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Show The HELPER PACE EIGHT nfUKSQAY, SEPT. Price U.S. Employment Offices Reports On National Jobs Picture vth several hundred workers off jobs due to the ;teti strike, continue to overbalance other gainss in the Trans JOURNAL (Utah) 10, Ctai'-roads- 1959 pment (missiles), coal ana iron shutdown, pushed Mining pcrtaticn . E.i j - . and prr'a'Jcn, industries. (Jtihfes . n , ,nt - August fin ' r - em- nft , 9 or 4f0 iohs from ast imino l), rctnt earleninlcvment deiwn about 1,500 Vno.e,ale and Retail Trade In spite of the labor dispute in jobs frcm July. The August esti- a 4 percent gam over Aug. noted dois at a work min-ma13,300 steel, all industries except with 57.900 employed in some 300 cline from cf jebs recorded and ajU ing transportation The numeric job industries. both estimates ago. (Current August employment gains over a 'year by the Department cf Em-- ! gam was 2.203. It is becoming year ago, reported John Crester, manager of the Price Payment Security do not include apparent that ais boom year (n an imoprtant us loss of jobs in mines. tourisi traffic Employment Security 'office. in th-'seasonal Summer's did factrr not start until jThK non-far- m As were t p w'r.z, Mr Frrrcster adebd. jcb holding 'f.fter rurrcnt estimates reached 256,100 a new August made. Finance industries, led by in- record was set, with 8.900 more August saw a new post World surance carriers, agents and brok- et work than in Auust 1958-However, he said if the steel or War II record set n construction ers. madt- a d percent advance copper disputes drag cn, Utah's - 'lr) cyment. 1 ne 9..100 csUmltM over 19; 3 to reach an employForrestemployment growth trend will he if ,s in Augu-- t was a 10 percent ment level of 10.800. Mr seems to .ain over August 1953 when .17,-7- er said t!iis industry interrupted. to the ups resistant be were So labor far, highly employed. Although deeply involved in the labor dispute, manufacturing's disputes have caused only minor and clown rf the business I.ed by .anlial employment in this industry. ich total of 41 800 included a gain of 800 jobs ever 1953. Buoying up this industry was continued growth in ordnance and trans tc Kor-'mao- !c ' non-ferro- ' dis-put- i 1 i increases in personal, medical and health services, and by growth in educational (sectarian) nonprofit membership organizations, Service industries reached a total of 32,000 jobs in August. This is an 8 percent or 2,400 job increa:: in the last 12 months. , A. 57.ECU August, Government employ ment showed a gain 2.CC0 jobs since Arg- 1958. The increases were allocated as follows: 8C0 in federal; 300 in State; and 1,200 in local government. Increased staff in the State's public schools was the leader in the latter category. In commenting on unemployment Mr Forrester said that Augiot unemployment estimated before the labor dispute started in copper industries, increased to 14.000; up 900 ever July. Th? ir stemmed increase ic LABOR DAY frcm the steel QUILT WINNER strike. The Sunburst quilt sponsored He pointed out that in the Crcle of 'present economy the August job- by the Past Matrons'! 13 No. for Narmi OES, disChapter less estimate, without the the chapter home fund project should in been the have pute, was received by Steve Bunnell of neigi X: heed cf 8,100 instead of Grand Junction, Colo. Mae Hiatt the present 14,000. OES fund project Industries which felt the im- chairman of the mediate impact of the labor dis- her committee and members,to wi;h to take this pute were mining, with an esti- thank each and opportunitywho st mated 2,400 unemployed by compared to 1,200 in July and transportation which reached 1.30O, an increase cf 700 over mid-Augu- July. Tiie August estimate of unemployed does not include some 5 400 steel workers directly involved in thro labor dispute. Mr Fcr-ostsummarized by sayi't that unless the disputes are settled, September unemploy ment estimates will reflect the Continued Page One from and roll instrumental; 2nd, Jona Costello, vocal, and 3rd Manuel Vigil and Lecnard Sisneros. FIRST AID COSTEST In First Aid Competition the Kaiser local wen first place; 2nd p'ace went to Horse' Canyon and everyone i'.d place went to Columbia. helped support by donation or MAJOR PRIZES otherwise, this worthy project. Major prize winners Monday afternoon included: on effects cf the cepper set; Elva Paul James, Hi-unemployment, with those direct Anderson, electric saw; wUma !y involved in both disputes Eottino, movie camera and proto reach about 11,600. Tony Tone, 308 rifle; jector; V'erner Stoddard, bike; R. 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