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- Page 1
- Summary of Latest News from Europe Crisis Centers
- Of Metals in Defense Studied as Mine Congress Opens
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- Kiwanians Hear Neutral Pleas
- English Children Rehearse Evacuation, Brandishing Clubs at Imaginary 'Itler
- Lapoint Girl Succumbs to Accident Injuries
- U. S. Acts Independently to Save Peace in Europe, Hull Declares
- Britain's Envoy Reaches Berlin with Answer to Hitler's Claims
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- Germans Begin Food Rationing
- Fuehrer Favors Mussolini as Possible Mediator of Territorial Dispute with Warsaw; Sends Message to Daladier
- Baseball Today
- The Weather
- Page 2
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- Poles Assail Terror Tales
- Duce Ready to Act as Peace Mediator
- Thomas Waits Reports by Perkins, Hopkins
- Actor's Father Dies
- Beheaded as Spy
- Riech's Worst Enemy Cuts Food Supply; American Potato Bugs Invade Nazi Fields
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- War Fear Sends Parisians Fleeing City by Auto, Bicycle and on Foot
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- Eccles To
- Page 3
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- Tells Supply Drop
- Colorado Hearing Set on Enlarging U. S. Park
- Entertains Royalty
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- Opposes Dole
- Ex-Prosecutor Pushes Maverick Recall Drive
- Fraud Bared by Dies Probe
- U. S. Sure to Enter Next War, Vets Told
- 5 Shot in Mine Riots; National Guard Called
- Bargain Rates Attract Record Gate at Fair
- Top Rodeo Riders of Nation Gather at Washakie Fair
- Employes' Income Gains 5 per Cent, Investor Profit Cut
- Roscoe Turner Hits 297 M. P. H.
- Page 4
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- Soviet Parliament Takes Steps to Approve Pact with Germany
- Japanese 'Good Will' Plane Continues Flight
- Holland Proclaims General Mobilization
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- Danzig Orders School Closing
- Communist Links Denied by Bridges
- Hearst Merges Two Chicago s
- Big Scale Battle Reported Between Russ, Japanese
- U. S. Embassy Plans to Evacuate 5000
- Farley Expresses Hope for Lasting Peace
- 'War Refugees' Arrive in U. S.
- U. S. Ship Lines Halt Service to Germany
- Queen to Speak
- Britain Bars Own Cargo Ships from Mediterranean, Baltic
- Many of His Countrymen Were Worried
- Communists Arrested, Paper Seized in France
- Former Kaiser Sticks to Routine in Crisis
- M'Neill Final Rites Planned
- Friends Pay Last Honor to Salt Lake Teacher
- Joseph V. Johnston Funeral Rites Set
- Services Conducted for Truck Victim
- Deaths
- War to Boost Sugar
- Hyrum Conrad Pope Final Services Held
- Daniel J. Lang's Final Services Conducted
- City Fire Mechanic's Funeral Rites Held
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- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Thoughts for Today
- A Dangerous Implication
- Get Their Man
- 'Now be a Good Boy'
- Creating Own Jobs
- We Get More Policemen
- Hale and Hearty
- Safety for School Buses
- Merry-Go-Round
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- News behind the News
- Two Dresses for One Plan Balked by News Camera
- Modern Boston Tax Revolt is Successful
- Wall Street Views
- Malicious Commas
- Advice on Your Health
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- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Beauties Leave S. L. for Atlantic City Event
- Leader Voices Peace Hopes
- Progress Cited on Oil Pipeline
- Civil Service Posts Offered
- Sen. King Flays Russia's Signing of German Pact
- Monday, Tuesday Program for Mining Convention
- Stake Holds Show
- Wiles Named on Committee
- Zoning Board Forbids Coal Yard Operation
- Senator Pittman Outlines for $1.29 Silver
- Office Closed
- Page 9
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- At Meet Will be Feted
- Sales Staff Meets
- 'Copper Price is Too Low'
- Fun Planned for Delegates
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- Experts Map Metal Outlook
- Police Push Quest for Hit-Run Driver
- Mr., Mrs. Ernest Roscoe to Note Anniversary
- All's Well, Now, Delegate 'Oscar' Registers
- Railroad Shops Plan to Keep Operating with Repair Work
- Construction of U. of U. Drill Field under Way
- Governor and Mayor Welcome Delegates to S. L.
