What Next for Labor in Postwar America
A Salt Lake Tribune editorial warns that portal-to-portal pay and aggressive union demands threaten the peacetime economy. It argues unions helped under wartime production but risk eroding public support and the free enterprise system, urging labor accountability and cautious policy.
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Labor
Salt Lake Tribune
Tribune
America
Congress
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Stalin
Russia
Floyd Smart to Lead Grace Lumber Branch
Floyd Smart associated with Anderson & Sons Lumber moves to Grace to manage the Grace branch. The report notes personnel details for the opening of the Blue Blaze Coal Company with E L Johnson as manager and Nephi Larson as operator. The piece mentions a new Chevrolet display at Petterberg Nash and discusses the Franklin Basin Soda Peak trail nearing completion as backbone of the Cache division watershed.
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Floyd Smart
Anderson & Sons Lumber Company
Grace
Blue Blaze Coal Company
E. L. Johnson
New Concern
Nephi Larson
Franklin Basin
Soda Peak
Cache Division
Preston News Briefs: store tour and weekly gym nights
Wallace Bailey of Foss Bailey clothing tours the coast on a buying mission. Ladies night in the Preston gym remains every Thursday with basketball volleyball and table tennis. Preston students at LDS Business College in Salt Lake City include David McIntire Clarice Neeley Beulah Spongberg and Verl P Long. Central Meat Market manager Leo Petterberg plans to sell a blue ribbon steer from the Ogden Stock Show to Preston residents. Preston Wurston, back from an LDS mission to Germany, returns to Salt Lake City for work with an insurance company and to attend night classes at LDS Business College.
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Wallace Bailey
The
Foss Bailey Clothing Store
Preston
LDS Busiess College
Salt Lake City
David McIntire
Clarice Neeley
Beulah Spongberg
Leo Petterberg
Central
Ogden
Preston Wurston
Germany
LDS Business College
Hollingsworth Returns From Two Week Furlough at Denver Base
Howard Hollingsworth comes back to Lowry Field in Denver after a pleasant two week furlough spent with his parents relatives and friends.
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Howard Hollingsworth
Lowry Field
Denver
Quips and Jokes Parade From a Witty Page
A collage of humorous exchanges features a ladder prank, a wife’s cry, and a jab at national symbols. Quick quips cover marriage, aging, speeches, and light social foibles, including a landlord’s apartment hack and a flirtatious lunch counter quip.
Mrs Verna Crosbie Dies Suddenly at Ogden
Mrs Verna Lowe Crosbie 36 died suddenly at her Ogden home Friday December 20 after living in Preston and Bremerton. Funeral held in Ogden last Monday. Survived by husband Lawrence and two daughters Daine and Joyce, plus parents and two sisters.
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Ogden
Verna ‘Lowe Crosbie
Lawrence Crosbie
Webers High School
Smithsonian Business College
Intermountain Knitting Mills
Crosbie
Salt Lake Temple
Preston
Bremerton
Wash
Knowledge and Wisdom Adages on Self-Education
A compact quotation highlights the distinction between knowledge learned from others and wisdom earned through self instruction. It emphasizes independent study and personal insight as a path to true understanding.
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E. Smith
Elva Hart
Blanche Hollingsworth
Stechanica
Leland Chatterton
Shirley Chatterton
Otto Chatterton
Vern Morris
Ahile County Citta and
Jey Clarten, Bauer and Pubsunter
Labur Society
Iate
Foreman Presaman
Franklin
SHO State Editorial Association
Idaho
United States
EB. C. Johnson
Colorado
Army
ROTC
National Guard
San Francisco
Petterberg-Nash Motor Company
Chevrolet
Pareye
Betty
Dalie
Betty Sue
Dale
Dollars
BY Slim
Dayton
Susie
Gertie
Jack Anderson
Henry Henpeck
Verna Crosbie
Claudia Beckstead
Grand Junction
Colo
Elmer Beckstead
Ben Wether Aks
MoorMan
Moorman Mfg, Co
Quincy, Fil
MoorMan Dealer
Robert E. Lee
West Preston
Peterson Tractor Service
Preston Logan
Tremonton
Bob Stokes
Harold Manning
Ost
Toane Oe
Pratt
Poa Vay
National
Laundry
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