Senate ratifies Hoover moratorium on intergovernmental debts
Debating for days the Senate votes 57 to 100 against changing the moratorium terms while affirming the existing plan. Johnson of California leads opposition, attacking Ali Hoover and the administration’s handling of reparations and war debts. The House had already passed the measure, with no commitment to future policy, as reparations talks loom in The Hague.
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Senate
Hoover
Wee
Fraeter
Johnson
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
Schall
Bulow
Caraway
Connally
Dill
McKellar
Thomas
Cleaver
California
Ali Lluover
France
Melcllur
Tennessee
Gore
Oklahoma
House
Congress
Senate Hasing
Borah Urate
Ord
Husel
Young Plan Advisory Committee
Germany
The
Hague
Hungary Declares One Year Moratorium on Foreign Debts
The Hungarian government announces a one year moratorium on public and private foreign debts due to exchange shortages. Debts must be paid in pengoes to the Hungarian National Bank, which will hold funds as creditor trustee. The bank will supply needed money to keep trade moving and cover obligations under the so called eradiofreezlog agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zcausa
Hungary
Senate Finance Panel Probes Sale of Foreign Securities
As Congress debated moratorium measures the Senate Finance Committee pressed forward with an inquiry into the sale of foreign securities. The hearing focused on regulatory gaps and potential risks to U.S. investors and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hile Congress
Senate Anance Committee
Twenty Years Ago Doctors Campaign for a Hospital
Twenty years ago Vernsil doctors launched a hospital campaign led by Dr M. Qarrett O Donnell Dr G O H Christy and Dr Homer FE Rich with broad medical backing. Newton Bros harness firm offers a buggy whip guarantee promise: if stolen lost or unsatisfactory no replacement. Louisa Sessions sues for divorce in district court against a Pre Vor Caldwell. Caldwell is listed as a Toul tte Newell of Toul tte Weicceday December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernsil
M. Qarrett Odonnell
GO H Christy
Homer FE Rich
Newton F[iros
Los Angeles
Newton Bros
Louisa Sessions Haz
Caldwell
Newell
Toultte
World disarmament conference delegation named
Gen Clarlesa G Dawes ambassador to Great Britain will lead the American delegation to the world conference on disarmament in Geneva. She is joined by Mary Knma Woolley of Mount Holyoke College and Sen Clauda A Swanson as delegates. The President and Mr Stimson will steer the delegation from Washington with secret instructions and State Department contact.
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Byside NP Hmoover
Clarlesa G Dawes
Great Britain
Gereva
Mary Knma Woolley
Mount #tolycke college
Cliss
Navy Reduction
Clauda A Swanson
Virginia
Democrat
Senate
Railroads Seek Government Aid As Maturing Debts Loom
Senator Couzens questions expert led loans while Daniel Willard, head of the Baltimore and Ohio, argues railroads face 1.0 trillion in maturities over three years and need government borrowing at reasonable rates. He cites $80 million due in May and $37 million in August as pressures to stabilize finance.
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Hoover
Senatr
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Willard
Couzens
Michigan
Ife
Senator Gerald III reports committee expenditures to Senate
Senator Gerald III of North Dakota presented the committee expenditure report to the Senate, noting concerns about bishop-related allocations and seeking further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald III
North of Dakota
Ise
Senate
Big Utah ranges waste calls for state action
A. G. Nord of Salt Lake warns Utah ranges show unappropriated public lands and a 60 percent loss of carrying capacity in 20 years. Forage per acre has fallen from 600 to under 200 pounds as desert ranges erode, prompting calls for regulation, reseeding, water developments, and rehabilitation projects to restore the public domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
A. G. Nord
Salt Lake
Uintah Bush
China
Cannon Jr Faces Corrupt Practices Probe Over 1928 Funds
A committee finds James Cannon Jr violated campaign finance laws in 1928. It concludes a large portion of 133000 dollars raised by his party flowed into his personal accounts via ten banks. The investigation shows 18200 dollars in political contributions remained in the bishop’s private holdings after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cannon, Jr
Cannon
France on verge of two major trade pacts in Paris
ISPATCNFS from Paris says France is near signing two treaties. One with Germany to obtain nitrates for nine months, another with Russia pledging not to boycott Russian goods or restrict Soviet materials. Nitrate stockpiles are dangerously low and Germany agreeing to supply the deficit is notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ispatcnfs
Paris
France
Germany
Russia
Boxing Contest Draws Crowds at Uintah and Roosevelt Meet
At Woodward hall on Monday night the Future Farmers of Roosevelt and Uintah met in a boxing card featuring twelve bouts. Several matches ended in draws or decisions, with wins by Howard Neel Floyd Walker Clyde Hall Clegg and others, while weight disparities and judge decisions shaped the results. Francis Martin and Frank Swain served as referees.