- Navy Enlistment Quota Set at 38 for September
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- Page 11
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- Breakfasts Are Popular Sunday Fetes for Salt Lake Brides-to-Be
- Takes Vows
- Miss Wakefield is Married
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- Oakland Will be Home of Perkinses
- Keno Party
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- Visits in Home Town
- Sunday Rites Unite Pair in Marriage
- Beth Peters Says 'I Do'
- Idaho Meeting
- Salt Lakers Travel About the Country While Travelers Visit Here
- June Sawyer Wears White Satin Sunday
- Sunday Bride
- Page 12
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- News of the City in Brief
- Court Dismisses Suit Against Speed King
- Hotel Prowler Robs Officer
- Chez Sets Interstate Commission Meeting
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- Tippling Driver Gets Jail Term
- Cap Lamps Prove Exhibitors' Claims as Power Fails
- L. D. S. Official Returns from Weiser Conclave
- Police Probing Six Burglaries
- Three Utahns Held on Dyer Act Cout
- Victim Chases and Nabs Boy Robbing Car Of
- D. U. P. Plans to Mark Pioneer-Planted Trees
- Page 13
- Germans Do Not Want War, Declare L. D. S. Missionaries
- Safety Lane Painters' Work Erased by Rain
- Spotlight
- Tipsy Motoring Charges Face 4
- Violation Charged
- Dairy Company Initiates Suit
- Gibbs Petition for Continuing Case Granted
- Old Slot Machine Nabbed by Chez
- Precautionary Check Begins
- Grocer Parley Shift Looms
- New Plan Offered in Hotel Strike
- Bishop Moulton Back from Sigma Chi Meet
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- They'll Follow Trails instead of Pavements
- Guest Speaker
- Pits Being Dug to Test Water
- Old Manuscript May Clarify Bible
- U. S. Market Service Official Visits Capitol
- Sudden Shower Soaks S. L.
- County Gets Claim for X-Ray Expenses
- Page 14
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- Young Squad Selected to Defend Cup
- America Wins Cup for Ninth Time
- Aussies Are Favored to Annex Davis Cup
- Outrigger Canoe Wins First in Yacht Club's Race Event
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- Nibley Caddy Tourney
- Golfers Slate Amateur Tilts
- Woodbury Wins over Realtors
- Church Softball Meet Sets Opening Games
- Cobb Ready to Go Home
- Ippolito to be Doctor
- He'd like to Try Utah Skiing
- Backseat Driving
- Golf Match Won by Dale, Bonny Teams
- Week-End Sports
- Pretty Fancy
- Salt Lakers Wallop Cards Twice
- Golf Ball Renewer
- Pioneer League Box Scores
- Page 15
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- Softball Semifinal Tilts Slated
- Outdoor Fight Show Planned
- Softball Titlist
- North Logan Takes Farm Meet Crown
- Seattle Holds onto Its Lead
- Hanson Paces Field
- Golf Honors Tied
- Powers Win Title
- Byron Nelson Hole
- Snead Honored at Fair
- Knew His Lines
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- Collegians Complete Their Drill for Tussle with New York Giants
- Redskins to Play Coast All-Stars
- 12,000,000 Take Part
- Lark Squad Wins over Sandy, 16-0
- S. L. Netters Beat Ogden Knight Team
- Needed Stitch in Time
- San Franciscan Cops All-Around Laurels in Annual Casting Meet
- Baseball Leader Ill
- Dale Women Slate Final Tilt Clash
- Grid Chiefs to Meet
- Booms Banana Business
- Page 16
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- Reds' Pennant Outlook Brightens
- Sooner Nine Cops Semipro Crown Again
- Box Scores from Yesterday's Major League Games
- Home Run Hitters
- Pigeon Club Opens Fall Racing Season
- Midvale-Draper Tussle
- Golf Event Postponed
- Major League Standings
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- Crescent Plays for Top Place
- Idaho Girls' Softball Finals Slated Monday
- Magna Beats Pinney Club in 9-5
- Annual Post Post Golf Tourney is Slated
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- Page 17
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- 'Married' on Screen Set, but It's Only Rehearsal
- Judy Garland's Big Sister Gets Film Role
- Film Elephant Stuffed
- Hollywood Studio Buys African Village
- Beauty Spot Doomed
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- What to See Where to See It
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- Screen Sleuth Fails to Solve His Own Crime
- Judge Orders Mae Murray to Reveal Secret
- Lan Hunter Borrowed
- W. W. Calls Attention to Early Column's Predicting Russo-German Doublecross of Japanese Hopes for Axis Treaty
- Who's Sleepy?
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- Page 19
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- Exchange Creeps Along
- L. Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Metals and Money
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- Markets at a Glance
- Grain Mart Prices Decline after Rise
- Produce Markets
- Monday's Commodity Index
- New York Bond Market
- Fruits, Vegetables
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- U. S. Terasury Report
- Coffee
- Monday's Bond Averages
- New York Curb
- Cotton Market
- Wool Futures
- Potato Market
- Investing Companies
- Rubber
- Economic Barometer
- British Pound Drops Sharply
- Foreign Bonds Skid in Trading
- The Weather
- New York Stock Market
- Monday's Stock Averages
- Livestock Quotations
- Flour
- Motors Lead Stocks up after Sharp Dip
- Sugar Market
- Page 20
- Page 21
- Page 22
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- Schools Fixed for Opening
- Outing Planned
- C. of C. Would like to Sell Building for $90,000
- Map Reveals Where S. L. Children Will Go for Education
- Family Gatherings Revived by Bloods
- Celebration Honors Arrival of Pioneers
- U. of U. Mural Paintings Nearing Completion
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- Peach Shippers to Study Price
- Lund Chaminade Chorus Will Sing at S. F. Fair
- 2 Hikers Aim for Panama
- Annual Reunion Slated
- Ruth St. Denis to Speak in S.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-08-28 | Page 17 | Who's Sleepy?
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-08-28 |
| 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/s6pk1q9p |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pk1q9p |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Who's Sleepy? |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-08-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pk1q9p/16616136 |