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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
2
A district notice records a second class post office appointment in Vernal Utah dated March 12 1909 under the act of March 3 1874. The entry identifies a formal USPS designation and lawful basis for the appointment.
The notice explains that expiration dates appear on the paper label or wrapper and that a payment receipt constitutes renewal notice. If the date on the label is not updated within three weeks after payment, readers should inform the office and report missing issues.
A fragmented system shows over 419 taxing bodies in one county and many more across states. The piece argues taxpayers face higher taxes as incomes drop and unemployment rises, warning about looming financial strains on America's future.
The Kansas ban on utilities selling electric and gas appliances is labeled a white elephant as critics urge repeal. The law failed to boost small dealers, while big chains gain and local papers suffer from lost ads. Installment plans end and services vanish, costing jobs in utility sales and service, with Oklahoma seeing similar effects.
The piece argues farmers should form or join cooperatives to access markets and stabilize profits. It claims intelligent cooperation boosts member welfare and overall farm prosperity, while refusal risks losses for millions of farmers, noting California and similar regions are well positioned to lead.
The text discusses the 10 percent share of production and its impact on the economy. It notes how a small drop in exports could affect domestic mood and trade balances. It cites David Lawrence and historical figures, mentioning 1881 US foreign sales and a 1831 payment amount to illustrate long-term trends.
The article argues expanding foreign trade could reemploy about 7 million workers, generating work for around 1.4 million direct producers and 1.4 million supporting roles. It notes every state is affected by trade shifts and stresses trade stability as key to global prosperity.
The text argues for a mining stimulus to restore valley value without inflation. It notes many mines in mining states have shut down or barely produce, and asserts that high prices for metals like silver hinder production, stressing social and economic importance of rehabilitation.
Faraday demonstrates a Renhishe dynamo to a statesman who asks its use. He replies it could be taxed, highlighting the device’s potential utility beyond science.
The road dollar is worth about 28 percent more than years ago, enabling five miles of road work for the cost that built four miles in 1926. Modern methods and weatherproof surfaces allow first class roads for a few thousand dollars per mile, especially aiding farmers whose roads need reliable access year round.
State officials announce a $500 reward for information that results in the capture and conviction of gasoline tax evaders. Authorities warn evaders face penalties as governments seek to curb losses from diesel and gasoline tax evasion.
Fragmented text discusses sounds and notes about hearing, with references to music, vibration, and perception. It mentions themes of musical tones, timing, and a focus on kinaesthetic listening experiences. The passage includes several nonsensical phrases and garbled OCR remnants but centers on audition and sonic imagery.
A severely fractured infant skeleton was found near a crashed vehicle in a remote area, with investigators noting bones broken on both sides and possible belt trauma. Police report a driver and three companions fled the scene. a manhunt follows for the suspects amid broader crime headlines.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item noting ties or indications of a named incident. Details are unclear but the fragment mentions a death and a local setting. No clear dates, names, or places are legible to specify the event.
Fragmentary OCR summarizes a legal matter involving Means and a district attorney, with references to a New York setting, a trial or inquiry, and alleged pretrial or court information given to a party connected to a daughter. The piece mentions Camimiunlet activities and the Me v. Brepard context.
The second trial of the new accusation against a defendant proceeds despite the continued absence of key witnesses. Prosecutors warn a warrant could be issued for the complainant if she fails to appear, and time is set to press ahead with the retrial.
In a tense session Senator McKellar and Carter Gines challenged Senator Oddie over a proposed 10 percent cut to treasury and post office appropriations. They argued savings could be found without firing workers while Oddie, as appropriations subcommittee chair, delayed scheduling meetings to push the plan.
In a garbled tribute, the text notes a distinguished carter who died and mentions Walter Rees as a general and expert in military logistics. It references a dragst system and roles such as provost marshal general in 1917, and an appointment as envoy to Cuba before resignation.
The House roll call shows the tariff measure failed to reach the required two thirds to override President Hoover's veto. Supporters could not marshal sufficient votes, and the tariff commission had recommended the measure.
The article outlines German reparations concerns with plans for a large debt program. Dietrich proposed recommendations to the Reichstag as negotiations continued on funding, interest, and amortization. A new target around 2 billion dollars was discussed for 1932, with about 160 million allocated for interest and amortization.
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