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- Group in House Deadlocked on Relief Figure
- Senate Amends Measure to Reorganize Bureaus
- Jordan Survey Bill Gets Veto
- Britain Kurges 4-Power Pact to Curb Nazis
- Profits Curb Bars Business Recovery
- Canal Threat is Deadly, Knickerbocker States
- Anti-Nazi Drive Arouses Berlin
- Roosevelt Doubts Economy Moves
- Navy due to Open Bids for New Plane Carrier
- Traffic Board would Expand
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- Alarm Grips Rumania as Jew Shoots Nazi
- France Speeds War Industries
- Czech Seizure Unlawful, U. S. Bluntly Tells Nazis
- 1000 Czech Fliers Defy Surrender Orders by Hopping to other Lands
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- Czechs' Wilson Square Becomes Goering Platz
- Lithuania, Nazis Reported Agreed on Memel Transfer
- Drunkometer Offered to City by Club
- Coed 'Nazi' Promises to Lay Uniform Aside
- Chinese Assassins Fail in Attack on Ex-Chief
- Ukraine Guerillas Fight Hungarians
- Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Citizen, Visits S. F. Fair
- Historian Foresees Hitler as Dictator of Peace
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- Japan Spurs Drive on 170-Mile Front
- Burgos and Madrid Open Peace Parley
- Plane Dives in Sea 2 Rescued, 2 Lost
- Proposes Repatriation
- Fuehrer Sends Duce Message
- House Group Okehs War Mineral Bill
- Hacha Dissolves Czech Parliament
- Russia Favors 6-Power Meet
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- Naval Depot Approved
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- Douglas to Get Quick Approval
- Japan Repairs Damages from Sharp Earthquake
- Jerome Frank Expected to Become Sec Chief
- Begin Fingerprinting
- Miners Oppose Pay Reduction
- Survivor of Plane Tragedy Arrested with Burglar Kit
- Jobless Sailor Lashed for Beating up Wife
- Gold Theft Ring Bared in Belgian Congo Mines
- Nominated
- Iowa Dean Gets Appeals Bench
- 'Suicide Bridge' Fence Fails to Stop 81 St Leap
- Seaman Receives Life Term for Kidnaping
- Labor Hearing Date not Set
- Garner in 'Driver's Seat,' Elliott Roosevelt Says
- Son of Chamberlain Fined for Speeding
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- Huner Strike in Prison Neds
- Bill to Curb War Profits Introduced
- Mexico Expropriates American-Owned Land
- Two Sentenced in L. A. Spy Case Take Steps to Appeal
- Airline Pushes Plans for Service to Europe
- Tax Collections Reach Estimate
- Jews of World Praise Roosevelt, Rabbi Says
- Senate Group Approves U. S. Aid Education Bill
- Egypt Protests Italy's Troops Along Border
- Wife Accused in Blast Death
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- Fruit Exports Climb in Utah
- Postmaster Home from Trip to East
- Episcopal Clergymen Seek Unified Program
- Motor Firm Division Honors 'Record Club'
- All his Customers are 'Best' to Young Carrier-Saleman
- Adult Classes are Enrolling
- Travellers Aid Unit Names 7 Directors
- M'carthy Visits
- Report Shows Public Costs
- Club Women Choose Meeting Delegates
- War on Weeds Opens with 2 Appointments
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- Page 8
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- Gold and Green Ball to be Held Tuesday
- Leaves for Coast
- Howard Candland Felicitated by the Telegram on Natal Day
- Pickets Continue March at Project
- Returns from Coast
- One-Man Board Heads County
- Fort's Press Relations Officer due to Leave
- State Health Official will Discuss Disease Control at Meeting
- Passengers Flee, Tipsy Driving Charged
- Pioneer School Methods Cited
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- Page 9
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- Roosevelt's own Bodyguard to Get Royal Assignment
- Apologizes for Shortcomings
- Telegram Show Guide
- Divorce by Proxy
- Ann Dvorak's Home Robbed of Jewels, Antiques
- Threatened Actress' Home Guarded
- Montana-Wyoming Outing Looms for Gary Coopers
- Resists $34,725 Claim
- Bette to Wear Her First Wedding Dress
- Stenographer's Dazed by Rise in Films
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- Mrs. Waters Entertains for Charlotte Murphy
- Jensen-Eakle Rites Waited
- Card Party Waited by Business Girls
- S. L. Group Returns from California
- Hamptons Return
- Sold for a Song
- Daily Calendar
- Skiers to Give Skating Party
- Miss Nelson to Wed on Saturday
- Shower Entertains Ruth Martinsen
- Chapmans to Give Buffet Supper
- Saturday Tea will Honor Fort Collins Visitor
- Board will Hold Annual Luncheon
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- Page 12
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- School Library Contract is Let
- Deadlock Holds in Dispute over Davis County Officer
- S. L. to Greet Legion's Chief
- Midvale Crash Driver Accused
- New Wpa Projects for Uta Approved
- Board Studies 'Sheathed Powder' use in Mines
- Poultry Co-Op Starts Certificate Redemption
- Bosone Speaks
- Jordan High School will Present 'Rip Van Winkle'
- Farm Laborer Injured by Car
