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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
2
Salt Lake City hosts the annual Natural Woolgrowers association convention January 12 to 14 drawing hundreds of Woolgrowers from the United States and Canada. The event is announced by the association secretary.
Newspaper notes Samuel Vauclain, steel magnate, shifting from dry law advocate to urging repeal of national prohibition. He supports letting states decide liquor laws, aligning with Senator Bulkley’s plan for resubmission. The piece also covers Ayora’s resignation in Ecuador after a "peaceful revolt" and the Amsterdam world social economy congress opening with talks on unemployment and a five year moratorium on war debts.
Walter L. Ford heads a rapid setup in Washington to combat unemployment and distress. An advisory panel of 52 from all regions assists Fred G Croston in coordinating a unified national relief campaign. Volunteers and experts handle technical work as efforts shift to fund gathering and coordinated distribution for the winter. The plan unites federal aid with local and community mobilization to prevent duplication and neglect. Senator Uszens of Michigan is mentioned in context.
Indications point to a campaign raising crude oil to ten dollars a barrel facing tight controls in Oklahoma and east Texas under public service orders. Governors Murray and Sterling resistant. big producers lobby, while prices rise in Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico, Louisiana, Arkansas, California refiners profit from shortages.
Day by day the Langive valley floods worsen as tanks fall and towns drown. Thousands of fire inhabitants die or starve while millions flee with no food or shelter. Desperate conditions grip Hankow Wucheng Ilanyang and surrounding cities and tea crops are ruined.
Fragmentary text shows KW Elkene A teueen addressing sanctions rules. The note indicates a query about actions that may violate or exceed sanctioned limits, but the fragment provides no clear outcome or party names. Further context required for a full summary.
After reviewing charges, Woodcock has ordered all city agents to stop employing women as informants or companions in evidence gathering, contradicting New York enforcer Schampbeil's stance. The move implies a broader policy shift affecting how investigations are conducted locally.
Col. S. Lind Bergh and Sims landed at Haslml Gaura Naval Base in Japan near Tokyo and were welcomed by the government and citizens. They planned a two week stay in Japan before traveling to China, then possibly to Burma. The colonel said in Tokyo there was no pattern to their travels.
In August 1831 Michael Faraday demonstrated that a conductor cutting magnetic lines of force induces electric current. The breakthrough laid the groundwork for modern electrical arc technology, impressing even prominent figures such as Britain’s Glilstone.
Medical authorities say the total amount of sleep matters, not when it occurs. They advise arranging daily routines to ensure sufficient outdoor time and a balanced program to meet the required rest needs.
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