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- Page 1
- Strike Paralyzes New York
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- Highest Court Upholds Vital Utah Tax Law
- Inside Stuff
- Japan Militarists Continue Suicides after Coup Failure
- Duce Reported Seeking Peace
- Roosevelt to Work on Taxes Message
- Liquor Board Test Suit Asked
- First Long-Distance Television-Phone Service in World Opened by Germany
- Debate Impeachment
- Ship Strike Holds Big Liner in Port
- Quinn to Seek New Contract for Hospital
- Picket Threatens Jack
- U. S. Right of Intervention in Panama is Abandoned
- Last Minute News Flashes
- Welling Opens Fraud Defense
- 13 Workers Killed by Loose Tender
- Metal Prices
- Tom Berry Says:
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- Page 2
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- Acting Reclamation Commissioner Named
- Loan Company Plans Stockholder Meeting
- Chamber Requests Deer Creek Report
- Jail Term for Drugs
- Tip to Thieves
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- Moncle
- S. L. Visitor's Paper Read by Daughter
- Death Suspect Held
- Alaskan Beauty May Fly to Contest at Fairbanks
- 100 Motorists Held for Lack of Tags
- Wilder Gives Writers Advice
- Daughter is Born to Laura La Plante
- $2,000,000 Estate Battle Revived after 14 Years
- President Signs New Farm Bill
- Explorer Dies
- Philippines Clipper Lands
- Strikers Reject Peace Offers
- Mine Chief Killed
- Page 3
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- G. O. P. Charges Relief Failure
- Recreation Centers to Hold 'Jamborees'
- Rich County Road Still Snowbound
- Man Gashes Wrist
- Opinions
- Stookey Funeral Rites Held Sunday
- Concert Scheduled
- Lack of Wages Brings Strike of Educators
- S. L. Little Theater to Play 'Last Mile'
- Long, Short Haul Bill Given Right of Way
- 25 Utah Graduates Nominated to Navy
- Stanle Morgan to Get High Honor
- Berlin Agrees to Naval Pact
- 'Princess'
- Final Rites Held for Mrs. Kanzler
- Patrolman is Felled by Prowler Suspect
- 3 Are Injured in Car Crashes
- 1000 due to Attend Prospecting Talk
- Texas Centennial Ceremonies Begun
- South County Fire Burns Young Chicks
- Salt Lake City Briefs
- Illness Balks Hewitt Trial
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Court Enjoins Lobby Probers
- February Snowfall Sets 24-Hour Record
- Taxi Parking Issue Discussed at Meet
- Will Plan Conference
- Three Enter Race for Borah's Place
- Railroad Underpass Permission is Given
- De Molay Alumni Set Founders' Month Fete
- Sympathetic Attitude is Development Aid
- Shriner Band Plans Tour Funds Dance
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- State Educators' Conference Called
- New Mexico Keynoter Lauds Gov. Landon
- Complaint Not Ready, 5 Not in Police Court
- Dr. Wherry Returns
- Britain and Egypt Open Negotiations
- Round Table Slate for Officers Named
- New Reprieve for Bruno Seen
- Telegram Show Guide
- 'Grand Exit' Now Found at Broadway
- Local News
- Capitol Film Proves Treat for Patrons
- Canned License
- American Princess to Wed Fifth Time
- Local News
- Local News
- Invalid Star Now Assured of Recovery
- Page 6
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- Sale Tax Yield Hits $4,500,000
- San Franciscan Sees S. L. Fair Successful
- Explorer Weds
- The Country Doctor
- Jobless Increase Reported by Green
- Jews Will Celebrate Festival of Purim
- King Vows Greece's Friendship for All
- Rotary to Meet
- China Quake Kills 46, Wrecks 1000 Homes
- Wife Murder Trial of Physician Opens
- Heat Wave, Quakes Hit in Coast Area
- Mine Official's Rites Planned
- P. W. Belcher's Services Held
- Resettlement Leader Named for Utah Area
- Lamson Defenders Seek Quick Trial End
- Gains Reported for 8 Injured
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- Page 8
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- High School Miss Looks down on Boys Herage as Too Young
- Dry Skin Gets Wrinkles First
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Rich Vitamin Foods Aid Undernourished Persons
- Baby's First Foods Take Extra Care
- Menus That Mean Health
- Plan Ahead for Easier Breakfasts
- Knitted!
