Economic Highlights From Washington in Early August
The article notes President Roosevelt facing a heavy workload with many macro decisions. It cites actions on warships to Cuba, steel and oil codes, farm relief, public works, post reductions, and inflation talks. It mentions unemployment gains, charity reductions, and gains in foreign trade and automobile output, with steel code disputes and general business slowdowns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Enny
Cuba
Ptoetam
Civilian Conservation Corps
Th c Cief
City Improvement Plans Go Forward
City council moves plans for public works improvements in water and light plants forward after a Tuesday meeting. City attorney Durham Morris outlined legal steps to obtain funds, Morris and Matheson to receive 100 dollars. Caldwell and Richards handle engineering. An ordinance outlining the improvement plan will be published for twenty one days with protest rights. if 15 percent of last election voters protest, a special election is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham Morris
Salt Lake City
Morris and Matheson
Morris
Granger
NRA
Supree Court
Caldwell and Richards
jJast
Thin E
Breeders Head to National Ram Sale from Local Farms
Two rambouillet breeders plan to cart about 60 ram entries to the National Ram Sale in Salt Lake City next week. Wilford Bay of Preys Farms Co ships about 135 head of stud and range rams, while Clarence Pendleton brings about 25. A Texas-bred ram sold earlier is also en route as the state capital visits focus on road program details and local employment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Wilford Bay
The
Preys Farms Co
Clarence Pendleton
Geome
Day
East Lake City
Texas
State Road Commission
Taxpayer Warns Against Borrowing Unnecessarily
The August Utah Taxpayer urges communities to question public borrowing plans before funding local projects. Judge J A Howell cautions against overreliance on loans and calls for frugality and prudent spending in municipal programs.
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Warning 13
Utah Taxpayer
Utah Taxpayers
J. A. Howell
Oakes and Decker address Farm and Labor League
Norbert S. Oakes and George W. Decker spoke at the local Farm and Labor League meeting in Paragonah. They outlined the Work for All plan with a 100 percent income tax above 95 000 and a 190 percent inheritance tax above 50 000, aimed at funding social insurance and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert S. Oakes
Cedar City
Farm and Labor League of Utah
George W. Decker
Milton L. Daily
Paragenah
J. L. Dalton
Messrs. Oakes and Decker
Mr. Qakes
National Organization
Daughters of Pioneers 10 Meet Next Thursday
The Daughters of the Pioneers will hold their September meeting next Thursday September 14 at 2 PM in the Ke Hef rooms. The program includes a talk on the NRA and musical numbers. An invitation is extended to all. Mr and Mrs Howard Ward welcomed a baby girl recently.
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Mr. Daily
Parowan
Paragonah
John W. Bentley
Murdock
W. K. Granger
The
Daughters of the Pioneers
NRA
Mrs. Howard Ward
City completes well water piping to system in Canyon area
The city finished laying 1500 feet of pipe to bring well water from the Canyon into the municipal system at a cost around 2500. Engineers deem siphoning flow feasible to avoid pumping, with a 25 foot fall aiding delivery. Delegations from Fields expressed misunderstanding, but officials defended the move and apologized for any offense.
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Ange Lown
School People To Give Sunday Evening Program
Public meeting in the East Ward chapel precedes Monday opening of schools. New teachers will be introduced and school plans outlined. Program includes band selections, prayers, remarks by Mrs Clark, talks by Superintendent Barlow and school board members, solos, piano and readings.
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East Ward
Snow
W. L. Adams
M. Clark
Nay D. Garner
Barlow
Glenna M. Ward
Reading
Louise C. Adams
East Ward Relief Flower Show Sunday at Chapel
The East Ward Relief Society hosts its annual flower show Sunday afternoon at the East ward chapel. Exhibitors should bring entries between 1:30 and 10 a.m. or during the noon hour. The garden plot north of the chapel has been tended by relief workers over the past two years.
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East Ward Relief Society i
East Ward
Ieclef Society
Ion Leht
Zast
Levy Policy Faced Taxpayer Resistance in 1933
The report notes that keeping levies low was seen as good policy and good psychology for officials. It states any levy increase would meet stubborn resistance from taxpayers already overburdened.
Governor Cales Sets November General Election
Governor Henry I. Bload issues call for a general election in November to vote on repealing the eighteenth amendment, amend the Utah constitution prohibition section, and add a child labor amendment. City and town elections occur as in odd-numbered years with mayor, four councilmen, a recorder, and a treasurer to be chosen.
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Henry I. Bload
Utah
Marriage Licenses Issued In Panguitch and Cedar City
The county clerk issued marriage licenses this week to Arthur T. Suell 26 Panguitch and Norma Eringard 26 Panguitch Chauncey Leroy Macfarlane 21 Cedar City and Claudia Parry 29 Cedar City FT.
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Arthur T. Suell
Panguitch
Norma Eringard
Chauncey Leroy Macfarlane
Cedar City
Claudia Parry
Schools Start Monday Morning Board Employs Additional Teachers
The board adds to the year's program and aims to start Monday morning. Local teachers listed include Glenn E Snow principal Ikan Decker for Math and Science Louise M Adams English. Garner Biol. Smith Pendleton Merch Aris Maxine Frord Home Economics L. Walter Peterson ALusi¢ Orland Wars SFaplish.
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Glenn E Snow
Ikan Decker
Louise M. Adams
Fay
Garner
Biol
Smith Is
John N. Pendleton
Aris Maxine Frord
L. Walter Peterson
Relief Society convention to be held September 17th
Barbara M Adams stake president announces the annual Relief Society conference to be held in Cedar Second ward on Sunday September 17 with general board representatives expected. Morning session for stake and ward officers. afternoon session for the general public. lunch served for attending officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara M. Adams
The
Relief Society
Cedar Second Ward
General Board
Congressmen Murdock and Granger to Speak Monday
Congressman Abe Murdock and possibly Representative Walter Eh Granger will address a Farm and Labour League meeting Monday night at the Recreation hall at 8 p.m. The event invites the public. Murdock will discuss the National Recovery Program and the recent special session of Congress. Granger may discuss the state legislature if he attends.
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Abe Murdock
Walter Eh. Granger
Farm and Labour League
Sturdock
Congress
Granger
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Johnson
Department of Commerce
Council
National Ram Sale
Brandt Dalton
Audrey
Carol
AR. L. Fenton
Oakes and Decker
Farm & Labor League
Daily
Dalton
Daughters OF Pioneers
Cales
Orland
Ta & Fist
Meesers
Blain Reason
Parkee Ward
Bruce
Watson Adams
Board of Education
Albert Mitchell
Clifford Empey
Junor
Bulma Bastian
Paragonak
Bessie Morris
Wendall Bayles
Cleo Bishop
Hinckley
Bishop
Branchecollege
Cedar Schoals
Misa Lenn
Wood
Winniftred Orie
Igheal
Parowen Andudar
Gays
Schol
Newcastle
Carsiek
Crom
Cedarty Tunior
Levin Miles
Clara Tindereon
Lrattl Bethers
Congressman Murdock
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