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- Aaa Official Urges Farm Unity in West
- Penal Charges Filed in Sales Tax Case Here
- Silver Parley in Mexico Set
- Early Risers Discover Spring Kept Her Date
- Club Meeting in the Spotlight Current Events
- S. L. Beauties Might Capture 5 Pulchritude Prizes, but, Alack, Threre're 1000 Reasons Why they Won't
- Banker Reveals Plan to Aid Youth Savings
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- 'Woman's' Tears Win Repair of Tricycle Damaged in Collision
- Deed Transfers Site for New Post Office
- Street Bandits Rob 2 S. L. Young Women
- Round Table Hears Address, Maps Election
- Eureka Man Named Deputy Mine Inspector
- Master Plumbers Set Annual State Session
- Petty Larceny Charge Brings 10 Days in Jail
- To Elect Officers
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- Crash Driver is Fined $35
- Ditch Digging Brings Further Signs of Spring
- St. Mary's Observing Good Literature Week
- Baptists Call Meeting
- Rotary Hears Forum Talks
- Misuse of Funds Charged in Action
- Utah County Okehs Two Wpa Projects
- Verdict Clears Youth of Burglary at Sandy
- The Weather
- Farmer Health Plans Studied
- Park Meters Aid Portland Revenue
- Navy Mothers to Meet
- State Finally has Inning in Damage Suit
- Legion Auxiliary Poppy Sale Approved
- Drunk Driving Penalty Given
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- Chico Shows Much Speed in Workout
- 26 Nominated in Arkansas Derby
- Howard Withdraws Kayak from Race
- Wrestling Results
- Leads Ice Men
- Backseat Driving
- Boston Favorite in Hockey Series
- Final Hockey Standings
- Lee Obtains Draw as Sub for Collins
- Santa Clara Opens Against U. of U.
- Fight Results
- Here's Bit of Action as Oklahoma Tipped U. Aggies
- Italians Excel at Tenpin Game
- Salt Lakers Take De Moley Pin Match
- Oregon Winner over Longhorns
- Gudahl to Compete in Pinehurst Meet
- five States in M Men Tourney
- Oldest in Big Six
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- Injuns Seem Headed for Trouble
- Ghosts Defeat Eckers, 57-50
- Negro Cage Squad Opposes Provo Five
- Russell High Scorer
- Sportsmen Slate Green River Meet
- Handball in Final Round
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- Modern Angling Advances Along Technical Lines
- L. I. U. Favored over Loyola
- Fellows Sets Pace in Women's League
- Budge Wins Again
- Exhibition Baseball
- Payson Star in Hospital
- Golf Moguls Plan Tourney Program
- Prates Need One
- State Loop has Bullock for Leader
- Anderso, Lee Lead Bowlers
- New Pitt Coach
- News Five Wins Casaba Laurels
- Eyston Undecided on Salt Flat Run
- Williams Tops Race in Utah Oil League
- Notre Dame Squad in First Workout
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- Indian Boxer Wins
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- Trends Mixed in Mine Trade
- Earnings Reports
- Markets at a Glance
- Wheat Prices Lift after Early Drop
- Produce Markets
- Potato Market
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- New York Bond Market
- Europe Calms, Bonds Advance
- New York Curb
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Stock Market
- Stocks Resume Advance as European War Fears Ease
- Domestic Lead Stocks in U. S. 122,112 Tons
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- Cotton Market
- Boston Stock List
- Sugar Market
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- Death Claims City Engineer
- State Pioneer Resident Dies
- Obituaries
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- Marriage License
- Wedding Specialties
- Deaths
- Engineer Demonstrates Cold Light Progress
- Veteran Utah Physician Battles Serious Illness
- Youth Ordered Held on Dyer Act Charge
- Many States Consider Wages and Hours Bills
- Negro Quartet to Sing at Unitarian Church
- Registration Activities Delay Magazine Issue
- Home on Leave
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- Board Refuses 2 Killers' Plea
- Jewish Leader Declares Race Made Dictators' 'Scapegoats'
- Charge Brings Court Warrant
- Wife Asks for Husband Parole in Driving Case
- Registered at S. L. Hotels
- State Planning Roads Program
- Utah Meat Packing Shows Big Increase
- Bench Warrant Sought for One Witness Absent in S. L. Graft Indictment Cases
- East Mill Creek Residents Protest Night Softball Park
- Shock and Fall Survivor Amazes S. L. Physicians
- U. S. Mines Building Bids are Opened
- Milk Inspector Head Appointed
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-03-21 | Page 22 | State Pioneer Resident Dies
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-03-21 |
| 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/s67123hr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67123hr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | State Pioneer Resident Dies |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1939-03-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 22 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67123hr/18776991 |