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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
6
The Senate debates a broad revenue package aimed at balancing the budget, proposing gasoline tax hikes, restoration of 1923 income tax rates, and a sales tax on electricity by private companies. The move follows pressure over wartime costs and a persistent call for state policing against crime and inflation.
A draft plan proposes broad pay freezes for non essential government workers to balance the budget. It would exempt constitutional officers and certain protected staff while setting aside potential adjustments for veterans programs and executive branch restructuring. Official details remain unsettled as committee reviews continue.
The article describes a proposed program to fund nationwide post roads projects through a Treasury loan system. Supporters, including governors and national figures, back public works spending while opponents fear debt and influence on local economies. It notes advocacy within the Ways and Means Committee and potential presidential backing.
The cabinet of Germany under Chancellor von Hindenburg faced resignation pressures as Nazis appeared to tolerate a limited government step to avert further financial collapse and unemployment. Concurrently, U S politics discuss prohibition and the Republican platform while international issues in China Manchuria and Japan threaten global stability. The piece notes party dynamics, potential coalitions, and the looming general election context.
A Chicago trader faced charges by the Natural Grain Corporation for denying membership, prompting the Department of Agriculture to join in an investigation. Secretary Hyde announced the Glass Futures Commission would look into the complaint, with proceedings to begin in Washington on June 6.
Fragmentary text hints at a high official's resignation tied to financial difficulties. Names appear distorted and unclear. The report mentions treasury pressures and a governmental setting, but key details such as exact names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
The piece recounts McNeely lambasting senators for high costs of parliamentary speech. He cites figures from the Congressional Record and humorously calculates expenses per heartbeat and hour, arguing the state’s interests suffer as costs rise. The report reflects a 1812 era Western newspaper tone.
Mrs Martin plans a bridal shower for Gladys ending June. Recipes from the Uriges family include a 4 egg yolk custard tart with strawberries and whipped cream, plus a Hutch apricot cake and a chocolate sauce. The file features apricot halves tucked into dough and a chocolate glaze.
The narrative recounts early expeditions down the Green and Colorado rivers through Stillwater and Labyrinth Canyons. It covers Powell’s 1869 and 1871 efforts, later attempts by Galloway and Flavell, and the Klob brothers photographic journeys through the canyon system, highlighting boats, rapids, and notable explorers.
A Sunday evening conjoint meeting drew a large audience with speakers Alton Johnson William Pearce Jr Ted Johnson and Alice Tiltings. Community notices include travels, visits, birthdays, school sessions, livestock, and local gatherings across Glines, Provo, Heber, Park City, Horseshoe Bend, and Lapoint.
A vintage weight loss ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a morning tonic to reduce fat in three weeks. It claims gains in energy and clearer skin, urging readers to cut fatty foods and then weigh in to see fat loss, promising the product from druggists nationwide.
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