- Attention Helps Suits Keep Shape
- Petit Point Luggage
- Page 9
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- Mrs. Pearsall Will Give Tea for Mrs. Vance
- Personal Notes
- Mrs. McMillan Plans Luncheon
- Bathroom Don'ts
- Tri-Deltans Hold Fetes for Leader
- Monday and Tuesday Calendar
- Mrs. Runzler to Talk
- Rich Relations
- Formal Garden Plot May Have Large Flower Beds
- Money May Cause Split in Romance
- Ensembles Take Turn to Swagger
- Washing Chamois
- Tall Timber
- Page 10
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- News from Salt Lake's Neighboring Communities
- River Power Plant Production Resumed
- Tooele School Board Concert Wins Favor
- Provo Civic Workers Will Open Program
- License Issued
- Lehi Democratic Officers Changed
- Lake Reaches Level of 1935
- Retiring Provo Mailman Has Walked Equal of Five Times Around World
- Benefit Dance Set to Help out Family
- Welfare Officer Sounds Warning
- Education Leader Back from Parley
- Signs Extradition
- Plan Red Cross Meet
- Tooele Teachers Plan Institutes
- Conservation Meet is Summoned Here
- Miners Escape Gas Poisoning
- Early Chicks Bring Profits
- Poultry Hints
- Highway Work to Start Soon
- Utah Bourbons Ask National Meet Jobs
- Local News
- Substitutes as Prosecutor
- Business Men Push Project at Airport
- Council Urges Health Move
- County Fifth in Tax Cases
- Safe Deposit
- Sugar Accord Speed Urged
- Sentenced as 'Fence'
- Sleeper Robbed
- Railroad Car Looted
- Major Water Meet Slate
- Page 11
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- Plane Wreck Again Scanned for Dead Flier
- Artillery Officers Report for Duties
- German-American Unit Plans Service
- Forecast Sees 'Lamb Like' Weather due to Continue
- Former Salt Laker to Give Addresses
- Nominees Studied for First Citizen
- Heavy Shoes Feature Kit Used in Hunt
- Validity of Job Insurance Act under Question
- Water Level in Great Lake Raises Foot
- Jailed Pending Trial
- Birthdays
- S. L. Navy Recruits Praised by Inspector
- Utahn Will Inspect Honolulu WPA Jobs
- Game Machine Cases Tangled
- Women Urged to Campaign Against Smoke Nuisance
- Baseball Directors Map San Diego Shift
- B'nai B'rith to Hear Humorous Debate
- Man is Arrested in Petty Loot Charge
- 2 Deer Wandering in S. L. Killed by Automobiles
- Work on Highways Reported Lagging
- Power Company Gives Warning for Kite Fliers
- Women to Open Drive in State for Democrats
- Utah Educator Given Honor
- First Illegal Beer Drinking Case Filed
- Salt Lake Recruits Win Honors in Navy
- Woman Driver Draws 90-Day Term in Jail
- Page 12
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- Backseat Driving
- Wisconsin's Board of Regents Defends Its Athletic Cleanup
- Springville Group Selects Committees
- New York Lad Wins Bait Casting Title
- Hockey Results
- Week-End Basketball
- Golf Season Opens at Nibley Course
- 1935 Winner Picked in Grand National
- Denver forward Leading Scorer
- Fredbo Wins Ski Crown in Last Meet of Season
- Alf Engen Winner in Wisconsin Meet
- Olympic Ducats Nearly Sold Out
- Indoor Rifle Event Scheduled at Provo
- Results of Utah Ski Meet
- Power at First Sack
- Murray Guard Still Holds Lead
- Prep Quints in Scramble for Tourney
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- Indiana Shooter Triumphs at K. C.
- R. M. C. Standings
- Tokio Giants Win
- Week-End Sports in Brief
- Oregon State Must Beat Huskies in Both Games to Capture Title
- C. C. Gives Cowboys Title
- Page 13
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- Catchers Key Men in '36 Race
- Hummell Sets Pace for Sunday Gunners
- Stanford to Name Assistant Mentor
- Ogden Keglers Hold Top in Race for State Title
- First 75 Men in Pin Meet
- Holdouts Must Pay
- Canzoneri Favored
- Wins French Race
- Salt Lakers Win De Molay Laurels
- Santa Anita Ends Bright Race Season
- Garcia 2-1 Favorite to Defeat Ogdenite
- Fred Miller Might Prove Good Lecturer on Europe
- Mccluskey Wins Coast Marathon
- Denby Wade Wins Scoring Laurels
- Six to Compete in Battle Royal
- Upset Marks Valley Loop Title Chase
- Hofer to Captain Utah Swim Team
- Irish Star
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- Page 15
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- Rally Staged by Utah-Idaho
- S. L. Quotations
- Treasury Report
- Commodity Index
- Salt Lake Curb
- Unlisted Industrials
- New York Bond Market
- Bond Averages
- Gains of U. S. Bonds Feature Trading
- Metals and Money
- Wool Market
- Coffee
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- New York Curb
- Trade on Curb Mart is Quiet
- Stock Averages
- New York Stock Market
- Increase in Steel Output Forecast
- Cotton Market
- Earnings Reports
- What the Stock Market Did
- Stocks in the Spotlight
- Optimistic Reports Cut Wheat Prices
- Markets at a Glance
- Rally Headed by U. S. Steel
- U. S. Wool Crop 429,145,000 Pounds
- S. L. Bank Clearings
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- Page 18
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- Writ is Sought in Georgia Row
- Services Held Here for Edward G. Ivins
- Ellsworth is Given Gold Medal by Radio
- Plunge from Burning Ohio Hotel Kills Two
- University Symphony Gives Eighth Concert
- Burned in Explosion
- Democrats to Meet
- Movement to Recall Merriam due to Start
- Sailor Fails Twice in Suicide Attempts
- Securities Dealer Protests Regulation
- Wyoming Woman Dies after Illness
- Death Claims Wife of Grand Duke Cyril
- Farley Leads New England Campaign for Delegates
- New Chicago Time Causes Confusion
- 'Abe' Ruef Funeral Rites to be Private
- 14 States Will Send Delegates to Meet
- New Tri-Power Talks due Soon in Rome
- M. L. Hamson Funeral Held
- Fatal Dodge
- Countess Barbara is 'out of Danger'
- Japan 'Backing' Amoy Revolt
- 7-Million-Ton Boulder Dam Now under Control of U. S.
- John M. Fisher's Rites to be Tuesday
Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-03-02 | Page 5 | Capitol Film Proves Treat for Patrons
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-03-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s66d7257 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66d7257 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Capitol Film Proves Treat for Patrons |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-03-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66d7257/16488523 |