Babson Forecast on 1952 Economy and Real Estate
The 1952 outlook predicts a possible first quarter surplus due to high national income and tax gains but a broader federal deficit later. Stocks may dip, some sectors falter, and real estate policy tightens with credits, while defense orders and inflation hedges shape investment strategies.
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Christmas party and ward notes from Fifth Ward
Fifth Ward held its annual Christmas party with a short program, Santa's visit, and candy bags. Members hosted by Pat and Atalina Johnson and others shared holidays, games, chili suppers, and exchanges. Ward conference, new clerk Don Geisler, and visits by several families marked the event.
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Pat
Atalina Johnson
Jess Johnson
Arid
Jenna Vee Jensen
Coy Larsen
Elvan Jensen
Don Geisler
Low
Earl Johnson
Harold Oliverson
Roy Oliverson
Midvale
Joy Winger
Bountiful
Elmer Oliverson
Elaine Oliverson
Mrs
Lyle Anderson
Moore
Herman’ Keller
Lottie’ Hikénlooper
Salt Lake
Ralph Porter
Leon Christensen
Middleton
Clifford Christensen
Ward
Weldon Nash
Dean Palmér
New Ward
Vern Yeates
Malad
Merlin Larsen
Harry Larsen
Percy Larsen
D. M. Webster
Verdon Hansen
Glendale
Alfred Alder
DeVon R. Woodland
Mate Lindsay
Blackfoot
Woodland
Arlo, Larsen
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