Steel Company Officials Discuss Future Problems Facing Industry
Irving S. Olds, chairman of United States Steel, warned in Salt Lake City that determining the use of current earnings requires weighing government, labor, customers and stockholders views. He argued lawmakers and critics push for higher taxes or dividend booms, while labor and customers seek wage gains or price cuts. He emphasized the need for a long term view, noting the steel company is a nation crucial enterprise and that directors must balance many opposing pressures in deciding reinvestment versus dividends.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Irving S. Olds
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Timpanogas Stake Softball League Schedule Announced
A meeting is set for Monday June 6 at the Third Ward meeting house to discuss the All Church softball league. A season schedule shows games starting June 13 with matchups including First ward, Second ward, Third ward, Manila and Lindon, played at 7, 8, and 9 p.m. through July 18.
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Third Ward
First Ward
Lindon Grove Ward
Manila
Grove Ward
Second Ward
Manila Ward
Lindon
Lindon Ward
Former Pleasant Grove Man Dies In Salt Lake City
Willard August Warnick, 59, a Pleasant Grove native and carpenter for American Smelting and Refining Co Garfield plant, died of a cerebral hemorrhage Tuesday in Salt Lake City Hospital. Born April 3, 1886, he was an active LDS Church member and high priest of Smith ward. He married Agnes Christensen in 1908. Surviving: widow, two sons Harold W. and Verl Warnick, a brother Elmer R. Warnick, and four grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 1 p.m. in Hillcrest ward chapel, burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
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Willard Auguist Warnick
Salt Lake Hospital
Warnick
American Smelting and Refining Co
Garfield Plant
Pleasant Grove
August
Marie Benson Warnick
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Smith Ward
Variety Club Members Enjoy Busy Evening with Mrs Oscarson
The Variety Club members spent a pleasant and busy Thursday evening with Mrs Robert Oscarson. They made roses for the Strawberry Days and enjoyed a luncheon served by the hostess. All members were present. Next meeting will honor husbands on Father’s Day.
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Variety Club
Robert Oscarson
Pleasant Grove City Building Hits New High
Pleasant Grove city recorded a May high in construction as building inspector Harold Smith reported total permits reaching 268300. The surge followed the start of the Pleasant Grove High School addition, contrasting with 81709 in May 1945 and April 38600 this year. last year April stood at 104000.
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Pleasant Grove City
Harold Smith
Pleasant Grove High School
Funeral Rites Today for Mrs May Shoell
Funeral services are held today in the First ward chapel for Mrs May Woodward Shoell 61 of Lindon who died Sunday after a long illness at her daughter’s home in Orem. Born in Oregon, she moved from Schofield to Jensen and then Lindon after marriage to Clem Shoell in 1930. Surviving are her husband, five daughters, three sons, a stepson and stepdaughter, two sisters, and a brother. Burial is in Springville cemetery.
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May Woodward Shoot
Mes. van Swensen
Orem
Surday
First Ward
LeGrande Breaghrack
Lindon Ward
Springville
Oregon
Alfred
Sarah Gentry Sturgis
Schofield
Carbon County
John W. Woodward
Jensen
Uintah County
Woodward
Clem Shoell
Lindon
May Emiions
Myrtle Davis
American Fork
Nellie Rowley
Beulah Swenson
Aston Davis
Panvard Woodward
Lind
A. S. Army Iy
Germany
Don
Bean W. Woodward
Salt Lake City
Raymond W. Woodsward
U.S. Army
Belva
Westey Shoek
Weother
Danie Jones
Price
Martha Yan
Bean Sturgis
Ruth
Nesaias
Gmunlehetdeen
Erondehild
Parade Opens Strawberry Days Events in Pleasant Grove
The 28th annual Strawberry Days kicked off with a 50 float parade led by Miss Jerry Birthey and attendants, featuring Miss Joan Hooley and others. Guests included J. H. Crofts, Gov. Bracken Lee, and city officials, with a rodeo lineup, trick riding, and horse acts to follow through Friday and Saturday performances led by Doc Sorensen and local riding clubs.
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Utah
J. H. Crofts
Board of Agriculture
Pepres
Bracken Lee
Doc J. Sorensen
Pauline Pickard
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Red Pony
Doc Sorensen
Central Uran
Jerry Bradley
JoAnne Whitehead
Mary Lou Morgan
Pleasant Grove Falls 6 1 to Spanish Fork on Sunday
Pleasant Grove drops to 1 0 on the season as Spanish Fork wins 6 1 at Spanish Fork Diamond. The contest featured a tied 11 in the fifth before Spanish Fork pulled away with a late burst and three more runs including a homer by Wick.