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Woodard Hall
Farmers of
Lavern Hatch
W Lawson Hatch
Floyd Walker
Pete Anderson
Roosevelt
Clyde Hall
Fred Durfee Clegg
Morgan Nally
Victor Bingham
Page Phil Ups
Lewis Adams
W Redmond
Kenneth Massey
Dean Peterson
Rex Olsen
Clyde Allred
Rex
Tocowans Camp of the DUPP Meeting Postponed
The Tocowans Camp of the DUPP withholds their next meeting on January 6. Officers will inform members of the new time and place later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DU Pp
Mrs Gladys McMullin Davis Dies After Auto Crash
Mrs Gladys McMullin Davis, 47, died Sunday at a Salt Lake City hospital from injuries suffered in a Christmas Day auto accident while traveling with her husband A T Davis and two sons Victor and Newell. A former resident of Vernal, she lived in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McMullin Davis
Salt Lake Hospital
A T. Davis
Victor and Newell
Davis
Gait Lake Cty
Yernat
Bounty Certificate Payments May Be Delayed Statewide
State officials warn bounty certificates may pay out slowly as funds from tax receipts fall short. About 42 000 in bounty taxes are due from range livestock this year, with an estimated 15 000 available after deductions. Claims are paid in order received, and some counties face December tax closures delaying cash for rural coyote bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Board of Agriculture
A. E. Christensen
Ajax
Salt Lake
Huntera
Vernal Boy Near-Death After Sheep Herd Accident
Raymond Dow of Vernal was found unconscious after a sheep herd incident near White River when his horse fell from a steep embankment. He lay exposed all day until Lewis Collier and others recovered him, with no lasting injuries besides a near-fatal scare from extreme cold.
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Raymond Dow
Vernal
Dwight Dow
Fielly House
White River
Dow
Lewis Collier
Collier
Ay Stringham
Philip Stringham
Ray Stringhamne
Stong
Don
Notices to Correspondents Limited Space Delays Items
The column announces space constraints this week and that most material received will appear in the next issue. Readers are asked to send items by Monday and no later than Tuesday morning for insertion.
Pottery History Across Ancient Civilizations
Glazed and unfired wares appeared across Greece Egypt Babylonia Persia and Mediterranean regions from the fifth to third centuries AD with variations in surface finishes. Glazing spread early to Spain and beyond as glassmaking and pottery techniques developed, with China producing lead glazed ware during the Jian dynasty.
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Greece
Heypt
Babylonia
Persia
Aediterranean Sea
Spain
Urient
Near East
Europe
China
Early mentions of the aileworm in western literature
The fragment notes Aristotle as the earliest reference to the aileworm in western literature. It describes a horned worm whose life cycle includes a caterpillar, bombylius, and butterfly stages, with six months of metamorphosis. It mentions women spinning cocoons and the Island of Cos with Vamphile, daughter of Plates.
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Plato
Alexander the Great
Aitk
Cos
Vamphile
Plates
Second Guess Advisable for Exams Says Magazine
A magazine reports that in a sample of over 1500 students true false questions yield a correct second answer about twice per chance. It notes doubtfulness in changing judgments between true and false and suggests thinking twice before recording answers in college exams.
