Industry and consumer labeling boost in modern retailing
The article notes progress in accurate labeling for foods cosmetics and other products driven by federal laws consumer groups and retailers. It contrasts label honesty with defense production bottlenecks and pleads for patriotism over profiteering highlighting the need for transparency and public oversight.
Dissecting Willkie stance on conscription and profits
The piece analyzes Wendell Willkie’s position on conscripting industry and wartime profits, tracing contrasts with Roosevelt’s approach and Harding era policy. It notes Republican lawmakers’ resistance to a broad conscription of business, and cites a Ku Klux Klan spokesman aligning with a third-term Roosevelt defeat.
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Wendell Willkie
House of Representatives
Senate
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Roosevelt
Willkie
Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Ku Klux Klan
Knights of
Bund
America
Wendell Willkle
Blue Stamp Plan Aims to Lift Sale of Farm Goods
Secretary Wallace argues that blue stamps, usable only for 12 to 15 surplus commodities, boost demand for items in greatest price distress to farmers. He cites a Springfield poultry publication showing egg consumption among stamp users rising about 580 percent and notes the plan should improve farm income as it expands.
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Wallace
Springfield
Utah constitutional amendment on stockholder liability for banks
Proposal to amend section 18, article 11 of Utah’s constitution to require stockholders of banks to be personally liable for an amount equal to their stock, by law enabling such liability. The amendment, prepared by the 1939 legislature, would take effect January 1, 1941 if approved by voters in the next general election. Secretary of State Monson certifies the copy and seals this document August 14, 1940.
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Federal Trade Commission
State OF
Utah
Tilak
Sucd
Auch Corporation
Atate Fa
Atete Athe
Monson
Parowan Week Peels Back Events From Local Visits To War Outlook
Local notes recount Senator Smoot trip to Cedar Breaks with Wilford Day and Clayton Mitchell, and a two and a half hour auto ride. District court sessions in Parowan, stake conference with Elder Richard Lyman, and several community events including birthdays and hospital appointments. A stock market and employment analysis suggests persistent unemployment despite rising industrial output, with calls for ongoing government relief and a post war mood.
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Wilford
A. Masterman
Clayton Mitchell
Reed Smoot
Cedar Breaks
Parowan Canyon
Parawan
Parawat
Richard R. Lyman
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Clifford Benson
Nigby
Idaho
Alvin Benson
Bertha Mitchell
Luella Hyatt
Toady
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Willkie
Range program expands deferred grazing benefits for Iron County ranchers
Iron County ranch operators may use the 11 AAA Range Conservation Program to earn full range-building allowances through deferred grazing and supplemental practices. Palmer notes this broad option supports better livestock distribution, erosion control, water development, fire protection, and weathering pests, with additional erosion and water-runoff control methods planned for 1941.
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Iron County
J. M. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Lanas
Palmer
Reader Advertisements and Coal Wood for Sale in Parowan
Classified notices advertise cut wood and coal for sale with phone numbers for J A Evans Ancel J Adams and Arthur Robinson all in Parawan Utah. Also mining location notices for sale at the Times office with contact details.
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WOOD
Coll
J. A. Evans
Parawan
Arthur Robinson
Utsh
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