Farmers Can Break Labor Monopoly By DeWitt Emery
An editorial argues that farmers broke monopolies by kerosene and goods, noting early anti trust laws exempted unions. It traces 50 years of industrial unions expanding bargaining power and cites Phil Murray illustrating union dominance in steel.
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DeWitt Emery
National
Small Business Men’s Association
Organized Ag
Phil Murray
Steel Workers’ Union
Murray
Weirton
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Torea
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Farmers and small businessmen push to curb labor monopoly
The author argues unions like the steel and mine bosses hold monolithic power. He urges Congress to amend the Taft Hartley act to outlaw industry wide bargaining and strengthen anti trust laws to curb labor combinations, backed by farmers and small businesses.
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Congress
Police Court Notes Minors and Fines in Parking Violations
Milton H. Owen had venue moved to probate court after a wrong side change. Wynn L. Nelson fined 3 dollars plus 3 dollars costs for parking meter violation. Hugh Keller paid 5 dollars for the same. Leo C. Gamble 1 dollar for parking violation. Floyd J. Jensen 5 dollars for running stop sign. Gene H Larsen 15 dollars for speeding. Donald Andra 3 dollars for parking violation. Lynn M. Davis 2 dollars for parking violation. Jesse O Wheeler 2 dollars for parking violation. Dean Panter 2 dollars for parking violation. D Wayne Hubbard 2 dollars for parking violation. William Callister 15 dollars for running stop sign. Elmer N Stocks 25 dollars for reckless driving. LaFoy Egbert 25 dollars for reckless driving. Leland Chatterton 1 dollar for parking in restricted area.
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Milton H. Owen
Wynn L. Nelson
Hugh Keller
Leo C. Gamble
Floyd J. Jensen
Gene H_ Larsen
Donald Andra
Lynn M. Davis
Jesse O Wheeler
Dean Panter
D. Wayne Hubbard
William Callister
Elmer N. Stocks
LaFoy Egbert
Leland Chatterton
Local visits and family gatherings in Utah towns
Riverdale residents Elmo Edwards and Barbara Mecham of Bountiful visited here with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barrington and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Edwards. Mrs. Clark Choules hosted a birthday party for her eight year old Sharon with friends for games and treats. Byron Tanner and Serge Rodrero hosted by Logan residents on a weekend trip. Joseph Tanner traveled to Pocatello for business and stopped by Robin to see Kendall Larsen and family.
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Elmo Edwards
Barbara Mecham
Bountiful
Ray Barrington
Warren Edwards
Clark Choules
Sharon
Byron‘Tanner
Serge Rodrero
Logan
Salt Lake
Joseph Tanner
Pocatello
Kendall Larsen
Robin
Local ESA Chapter Gives Doll Away at Gift Shop
Alpha Beta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosts Miss Alpha Beta Toni in doll wardrobe at Pauline's Gift Shop with tickets sold at the shop Preston Beauty Salon or through members. Proceeds fund an audiometer for East and West Side schools. winner announced December 13 at 4 pm. no need to be present. A box of gifts will be sent to the state hospital in Nampa.
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Alpha Beta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Toni
Pauline
Preston
East
West Side
Nampa
Dark compounds in raw sugar formed by boiling cane juice
Dark colored compounds develop as cane juice is boiled. Their vitamin content is low and they provide no nutritional value.
Oldest Man in Dayton Continues To Work At Home
The Dayton resident, who set his own leg and endured splints before swelling required removal, made a recovery box and three weeks later mowed hay with a sling. He now crafts household articles for his children and toys for grandchildren, including a table, chairs, and a teeter totter with horse heads at the LaVor Jensen home.
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William
Mr. Robbins
LaVor Jensen
Craftman with Gnarled Hands Clings to Life and Family
An aged craftsman, with trembling hands, continues his skilled work and faces adversity with quiet strength. He lives alone but visits his children and grandchildren in summer, sharing laughter on the lawn as he awaits reunion with his Sarah Ellen.
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Sarah Ellen
Community prize baby crew to debut at Grand theatre
The first showing of the community prize baby crew will be screened at the Grand theatre Thursday evening with all contestants’ mothers as guests of Mr. McClurg. Charles Bergquist and his family narrowly escaped a collision near town when their vehicle hit a lumber truck four miles north. Ray Clark Hatch, son of Mr. and Mrs. L W Hatch, has opened a law office in Preston after earning multiple degrees at National University. YWMIA Sixth Ward reorganized at sacrament meeting naming Rose Anderson president and Bonnie Rawlings, Wanda Owens, Vila Beckstead to key posts.
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Logan
Charles Bergquist
Ray Clark Hatch
Rose Anderson
Bonnie Rawlings
Wanda Owens
Vila Beckstead
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