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- Yes or No?
- Sees No Need to Call Special Congress
- Salt Lake Police NAB 16 in Vice Raids
- Soviet Government in China Province Strong
- Steals Auto Twice
- The Weather
- Crime Student Gets Local Color from Burglar Trapped in Home
- Prosperity on Return on U. S., Schwab Says
- 2 Coast Plants to Resume Work
- Former Screen Actress Divorces Michael Cudahy
- Robert Chanler, Painter, Dead
- Bank Official Dies
- 3 Die in Utah Accidents
- Posse Hunts for Child Attacker
- She's Short $136,800
- Brazil Government Falls
- Rebel Regime Declares Self Anxious for Peace
- Man Awarded $900 for Shooing Away Women
- Officials Disappear
- Vessel Goes Down
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- Insurgents Take over Sao Paulo
- Chinese Bandits Fire on British Gunboat
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- 16,000 Eligible Voters Unregistered
- Ring Stunned as McCarthy Bail Placed at $10,000
- Faces Suit for 10,300 for Crash Hurts
- Water Committee Prepares to Study Reports on Sources
- Civil Liberties League Planning G. O. P. Rally
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- "Yeow! Wow!"
- S. L. Woman Held in Jail for Bogus Check Operations
- Sugar Prices Will Go up 20 Cents per Bag
- Clark to Speak at C. of C. Meet
- C. of C. Not to Take Stand on Taxation
- Republican Motorcade to Start Saturday
- Snow Tells of Tax Discussion in Kansas City
- Minor Offenders Require Too Much Time-Van Dusen
- Col. O'Hern Coming to Inspect Ordnance at U
- Amateur Athletic Meet May be Staged in S. L.
- Damage Suit Transferred
- Major Parties Seek to Define Tariff Problem
- Response Quick for Jobless Aid
- Liberty Party to Hold Three Rallies Friday
- When Girls Were Boys
- Shriners Open Annual Session
- Officers Named at Convention of Gyro Clubs
- Soph President at U Kidnaped in Class Fight
- Defaulted Bond Halts Bail Broker in S. L. Activity
- Police on Trail of S. L. Jewelry Burglars
- Demurrers Filed by 11 Nabbed in Drive on Slot Machines
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- Gang Head Dies with 62 Bullet Wounds in Body
- England Launches Scheme for Soft-Pedaling War Memories
- Pioneer Woman of Farmington Dies of Vein Rupture
- Local News
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- Actress Visits
- Man Arrested for Blackmail
- Five Petitions Are Filed in Bankruptcy
- Hit-Run Motorcycle Driver Being Hunted
- Speed Ship Sunk by Coast Guard
- Former President of Paraguay Wounded
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- Reports State Hundreds Dead in Storm Area
- 'Fast Delivery Man' Pays $15 for Speeding
- Local News
- Intermountain Police Journal to Make Debut Here on Dec. 1
- Utah 4-H Team Leaves for Fair
- Do-X to Start Flight to N. Y. after Nov. 8
- Utah Birth Rate Second in U. S.
- Birth Rate Lowest in Past 15 Years
- Eggs Thrown at Woman during Political Meet
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- Boulder, Colorado Aggies Meet in Eastern Division Highlight
- Local News
- Specken in Perfect Shape, but Two Denverites Are Hurt
- Local News
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- The Dope on Denver-Utah Tussle
- Ira Dern Looking for Revenge in Mat Tussle Friday with Malcewicz
- Saturday's College Grid Schedule and Selections
- Otto May Meet Tom
- Michigan, Illinois to Clash in Headline Big Ten Game Saturday
- Cougars Oppose Montana Eleven in High Spirits
- 13,000 Expected to See Favored Utes Battle Denver Saturday
- Trojan Fans Mobilize for Stanford
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- Pennsylvania Politics Holds Nation's Attention
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- Robber Agrees to Repay Victim for His Silence
- Third Man Dies in Tunnel Slide
- Former Mayor Dies
- Admits Luring Girl to Death
- Want Talkies Banned
- Coste Greeted by Wife as He Lands Incognito
- American, French Fliers Killed in Plane Crash
- Man Slays Wife as 3 Children Look On
- Eagles Plan Smoker
- Woman Who Walked Across Plains Dies
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- Warfare Opens on Professional Aspects of Amateur Football
- Tests for Cueists Start Nov. 10
- Geo. Washington School Heads Dismiss 6 Money Seeking Freshmen
- Logan Fortified for Bee Fray
- Leopard Sophomores Defeat Cyprus 33-2
- Efforts Started to Resume Army-Navy Grid Game in 1932
- Pittsburg May Retain Manager
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- Granite Hurdles Saints 18 to 6 in Race toward Divisional Crown
- Railroaders Play Host to Copper in Feature Soccer Tilt Saturday
- Leading Goal Scorers
- Local News
- Legal Trouble to Confront Carnera in Italian Homeland
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- Sport Talk
- Westminster Youngsters Defeat Leopard Dings
