Blood Wins Patronage Victory in Utah Legislature
Governor Henry Blood gained senate approval for his appointed allies, winning a hard fought patronage battle. The session approved a record budget of 7,651,328.37 and enacted welfare, home exemption, liquor, and road measures, while left wing leaders pushed for new revenue and protections to offset deficits.
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Putah
Ienry H. Blood
Senate
Utah
Berusal
House
Patatng
Balins
Fnor
Blood
Nees
Ligquard
Public-Service Board
Road Commission
Admoinion
Thie
Perm
Lower House Kills Senate Bill 90 on Public Record Demand
In the final hours of the twenty second session the Utah House defeated Senate Bill 90, a measure to require county commissioners to publish minutes without cost to the county. Rep Moses Holbrook advocated the bill as a means to foster better government and inform the public about public funds, while opponents cited county resistance and alleged lobbying funds. The bill, weakened to only copy minutes for publication, failed to enact into law amid lobbying pressure.
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Senate
Jobby
Ulauseve
Victor C. Pett
Juab
Moses
Holebrook
Davis County
Holbrook
House
Yetley
WPA Recreation Dance Sponsored by Gun & Rod
WPA recreation dance sponsored by Gun and Rod invites all residents to the Parowan High School gym next Friday night March 24 for two free sessions featuring old and modern tunes. All welcome from neighboring towns to join in the music and good time.
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GUN & Rod
Maron
Parowan Gun
Red Cub
Annual Relief Society Day Program Enjoyed Despite Delays
Special to the Times describes the Relief Society Annual Day held in the Recrea tion Hall with a large audience. Pres Melinda M Adams led a program including singing, prayers, a one act play, violin numbers, talks, a pageant, and a luncheon. The evening program featured a PMS orchestra, a chorus, and scenic pictures from Zion National Park. Announcements noted Mrs Waansth Daphas Smith Dalton’s 80th birthday on March 22 with a public reception at the Lion House.
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Relief Society
Melinda M. Adams
wWest Ward Relief Society
Teh
Hugh L. Adams
Olass
P. IL 5
Louise CG. Adams
D. A Holling
Fey
Louise Adamis
Barbara A M. Adan
Relief Society Stake
Mary B. Orton
Rulontyman
Heliet Society
Eva Richards
William B. Dallon
Edna
Hatch
Allen Richards
Velma Bayles
Phillip Benson
Abraham Tincoln
Adams
Eleanor Brulin
Pangulten
Madora Slalterman
Saraah Wimmer
Maude Bf. Dalton
Mya Harriett Hutet
Esther Oreton
Mortensen
Kauost
Lucetta Rasmussen
Mary Marsden
Marley W. Dalton
Allee
Mitchell
Hibbert
Zong Topham
Alberts Evans
Florence M. Joseph
East Ward Reller Society
P. M.s.arodestre
Grayd’ Canyon
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
Cedar Breaks
Kalba National Forest
Boulder Dai
Auton Parishc
Santa Fe
Ringens
Ylon Park
Wm. M. Dalston
Easter Pageant Plans At Zion Cedar City Pageant
Plans are advancing for the Easter pageant to be presented by Cedar City at Blow National Park on Sunday the 23rd. Harold Dennett, a Salt Lake City soloist, will lead with Earl J. Bleak of St. George and Br. Bennett performing trumpet solos. The 5 piece orchestra and B. A. C. choir accompany, with Mrs. Haztl Granger singing and a chorus to perform. Early services will run in Parowan and Cedar City so residents may attend without missing church. The pageant begins near the Great White Throne base around o clock p m.
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Harold Dennnett
Lake City
Plana
Cedar City
Blow National Park
Br. Bennett
Trandel
Haztl Granger
WHR
Parowan
Representative Granger Gets State Appointment
During the closing hours of the current session the Senate confirmed Walter K Granger for a Public Service Commission seat joining Ward C Holbrook and Dito A Welsley after rejecting incumbents. The governor appointed Granger for a term of two terms in recognition of his service to the state and his political party.
