Lewis Leadership in Auto Crisis Adds A New Chapter
A profile of John L. Lewis head of the Committee for Industrial Organization and longtime leader of the United Mine Workers. It details his rise from coal miner and union organizer to a central figure in labor and industry wide organizing, including his role in the auto industry crisis and sitdown strikes.
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County Agent Reports 1937 Agricultural Conservation Plans
Uintah Basin meeting in Roosevelt on Saturday January 30 will review the 1937 agricultural conservation program for Duchesne Uintah and Daggett counties. State workers LeRoy C Punk or W W Owens may attend to explain program provisions for farm and range lands.
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World Record Hen Lays 361 Eggs in 305 Days
A Leghom hen in Japan is credited with a world record for egg laying. Reports say the bird laid 361 eggs over 305 days while taking only four holidays.
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Utah tax program to hinge on Holbrook committee plan
Utah lawmakers debate funding and revenue shifts as Senator Ward Holbrook promotes a 3.2 million package to offset a projected 2 million loss from tax exemptions on homesteads and personal property. The issue drives action on old age pensions, state police, and university branches, with liquor control and beer licensing reform also under discussion.
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G I Club Members Meet at Edna Meeks Home
Members of the G I Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Edna Meeks home. The lesson focused on lives of great men, with January President Franklin D. Roosevelt highlighted as an example.
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Local notes and travels in a small community
Mrs Moeks gifted Roosevelt. Ella Ainge received birthday gifts from club members. Elder Monard J. Dudley returned Sunday from two years as LDS missionary in the Eastern States Mission. Dudley bought a car in Denver. Guy Stewart and Wade head to Nevada for the winter. Andrew and Mrs Day returned from Los Angeles to visit daughter Mrs Walker. Ramsey Stewart in Salt Lake City improving after medical treatment. Dan Nelson remains home due to a fit at the Gil Senile mine. Warren L. Bittings and Lilian Well return to Rainbow. Lilian, daughter of late Chandus Walt, will be raised by them with Mrs Bittings guardian. Ice supplies scarce due to extreme cold. thickness ranges 20 inches to three feet. A famous millionaire says money cannot buy happiness but can buy misery in comfort.
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Forestry Jobs Offer For Steady Men In Denver
Advertisement seeks men for forestry work with pay up to 200 dollars monthly plus furnished home. Benefits include vacations with pay and retirement pension. Preference given to those with experience in farming, road, timber or livestock. Write A B Thomas Vermer A S Forest G7L Field Bldg. Denver Colo.
Vernal C C News Camp 1507 Clearing Roads and Projects
The caterpillar operation around Vernal has cleared about 350 miles of county roads aiding school buses mail routes and stockfeed delivery. Projects under construction include reservoirs at Lapoint and Dag Valley a corral at Jensen and a bridge at Paddy's Gap. A camp inspection by Captain Vernon Peterson praised condition.
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Vernal Girl Receives A Sweater At USAC Friday
Miss Virginia Noel, daughter of County Clerk and Mrs P L Noel, a senior majoring in athletics, was awarded an A sweater at a USAC assembly Friday along with six other girls after years of athletic study and research.
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