Lindbergh Out of Character as War Critic
The piece argues Charles A. Lindbergh remains a famed aviator but misuses his influence by critiquing foreign policy. It warns against his partisan rhetoric and urges focus on aviation rather than politics while noting potential global threats if he expands beyond aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindberg
Atlantic
Germany
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Great Britain
England
France
Lindberg
Hemisphere
Congress
Roosevelt
Col
Knox
Dewey
George Holden Tinkham
Pan American Scientific Congress
Better Days for Agriculture.
Bryant S Hinckley reflects on how sustained scientific research promises brighter times for farming. He cites advances from chemistry enabling crops for industry to fuels, textiles, and plastics from farm products, arguing agriculture will benefit from future laboratory breakthroughs and overall improvements in living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant S. Hinckley
Utah
Europe
Liberty Hank
Hutiale
Teves
Diselling the Fog by Charles Michelson
A political column analyzes GOP tactics in criticizing Roosevelt and Democratic policy during campaign years. It cites Dewey speeches in Wisconsin and New York, argues both parties use foreign policy as political leverage, and discusses neutrality and domestic recovery priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppssition
Congress
Roosevelt
Atleney Dewey
Wisconsin
New York
New York City
Republican Women's National Republican Club
America
Europe
Asia
West
Frank Knox
Tyrerean
Water overflow damages land in Patagonian fields
May 28, 1920 issue notes the Coop valley reservoir overflow spilling through a tunnel into Dugway Canyon and across Patagonian fields causing damage. Other items mention commencements, arrivals, local parties, irrigation drilling, and a political defense stance amid European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coop! Valley
Saluydsy
Dugway
Patagonan
Parowan High School
Fire at Barrd Hall Sparks Deadly Inferno
A fire at a dance hall caused by dry moss decorations and barred exits killed and trapped patrons. The article condemns lack of fire prevention, noting inflammable materials and locked doors blocked escape while arson is suspected by some. Survivors fled the front door as smoke filled the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duttriss News
Entertainers sought for American Jubilee at World's Fair
Miss Jeanne Ritzen interviews some 300 artists for American Jubilee casting at a Broadway office. Seals and horses spark auditions for historical scenes while one man bands and stilt walkers promise varied acts. Nearby notes cover The House of Seven Gables visitations, Hawthorne legends, and iron county water facilities planning progress in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Stevenson
Jeanne Ritzen
Broadway
Albert Johnson
Ritzen
Miss Ritzen
Glanelzy
Farmers Watch For Gray Hoppers In Wide Patches
A Beashopper brief from the Entomology and Plant Quarantine office in Denver notes hatching of grasshoppers in nearly every state. Farmers should scout for young gray hoppers in brash patches and on waste land, and act early as control is more economical in concentrated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beashopper
Gon of Entomology
Denver
Ang
Survey Finds Women Rarely Change Their Minds
Chicago based report cites Northwestern University debate director Karl Robinson after a two year study. He found that women cling tenaciously to attitudes and opinions and that personal factors appear more influential than facts in solving problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Robinson
Northwestern University
Robinson
AAA Supervision School Dates Set for Cedar City and Other Cities
A district supervision school will be held at Cedar City on May 22 and 29 for AAA officials from Irot, Beaver, Washington, Kane, Garfield, Millard counties. Two day schools will serve other parts of the state at Brigham City Nephi and Price to prepare county officials for 1049 AAA program supervision on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditgarth Walker
BAC
J. Howard Maughan
BAB
J. Wheatley
Canontist
Iron County
Joseph D. Foster
Arthur Gardner
Henry L. Jones
Rolce B. Nelson
Lyman Levy
Lamont Tueller
Cedar City
Wm. PF. Armstrong
Randolph Grimshaw
Enoch
Wells Williams
Banarra
T. A. Topham
Paragonah
Hugh L. Adams
Wilford Day
P. HM. Gurr
Parowan
Upper
Virgin River
Utah
Arizona
Bureau of Agricultural Econemics
State
Salt Lake City
Escalante Valley
Warern Pendleton
Hay Martis
AAA
Irot
Beaver
Washington
Kane
Garefield
Plute
Millard
Brigham City
Nephi
Price
Farm Supervise Ore
JM. Pelmer
Tron County
AAA Committee
State Aaa
Washington D. C
Local Marriage Licenses Reported This Week
Three marriages licensed this week by the County Clerk list Carl Peet Wolfram and Ester Scheuer both of Cedar City aged 28 and 24. Alexander Peter Spevak 22 of Leeds wed Maxine Snow 19 of St George. Win Adair Thomas 18 of Ealer Brite with Norm Christensen 18 of Newcastle. Woodrow Decker 26 of Parowan married Vera Dalton 42 of Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peet Wolfram
Cedar City
Ester Scheuer
Alexander Peter Spevak
Leeds
Maxine Snow
St. George
Win Adair Thomas
Ealer- Brite
Norm Christensen
Newcastle
Woodrow Decker
Parowan
Vera Dalton
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Cate
Charles Michelson
Forest Ranger
James
Roca Lowder
Imogene Adams
Merton Richards
Fiela
Winston Orton
Oregon
Foster
Balterman
Si!x Men
Wr. A. Evans
Salem
Massachusetts
House of Seven Gables
John Turter
Ingersoll
Nathaniel Hawthorne
John Hawthorne
Nathaniel
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Yao Ay
Tmbested
Stingy
Russia
States Department of Agrculture
Henry A. Willace
Wit
North Africa
Soil Conservation Service
Borer Y Distillers
Nawrorn
Pape
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