Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-04-04 | Page 13 | N R S Bureau to be Closed in 15 Counties

N R S BUREAU t tTO TO BE CLOSED IN 1 15 COUNTIES to Lose Jobs as Result Four Reasons Given Civen for Action Abolition of national service offices in 15 Utah counties before May 1 was announced Wednesday Wednesday Wednes- Wednes day by George A. A Yager st state te N NR R S director Approximately persons in the administrative branch of the service will lose their jobs as a result it was estimated Consolidation tIon of remaining offices to carry out the work in the 15 coun- coun tics was announced by Mr Yager D Discontinuance of the service was based upon four facts the director said 1 Ln Lak of federal funds with which to carry carryon on the work 2 Lack of contributions from within the state Fall Fail to Use Service 3 Failure of private employers to I use the servIce in obtaining new em- em 4 Lack of operating industries in inthe inthe the 15 counties in which jobless could be absorbed N R S offices in Davis Plute Piute and Morgan counties will be abolished immediately immediately im- im mediately Mr Yager said Other counties losing offices are Duchesne Daggett Emery Kane Wasatch Miller Rich San Juan Summit Sum Sum- mit and Wayne Offices in Daggett and Duchesne counties counti will be consolidated with Uintah county offices Emery with Carbon county San Juan with Grand county Kane and Garfield with Sevier Sevier Se- Se vier Miller with Beaver Juab and Wasatch with Ut Utah h D Davis vis and ana Summit Summit Sum Sum- mit with Salt Morgan with Weber We We- ber and Rich with Cache wm Will Study Bureaus Married in the discontinued offices will be given first preference preference prefer prefer- ence in an attempt of the service to reallocate all in new jobs the director said Mr Yager nger will leave immediately for Washington to attend a national convention of the N R S state directors directors tors April 13 14 and 15 At the meeting meet meet- ing delegates will review achievements achieve achieve- ments of the service during the past few months and will disc discuss s a general gen gen- eral policy Y of operation and and establishment of the service on a permanent perma perma- nent basis Washington Mr Yager will will go to Chicago Cleveland and PhiladelphIa Phila- Phila delphIa to study N R S bureaus in those cities He Hc will study their methods and attempt to model the Utah service along the same lines