Tax policy debate in Washington sparks tax reform debate
The article notes President Eisenhower shelving a retail sales tax plan after public backlash and Treasury exploring a manufacturers' level tax. It argues taxes remain the administration's top headache with budget, costs, and foreign commitments hindering tax cuts and balanced budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury Department
MK. As
Audi
G.O.P
Act & Yesult
Stevenson and Eisenhower differ little on policy says aide
The report notes Stevenson proposed a nonaggression pact with Russia to ease European tensions and later discussed the plan with President Eisenhower who showed interest. The piece also cites a National Council of Churches study claiming the Bible’s revised edition sold more in its first year than any book, amid mixed reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Russia
Europe
White House
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Council
Duane Case to Go to Uruguay
Duane Case returns from Salt Lake City where he is honored in connection with a Sacrament meeting on Sunday October 25 in Uruguay. The article notes Joe and family engagements and mentions visits and medical events involving local residents including Leua Watkins and Glendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derik Johnson
Duane Case
Salt Lake City
Tibet Deeps
Uruguay
Mercle
Joe
Orlan Watkins
Watkins
Lds Hospital
Arctle
Glendon
Uintah County
Ray Stach Sid
Logan Sven
Jem Sera
Mrns. Johnson
Mr. the “Jolly
Dan Batty Saree
Vernal Students Attend University of Utah Fall Quarter 1953
Twenty nine Vernal area students join the University of Utah as the fall quarter begins. Names include Donnie Barr Arti Delmar Bastian Jean Calder several others in engineering business zoology and education. The note mentions a community motto about progress and togetherness dated October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
University of Utah
Donnie J. Barr
Arti Delmar Bastian
Account
Jean Carole Calder
Mantoga
Eo Colton
Meel University College
Carolyn Tt Collharp
University College
Edward Harold Davis
Shubness
Sheldon DeMarr Dudley
Kenneth Lee Hatch
Frank Hatch
Busly Ness
Lyle Leon Karren
James A. Knight
Harvey Dean Latther
Vieneering
Phillip Glade Watkrm Bey
Melvinohn Seeks
Don L. Millecam
Greganting
Harold N. Bodily
Rally Against Alcohol traffic on October 23
The sermon condemns strong drink citing biblical passages and the harms of alcohol. It urges temperance, warns of ruin from liquor, and calls for countermeasures to curb the traffic. It also references Paul and Jesus urging restraint and moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J
Latsom
Isalah
Ebel
Romana
James
Golder
Jerusalem
Jesus
Addi Mon
Huge Outlays Planned In County for Repairs
Uintah County homeowners plan to spend about 228000 in 1953 on repairing and reconditioning non term dwellings. The postwar home building boom easing, repairs will grow in importance to the building trades. Two of every three homeowners will spend, with exterior and interior painting most common and roofs heating systems and plumbing also receiving work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Robert Bailey
Tite Council of America
Coal Miners Earnings Lift 1953 Wage Outlook in Report
A council report notes rising home repairs and strong demand for skilled capital projects in communities. It cites 1952 earnings for bituminous coal workers at $2.29 and compares with petroleum and general manufacturing. 1953 coal miners wages are projected higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iile Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freeting
Unday
Wallace
Winter's
Carter
DOW
Tharsk
Garter Gil Company
Lennon
Cored Wilde
Jean Waklace
New York
Utah
Utah Mining Association
U.S
Ametca
Ashley Farmers Union Co-op
Lloyd Pope
Vernel
Naples
Ashley Farmers Union Coop
Coop
Ashley Farmers Union
Unitar
Pontiac
Jetus
Arnt
General Motors
Slaugh Motor Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!