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- Flashes
- The Weather
- Rallies, Still in Danger
- Reactionaries Combatted by Turkey
- Bandits Kidnap Two Policeman
- Governor's Pay Checks to be Given Daughter
- Heroic Deeds of Flesh and Blood Sleuths to Appear in Telegram
- Takes Rosy View
- Politicians May Face Charges in Fight on Norris
- Naval Tragedy Wil be Put in Effect New Year's
- Youth Ot Today All Right, Einstein Says
- Officers Launch Drive to Assure Dry New Year's
- I. C. C. Postpones Work on Railroad Extension
- President's Statement Branded 'Unethical' by Senate Committee Head
- Music Critics' Charity Show Delights Stars
- Three Holdups Staged by Los Angeles Girls
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- Colton Advises Rail Petition
- Couzens Raps Hoover on Rail Merger
- Order Colombia Riots
- Residents of Tiny South Pacific Isle First to Welcome New York
- May Boost Imports
- Local News
- He'll Do His Best
- Use Spun Sugar
- Celebrant Lands Fast One
- Club to Disband
- Two Arrested in S. L. Slaying
- Woman Shot to Death in Room at Hotel
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- Sounder Business Conditions Seen by Lonsdale
- Hays Wants Legislatures to Declare Moratorium
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- Bomb Wrecks Theatre, Injuring Six Persons
- $2,700,000 Paid to Charities during 1930
- Local News
- New Tariff in China Effective
- Dog Plays Hero Role in Holdup of Coast Bank
- Jobs for Vets Urged by Chief at Cedar City
- Committees Named by Farm Bureau
- Inspector Finds some Scales Unfair to Buyer
- Hoosier Humorist in Florida
- Descendant of John Adams Dances with Hoover's Son at White House
- Extension Staff to Hold Meeting
- Former Editor, Inventor Dead
- Man Threatens Wife in Sleep; She Gets Divorce
- Taxi Driver Robbed of $17, Auto and Trousers
- Western Union Chief Saves Jobs for Many
- New Orlenas Theatre Destroyed by Blasts
- Ban Butter Substitutes
- Boy Becomes His Own Nephew by Adoption
- Potato, Turck Growers Win Rate Cut Fight
- Early Hearing on Prohibition Ruling Okehed
- Summons Served on 2 in Tax Injunctin Suit
- Houses Toppled by Italian Earthquake
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- British Cabinet May be Asked to Prevent Strike
- Aviation, Radio Add Greatly to Income of U. S
- Mrs. Mary Dowdell, Utah Pioneer, Dies in Idaho, Aged 83
- Reno Divorce Calendar Heavy as Year Ends
- Han in Daze Helps Police Find Himself
- Sailor Visits in Salt Lake
- City Refuses Claims of Man Kicked by Horse
- Leaves for Boston
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- Doctor Given Medicine and Science Prizes
- Foreign War Veterans Will Move Offices
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- Most Intense Radiations Known to Man Being Produced in Laboratory
- Does Her Globe-Trotting by Air
- Time Savers
- Life Term is Commuted for Manufacture's Son
- Two Children Die as Blaze Destroys Home
- Boy, 15, Killed from Arbush in Extortion Plot
- Estranged Wife Leaps Twelve Stories to Death
- Two United Workmen Orders Are Combined
- Cornell Prof. Heads Historical Association
- Victim of R-101 Crash Leaves Estate to Actress
- Tuberculosis Director Will Visit Salt Lake
- Funeral Rites Conducted for Mrs. Crawford
- Light Rain Falling Along Pacific Coast
- Boy Breaks Parole, Given Two Years
- Suits Takes Cath
- Oil Fire Threatens Oklahoma Town
- Economic Body Names Officers
- Blame Not Fixed in Utahn's Death
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- Former Figure in Coast Death Mystery Shot
- Will Open Bids on Road Job at Kaibab
- Plant to Reopen
- County Auditor Makes Report on Two Offices
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- Seen on Stage & Screen
- Betty Compson Comedy at Victory New Year's Eve
- Dressler, Moran Head Bill for Capital Frollic
- Kiwanians Hear District Governor
- License Revoked
- Gives Oxford $175,000
- Granda Plans New York Dances
- Will Rogers in 'Lightnin'' at Paramount Tonight
- Popular Comedy Pair on Screen at R-K-O Orpheum
- 'apron Strings' next on Boards at Playhouse
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- Happy New Year to You
- Justice and the Law
- Saving the Children
- The Place to Advertise
- Know Utah
- A Faker Who Believed
- Quotations
- Just Folks
- A New Yorker at Large
- Today's Anniversary
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- Rep. Ludlow Goes from Press Gallery to Seat
- Defends Tactics Used by Lawyers
- Pension Director Answers Charges
- Interesting Facts
- Nepotism Not Unusual, Claim
- A Washington Daybock
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- Depositories for City School Funds Selected
- Lake Winning Most Wards in Utah Poultry Show
