Highway Improvements and Rural News From Intermountain States
Reports from Idaho Utah Nevada and Wyoming cover highway upgrades gas pipeline plans veteran hospital funding farm board storage asks and local commerce actions. Highlights include highway No 69 work Spanish Fork to the Colorado line gas from Crystal Dome to Portland Oregon and $50 million Wyoming hospital funds with allocations for Nevada and Home Sites. chambers urge silver report approval and storage market equalization. and local projects in Burley and Ogden with public work and a timber plant.
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Senate Debates Drought Relief Plan and Farm Policy Shifts
Congress wavers over drought relief funding and farm board measures as the Senate tests the compromise plan. Critics in both parties challenge administration policy while calls grow for Prohibition reform amid international concerns and naval budget debates.
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Controversy Over Adina Reprimand and Cluiter Case Developments
The secretary of the navy reprimanded the general for indiscretion and revoked a court martial. Washington sources say Ambassador de Martino of Italy pressed Stimson on the Cluiter case, hinting Italy prefers not to publicize the incident.
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Church faction frees Cannon yet hints at further church turmoil
The Meth odiet Church South clears SHOP CANNON of charges as elders decline to warrant a bishop trial. Senate campaign fund scrutiny rises with proposed expenses for anti Smith moves. Nye fears a weaponized record in re election while fundraising drives unfold across Maryland New York and surrounding states.
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Repeal Measure Clears House Amid Threat of Filibuster
A chaotic vote in the assembly backed a repeal of the state prohibition law and seizure act though critics warned the senate might stall and trigger a filibuster without swift action. The measure aims to remove redundant provisions and limit enforcement powers.
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Passage on contested measure by East Office Clerks
A disputed measure passed by the house faced criticism from the Renate faction and the Wen lal bloc. The Star service notes the lack of a clear standard as the National Red erition of East Office Clerks imposes a sanction led by Lostmaster General Trough.
Wheat price turmoil clouds mid European markets
Bogdanov of Anterg Trading warns Chicago businessmen that Russia may flood central Europe with wheat. Vienna dispatches report Soviet plans to move grain from Moscow toward the Danube, signaling potential price spikes unseen since last July.
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Tidit and Nationalists Clash Over Home Rule Proposal
ORD IRWIN and Nationalists clash amid protests and a curt reply from the National Congress working committee. The dispute highlights distrust of government peace terms and skepticism toward the Sinn Fein leader Sinn Fein’s home rule plan for Snnetty amid ongoing political tension.
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Utah Legislature Features Broad Bill Introductions
The Utah Legislature continues its session with a wide range of bills touching daily life. Proposals include tax measures on natural gas, land assessments, tax commission duties, and funding for reclamation. Strong listings name sponsors and bill numbers, illustrating an active, expansive agenda.
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