Industry Asks New Deal For 1938 To Accelerate Growth
The World’s Week reports a 1938 platform from American industry urging repeals of burdensome taxes and laws to spur living standards. Led by Charles R Hook, the plan calls for more private initiative, protection of employers from improper labor actions, and federal support for child labor laws, sweatshop bans, and fair competition. It also promotes research, new markets, and sound labor relations while opposing federal price and wage controls. The Brookings Institution urges repeal of the undistributed profits tax, citing inequity and complexity in its application to diverse U.S. industries based on a study through 3600 questionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Avera
New York
Brookings Institution
Slade Kendrick
Garnell University
Frederick Stelwett Republican
Oregon
United States Steel Forms Delaware Subholding Company
US Steel announces creation of United States Steel Corporation of Delaware to oversee several subsidiaries. The new firm will begin January 1 with nominal capital, led by Benjamin F. Fulkvss as president, and headquartered in Pittsburgh. Myron G. Taylor, chairman, calls it a major step in the steel group's readjustment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporaion
United States Steel Corporaton of
Delaware
Benjamin F Fulkivss
Atabk
United States Steel Corporation of
New Jersey
Pitteburgh
Myron G Taylor
Violence Fears Rise If Labor Feuds Persist in Buffalo
President Green of the federation warned in Buffalo that violence between rival labor bodies AF of L and CI could erupt unless peace talks yield settlement. He urged mobilizing forces against the raiding group and suggested that a settler movement faces goals to influence the labor react.
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Green
AF of L
Federation In & Speech
Buffalo
Lewis
Wettlement
AF of
Lowill
Stormy Capitol Days Highlight Roosevelt Era Debates
The article surveys strained U S politics with President Roosevelt facing a disconcerting mood as Congress debates wage laws and budget balancing. It notes Secretary Wallace and lawmakers pushing conflicting farm and labor bills, party splits, and looming conference committee action while lawmakers warn of veto risks and prolonged delay. It also mentions infantry emphasis in war, Lindberghs returning to the U S, Edgerton’s judicial appointment debate, and the Leviathan ship being junked amid war-era shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Florida
Uni
Roosevelt
Yagist Busitese
Agai
Farm Administration
Messares
Sesson
Newale & Farmel
House Messure
Wallace
Senate
House
Gnally
Congress
Federation
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Administration
Labor Committee
Edgerton
Henry W Edgerton
Cornell University
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Borah Burke
van Nuys
John Marana
Utah Farm Bureau Urges Policy Changes and Welfare Measures
The Utah Farm Bureau calls for rapid development of phosphate resources and streamlined government loans to agriculture. It supports lower interest rates, reduced red tape, cattle and dairy measures, weed eradication funding, and a pea seed industry in Utah, with endorsements for water projects and farm cooperatives. It objects to the wage and hour bill and pushes for flexible wildlife control policies.
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Utah Farm Burest
Page
Oie
Snc
Utah
Geo Henry H Blood
Willem Peterson
Logan
T H
Colorado River
Green River Project
Agricultural College
State Department of Agriculture
UBAC
Federal Administrative Board
National Forest Service
Naples News Summary From Local Social Roundup
Arthur Merrell spent Sunday and Monday in Naples visiting relatives and friends before returning to Salt Lake. Mrs W. Hullinger and son Sv Jan traveled to Salt Lake for medical care and tonsil removal. Lucy Gadiner plans several weeks in Salt Lake City for medical treatment and will return with her son Frank from his mission. Wendel Johnson spoke at Sacrament meeting and a male quartet performed. Eylin Rhinesmith attended the funeral of Mrs. Wilson’s daughter. Wendel Johnson left for Salt Lake City after two weeks with friends. Mrs. Byrny Woodrich visited Salt Lake City weekend with daughter and grandchild. Ada Stevens elected Naples queen to represent Naples.
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eStores Waples
Pho
Arthur Merrell
Naples
Salt Lake
Hullinger
Sv Jan
Provo
Mrayaks Hullinger
Ivan
Lucy Gadiner
Salt Lake City
Prank
Starrs
Wendel Johnson
Frank Lowe
Odonnell Goodrich
Eylin Rhinesmith
Craig
Fred Wilson
Bishop
Alma Preece
Ashley Ward
Wilson
Rhinesmith
Byrny Woodrich
Basrot
Morris
Peter Bingham
J A McConkle
Uhesse City
Charles Palmer
Babes
Carl Tenney
Husmussen
Clareice Searle
Searles
Searle
George Fisher
Altonan
Joseph H
Fisters
Mary Fisher
Wallace Giles
Roosevelt
Lloyd Richards
Charlie, Palmer
L¢ le Thacker
LaMir Thacker
Sterling
Verdin
Johnson
Floyd Freestone
Alexander
Clines
William MecCorkie
Wilford, McConkie
Reed Merkley
John Herry
Merkley
Mason Calif
Grand Coulee Dam
Charles HW Gclttz
Bert Caldwell
LW Club
George Wilson
iGboid and Green Ball Miss Biable Merrell Visit Cedar Valley
Miss Biable Merrell left Saturday for Cedar Valley to spend the winter with her sister Mrs Thay rel Cook. Beet Lap Yook ber to Salt Lake on 1.