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Walter K. Granger
Blood
Senate
Public Service Commission
Granger
Ward C. Holbrook
Dito A. Welsley
Hig
Principal Show To Talk On Recent Legislation At PTA Meeting
At the next local Parent Teachers Association meeting on March 25 Principal Glenn E. Snow will discuss recent legislation enacted by the Legislature, in which he served. He will explain new laws and their impact, offering parents clear insights. A short musical program by Mr Weight will also be presented by the music department under Mrs A C Hatem and Mr Moy Morris.
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Parent-Teachers' Association
Glenn E. Snow
Iis
Weight
A. C. Hatem
Moy Morris
Weees Storm Deposits 1.49 Inches of Moisture
The storm which hit last Saturday through Thursday deposited 1.49 inches of moisture in Parowait, largely as snow and sleet, per local weather observer M. Ly SBkougsard. About .76 inches fell on Saturday, .13 on Wednesday, and .61 of an inch yesterday in the district.
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Parowait
M. Ly Sbkougsard
Funeral Services Held for William R Lister
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 2 pm in the West Ward Chapel for William R. Lister whose death was reported in last week's Times. Bishop Hf L Agama presided, with many friends and relatives in attendance from nearby communities. The program featured solos by Mary Orton and violin pieces by Sillas Tépham, a duet by Mr and Mrs Wer M Dalton, and closing with Abide With Me. Burial at the cemetery followed.
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West Ward
William R. Lister
Hf. L Agama
Dec
Glenna
M. Ward
Father
Proyey
Walter Caitchell
S. A Mathew Bon
HH. L. Adams
Parowan
Thomas W. Jones
Paragonah
Mary Orton
Wer M. Dalton
Sllas Tépham
David Matheson
Joke W. Bentley
Iron County Commissioners Hold March Meeting
Iron County held its regular March meeting with all members present. Officials reviewed water and soil reports for the Beryl District by Professor Lowery Nelson and ordered continued study and potential establishment of an experiment station. The board discussed W P A issues, settlement for hospital addition, right of way deeds for power lines, and appeal of a bank case.
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Iron County Commissioners
Offbe
Alttorney
Assedson
Lowery Nelson
Logan
Utah
Beryl
Nelaot
Ita
Wilford
Lawrence
Sumith
W. P. A. Rolls
Kerr
Pulette Welfare Department
Afr
Lawrance
Awleton & Evans, Anchitecta
Aahton
Southern Utah Power Company
Salt Lake
J. M. Foster
Rulon J. Starley
State Bank
Ima County
District Court
Supreme Court
State of Utah
Coop Valley
Milton Urle
Cedar Valley
William Tucker
Iron County
Snow Explains Old Age Pension Attitude
Senator Glenn E. B. Snow discusses old age pension plans and welfare funding in a self explanatory communication. He compares Maw and Man proposals, notes cost estimates and distribution between old age recipients and dependent groups, and argues for a fairer, simpler plan with a homestead exemption and targeted aid within Utah's fiscal limits. The letter highlights legislative choices affecting aged, crippled children, dependent mothers, and the blind.
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Glenn EB. Snow
Maw
Utah
Iran
Sophomore Team Wins Again From Dixie
Deach Orland Ward's Sophomore Team earned its second straight victory by beating the Dixie Sophomore team 24 to 21 in the local gym. The squad traveled to Fredoula, Arizona Saturday, losing by a single digit. Mr and Mrs Burt Jones plan to move to Nephi for now.
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Deach Orland Ward
Dixie
Southern Utah
Fredoula
Arizona
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Vernor Blood
Vressive
Legis
Kwerver
Lta
Regista 18
Ile Service Commission
Walter Granger
Irou
Ward C. Holok
Ote
Otto A. Weisley
Galte
Liquor Commission
James W, Kk
Richmond
Serbect ‘Taylor Felt Lake
Henry Jorgengen Sandy
Hame
Pres Abbott
Eee
Stata
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Mia
Waansth Daphas Smith Dalton
Salt Lake City
Parowai
Zion
Lister
Snow
P. H
Burt Jones
Nephi
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