Government overreach fuels unemployment warned in Nation's Business
The editorial argues that rising minimum wage laws and broader fair labor standards threaten jobs. It cites the 1956 wage rise reducing employment and predicts extending coverage would raise costs, cause layoffs, higher prices, and inflation, with firms across sectors hit. It warns government fault lies in feder al meddling in wage bargaining between bosses and workers.
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Nation
Congress
U. S. Labor Department
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Hoover urges focus on morals to curb national dangers
Herbert Hoover offers three observations on national peril, noting public support for the new administration and the need to address crime and corruption. He argues unemployment figures mislead, citing seasonal workers who do not view themselves as unemployed and claiming benefits prolong joblessness.
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Herbert Hoover
Franklin News Roundup: Local Families Attend Visits and Births
Franklin family notes include Kendrick Morri son Tim Hobbs reception with Elaine Hobbs. Io wa a convert of Elder Brenton Atkinson stayed with the Atkinsons. Alice Blair and Charolett Bell visit Ogden relatives. Wayne Doney welcomes a son born January 28 1961 with Thelma Doney and Paul Wilkin involved. Verne Seamons and Mark from San Diego visit Hyde Park for a funeral. Larry Seamons from BYU lists relatives. Mark Seamons performs for guests.
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Mr Manning
Des Moines
Iowa
Brenton Atkinson
Lester Atkinson
Atkinson
Alice Blair
Charolett Bell
Ogden
John Adamson
Wayne Doney
Thelma Doney
Allen
Salt Lake City
Paul Wilkinson
Franklin and Preston
Vern Seamons
Mark
San Diego
Cailif
Laura Chatterton
Ada Chatterton
Vern
Hyde Park
Utah
Larry Seamons
BYU
Mark Seamons
Community News Highlights From Chatterton Family Weekend
Social visits filled Brigham City and nearby towns with gatherings for the Chattertons and friends. Birth news arrives as Laura Chatterton celebrates a great grandchild born in San Diego, while others attend a missionary testimonial in Salt Lake City and a high school basketball game in Preston. The MIA music festival and Cache Valley scout banquet are noted, along with local travel and weekend visits.
Sunday School Talk and Community Notes in Treasureton
A 2 1 2 minute talk by Miss Loma Denton opened the Sunday school with Reed Perry presenting a gem. Visitors Ira Kern and Fred Gregerson attended. Mr and Mrs Nyile Olsen and family from Franklin and Mrs Wanda Hess with son Fred joined the group at Malcolm Denton’s home for supper and an evening of showings and films. Kirk and Craig Paskins ate in Logan and Linda Knudson hosted. Bart Paskins, home from Salt Lake City, attended the senior prom at West Side High School. Ted and Eugene Paskins, plus Elmer Palmer from Preston, joined a birthday dinner at Ted Johnson’s. Primary home builders and fathers enjoyed their annual Daddy Date.
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Loma Denton
Reed Perry
Ira Kern
Fred Gregerson
Nyile Olsen
Ofranklin
Wanda Hess
Fred
Malcolm Denton
Kirk
Craig Paskins
Logan
Linda Knudson
Bart Paskins
Salt Lake City
Ted Paskins
West Side High School
Eugene Paskins
Elmer Palmer
Preston
Grace
Ted Johnson
Perry and Family and Shumway and Son Brad
Perry and family and Shumway and son Brad are referenced in the readable text. The note mentions these individuals in connection with an unspecified event or relation. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Perry
Shumway
Brad
MIA Music Festival Draws Cleveland Crowds
Cleveland Tuesday evening the MIA sponsored a music festival attracting both young and old. Roma Anderson arrived from Soda Springs hospital after illness and will stay with Mr and Mrs Charles McGregor until she recovers. Leah Kendall and Grace Harris work in Grace's potato operation. The Johnsons and Vera Nielsen visited Salt Lake City with Dee Johnson. Mr and Mrs Richard William and family of Pocatello were weekend guests with his parents Mr and Mrs William Williams. Lettie Smith visited Bancroft with sister Gladys Gray.
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MIA
Roma Anderson
Soda Springs Hospital
Charles McGregor
Leah Kendall
Grace Harris
Grace
LaFaun Johnson
Vera Nielson
Salt Lake City
Dee Johnson
Community Young People Activities Noted In Local Events
De Ann McGregor and Randy Smith gave two and a half minute talks Sunday while Karen Kay Forsgren led a sacrament gem. PTA met at Thatcher grade school. Norman and Mrs. Smith celebrated son Scott’s birthday with a Preston bowling evening. Cleveland scouts Bart Andreasen LeGrande McGregor and Craig McGregor joined J Junior White for a Soda Springs scout court of honor where four boys earned eagle awards. Jenifer Smith hosted a shrimp supper for Craig Perry Eddie Jensen Philip Neeley Lila Atkins Lynn Ill Sandra Andreasen and Dwayne Mendenhall from Preston. Mrs Dean Burton marked daughter Tia Dean’s birthday with a home party and refreshments. twelve children attended.
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De-Ann McGregor
Randy Smith
Karen Kay Forsgren
PTA
Thatcher
Norman Smith
Scott
Preston
Cleveland
Soda Springs
Bart Andreasen
LeGrande McGregor
Craig McGregor
Jenifer Smith
Craig Perry
Eddie Jensen
Philip Neeley
Lila Atkins
Lynn Ill
Grace
Sandra Andreasen
Dwayne Mendenhall
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Industrial News Review
Franklin
Kendrick Morrison
Tim Hobbs
Elaine
Fuller
Juller
North State
Preston Rulon Owen
Royce Fuhriman
Brigham City
Dick Chatterton and
Pocatello
LaVoa Chatterton
Ada Chatterton and
Hoyet Whitehead
Aletha Chatterton
Wallace Chatterton
Douglas Corbridge
Melvin McKay
Robert Lowe
Jeffrey
Sandra Seamons Bush
Ariel Biggs
Shelley
Chloe Peterson
Alma _ Biggs
Salt Lake Cty
James Biggs
North British
Ray Murray
Max Olsen
Terry Wright
Douglas Wright
Preston High School
Lonnie Olsen
Wallace Olsen
Dennis C. Lowe
New York City
Vincent Ullman
Church House
LeRoy Perry
Kathy
Glenna
Kermit Shumway
Kirma
Allan
Lyon
ReNee
Jean Barger
Ida Beth Denton
Willard Porter
Donald Barger
Raymond Sant
Kathy Shumway
Maxine Hymas
Judy
DeRalph Perry
von R. Atkinson
DeRalph
Treasureton
Kerm
Dean Burton
Tia Dean
General Electric
Idaho Appl
Sport Shop
Fashion Park
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