Babson Sets 1953 Outlook For Business and Finance
Babson outlines a cautious 1953 with high early activity followed by slower growth. He predicts price controls and government policy will affect margins, defense spending fading, and a possible gradual economic adjustment. He urges strong cost control, aggressive selling, and warns of unemployment rising later in the year amid continued labor tensions. He notes a conservative shift in Congress and limited money supply expansion under Eisenhower.
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Hoger W. Babson
Fie
Stalin
Hiroshima
al Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Elsen
Shower
Congress
United States
Utah Woolgrowers Confab to Be Held in S L January 28
The 48th Utah Wool Growers Assn convention runs January 28 29 at Hotel Utah Salt Lake City with about 1500 wool growers and wives expected. Speakers include Allan B Kane Chicago Allan Farm Bureau Earl G Reade Omaha John T Davis Boston Gov J Bracken Lee opens the meeting Clyde to deliver address. Transportation issues and a program to boost domestic wool consumption to be discussed. Directors dinner January 27. registration starts January 28 at 9 am.
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Utah Wool Growers Assn
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake
Don Lyde
Ueber City
Association
Allan
B. Kane
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Earl G. Reade
Omaha
Unfor, Pacific Railroad Co
John Tl. Davis
Boston
National Wool Marketing Co
Hoyler Commission
J. Bracken Lee
Clyde
Lafayette
Reade
Davis
ElRoy Nelson
University of Utah Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Alma Esplin
Utah State Agricultural College
Columbia Sheep Breeders Association of America
Three Accidents Reported During Holidays in Uintah County
Three automobile accidents were reported during the holidays in Uintah County. A 1951 pickup driven by Ida Santo Anca Sam near Vernal on U S Highway 40 slid off a slick road at 10 30 pm Tuesday December 23, tipping onto its side after leaving the highway and sliding 106 feet. A second accident occurred December 23 near Roosevelt.
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Ida Santo Anca Sam
Ft. Duchesne
Vernal
U.S
Roosevelt
Decay Starts on Outside of Teeth
Editor's note third in a series for National Children's Dental Health Day. Teeth progress from tiny surface spots to full decay. Decay begins on the outside enamel, not inside, requiring a favorable site like pits or fissures. Bacteria act on acids and starches to form decay. Continued on page 12.
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Taxpayers Meet Deadline In Uintah County Cashes In
Uintah County taxpayers reached a 94 percent payment rate by the November deadline per County Treasurer Mae Samuels. Total 1952 tax levy is 496,819.90 with delinquent payments re opened December 8 at 2 percent penalty and 25 cents for advertising. Beginning January 10, taxes incur 8 percent interest and a 50 cent redemption fee. Largest payment recorded was 24,450.79 by American Gilsonite Company.
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Uintah County
Mae Samuels
American Gilsonite Company
Better Beef Club Tour Planned in Uintah County
The Uintah County Better Registered Beef Club led by Marvin Smith will tour member projects on January 3. The 4-31 Club departs Court House at 9:30 am to visit each member’s project. Elmer Denver from Duchesne County fatally struck a cow owned by Elmer Parrish, Roosevelt, causing $150 vehicle damage and $60 cow value. Denver cited partial blindness from oncoming headlights. No Christmas Eve or Day accidents were reported, but a third crash occurred Saturday December 27 at 5th South and 5th East in Vernal involving Hiram Rex Sullivan and James B. Sutton, each reporting $250 vehicle damage.
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Uintah County Better Registered Beef Club
Marvin Smith
Court House
Elmer Denver
Duchesne
Elmer Parrish
Roosevelt
Denver
Sth South
Hiram Rex Sullivan
James B. Sutton
Vernal
Utah Legislature Opens January 12 With Republican control
Utahs first Republican controlled legislature in two decades will convene January 12 at noon for a 60 day session in Salt Lake City. The 83 member body will organize with a Senate president and House speaker to be chosen. Republicans hold an 18–3 margin in the Senate and 39–21 in the House, with party caucus naming potential speakers.
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Utah
Salt Lake
House
Senate
Ate
Mark Paxton
Fillymore
Salt Lake City
Mertill, Davis
Lawrence Johnson
Tandolph
Rich County
William N Brotherson
Boneta
Duchesne County
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Babson
Unntah State Bank
Wool Bureau
Yen M. Waterman
International Wool Secretariat
Ray W. Willoughby
San Angelo
Texas
National Wool Growers Association
Willoughby
Mr. Waterman
Durie
Uintah Council
Better Beef Club
Aaa
Vernal Drug Co
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