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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
2
The piece argues that electoral outcomes favor the party appealing to ghetto and cottage voters, detailing Jim Farley's activist card method to mobilize urban labor. It discusses postwar ship tonnage, dollar value decline since leaving the gold standard, and rising living costs, urging organized labor and enterprise to counter racketeers and sustain prosperity.
A syndicated veterans column answers reader questions about blue discharge implications and eligibility for survivor and dependent pensions. It covers pension rights for death of sons, travel expense limits, custody and child support issues, and re enlistment rules, with references to VA offices in Houston Newark and Washington.
Constitutional amendment proposed to tax United States property in Utah including lands, water rights, and resources. It sets funding for state debt payments, exempts certain veterans and widows, and requires annual revenue sufficient for ordinary expenses. Public schools to be established and maintained free from sectarian control with a 1947 effective date.
The proposed amendment to Article II and III of Utahs constitution seeks to authorize specific taxation rules for lands and exemptions. It outlines irrevocable ordinances with federal and state consent requirements and asserts protections for religious worship while prohibiting polygamous marriages. It also addresses ownership and disposition of unappropriated public lands and lands held by Native tribes under United States jurisdiction.
Proposed Utah amendment seeks to set property tax rates and cap state support for a minimum school program at 75 percent. It requires two thirds approval in both houses and submission to voters at the next general election in January 1947.
The Utah Legislature proposes Amendment No. 4 to Article XI to establish a uniform rate of assessment on all tangible property and ensure just valuation of real and intangible assets. The measure aims to standardize tax handling and revenue allocation across the state.
In a Berkeley UC item, Dr. Herbert Moevens discusses chemicals from animal pituitary glands that can double some animals’ growth and may halt growth. They are scarce and unsuitable for human use until synthetic production and funding enable large scale experiments.
A proposed constitutional amendment in Utah outlines taxation for intangible property and income based taxes with rates up to five mills on property and four percent on net income. It clarifies exemptions and deductions and directs revenue to support public schools. voters will decide at the next general election.
A proposed Utah measure seeks to amend section 10 VIII to set four year terms for county attorneys elected by county voters and to allow the court to appoint a pro tempore attorney if needed. The secretary of state to certify the measure at next general election.
A joint resolution proposes amendments to Article 20 section 2g of the Utah constitution to set monthly compensation for state officers including the Governor and lawmakers. It details that pay will be fixed by law and that official duties may incur advance fees and reimbursements for travel within the state.
Section 2 and Section 3 of the amendment to the state election law are adopted by the electors and will take effect on January 1, 1947. The document specifies the January effective date for the amendment's implementation.
A fragmented Utah state constitutional amendment proposes changes to Section 12 regarding Supreme and district court compensation. The secretary of state would submit the amendment to voters at the next general election, with the amendment taking effect after approval.
The document outlines Amendment No 8 proposing the permanent location of Utah state public institutions with Salt Lake City as the Seat of Government and other sites to be chosen by the legislature. It notes approval by Congress in 1894 and certifies the record of amendments proposed by the 1945 regular session and 1946 special session.
Dr. Paul Popenoe argues Shakespeare's Juliet era youths resemble modern bobbysoxers and would benefit from Hamlet's lessons if Ophelia's fate were discussed. meanwhile Navy buys two 168 passenger Lockheed transports for trans Pacific use and eyes faster commercial models in years ahead.
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