Economics On High School Level Proposed At Convention
The National Association of Secondary School Principals met in Portland Oregon with Keith W Winston president of the New York Stock Exchange urging a compulsory high school economics program. He called for qualified teachers better teaching methods and a practical approach linking taxes tariffs and fiscal policy to student investments to prepare future investors for financial futures.
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Aneading Corporation
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Romney urges personal political action over corporate power
George Romney argues in the May Reader’s Digest that politics should be pursued by individuals not by corporations or unions. He calls for dispersed power, modernized state and local governments, and stronger party participation to keep democracy representative.
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George Romney
American Motors
Romney
Harper’s
Party of Oll
Police Dialogue Over Suspected Close Range Shooting
A police exchange contends a wife shot her husband at close range with powder marks cited as proof. The detectives question the reasoning linking close contact to the incident.
Same Scenery Lat Convict Exchange Conflicting Years
A brief exchange between two convicts reveals a misstatement about sentences. One inmate claims twenty years behind bars, while the other pushes back, noting a longer prior period due to bank work. The dialogue underscores inconsistent jail time narratives.
Persistence Ends in Kiss After Refusals
A dialogue excerpt shows a suitor pressing for a kiss three times, each met with rejection. The exchange continues with a light remark about continuing the pursuit, suggesting a turning point or acceptance soon after.
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Innocence Abroad A Bride Buys Hemmed Smoke-Cured Meats
A bride visits a butcher and asks for meat that has never been sick. The butcher offers fresh smoke cured options and jokes about health. The fragment reads as a humorous, surreal exchange without a clear outcome.
Political board shifts favor business under Republican rule
Officials note that with a Republican administered board and commission, business interests find it harder to align. They claim Republicans are accused of being pro business, yet the commissioners strive to appear independent, resulting in more frequent setbacks for business than under Democratic leadership.
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Kangaroo courts in government regulatory investigations
A businessman faces a sprawling regulator led inquiry where investigators seize files and question executives under oath. The piece warns of fishing expeditions lasting months, delaying decisions, possibly closing a company, and officials insisting patience while the process drains resources.
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Parish finch tale prompts clergy plea for salvation
A satirical old miser asks if leaving 50 000 to the church assures salvation. The clergyman replies that certainty is unlikely, but generosity is worth attempting, prompting a moral quip about faith and fortune.
Vernal Utah News Summary Apr 1 1940
Provo couple announce the arrival of a baby boy. Local business notes report grease prices in Ely from 27 to 80 cents per pound and price declines. Vernal Lions Club proposes paving a highway section north of town. Dental workers arrive for emergency service. Ward chapel water system installation begins. Enid Williama Holmes marries Boyd Hatch of Vernal. Elder Owen Slaugh completes two years of missionary work in Ontario and Quebec. White River isolation, post office parcel shipments and improving mail service noted. Ore vein discovery at Dyer mine. Japan-born Alfred and wife welcomed a son. Olsenter returns from Norway mission. Marriages licensed for Henry Chatwin and Mary A. Dudley. Rodney Merrill back from Montana mission.
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Vernal Mantis
Vernal
Lions Club
State Road Commission
Umits
Porter TR
Danford
Walter de Court
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
Sheep Shearing Report From Naples Ranch
George Julius of Naples had his sheep sheared at a large ranch during the week of April 14 1800. James Kane of Jensen trip to the area notes price at 644 cents per head. Ile Split mountain and part of the clip has been shipped.
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Naples
James Kane
Jensen
Wea
Uintah Academy to Become Uintah County High School
The Uintah Academy will close next week and after next year it becomes Uintah County High School with a strong faculty. Trny Stringham works in the San Diego mission while Irvin Bodily speeds in Santa Clara and San Jose enjoying their tasks. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Bioods. The Rangely Colorado road is in worst condition, a heavy clay road from the Trangely oil basin, soaked and nearly travel prohibitive. The bridge across the adjacent river is mentioned in passing.
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San Diego Mission
Irvin
Santa Clara
San Jose
Leonard Bioods
Uintah Academy
Uintah County
Rangely
Colorado
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