Union Pacific urges Congress to grant four railroad freedoms
W R Rouse, vice president of Union Pacific, told the Senate surface transportation subcommittee that railroads need freedoms to set competitive freight rates, expand into other transport modes, and invest without tax barriers. He argued current subsidies to rivals hurt railroads and urged limiting truck exemptions and tax burdens to restore fair competition.
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Pacific
Congress
W. R. Rouse
Omaha
Neb
Senate Interstate,and Foreign Commerce Committee
Expan
Rouse
Union—Pacific
Union Pacific
Sédeking
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Wins 1958 Management Award
Union Pacific Railroad has again earned an American Institute of Management award for management excellence in 1958. A 10 point study rated Union Pacific across corporate structure fiscal policies production efficiency service to stockowners and more, with A E Stoddard cited as president and Henry B McNaughton noting conformity to top management standards.
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Union Pacific Railroad
American Institute of Management
United States
Canada
A. E. Stoddard
AIM
Henry B. McNaughton
Oti
New York City
Farm legislation deadlock shows a tentative Washington breakthrough
Washington sees a flicker of movement on farm legislation after three years of deadlock as USDA officials, lawmakers, and farm groups push for action this year. The article notes declines in farm income, 300000 farmers leaving for cities, and a tentative plan for hearings and a broad omnibus bill while key price and acreage proposals face uphill battles.
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Washington
Congress
USDA
Harold Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Capitol Hill
Soil Bank
Presidents Farm
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Scouting Exposition Expands to Utah State University
Franklin county hosts a growing scouting exposition with 37 displays and 600 attendees. The Cache Valley Council’s University of Scouting runs March 12 13 and 14 at USU featuring Apostle Mark E Petersen and LDS general board members.
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Franklin County
Cache’ ‘Valley ‘Council
University
University of Scouting
Utah State University
USU
Mark E. Petersen
Church ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
LDS ‘General Board
University of Scouting Session Boosts Leaders and Wives
Gear advancement and leadership sessions help scouts and mothers learn how to support sons in TM scouting. Wives join a full program with ceremonies singing and fellowship. Notable leaders Thane Winward and Bob Hull train leaders while Oneida stake union attendees gathered for regional updates.
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University of Scouting
Thane
Winward
Dayton
Bob Hull
Whitney
Franklin “County
Treasureton Family Trip to Arizona Report
Mr and Mrs Eugene Fontes left Saturday for Arizona to spend a few weeks Their daughter Linda stays with Mrs Wanda Hess and son Fred during their absence Two and a half minute talks in Sunday school were given by Kent Paskins and Richard Perry The sacrament gem was given by Kerma Shumway
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Eugene, Fontes
Arizona
Linda
Wanda - Hess
Fred
Kent Paskins
Richard Perry
Kerma Shumway
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