- Army Plans New Year's Service
- Irving Alter Joins General Electric Staff
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- Dern Announces Damsite Sand
- Man Nabbed in Raid Fined on Dry Charge
- "Strike While the Iron is Hot," Motto of U. of U. Coeds When it Comes to Getting Married
- Cold Weather Affects Livestock, Water Lines
- 2 Bound over on Murder Attempt, Robbery Charges
- City Jailer near Death after Being Struck by Automobile
- Eagles Plan All-Night Dance on Three Floors
- 7000 Expected at Conventions
- Utah One of Few States with No Aviation Code
- City Prepares Big Welcome for New Year
- Probe Ordered to Death of Man in Jail Cell
- Man Pleads Not Guilty to Reckless Driving
- City Decides on Lighting System
- Rise in Mercury Expected after Long Cold Spell
- Hope to Speed up Work upon School
- Baptist Meeting Will Hear Talks by Two Leaders
- Dividend Issued by Continental Bank
- Utah Realtors to Hold Meting Here January 24
- Leaders of Utah Wish Prosperity for State in '31
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- Ski Riders Hope to Crack World's Record in New Year's Meet
- Federal Office Names Pro Grid Trend Greatest Evil in College
- Previous Scores
- Barnard Florida Bound
- Clarence Rowland Purchases Reading Baseball Outfit
- Cougars Nose out Chicago Hoopsters by 38-35 Margin
- Alabama Remains 2-to-1 Favorite on Eve of Rose Bowl Classic
- Grantie Quintet Evans Count by Whipping Murray
- Glen Edwards, Cougar Tackle, Surprises by Weighing 252 Lbs
- Rage Results
- Agua Caliente
- Referee in Campbell's Lost Fight Reinstated
- Just Hamans, but How They Do Fly!
- West High Quintet' Swamps Evanston, Wyoming, 30 to 8
- Scrap Books
- National College Prexy Favors Shortening of Grid Schedules
- Basket Ball
- Moss Covered Rivalries
- Rockne, Babe Hollingbery Favor Retaining Point after Touchdown
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- Hinckley Comes Back to Wallop Spanish Forkers
- Sherm Clark Back to U Drill after Nursing Bad Cold
- U. S. C. A. Makes Clean Sweep of Montana Set
- Quinn Meets Hawkswood
- Washington Huskies Again Beat Nebraska
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- Business Depression Hits Boxing Game throughout United States
- Utah Tracksters Ascend State, Conference Thrones during 1930
- Amateur Boxer Only Utahn to Capture '30 National Title
- Nielsons, Whytock Hold Spotlight of A. A. U. Skate Tests
- Golfers Take to Indoor Courses; Half Dozen Serve
- Rexburg Hoopsters Garner Title in Jr. College Loop
- Salt Lake Agin without Ponies
- Modern Sausage Wins Industrial Hoop Title
- Intermountain Interest in Fight Game Grows Steadily during 1930
- 'M' Men Have Greatest Hoop Year Lincoln Ward Triumphs for Title
- Utah University Netmen Gain '30 College Honors
- Fox, Richins, Buehner Cop High School Awards
- Athletics Banned in Former Copper League
- Vico Oil Junior Nine Goes to Finals in American Legion Play
- Harry Guss Annexes University Net Crown
- Deseret National Five Takes City Bank Title
- Davis, Ivie Win Scholar Awards
- Logan High Net Stars Run Away with Prep Title
- No Pro Baseball in 1930; Visitors Drew Against Local Boys
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- Utah Aggies Upset Thrice Chamion Bobcats for Hoop Gonfalon
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- S. L. Begins New Year with Feeling of Optimism
- "Modernize Your Home" - an Urgent Duty
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- Sugar Beet Pay Days Big Item in Utah, Idaho
- Gas Company to Carry out Big 1931 Program
- Utah Held Wool Center of West; Reaching Limit
- Bee Industry in Utah Shows Big Gain-Hillman
- Newhouse Hotel Decorates Lobby in Novel Colors
- Profit Forecast for Utahns Who Crow Celery, Berry, Cherry Crops; Products Are in Demand on Coast
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- Sport Talk
- Rockne to Spend New Year's in South Bend
- College Results
- Decrease in Gridiron Profits Forces Drake to Cut '31 Program
- Friday's Mat Card Offers Salt Lake Fans First Feminine Star
- Illinois Boxing Funs Pay More than Milion
- Second Trojan to Go under Assumed Name Revealed
- Forest Dale Lead Widens in Local Bowling Circuit
- Commish Gives Schmeling Week to Sign Against Gob or Give up Title
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- Gorve Stands out on Mythical Nine Named by Writers
- O. S. L. Shops Lose to Power 76-10
- Columbus Knights to Stage Smoker
- North Summitt Subdues Beaverites, 32, to 29
- Fights Last Night
- 1906 Western Pin Meet Held in S. L. Enthusiastic Fans Greeted Players
- Do You Remember
- Monroe Likely Tournament Entrant Size Helps Sevier District Champs
- Presidents Roster
- Dixie All-Star Grid Lineups Unsettled