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Lepniar Eiechantes Magazine
New Vernal City Administration Set to Take Office
The Vernal city government prepares for a transfer of power Monday as Mayor Calder and council members Henderson Lewis and Stringham exit after a year of notable projects. Incoming Mayor R Cooper leads a slate including D F E Struth and Charles A Hatch with Lee Moore as clerk and Mrs. Harl King as treasurer.
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Henderson
Vernal
Irvin Eaton
A. Lewis
Laws Committee
I Stringham
Ile
Cates
Calder
Henderson Lewis
Stringham
JY G DeMolsy
T T’ Johnston
R © Cooper
D Fe, Struth
Charles A Hatch
Lee Moore
Harl King
T. G Alexander
Boon Troop 232 Volunteers Help Clean Ice Hazard
Members of Boon Troop 232 in Ver ni ward carry out a public service after clearing ice from a roadway near Phil Watkins corner, half a mile away, to aid travelers and ensure safer passage.
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Boon
Verni
Waie Oey
Phil Watkins T& Ccutaatee
Ideal Man as Seen by Public Health Service
Public Health Service touts a model man age 30 to 50, weight 100 to 170 pounds, height under 5 feet 8 inches as strongest and most enduring. Wives are urged to notice the peak power and question golf bouts that exhaust a 170 pounder, while maintaining a 270 pound cap for health.
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Publie Health Service
Spokane
Nevlew
Durfee Family Leaves for Los Angeles Visit
Mr and Mrs Dan Durfee and Mrs Sidey Lewis, who have stayed with the Lewis party for a month, departed Thursday for Los Angeles. Mrs Durfee is formerly Miss Hertha Lewis and they are joined by Miss Heret Lewis, Mrs Enola Hodgkinson, and two children.
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Dan Durfee
Sidey Lewis
Los Angeles
Durfie
Hertha Lewis
Heret Lewis
Enola Hodgkinson
Cildren
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in Local Dispatch
The week saw several marriage licenses issued including Owen Gedrich, son of Mr and Mrs Parley Gedrich, and Virginia Kitchen, daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Kitchen, both of Trindell. Also licensed were Grant Olken Redden and Enid Magan of Althons, and Daniel Sweeney Pugh of Mot Wels, as listed by local officials.
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Owen Gedrich
Parley Goodrich
Milas Vireginia Kitchert
J L. Kitchen
Trindell
Grant Olken Redden
Misa Enid Magan
botYya
Altonsh
Daniel Sweeney Puoo
Wels
Tas Carters
Linwood Boy Romae From School For Holidays
Thomas G Smith of Linwood J is a Moses Brown School boy from Providence who returns home for the holidays. He previously attended Arden Prep in Staten Island and won top academic honors. He is on Moses Brown’s honor roll with a high average and serves on the student activities committee. Christmas vacation begins December 7, with the winter term to reopen January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G Smith
Linwood
Moses Brown Wcheel
Providence
Partn Yourng Smith
and Airs “Elth Smith
Moses Crown
Arden Prepparatory
Btaten Island
Moser Brown
Local Births and Weddings Reported in December
A series of family notices notes several births and December marriages. Mrs H Murray announces a baby girl born December 21, Jessie Witles welcomes Kerry born December 23. Albert Neilson and Rose Collett wed December 24 at the brides’ home. William Bores and Maria Pope marry December 24. Bigh Kindie and Effie Bruin wed December 24. Justice J M Allred presided over some nuptials.
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H . Murray
Gladden
Jessie Witles
Kerry
Albert Neilson
Rose Collett
William Bores
Maria Pope
Bigh Kindie
Effie Bruin
J. M. Allred
J Erekson
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Ben. Johnson
Tles
Dito 1 Kahn
Kahn, Lock & Co
Mer Kahn
Kahn
United States
Kahr
Afr Kahn
Otto Kahn
Daniel Witlard
W. L. Carlston
Ishop Cannon
Vernal Boy
Hells Hole
Aes
Inew
Vernal City
H B Calder
T G Alexander
Rome
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