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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
2
The notice informs readers that subscription expiration dates on wrappers may not reflect renewals and urges prompt payment. It requests immediate communication if renewal is not received and warns of potential changes in subscription status within three weeks after remittance.
Widespread talk of tax resistance notes many owners cannot meet levies. Observers warn escalating taxes may force demolitions or state takeovers, framing the issue as a central national concern.
A Nebraska focused study by the Institute for Economic Research traces the rise and decline of municipal power plants from 1908 to 1991. It notes a peak around 200 plants, most born of public effort, with many later replaced by private systems due to political inefficiency and cost. The report suggests the pattern could repeat in the Midwest.
The piece argues silver’s price collapse hurts every home and business, undermines purchasing power and foreign trade, and forces mine closures, calling for urgent global expert input to resolve the international monetary issue.
During business volatility many estates shrink in value. Life insurance is urged as a reliable, long term investment. The program offers systematic accumulation through installments over a working lifetime. Professor SiH Huebner promotes it as a sound opportunity for the American public.
A brief notice references the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce at the University of Pennsylvania. It notes its status as a leading business education institution and mentions its historic role in shaping finance and commerce curricula.
Dr Stack of the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters cites extreme hurry fatigue and agitation as accident causes linked to alcohol or narcotics. He urges rest, calm driving, avoiding driving after long hours, and keeping tempers in check to prevent crashes.
Dr George L Hoxie argues in Men Money and Mergers that current policies are hollow. He warns that unless individuals and business trade on a barter like system, a swift crash follows. He contends politicians and planners hinder recovery and urges practical guidance for wealth distribution.
Mrs Erma Taylor and her son visited family in Vernal while Jess Caldwell and family came from La Point. Lamar Thacker hosted a birthday party with cake and ice cream. Visitors from Mesquite included Thomas Hall and family. Crelius Caldwell of Salt Lake City spent a few days here for class. A bridge club event and local damages from Ian Adams's home due to water were noted as cool weather slowed the flow.
The Cedarres team defeated Leota in a Saturday baseball game played at Leota. Mrs Nel n Jerpenson was a Roosevelt Sister during the week. A dance occurred in the blue school house on the beach Friday night and a play was presented by the mutus. Mrs Betty Enworth visits her sister in Ft Dichesne while Mr Daphne Cooper heads to Lake City to settle at basin.
Plans discussed to offer stock in Sifth North between Eschemth and Eghth East Streets as part of a newspaper venture tied to Logan and the Hureka Reporter project. Local bidders consider the move as part of broader college related developments.
The article reports John Curtis, once an intermediary in the Lindbergh kidnapping case, admitting his entire tale was a fabrication. He claimed never to have known Lindbergh or the actual parties, and he described fabricating the story to police. Authorities consider the case still unsolved with limited leads, while state and federal investigators coordinate to pursue suspects.
The article describes a catastrophic ship collision near the Gulf of Aden killing hundreds, with survivors rescued as turmoil surrounds the Democratic National Convention. It also notes shifting support for Franklin D Roosevelt amid rumors of primary votes and the withdrawal of Owen D Young from candidacy.
A twelve member committee chaired by Young formed in New York to study ways to curb fear and inaction as the Federal Reserve disburses hundreds of millions for expansion. The group aims to align banking and industrial sectors with Reconstruction Finance Corporation and other agencies for coordinated action.
The speech sketches a balanced budget, a manufacturers tax to cover a 1100000 deficit, and reduced government spending. It calls for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and changes to the Volstead act, focusing on public works bonds funded by wine and beer taxes to relieve unemployment and broaden Reconstruction Finance support.
QNATOR WATRON of Indiana Lfonjerity questions whether quigress can pass without a rumoret sation before June 4 as a convention opens. He and lenders of both parties face postponed plans and potential delays if legislation cannot be diysel ef before June tt.
The readable fragments show a bureaucratic notice mentioning officials like Harey Muinnin and references to Fulton and a first term, but the rest is garbled with no clear event, date, or action.
Fragmentary text from 19th century notices mentions deaths in Scotland in 1844 and a Fleet Admiral F C Dilined in Washington. Other fragments reference locations like San Safuad Catlf oatter and American flags, with garbled names and dates making precise facts infeasible.
AUP B Seimson reports that Kerepe agrees with the United States on necessary actions regarding the Far East. Washington officials remain alarmed by Manchuria's military buildup as troop concentrations along the border continue.
Reports indicate a rift within the government as the army resists a cabinet formed from political parties. The war minister must be an army member, and Interxpatches from Tokyo suggest the army seeks decisive influence despite international concerns.
Anny J tFib and three companions completed a double ascent of Mount Alchinley Sadorat Park in Slaska before tragedy struck. Allen Carpe and two scientists led by him were lost while attempting to measure cornie rajyn as part of a Castle Tray study under Arthur A Compton.
The piece titled Charitas Christ calls the reader to penance and mortification to avert terrorism and anarchy. It proposes eight days of reparation culminating in a feast of the Sacred Heart starting June 7, 1983, under Western Union unions.
Lorraine Doutt describes a Briggs family National Dairy Council event with a riverside hike and fishing. The feature lists a menu for an outdoor meal including macaroni au gratin cheese, chicken, vegetables, bread, fruit and cocoa, with a step by step recipe and ingredients.
Mr and Mrs Sire Jackson and children returned home Saturday after visiting. Alonzo Atwood, recently employed shearing sheep, also came home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Anus Staugh and children stayed with relatives in Deep Creek over the weekend. An informal baseball game occurred Sunday at the Lardsood Grove, Green Frig vs ward men, ending 16 to 15 for Datie. The sacrament meeting Sunday evening featured the returned missionaries committee of Vernal. Miss Bernice Gurr hosted a party Thursday evening for several friends.
Local board approves a surface highway project from here to the western county line with an estimated cost of 50 006 dollars. Whitmoor and Sons Co. awarded 18 445 dollars for remodeling the State Industrial School administration building.
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