- Tennis Club Prexy Thinks Bill Tilden Made Wise Move
- Poor Patronage May Force Jim Ullen to Quit
- Champ Beaten in Junior Net Meet
- Tilden Follows Jones into Talkies, Losing Amateur Standing
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- Outstanding Feats of Bobby Jones Highlight of Year in Golfdom
- Emil Johnson Retains Crown in Inboard Motor Boat Competition
- Spencer Triumphs in Saltair Swim; Conditions Poor
- Athletics Retain World's Championship
- Walter Barkley Upsets Favorite for Lawn Title
- Chenoweth Wins Billiard Honors
- Ski Sport Growing in Popularity in West through Winter Meets
- Utah Soccer Aggregations Forge to Front by Turning Back Strong Elevens from Wyoming, Montana
- Third Successful Archery Season Completed in Utah
- The Panorama of Baseball's Classic
- Ute Wrestlers Win in Western Division Meet
- Intramurals Are Jr. High Sports
- Bob Heckler Captures National Boxing Crown as Feature of Year
- Spice Added to Local Amateur Baseball during Season of '30
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- Court Dismisses Murder Charge Against Idahoan
- Man Confesses Cheating Stores in Charity Stunt
- Move Planned to Have Wormy Fruit Laws Amended
- Provo Man Hurt by Auto is Recovering
- Funeral Services Set for Richard Whittaker
- Well Known Nevada Prospector is Dead
- Fire Damage of Ely Only $600 This Year
- Going on Mission
- Observe St. John's Day
- Studies Mining
- Funeral Rites Held
- Philip McKernan of Ely, Nev., Dies
- Mary Brockbank to be Buried Friday
- Mrs. Rose H. Mortin to be Buried at Midway
- Bronze Plaque to be Given Stock Juges
- Man Killed in Idaho
- Couple to Wed
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- Darkhorse Hinckley Quintet Occupies Scholastic Hoop Throne
- Shiver, Evens Cop Women's Titles Many Stars Promised for Future
- Otis Pusey Wins Press Golf Title
- Dog Races Attain Great Popularity throughout West
- Snapshot of Utes' Sensational 1930 Ball Totor
- Utah University Polo Aggregation Gains Prominence
- Arnold Comes to Front in National Automobile Events
- News, Taylor Quintets Cop Commercial Titles
- University of Utah Again Dominates R. M. C. Gridiron Elevens
- 13 Pigeon Races Hold Interest of Fans during Year
- Beehive State Bowlers Shine on Foreign Fields; Parry Sets New Mark of 665 to Cop Sate Title
- Framces Reatis Famous Davis Cup; Tilden Loses
- Los Angeles is U. P. Champion
- Salt Lake Mecca for Grapplers Don Geroge Succeeds Sonnenberg
- Hofmann Hardware Quint Victorious in A. A. U. Tourney
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- Improved Fishing, Good Deer and Pheasant Hunting Mark 1930
- Developments Promise to Place Utah among Best Fishing States
- Jones, Carlson Coach at Utah A. C. School
- Bud Shields Has Good Tank Year despite Layoff
- Dean Detton of Utah U. Crowned A. A. U. Mat King
- Ruth Crow Retains All Utah Net Crowns during 1930 Tennis Play
- Ute Natators Win All Meets in '30; Three Records Go
- Grater Interest, More Players Feature 1930 Utah Golf Year
- Der Maxie Climbs the Rocky Trial
- Many Steps Takes to Help Fish and Game in Utah Surveys Scientific Study Should Prove Beneficial
- One-Eye Connelly Has Local Rival Finds 1930 Gate Crashing Difficult
- Western Division Fives Score over outside Sections
- Granite Gridders Annex State Prep Championship
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- '31 Expected to be Banner Construction Year in Utah
- Improvements Planned for Salt Lake Airport in '31
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- Electric Lines Still Are Highly Favored in U. S
- McCune School of Music and Art Embodies Artistic Masterpieces; Various Activities Fostered
- Pacific Coast Officers Market for Livestock
- National Guard Makes Steady Progress toward Organization of Complete Defense System
- Liked Old Home
- History Shows Building, Loan Growth in Utah
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- Ralph M'elvenny, Dixons Dominate Intermountain Tennis Play
- Harness Horses Racing Enjoys Successful Year
- Claude Erb Captures State Checkers Honors
- West High Gridders Win Yearling Crown
- First One-Point Loss
- Saints Succeed Provo Natators as State Champs
- Leopards Triumph in Chase for Prep Diamond Gonfalon
- Football Campaign Featured by Open Offensive Attacks
- Otto Von Ry Wins Annual Bike Race; Forsley Awarded
- Idaho Distance Star Victorious on Thanksgiving
- Texas Hoopsters Retain National Prep Title
- Horgan Wins Weber Race
- Death Takes Heavy Toll in 1930; Lisle Monson Passes
- North Cache Ace Upsets Field in City Creek Event
- Cornell Wins Regatta
- Turf Crown Won by Gallant Fox in 1930 Season
- George Von Elm 'Man without County' as Business Man Galfer
