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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
3
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A visitor declares a man dishonest while a senator rebukes him for crude language. Senator Sorghum argues real discourse requires recognizing the difference between ego gratification and ethical duty to consider others’ needs.
A fragment notes a traveling salesman and Cactus Jon in a dispute about high admission charges for a picture show. The audience sympathizes with the pain of filmmakers facing holes and costs, highlighting the heavy expense of running screenings.
Senator Sorghum rejects the old school of statesmanship and aims to catch up with a new university statesmanship movement. The exchange contrasts traditional approaches with modern college yell culture as a symbol of change.
President Roosevelt publicly opposed the Patman bonus measure arguing it mixes veteran and unemployment issues and risks inflation. House Republicans and Democrats largely overridden the veto, sending the bill back to the Senate where debate stretched long before final votes. The piece also notes Roosevelt’s support for Works Progress Administration projects, including a planned Pangamaquoddy tidal power dam led by Major Fleming, with Campobello ties boosting local interest.
Advocates prepared for more action with a plan to introduce a DI to draw 2.01 billion dollars from the work relief appropriation to fund a bonus. The President has already approved about 1 billion for immediate work projects. Other measures as riders to navy or legislative appropriation bills were being drafted, signaling potential clashes in the administration’s legislative program.
Ford Motor Company disclosed a total payout of 69 276 001 to its workers last year, including a wage rise from 3 to 6 dollars daily. Henry Ford’s wage policy, tracing back to 1914, shows successive increases to 7 dollars by 1929, then fluctuations, with the company claiming it paid workers 324 million more than required by standard scales.
Jane Addams, celebrated as Chicago's first citizen and a renowned social worker and peacemaker, has died. Her longtime work began in 1830 among Italians and other foreigners on Chicago's south side, aiding thousands of impoverished residents and improving lives.
A nostalgic piece traces old time American cookery from colonial and settler influences to regional specialties. It notes camp cookery, frying pans over open fires, and dishes like clam bakes, blueberry puddings, chile con carne, and Charleston fish pilau, connecting them to regional origins from Cape Cod to Texas and New Mexico, Charleston and beyond.
In Geneva the League faces pressure as Toria na warns against yielding to intimidation while Eden and Taval fail to sway Italian delegation on exclusive Ethiopian privileges. Rome accuses Britain of arming war materials to Ethiopia via Somaliland as Haile Selassie buys bombers in Turkey. Pacific air crash near Midway sinks a seaplane crew of six including Lieutenants Thandenburger Kelly and others.
Three youths boasting about their fathers' incomes echo a ten year boast culture. One brags his lawyer father can earn a hundred dollars settling fence line disputes, another claims his physician father can earn two hundred for good work, and the third says his minister father collects money from the plate after sermons.
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