War debts question and national finances debated
The piece argues that the United States will likely not collect the remaining war debts as most Americans favor collecting while ignoring debtor nations' means to pay. It explains how debt financed munition and goods moved abroad and questions where the money will come from as Europe cannot pay. The author warns against fear-driven politics and suggests enduring costs and lessons from war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Sam
U. S
WU. S
Uncle Sam
Mayor urges feeding and commerce plan for forest camps
The city mayor proposes organizing to supply food and goods for two forestation camps near town. Four hundred men will need meals and the mayor foresees garden produce beef cheese and perhaps milk as feasible. Camp residents will work five days a week and may visit town on weekends prompting concessions for confectionery tobacco store pool halls and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Panguitch
Blue Spring
Duck Creek
Genealogical Convention Set For Weekend Here
A genealogical convention will be held Saturday evening and Sunday with invitations to all. It is directed by the Stake Genealogical committee and Mr. A F P Bennett, with an East Lake City assistant. Sunday sessions are 9 and 10 am and 2 pm at the West Ward chapel. A union meeting is planned on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Genealogical Committee
A. F P. Bennett
East Lake City
West Ward
Chhapel
Parowan Mercantile Opens IGA Grocery Section
The Parowan Mercantile Company inaugurates its grocery department as a unit of the Independent Grocers Alliance. The formal opening runs today and Saturday with new self service display and modern decor for a pleasing market presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Mercantile Company
Independent Grocers Alliance
IGA
Most of Teachers For Next Year Employed
The school district lists teachers returning or continuing contracts for the next year, showing assignments mostly unchanged from last year. Names are grouped by previous teaching location, including Pafowan Cedar City Paragonah and several smaller communities with many familiar staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pafowan
Ivan Decker
Louise C. Adams
L. Walter Peterson
Clifford Empey
Maxine
Mattin Booth
Anh Clark
Mary Dalley
Oscar J. Hulet
Nsazel Granger
Kate Isom
Marian Luke
Homa Jarvis
Vivian Leavitt
Mary Orton
Grace Robinson
Virginia Pearce
Robert McOmie
Colline Jones
Una Peterson
Paragonah
Lestoy Morris
Kanarra
Wanda Tollestrup
Suqunit
Lilian Adams
Midvalley
Lucile Neff
Newcastle
Dorris Peterson
Marchant
Wijenell Dalley
Beryl
LaVerna Heaton
Modena
Metts Dastian
Luad
Axlw
Atr Nita Urie
Sylvia Adams Earl Slaughter
Call Issued for Junior Baseball Boys Meet at Diamond
Post Commander Ray Garner calls all local boys not yet seventeen by June 30 to a meeting at the ball diamond Monday at five o clock. Eligible boys are urged to attend to join junior baseball program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Garner
Tragic Death Of Max Pace In Truck Accident
Max A Pace 28 of New Harmony died when a rear truck wheel ran over him on highway ninety one near New Harmony junction last Saturday night. He left Cedar City in his car and rode a truck driven by Ethel Wood, slipping back to the cab area before being fatally crushed while alighting. He left a widow Sylvia Pace and two young sons Ronald and Kyle, plus his mother and siblings. His funeral was in New Harmony Monday. Pace was a noted sign painter with signs along the highway bearing his craft. The Times extends condolences to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max A. Pate
New Harmony
Sylvia Thornton Pace
Cedars City
Ethel Wood
Cedar City
Roald
Kyle
Pace
Change In Forest Camp Site Appears Probable
Forest officials plan to shift reforestation camps for Bevier division from Castlevalley to Duck Creek and Panguitch Lake. President Roosevelt approved Panguitch Lake, signaling two smaller camps instead of a single 400 man site. Supervisor Gurr scouted Panguitch and Pine Valley with an army officer while out-of-state workers were queued for Pine Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlevalley
Bevier
Dixie National Forest
Duck Creek
Panguitch Lake
Jftoosevelt
Kent
Gurr
Pangniteh
Women report good convention at Kanab
Delegates from Kanab Cedar City and Varson attend the Southern district Utah Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Kanab. Mrs Amanda Slugh is elected Southern district president with officers including Mrs La tina Wead and Mrs Georgia Mitchell. Kanab Lions arranged tours of local points of interest for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
Kana
Fas N. Benson
H. ©. Parcells
the Farowan Literary Club
Teport Am
Kanab Indies
Varnson
Cedar City
Kanab
C. H.jaruin
Mt. Pleagan
State Fleration
Buchanan
Nich
Amanda ©. Slugh
Agatha D. Lunt
Latina Wead
Cedar
Georgia B. Mitchell
Parowan
Joli F. Swapp
Fae N. Benson
Ruth Hunter
Anna Utie
Rosa H. Hamblin
Iclude
Agatha D. Kunt
Dana F. Findley
Gwen M. Gurr
Kanab Lions Club
H. C. Parcells
