Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-04 | Page 7 | Labor Holiday Seen as Dawn of 'New Deal'

LABOR HOLIDAY SEEN AS DAWN L OF NEW DEAL Special Observances Held at Utah Cities Support of N R A Asked With the new deal for labor fast last gaining headway jubilant workers in Salt Lake and Utah celebrated the Labor day holiday in canyons at special cial labor observances and at resorts Monday Salt Lake was vas without any special celebration but with the closing of all public offices business houses banks and industrial organizations the working masses were free to observe observe ob oh- serve the fortieth annual celebration Speakers at Labor day functions in n Tooele Park City Price and Beaver stressed the fact that a new day has dawned for labor under the N R A and urged persons in every community com corn to give their wholehearted support to the program Approximately 2000 gathered on the he shores of Mirror lake Monday to attend the Uintah outdoor conference conference confer confer- ence which opened Sunday Many 1 speakers from different professions addressed the final days day's gathering M. M L Thompson president of the Utah State Stale Federation of oC Labor was the he principal speaker at Park City and W. W M. M Knerr chairman of or the state industrial comm commission ion spoke at Price rice Labor day programs continued throughout Monday in Tooele and nd Beaver Those in irs charge ot of the onion day celebration in Payson reported large arge crowds of pleasure seekers attended the function Monday Saltair and Lagoon resorts reported large arge attendances and hundreds gathered gath ered at Liberty park to picnic and anil hear icar the band concerts The two summer summer summer sum sum- mer les resorts will close for lor the season after Monday l