- Building of Municipal Shooting Course Popularizes Trap Sport
- The Real Power of the 193 Irish
- Granite Golfers Win in Prep School League
- American Poloists Win International Trophy
- Spanish Fork Wins Prep Track Title; Upsets East High
- Walker Barkley Wins Utah Lawn Bowling Crown
- E. J. Ramshaw Wins Senior Shoe Honors during 1930 Season
- Sport Talk
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- Fort Douglas, Town of 1915 Inhabitants, Big Asset to Salt Lake
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- Utah P. &L. Co. Sees Prosperous Times for 1931
- Utah Fire Clay Maintains Full Working Force
- Quakes 'Squeeze' Earth, Force Water to Surface
- Electric Railway Helps Develop Salt Lake Utah Counties
- Cotton Shows Great Decline in Price in 1930
- Rapid Aids Music
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- Sisters' Slayer Believed to be Former Convict
- Police Recover Watch Stolen 15 Years Ago
- Communities to Seek Part of State Gas Tax
- Man worth 25 Millions Held Good for Bond
- Driver in Accident Convicted as Drunk
- Explosion Kills Three at U. S. Torpedo Plant
- Printers Set 5-Day Week for Aid of Unemployed
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- Einstein Welcomed to Havana
- Man Who Lost His Leg Awarded Compensation
- Delegates Named
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- Afraid to Bank Money, Woman Loses $3800
- Wedding of Social Interest Holiday Event
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- Subdeb
- Second Bandit Contents Self with Mere Cents
- Man Hires Divorced Wife as Housekeeper
- President and Mrs. Thomas to Receive as Usual
- Birth Announced
- Lower California Split into Two Territories
- Steamer Sinking in Bay of Biscay Asks for Aid
- Pair Indicted in Bowles Death
- Here's Taxless Town
- Eleven Dead in Colombia Riot
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- Sums Spent on Oil Development Work in Utah
- Cardiff Mine to be Operated through Winter
- Enormous Debt Burden Held up by Little Gold
- Oil Structures Around Weiser Hold Attention
- Germans Evolve Method to Make Cotton from Iron
- Results Good at Moore Properties
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- Rozelle Company Operating in Tintic and Beaver Districts
- Pacific States Mines Active
- Drift on 900-Ft. Level of Moscow near Old Stope
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- Creation of Training School One of Major Steps during Year
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- Mint Acreage Increases on Farms in California
- Chayote, New Vegetable, Has Many Culinary Uses
- Utah A. C. Shows Steady Growth in Past Season
- Kiwanians Plan Greater Effort to Develop S. L.
- New York History Dates to be Carved on Old Log
- Bright Future Seen for Coal Mines of Utah
- Local News
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- Famous Carmel Highway Opened to World in 1930
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- "Pee Wee" Playlets a Hit
- Largest Airport
- It's Quite a Bit
- Earthquake Cause
- View of Famed Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway
- Beautification Work Done at State Capitol
- Electric Current Sales Show Gain over '29 Volume
- Reduced Output Excepted to Aid Copper Industry
- Booklet on Utah Forests, Ranges Arouses Interest
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- Metal Demand in S. L. Grows, Says Packing Official
- Progress Shown by Independent Utah Schools
- Crude Oil at New Low
- British Planes to Get Brakes
- Executive Asks Letup on Business Comments
- How You Gonna Keep 'Em on Farm? Utah Farm Population Decreases
- 1931 Plans Made by Grand Teton
- Life Insurance Firm of S. L. in Field 25 Years
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- Industries of State Work out Problems through Association
- Blind Honor Students Sings in WSB Feature
- Snappy Photograph
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- Greatest Year in History Seen for Industries
- Growing Alaska
- Adult Education through Night Classes Progresses Remarkably in S. L. during Past Few Year
- C. of C. Covers Wide Field in '30 Activities
- Planes Safest
Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-12-31 | Page 24 | Bud Shields Has Good Tank Year despite Layoff
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-12-31 |
| 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/s6st8xnn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8xnn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Bud Shields Has Good Tank Year despite Layoff |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-12-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 24 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8xnn/15704704 |