Redemption and demographic shifts in wartime era notes
Treasury explores a twofold aim in the new war bond redemption system to reduce cash load and curb bond hoarding. Bond redemptions remain at about one percent of outstanding E series since 1941. Government forecasts raise 42 million dollars vs 56 million in the year ending June 30, largely from the next drive starting in November. U.S. birth rate hits 21 per 1000 in 1943 with 3,000,000 births, excess deaths 1,473,173, and 10.9 per 1000 death rate the highest since 1937. Agriculture foresees record crops if weather holds, including a 2.198 billion bushel corn crop. About 18,000 absentee ballot applications and 700 ballots returned for soldier vote. most ballots expected by November 12 deadline. Mrs Joan Adams returns home briefly from Provo to visit family with siblings Helen and Bruce.
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Treasury
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Utah Constituent Amendment 1 on Supreme and District Courts
A joint Utah constitutional amendment proposal seeks to modify Article VII and VIII sections governing appointment of officers, court structure, judge qualifications, and districting. It details governor appointment powers, senate confirmation, terms, and the arrangement of seven judicial districts with district courts handling county-level cases. The measure addresses quorum, disqualification processes, age and bar status for justices, and emphasis on fitness over partisanship in selecting judges.
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Supreme Court
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Supreme Urt
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Utah Constitution Amendment No 2 Proposed by Legislature
The document outlines Amendment No 2 proposing to adjust legislators pay to not exceed 200 dollars yearly plus ten cents per mile and sets submission to voters at the next general election with the amendment taking effect January 1 1949. It includes certification by Secretary of State E E Monson dated August 10 1944 and details on district judge qualifications and court procedures.
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EE. Bonsob
State of
E. E. Monson
Uth
Board of State
Monson
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E. Monson
Senator Claude Hirschs Platform for Iron County voters
Iron County Republicans present Claire Hirschl as Republican candidate for State Senator. He pledges support for school funding, postwar veteran programs, road and irrigation projects, and less government overreach while maintaining free enterprise. He emphasizes maintaining schools, aiding aged and needy, aiding veterans, and fair taxes. Voters urged to vote straight Republican. Public notice includes ration timetable for stamps and goods.
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Claude Hinschrs
Iron County
Republican Committee
Claire Hirschl
Cedar City
Utah
Jean
Utsh
America
Utan
Claude Hirschs
RS Gud
Udell H Jensen for Judge on Republican ticket
Udell H Jensen of Nephi Sanpete County has 15 years law practice in Utah and holds LLB and BS degrees from the University. He serves as City and County Attorney in multiple towns, leads civic groups, and emphasizes fair speedy justice. Paid political ad by Iron County Republican Committee. Bryce Adams and others visited local families over the week.
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Nephi
Joab County
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Sanpete County
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Mary Grover
American Bar
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Ephraim
Fountain Green
Moroni
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Midvalley
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