Card of Thanks from Thornton and Family
Gratitude is extended to friends and neighbors for help after the death of a loved one. Appreciation is given for expressions of sympathy flowers kind words speakers music and sentiments which helped bear the great sorrow. W. E. Thornton and Family Mrs Lena Bentley and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Thornton
Lena Bentley
Local Boy Weds High School Teacher in St George Temple
Frank M. Adams son of Mr and Mrs Wm Adams and Miss Burgle Wibbert English and physical education teacher at the local high school were married in the St George temple on Wednesday. They receive congratulations from many friends in Union Oregon Fresno California and the community. Frank is a returned missionary and president of the East Ward Y M M L A. The bride is daughter of Mrs Cella Kibbert now resting in Fresno and their home remains in Union Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Adams
Wm Adams
Burgle Wibbert
St. George Temple
Frank
East Ward
Y. M.m.la
Memorial Day Proclamation by Mayor Ivan Decker
A 1933 city proclamation by Mayor Ivan Decker designates May 30 as a legal holiday. It calls residents to pause work and join American Legion Parowan Post No. 0 at the cemetery at 3 a.m. with tools to clean graves and participate in Memorial Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Paroewan Post No
Ammican Legion
Sai
Ivan Decker
Parqgwan City
American Legion
A. D
Topham Marriage Confirmed in Salt Lake Temple
Silas M. Topham barber and esteemed local figure returned with his bride from Salt Lake City. The ceremony occurred Tuesday the 9th at the Salt Lake temple, and the couple plans to reside in Circleville. The bride was Reva V. Dalton, daughter of Charles K. and Mrs. Dalton, a former University of Utah student. The groom is a son of Amelia J. Topham. The article also notes L. Water Peteram, a top high school bandleader and teacher, and Isaac Walton preparing for fishing season with gear and outboard motor purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas M. Topham
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple
L. D. & Church
Central States
Amélia J. Topham
Topham
L. Watter Peteram
Isaac Walton
American Legion Memorial Day Program Planned With Clean Up
The American Legion Post to sponsor a cemetery clean up at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Memorial Day, with an afternoon sports program at the ball grounds. Participants are urged to bring rakes shovels and other tools. Salute to departed honored at eleven. Evening dance tickets 10. Events include indoor baseball and town teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Slims
OD. A. Matheson
Phillip Benson
Manay Tendieton
Flamlng South
Lilford Empey
Joseph Mickelson
Grizzlies
Peter Skougard
Water System Draws 180 Gallons per Minute
Measurements by irrigation engineer Arthur St Fife show Cedar City’s water system draws 180 gallons per minute. A quarter of that amount belongs to the city, leaving 135 gallons per minute from field streams, or about 15 gallons per minute per stream. The canyon well provides about 147 gallons per minute but would be insufficient without pumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur St. Fife
Cedar City
Mrs Anna Mortensen Edwards Receives Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Anna Mortensen Edwards wife of Clifford Ho wards of Paragonalk was honored with a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday evening at her parents home. Friends from the bridal party and Paragon area attended and presented useful gifts amid warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mortensen Edwards
Clifford Howards
Paragonalk
Brie
Nuite
Paragosall
West Ward Mothers Celebrate Birthday Social
Mothers of the West Ward hosted an annual birthday social in the Relief Society recreation hall. Mrs. Luella A. Dalton led the program with songs, speeches, a Brothers chorus, prognostication, zither music, burlesque, dramatization, and readings. Recognition honored mothers with notable family milestones and wide family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Honer
Relief Society
Recreation Hall
Luella A. Dalton
Mary L. Orton
aAftelinda M. Adams
Brothers
Della Maraden
Grace Hurt
Alice Richards
Maury A. Orton
Grandmother's
Mary Dalton
Zona Pendleton
LaVerne
Marriage License Issued In County Week
The county clerks office issued wedding licenses to Symer D. Young 22 of Clayton Idaho and Feart Barney 14 of Cedar City with her father Pan Barney giving consent. Also Edwin Slack 27 of Toquerville and Anna Stratton 14 of LaVerkin received licenses during the same period.
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County Clerks Office
Symer D. Young
Clayton
Idaho
Feart Barney
Cedar City
Pan Barney
Edwin Slack
Toquorville
Anna Stratton
LaVerkin
Ome
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Max Pace
Castle Valley
Tuck Creek
Dent
Legion Auxiliary
Flan Cemetery
Jane Adams
Rachel Applegate
Lucy Hyatt
Mary Ellen Lowe
Madora Halterman
Olive Ward
LaVerne Hyatt
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