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- Dern Labels Constitution Issue 'Bunk'
- Inside Stuff
- Where Britain and Italy Are Missing Men-of-War
- U. S. To Hold Aloof in Long Death Quiz
- Motors and Steel Lead Bull Market
- Women Writers Solve Drama of Honor Best
- Small Craft Danger Signals Are Posted
- Eyston Sets 8 Records in 24-Hours Run at Flats
- Record-Smashing Racing Car and Drivers
- Italy Provides War Cash; Due to Spurn Pece Plan
- Offer Labeled 'Inacceptable'
- Baseball Scores
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- Ford Tax Case Taken into Supreme Court
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- War Scare Scenes in Ethiopia
- Beet Control Speed is Urged
- Coal Peace Hinges Solely on Pay Hike
- Prelate Addresses St. Mary Students
- U. S. Entomologist Studies Maple Borer
- Lion House Social Center Classes Set
- Accused as Poser
- $562,000 in Work Relief Projects Okehed for Utah
- Jury Receives Swindle Case
- Page 3
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- Welling Asks Search for Son
- C. C. Asks Completion of Canyon Highway
- Club to Give Concert of Negro Spirituals
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- Bobbie Likes His Spinach; Wants Popeye's Strength
- Police Probe 4 Burglaries
- Transient Bureaus Have Deadline Set
- Pack's Condition Fair
- Utah Lawyers Receive Praise
- Scouters' Training Course to Draw 200
- St. Joseph Company Raises Lead Price
- WPA May Okeh Late Projects
- Plans for Selecting Greek Rector Waited
- Traffic Calendar
- Booth Building Moves Rapidly
- Tavern Owner Accused in Row
- Retired Colonel Dies
- U. S. Constitution in Soul of Nation Says Utah Colon
- Zoo Accounts Audit Temporarily Delayed
- To Take Tooele Post
- Driver Convicted Twice for Speed
- Utahns Write for Magazine
- Two Die in Collapse
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- Page 6
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- 'Blue' Troops Combat 'Enemy'
- Leader in Montana Mahan Hunt is Hurt
- Critic of Japanese Emperor Quits House
- Eulogies to Long Heard by V. F. W
- Must Stand Trial
- Credit Men Meet
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- Merrilly We Roll among, Say the Quints
- Polish Balloon Leads in Contest
- Mrs. Willebrandt Injured in Crash
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- Solutions of Winners Announced in Telegram's Radio Presentation
- Visitors in S. L. Hotel Lobbies
- Concert Scheduled
- First U. S. Slum Clearance Project Houses Students
- 10 Mexicans Killed in Intercity Row
- Defendant Lynched as Jury Deliberates
- Mrs. Dern Discusses Capital Experiences
- Paying Craze
- Medic Claims Science Proof of Telepathy
- Atlantic Airmail Forecast
- Scuffle over Gun Claims Life of Boy
- Accept Bid
- Academy Class Picks Officers
- Long's Brother May Seek Senate Seat
- Here's Author's Solution
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- Battle Death Quiz Set
- Wilson Set to Quit If He Lost '16 Race
- Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed
- Mexican Town Raided
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- Two Rustler Suspects Held
- Veteran Printer's Funeral Conducted
- British Ship Flashes SOS off Japan Isles
- The Weather
- Farmers in Illinois Arm to Fight Cattle Rustlers
- Group Named for Dog Week
- Students Get 10 Fellowships
- Appointed
- Three Injured in Car Crashes
- Page 8
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- Cruelty Held Costly Affair
- Doheny Left Widow Estate of 7 Million
- Roosevelt to Offer New Forest Program
- North Bench League Asks Skating Rinks
- Publisher Acquitted
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- Governor Invited to Uintah and Ouray Indian Fair Slated at Fort Duchesne
- Delegates Named to Tax Convention
- Girl Will be Sent Back to Las Vegas
- Chaplin Can Direct Trust Fund Handling
- Received by Pope
- King Lauds Election
- Edward Joins City Campaign
- Concession Rentals Are Abated by City
- Local News
- Money is Villain in Plot of next Contest Drama
- Four Slot Machine Charges Dismissed
- Reclamation Unit Will Meet in S. L
- National Girl Scout Leader to Visit S. L
- Car Inspection Law Balks City
- Hearst Files Tax Action
- Work to Delay Roosevelt Trip to End of next Week
- Utah's Truck Crops Suffer
- University Head to Address Club
- Auto Accident Suits Filed in U. S. Court
- Plan Initiation
- In the Spotlight
- Peace in Dairy Clash Sought
- Crime Life is Laid to Sex Appeal
- Two Men Sentenced on Liquor Charges
- Mothers' Class
- Two Motorists Win Acquittals
- Final Appeal Meets Listed For
- Bank Will Retire $175,000 Debenture
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- Mother's Tyranny Presents Handicap to Young Daughter
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- Diet Regime for Thin Girls
- Seen Along Fifth Avenue
- Here's Clever Idea to Use for Serving
- Tailored Lines for Tall Girl
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- In Your Own Garden
- Daily Health Service
- Modish for Fall
- Babies of One Year Should be Weaned from Milk
- Menus That Mean Health
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- Justice to Speak
- Local News
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- Change in Basic Law Rejected
- Party Leader Says Roosevelt to Win
- Naval Student Visits
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- Lie Comes True
- Kansas Governor Has Never Lost Political Contest
- Pair Plead Guilty
- Too Many in Long Machine Aspire to Role of Captain
- New Deal Attacks Sound Battle Cry for Campaigns
- Woman Appointed to Magazine Staff
- Catholics Clubs Honor Prelate
