single wins over Orderville BE GC and Kanab. Dinie won the division and fourth berth in the State tournament. Enterprise topped Cedar City 42 to 7.
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Enterprise
Cedar High
Orderville
BE. A. GC
Kanab
Fparowan
Manab
Cedar City
East ward M I A announces March Sunday conjoint program
The East ward M I A announces its monthly conjoint program for Sunday afternoon March 10 with performances by Miss Vanda Bennett and Miss Mae Evans, a religious story by Whitney Orton, a Laritone solo by Hillman Adams, a talk by Walter C. Mitchell, and a chorus of junior girls.
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East Ward
Vanda Ben-nett
Mae Evans
Whitney Orton
Hillman Adams
Walter C. Mitchell
Legislation Discussed At Lions Club Luncheon
County treasurer Claire Hulet spoke at the Lions Club luncheon on proposed constitutional amendments affecting tax units and exemptions for homes up to a $2,000 valuation. Orland Ward reported on a recent basketball tournament in Pioche, Nevada, officiated with Morris Moberty. Rex Ward added details of a ble race seen in California. T. A. Clark and Parowan residents contributed.
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Claire Hulet
Lions Club
Orland Ward
Pioche
Nevada
Morris Moberty
T. A. Clark
California
Rex
Ward
Mr. Clark
Ivan Dieker
TL. J. Adams
Nelson Marsden
Ray Dbd. Garner
R. C. Ward
Lewis R. Fife
Dpaylda A. Matheson
County to be Represented at Red Cross Institute
Mrs. Jane Adams of Farowan and Mrs. Hose B. Gardner of Cedar City will represent the Iron County chapter of the Red Cross at the Red Cross chapter workers institute in Salt Lake City next week. The institute, March 11 to 15 at Temple Square hotel, will stress instruction in Family Case work for disaster relief, home service to veterans and unemployment relief. Tresides and directors J. M. Ward and family visited Mrs. Annie Roberts in Prescott, Arizona, reconnecting with a sister after thirty years. Mrs. Roberts, a former Parowan regimental member, is in her eightieth year and remains hale despite prior stroke.
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Jane Adams
Farowan
Hirs. Hose B. Gardner
Cedar City
Iron County
Red Cross
Worker's Institute
Salt Lake City
Times
Temple Square
Tresides
California
Dirs
J. M. Ward
Rex
Lloyd
Craig
Mr. Ward
Annie Roberts
Prescott
Arizona
Roberts
Parowan
Utah Governor Outlines Social Security Lead Plan
Governor Henry H Blood presents a Utah plan to participate in the federal Social Security program. He proposes state county cooperation to fund unemployed relief aged and dependent care old age pensions unemployment compensation and related services using the first two million dollars of sales tax revenue plus federal and county funds. The plan aims to fund social welfare without tax increases.
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Henry H. Blood
Utah
Blood
Utah Legislature Faces Stampede of Bills With Few Days Left
The twenty first Utah Legislature pushed through week seven with major items unfinished. Lawmakers face ten remaining drafting days as they debate liquor stores reform, personal income and corporate taxes, and state funding.
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