Teacher's Pets Now Witness Warn of Inflation Risks
Testifying before the Federal Reserve Board chairman Eccles warned that inflation could not be restrained if wages and salaries rise indiscriminately. He urged Congress to consider suspending or extending the 40 hour work week and noted some vital industries already operate around 25 hours, risking supply and defense needs.
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Ticnse Banking Corprpttice
Charman Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Congres
Ame
Mr. Eccles
Eccles
Not Heridity Dr Kendall Emerson on Tuberculosis Causes
Dr Kendall Emerson explains tuberculosis is caused by the tubercle bacillus not heredity. The germ infects. the soil of the lungs, health and fitness shape disease risk. He urges at risk families to avoid contact with known cases and maintain physical vigor to hinder infection.
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Kendall Emerson
Heath
Life Magazine
Emerson
Tired Feeling Hint In Medical Prevention Message
Fragmentary health advice notes moisture weakness and tiredness, urging readers to see a doctor promptly. It praises medical efforts in disease prevention and mentions disease when one is ill. Industrial News Review references obscure context.
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Industrial News Review
Economic Highlights of New Tax Bill Draw War Costs
A prewar tax analysis contrasts old and new rates showing marked increases across income levels and a heavy burden on corporations. Individuals earning modest sums face first-time taxation while top brackets see substantial hikes. Treasury expects only a small revenue gain, while defense spending remains vast, hinting at further tax hikes next year.
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Federal Treasury
U. S. News
Treasury
Britain
Parowan News Highlights From County Board and Local Happenings
Regular county board meeting covered road and tax matters with praise for county roads. Local nuptials reported as Mrs Dean Lyman and Mr Wm H Clare wed in Beaver. Workers return from Payson beet fields and a Beav er county coyote hunt yields 172 pelts. A five day chautauqua was planned for Parowan on November 1. Junior class officers named at Parowan High School. Republican ticket announced for town offices. Several local moves include the Hendrickson home sale and Heap family returning to Parowan. Threshing yields 2700 bushels. frost-damaged wheat noted. Scott and Edward Matheson head to Salt Lake City for U of U events.
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Board of County Commissioners
D. Claude Urie
Nation Goes to War Taxation and Saving Measures
A discussion on heavy wartime taxation and its two aims: raising revenue and reducing purchasing power to curb inflation. Opinions vary on extending taxes and enforcing compulsory savings as incomes rise. The piece notes the defense of the hemisphere requires financial sacrifices and hints at disease protection via diet. It cites substantial hunting license totals for 1963 and mentions figures linked to licensing trends.
Kingsley Dam and McConaughy Lake Dedic ated Near Ogallala Nebraska
Formal dedication marks a major step in Nebraska hydro electric projects known as the Little TVA. Kingsley dam is the world’s second largest earth dam, 2 1/2 miles long and 162 feet high, using over 26 million cubic yards of material. McConaughy Lake stores 2,000,004 acre feet and covers 32,000 acres with a 105 mile shoreline, serving as a reserve water bank and flood control. The Tri County Irrigation system spans seven counties with 800 miles of canals and three hydro plants delivering power to help fund irrigation, reduce costs for farmers, and support regional development.
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Ogallala
Nee
Nebraska
Tri- County
Public Power and Irrigation District
Kingsley
McConmaughy Lake
Ogallata
Fort Peck
Missouri River
McConnaughy Lake
Loup River
Platte Valley
Tri-county
McConnaughy Joke
British School Children Rent and Cultivate Farm
Pupils at Mayfield school rent a field for 20 a year and cultivate 31 acres for sowing while buying rabbits ducks pigs and sheep. They run a market garden and plan to buy another field for wheat next year. Boys built stock huts in carpentry class and girls incubated eggs in class cinema.
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Sussex
England
Mayfield School
Aluminum teapot molds lead to better teeth
Danville man Mont W Knarr and a fellow mechanic melted an aluminum teapot to craft a new set of false teeth. He claims the homemade teeth surpass the planes and are nearly perfect according to several dentists who viewed them.
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U. S. Danville
Mont W
Knarr
Fish Clubbed to Death Sparks Self-Defense Plea
HOYNE CITY Mich. Boys at Lake Charlevoix beach saw a pike weigh 17 pounds bite a boy’s hand after he touched it. They beat the fish to death in self defense. Conservation officers said they would overlook the incident.
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Hoyne City
Mich
Charlevaix
Iron county Defense Board sets county food goals drive
Iron county Agricultural Defense Board met at 5 p m last Monday to chart production targets and a sign up drive for the food defense program. Chairman J M Palmer led delegates from the Utah State Board including Graham S Quate Harry H Smith and Orvill L Lee.
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Tron County
Agricultural Defense Board
J M. Palmer
Tron County Defense Board
Utah State AgriculturalDefense Board
Graham S. Quate
Soil Conservation Service
Harry H. Smith
Utah Extension Service
Utah State Agricultural College
Orvill L. Lee
Palmer
Utah
National Farm Defense Board
Utah State Agricultural Deferise Board
Iron County
Defense Board
National Defense
Ivan County
Prevents Rattling with Inexpensive Window Pegs and Hats Sales
Inexpensive hard rubber pegs or folded coreboard stuffed between window casings helps stop ratting. Women’s hats are priced low with eighty percent selling for under four dollars.
Milk production can rise with proper feeding advice
Utah State Agricultural College extension dairy specialist Lyman H. Rich notes records from Utah Dairy Herd Improvement Associations show milk output rose when cows received ample grain and roughage. A herd of eighty produced 7785 pounds while a nearby eight-cow herd fed well yielded 10043 pounds, with profits rising as feed costs vs milk prices increased. Additional strategies include buying good cows, improved breeding and housing, and feeding calves on grain substitutes to boost forage production and ensure nutritious feed.
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Uttah
Lyman H. Rich
Extension
D. BR. L
Iarmer
Rich
Canoer
Utah
Governor of North Caretina Holds Unique Veto Status
The governor, North Caretina's sole executive, lacks a semblance veto power, setting him apart from peers in the count. This anomaly affects legislative dynamics and regional governance, with implications for policy standoffs and veto discussions across the state.
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North
Caretina
Diamon Shoals Wrecks and Historic Naval Notes
In the shallow waters of Diamon Shoals extending ten miles to Cape Hatteras NWC notes numerous wrecks. The 186 Election Almost Tops recalls the 1804 presidential race as one of the most lopsided in U.S. history since 140 when Monroe swept all electoral votes. Patent mention of the one-armed bandit notes others profited from its lack of patent. Plymouth Rock omen and Mahogany Jewelry in amber tones appear as brief curios.
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Diamon Shoals
Cape Hatteras
Nwc
James Monroe
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