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Biable Merrell
Cedar Valley
Thay Rel Cook
Salt Lake
Births and gatherings mark Lapoint Utah notices
Social and family events fill a Lapoint column with visitors from Salt Lake Roosevelt Provo and Vernal plus weddings and dance announcements. Highlights include a baby boy arrive event at the Christen son home a birthday party for Babes sixth birthday and a marriage announced by Clarence Qverson for Naomi to Dean Cox with a wedding dance and shower on December 15 at Star Hall. The Whiterocks Irrigation Company elected officers, Miss Beth Nyberg named queen for the Gold and Green Ball, and local school institute and Daughters of the Utah Pioneers meeting details are noted.
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Reynolds Orchestra
Roosevelt
Thomas Burton
Roland Hullinger
Provo
Hullinger
Neola
Clarence Qverson
Cleveland
Utah
Naomi
Dean Cox
LR Cox
Lapoint
Star Hall
Whiterocks Irrigation Company
A W Norton
J R Mckee
H OL Morrill
Roy Huber
J C Hacking
Beth Nyberg
Vernal
E. Lee
Jensen Uintah Stake officers attend end contermce and moves
Jensen stake officers led by Ware President Hyram Calder Archie Johnson and Hugh Wton counselors and Charles A Hardy stake clerk, with Ray H Reader released from bishopric for moving to Vernal. De Marr Dudley to ship turkeys to Baltimore packing plant. Billings delivered dressed turkeys to Vernal. Mrs Dudley to visit Los Angeles. Lucy Dudley and Irene Wanker families noted. Snow and rain hit the area as the first December storm, mountains capped by fresh snow.
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Uintah Stake
Contermce Ware
Hyram B
Calder Archie Johnson
Hugh Wton
Charles A Hardy
Land H Grane West High
Ray H Reader
Vernal
Marr Dudley
Balt Lake
Dudlie
Ray H. Reader
Andrew Dudley
Los Angeles
California
Mise Lucy Dudley
Irene Wanker
Salt Lake City
DeMarr
W F Billings
Ruby Billings
Zipha Wellman
Sammy Hatch
Mckinnon
Rangely
Norton and Burton Families Announce Newborns
Mr and Mrs Elroy Norton announce the arrival of a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Thomas Burton are proud parents of a baby girl born December 8. Mrs Wilson and Guy Long hosted a group, while Mrs Albert Mott, long absent, and Mrs Yourdon visited Friuta. Clarence Bathurst visited Friday to arrange selling his sheep. Mrs Leo Wise left Thursday for Fort Du Nolan Taylor's visit involved lunch duties at the school.
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Elroy Norton
Philips
Wilson
Guy Long
Fortech
Verita Vernal
Albert Mott
Yourdon
Salt Lake
Leo Wise
Anna Stoker
Loma
Fort du Nolan
Thomas Burton
Dee
Burton
Charles Batty
Verna
Willam G Caldwell
County Commissioners Hear Routine Tax and Road Matters
At the November 20 meeting the county commissioners discussed routine tax adjustments and road matters. Present were Maud Carpenter Mrs Christy Bisel Marie Webb Leona York Mrs George McKee Mrs Frank Peters Barta Siddoway and Alice Rex ijmer.
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Maud Carpenter
Christy Bisel
Marie Webb
Leona York
George McKee
Frank Peters
Barta Siddoway
Alice Rexijmer
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Dodd
Bingham
Wiliam Borsh
Edward 2 Dorke
Nebraska
Notitrust Division
Department of Jusilee
Senate Judiciary
United States Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Silwrand W. Pickard
Nanking
APAN
Chiang Kai Shek
Chiang
GerEna
William E Dodd
Germany
Washington
Hugh B. Wilson
Berlin
E Pedd
Sore Ime
University of Chicago
Anya
Robert W Bingham
Louisville
Great Britain
Jeanne of Mm Health
Joseph P Kennedy
Federal Maritime Commission
SEC
United States
Johna Hopikina Hospital
Baltimore
State Department
London
Mellon
Aree Maths
Andrew W Men Fargus
Millsburgh
United States Board of Tax
Apeals
Admin Sterties
Ue Aluminum Company
Areiica
Dlam
Lund
Malin Craig
Spain
Glaion
Lindberght
England
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Dwight Marrow
Englewood
J Dispatches
America
Pan American Airway
Lindbergha
Mner
Alan
Ltd
Mt. St la Rue
Atalal
Ad Ut
UGAG
Russell R Keeteh
Ada Stevens
Maeser ES Tos
Fee Christensen
Baty
Priday
Christen Oente
Earl Gadd
Miso Lela Bigelow
Juving Foster
Mi Stons
Miss Bigelow
Ehd
Jensen
Clarence Bathurst
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