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- Local News
- Von Elm, Al Espinosa Favored as $5000 Golf Tourney Begins
- Fights Last Night
- John Risko Fouls Unknown Pugilist in Seventh Round
- Sheiks Triumph as Homer Total Reaches 19 Mark
- Visiting Pros to be Guests at Wrestle
- John Doeg's Brother to Become Professional
- Redskin Braves
- Deer Hunting Considered 'Fair' in Spite of Warm, Dry Weather
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- Inexcusable Disaster
- Fleagle and Diamond Contrast
- The Law's Delay
- Know Utah
- Postwar Journalism
- Quotations
- Just Folks
- Main Street
- Today is the Anniversary of Germantown
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- People's Corner
- Jazz Colored Bibles
- Reader Lauds Telegram Comic
- Landlady Beneficiary
- In New York
- Washington
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- Mining Stocks Market Better
- New York Bond Market
- Salt Lake Curb
- Sugar Market
- Red Metal Goes to 9 1-2 Cents
- Dairy and Produce Market Prices
- Metals and Money
- Assessments
- N. Y. Stock Exchange
- Markets at a Glance
- Mine and Mart Comment
- Tintic Mines Ship 99 Carloads of Ore
- Tintic Lead Company Ships 5 Cars of Ore
- Century Consolidated Co. Incorporates
- Park City Ore Output 7,046,960 Pounds
- Stock Prices Bound Upward
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- Utah, Idaho and Nevada News
- Students Leave to Compete at Dairy Meeting
- Poultry Producers Discuss New Plant
- Use of Gas Tax to Build Roads Urged in Idaho
- Timpanogos Boy Scout Council Reorganizes
- Cache Valley Ships 168 Cars of Potatoes
- Cache Valley Bank Employe Succumbs
- Governor Dern Will Speak at Logan Friday
- Missionary to Leave
- State Completes Evidence in Case of Realty Fraud
- Utah County Pioneer Woman Dies of Fall
- Farewell Planned
- Fail to Find Ogden Car Loot in Ely
- Recorder's Fees in Millard County Drop
- Discuss Taxation
- State Statistics
- White Pine County Taxes Show Gain
- Athenaeum Meets
- Missionary Honored
- Agent Plans Meetings
- County Dental Society Plans Dinner Meeting
- Auction Ordinance Amended by City
- Licenses Refused to Kondas after Hearing
- Blast Victim Recovering
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- New Selections for 'Ten Greatest Utahns'
- Radio Mechanic Killed by Shock
- 'Annual Swindle' in 27th Ward Set Friday
- Landmarks Association, Historical Society Meet
- Shorthand Inventor and Bride on Honeymoon
- Bishop Cannon Confers with His Four Accusers
- Organized Labor Asked to Aid Textile Strikers
- Drunken Rider Fined
- Home of Mill Employe Raked by Gunfire
- Hunter Blinded as His Pipe Explodes
- Big Tarantula Caught
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- Negotiations on U. S.-China Pact Forecast Soon
- Pittsburg-Cincinnati Air Line Will Open
- The Tinymites
- 'Pint Size' Planet, Nearing Earth, to Give Astronomy New Yardstick
- Local News
- Stage Villain Can't Escape from Handcuffs
- Legal Advisers in China May be Visitor to S. L.
- Revival of Interest in Gold is Sending Prospector Back to Hills
- 258 Bodies Recovered in Mine; Others Hunted
- Salem, Ore., Pastor to Take Pulpit in S. L.
- Kansas Man Elected National Tax Chief
- Prince Starts on Trip
- Man Caught Wrecking Railroad
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- Banking System and Post Office Leases to be Investigated
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- Man Rescued by Dog He Tried to Save from Lake
- Shoots at Rat; Spark Sets Her Store Ablaze
- Police to Guard Coin
- Ambulance Hits Auto; 2 Killed
- Lindy Finishes Survey Flight over New Line
- Krueger Jailed 15 Days for Toting Gun
- Local News
- Seen on Stage & Screen
- Golf Comedy next Attraction at the Victory
- Local News
- Comedy Features Clara Bow Film Now at Capitol
- Held on Wire Warrant
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- Flashes
- Brazil Government Fourth to be Overthrown in Year
- Local News
- Clay Laboratory May be Installed at Utah University
- Bids to be Opened for Spanish Fork Road
- Three Movie Weddings Scheduled This Week
- Sandy Beach on Lake at Liberty Park Planned
- Salt Lake's Census Officially 180,000
- Lumber Steamer Hits Ground at River Mouth
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-10-24 | Page 24 | Pittsburg-Cincinnati Air Line Will Open
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-10-24 |
| 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/s6v42313 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v42313 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Pittsburg-Cincinnati Air Line Will Open |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-10-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 24 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v42313/15680277 |