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Brady
Pleasant Grove
Spanish Fork
Forkers
Lyman Olsen Elected To Honorary Society
Lyman Olsen was elected recently to the Wallens Tinovery Society for pre and Alpha Epsilon Dwite among the White of secretary of the Alan Bets Chapter. He is noted as a member of the Alan Bets Chapter and associated with the national Nariay scholgeie Trathenty and German Cheb Ans Laika Worle Sigwid fraterdity.
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Laniay Flee
Albert J
Sigwid
Edie Fraterdity
Summer Festival at Utah计划 July 4 19 1940
Summer Festival runs July 4 to 19 at the University of Utah featuring Kitty Carlisle and Robert Bourieville as stars. They appear in The Great Waltz and Bizet Carmen in English. Carlisle, a Broadway and Hollywood star, recently shifted to opera with Met Opera goals. Bourieville noted as critics’ operatic “tad” after Tales of Hoffman with NYCO.
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Kitty Carisin
Robert Rounseville
University of Utah
Johann Strauss
Bizet
Miss Carlisle
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Metropolitan Opera
Moss Hart
Mr. Bourieville
Tad
Tinte Magazine
Affenbach
Brand Stes and Green Heads Depart for Orahat Nebroaka
Clues point to Brand Stes Carl Green and others traveling to Orahat Nebroaka with Dr Gree arranging music, directed by Winkkl. Mev Green plans to join Sund Ty Frends Hee Qs MLayin Barney in a notable departure event.
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Brand Stes
Carl Green
Peve
Orahat Nebroaka
Gree
Dir Winkkl
Mev Green
Olpin Family Reunion Brings Kin Together on Decoration Day
The Olpin family held a Decoration Day reunion starting with a religious service at the Pleasant Grove city cemetery, then a social gathering for over 60 relatives at Mutual Dell in American Fork canyon. Attendees included My and Mrs. Lewis Olpin, Mrs. Lacy White, Mrs. Donna Ash, Joseph and Roy Olpin and families from various Utah towns, with multiple extended relations listed.
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Lewis
Olpin
Eni Olpin
Pleasant Grove City
Mutual Dell
American Fork Canyon
Lewis Olpin
Lacy White
Donna Ash
Pleasant Grove
Joseph Olpin
Heber
Roy Olpin Hd
Fillmore
A. Boulter
Prove
Belle Hanson
May Mortenson
Ephralm
Mts
Hannah Robisot
Salt Lake City
George Knight
Park City
Rowell Colemin
Salt Lake Cin
Sociability group entertained guests at Ridge Luncheon
Mrs Clifton Wadley hosted a sociability luncheon Friday evening with early members in attendance. Guests included Mrs Hippach, Mrs Masini Kerten, Mrs Leak SMaybesll Mills, Mrs Vera Wauley Mow Pronk Sroith and others, joining in the cordial gathering.
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Clifton Wadley
Masini Kerten
Leak Smaybesll Mills
Vera Wauley
Services Conducted Thursday For Amanda Gleason
MRS Amanda Gleason 73 died Sunday at home from a heart ailment in Pleasant Grove. Services were held Thursday in the Second ward chapel under Bishop Reed Walker with burial in Pleasant Grove city cemetery. Born July 7 1875 in Salt Lake City she was active in the LDS Church and led in Young Women Mutual and Relief Society presidencies. Survived by husband Thomas H Gleason a son and three daughters Mia Marie Bennett Anton Gleason Jenny Gleason Mon Katheyn Gardner ten grandchildren and two sisters and a brother, all of Salt Lake City.
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Wiberal
Ani da Jacobsen Gleason
Ofelock Pan
Second Ward
Reed Walker
Pleasant Grove City
Mrs. Gleason
Salt Lake City
Anton and
Amanda Larson Jacobsen
Thomas H Gleason
Salt Lake Temple
Pleasant Grove
Church of Jesus Christ of Lattersday Saints
Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association
Relief Society
Pleasant Grove Second Ward
Mia
Marie Bennett
Anton Gleason
Prove
Jenny Gleason
Mon Katheyn Gardner
Drather
Frank Morley
Mera Annie Daeyvia
Ardrew Jaciban
Salt
City
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Leparrmene
State Symphony
Amanda Gleason
Catal Bartle
Colleen Knight
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