- Former S. L. Stage Star Becomes Bride
- Islands Plan to Seat
- Reserve Association Hears Army
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- Quits Home Owners Loan Position
- Swindler Given Prison Term
- Newspaper Ads Discussed at Club
- Birthdays
- Funds for Medical Care of Needy Families Urged by County Welfare Board
- Works Program in Utah Will be Launched Soon
- Widow of Officer to Get Compensation
- To Reveal Chest Plans
- New Parking Area Designated by City
- Examinations Called
- Boy Likes 'Popeye,' Football More
- Users Bearing Phone Company Pensions Cost
- Tax Squabble Comes to Close
- Constitution Change Discussed by Judge
- Seeks Cancellation
- West High School Girls Get Pointers on Right and Wrong Use of Cosmetics
- Bandits Loot 'Gas' Station
- Blood Greets Southern Solon
- North Carolina Senator Lauds Utah Scenery
- Magazine Article Tells of S. L. Wells
- Fair and Warmer Weather Forecast
- McKay to Speak
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- Money Loses First Skirmish
- Ethiopian Welcomed Warmly by Japanese
- Big Year Predicted for Output of Cars
- Professional Women to Convene Thursday
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- War Wound Puts Coleman on Stage, Then in Movies
- St. Mary Athletic Club Picks Leader
- Butter Association Names New Leader
- Naval Chief Flays Foes of Preparedness
- Opinions
- New Double Bill on Stage Screen
- California Promised Little Heat Relief
- Local News
- Clean Comedy Marks Feature at Paramount
- Garbo-March Film next at Paramount
- 'The Dark Angel' Coming to Orpheum
- O. K. Otherwise
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- Walter Winchell
- Doctor Freed in Murder
- Local News
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- Backseat Driving
- Coach Reveals Tentative B. Y. U. Lineup for 1935 Gridiron Race
- Electric Groups Sets Golf Meet
- Due Back
- Big Tackles Needed for Farmer Team
- Lazzeri's Single Wins for Yankees
- Wrestling Results
- Aerial Attack and Defense for Farmers
- Europe's Star Netters to Get Test on Coast
- Endurance Swim Record Claimed
- Lou Little Tells Sad Tale of Columbia's Green Squad
- Steele Trips Jones; May Battle Yarosz
- Mexican Gridders Delayed by Wreck
- Cubs Remember Boss
- C. C. Shows Improvement
- Rinaldi Sends Judge Crew Against Tooele in Opener
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- Cubs May Set Record for Wins
- Vance and Earnshaw
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- Orlob Victor in C. C. Final
- Molars, Bicuspids to Conduct Last Match
- Saints' Gate Leaps
- Local News
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- Redbirds Divide with Brooklyn
- The Standings
- Pacific Coast League
- Carey Basketball Star
- Portland Girl Assumes Lead in Women's Invitation Meet
- Archery Meet Set for Sept. 22
- Local News
- Fight Results
- Golfing Priest Stars
- New Card a Fooler
- Local News
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- Uclans Will Start Drills for U. S. A. C
- Detroit Sets Ticket Prices
- Chisox down Nats in Prolonged Tilt
- Clubmen near League Crown
- Gets Big One
- Walks Help Injuns Defeat Athletics
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- Ott Romney Turns Actor
- Seals, Missions Fight for Title
- Wes Ferrell Stops Bengal Squad, 5-4
- Bucs Coast to Win over Boston Braves
- Max Puzzles Critics of Fight Game
- Joe Resume Drill in Fine Condition
- Phillies Capture Two Close Tussles
- Rates Quarters
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- Sales Avalanche Depresses Wheat
- Drastic Price Cut Announced by Buick
- Product Market
- Wool Market
- The Financial Whirligig
- Dividend Declared by Power Company
- Livestock Market
- Local News
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- U. S. Steel Merges Two Leading Unit
- Cotton Market
- Sugar Market
- Wall Street Briefs
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- Trading Brisk on S. L. Mart
- Salt Lake Quotations
- Rubber
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- New York Bond Market
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- Stock Averages
- Government Bonds Gain, Then Waver
- New York Curb
- Gains Recorded in Main Stocks
- Investing Companies
- New York Stock Market
- Bond Averages
- Metals and Money
- Commodity Index
- What the Stock Market Did
- Markets at a Glance
- Murray Smelter Reopens October 1
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Stocks in the Spotlight
- Curb Market Gains Strength
- Boston Stock List
- Coffee
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- Channel Storm Spends Fury
- Flapper Fanny Says
- Dodges Damages
- Woman Shot Five Times, Garrotted
- Nazi Trade Group Recognizes Jews
- No 'Breaks' Here
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- Islands Get of Mac Arthur
- Cattleman's Rites to be Held Friday
- Swiss, Nazis Settle Case Of
Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-18 | Page 17 | Golfing Priest Stars
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1935-09-18 |
| 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/s6dn5d7s |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dn5d7s |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Golfing Priest Stars |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1935-09-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| OCR Text | GOLFING PRIEST STARS Father ather James Tames Boyle of ot the Si- Si club Is one of the Ithe best beit golfers golf golt- ers eIs In the the metropolitan district H He has had five 68 Cs's s on standard courses during the last s two years |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dn5d7s/16434377 |