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- Flashes
- Recognizes Donor
- Local News
- Launch Campaign
- It Was Always Hot
- He's Better Off
- Local News
- 12 Men Foiled in Prison Break
- Want to Smoke
- Deplore War Spirit
- Find Ancient Tombs
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- Junior Naval Aide to President Succumbs
- Father Seeks Sons Who Believed Him to be Dead
- Gripping 'Master Strokes of Great Detectives' to Appear in Telegram
- Boy Kills Sister with Pistol He Got for Xmas
- Joffre Sinks in State of Coma
- Lone Bandit Gets $11,000 in Holdup of N. Y. Theatre
- 45 Million for Relief Okehed
- Bank Vault Dynamited
- Discuss Problems of West
- $400,000 Given for Utah Roads
- 511 Americans Pay Tax upon Million
- Mail Plane Missing with Four Passengers
- Suspect Identified as Kansas Bank Bandit
- River Compact Not Sustained by Government
- Four Colleges Blacklisted
- Collection Stolen as Congregation Prays
- New Ocean Phone Line
- The Weather
- Freighter Adrift in Gale with Rudder Lost
- High School Commercial Courses Held Backward
- Billion Dollar Steel Merger Blocked
- Utah Deputy Battles post Office Looters
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- Forty House Members 'Prepared to Desert' Drys
- Utah Will File River Exceptions
- Juanita Burns Breaks Women's Altitude Mark
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- 30,000 Chinese Reported Slain
- Jail Guarded to Frustrate Mob
- Device Invented to Aid Fliers in Blind Landings
- Horse Car Opens New Tram Line in Chicago
- Pistols for Business Men Cause Several Kinds of Complications
- Last Gunnison Pioneer is Dead
- Woman on Trial in Mate's Death
- Blast Wrecks Union Oil Plant
- Get Welcome Duty
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- Young Salt Laker, Studying in Paris, Opens First Miniature Golf Course in French Metropolis
- England Swept by High Gales
- Man Recovering from Fight in Hotel Room
- Counterfeit Bills May Start Buying Boom
- Recognition of Russia Asked by Sen. Cutting
- Girl, 17, Held as Slayer in N. Y.
- Federal Government Gives Sugar Company $43,534 Tax Refund
- Delta Zeta Official to Inspect U Chapter
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- The People Pay, and Pay
- Saving on Purchases
- Let's Hope It's Final
- Know Utah
- Building Activity Seen
- Scores Unemployment Policy
- Quotations
- Just Folks
- A New Yorker at Large
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- Senator Ashurst Again Leads off Senate Roll
- Interesting Facts
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- Today's Anniversary
- Wants Utah Law Practice Limited
- 'Boils' at Lavish Display of Wealth
- Queries High Cost of Relief Work
- A Washington Daybook
- Page 5
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- Come to Heart's Haven with Betty Blair
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- French Cardinal Issues Ultimatum to Brides
- K. of C. Chief is Ill
- Murder at Bridge
- Side Glances
- New English Fabric May Cut Bills for Pressing
- Turkish Women Rush to Divorce Courts
- Helping the Homemaker
- Your Baby and Mine
- Daily Health Service
- The Tinymites
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- Artificial Life Cells Created in Effort to Find Cure for Cancer
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- Court May Present $600 Brooch to Finder
- 15 Lives Lost over Weekend
- Judge's Daughter, Eloping with Fighter, Halted
- In Lucas-Norris Feud
- Several Dead as Tennessee Feud is Revived
- Porto Rico Will Ask Dry Law Abrogation
- Arthur 'The Great' Shires Goes on Spree, Finds Way to Jail Unaided
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- 'Apron Strings' next Presentation at Playhouse
- 3 Jewel Thefts Being Probed by New York Police
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- Broadway Comedian in Gay Role at Victory Theatre
- 3 Men Arrested in Holdup Probe
- Escaped Prisoner Returns after Three Years at Warden's Request
- 800 Million in Public Building to be Started
- No Reception for Einstein
- Antimerger Counsel Praises Decision
- Want to Bury 1930
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- Scott Cannon Funeral Will be Held Tuesday
- George Bloomfield Dies Suddenly due to Heart Disease
- Seen on Stage & Screen
- Maniac Slays Two Teachers
- Officers Halt Water Taxis to Gambling Ship
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- Fire Destroys State Capitol at Bismarck, N. D.
- Pocatello Child Badly Hurt in Auto Mishap
- Rabbit's Foot Fails to Keep Man out of Jail
- Man Arrested When He Forgets First Name
- Former Town Employe Attaches Fire Truck
- Daughter of Publisher Weds S. F. Attorney
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- Mother Presides at Lunch for Daughter
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- Subdebs
- Bishop and Mrs. Moulton Will Receive
- Flood Danger Slight, Weather Bureau Says
- Student Meet Will Consider Sport Problem
- Church Council Opens World Court Fight
- Presentation of Handel's 'Messiah' Thrills Salt Lake Music Lovers
- Page 9
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- Accused Opposition to Change
- Poultry Show of Utah Association Opens in Salt Lake
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- Income Taxes Paid by Utahns in 1930 Total $3,009,372
- Western States May Have Joint Building at Fair
- Young May Choose Criminal Chief from Staff of Deputies
- Gibbons & Reed Low Bidders on Pavement
- Man Shoots Self in Forehead by Accident
- Burglars Steal Radios, Meats and Groceries
- Auto Fraud Case Will be Tried in Dist. Court
- To Discuss Roads
- Church Edict Bans Expensive New Chaples
- Thawing Crews Are Kept Busy
- Man Gets 30 Days on Drunk Driving Charge
- Parties for Children
- Aged Woman Killed, 4 Others Hurt in Salt Lake Automobile Crashes
- Dog, Boy with Gun Rout Two Burly Bandits
- Prisoner Tries to Slay Self
- 5,000,000-Candle Power Revolving Beacon Will be Installed at Salt Lake Municipal Airport
- L. D. S. High School Will Close in June
- Legion Will Greet National Chief in Salt Lake Tuesday
- Schmertz Bound over on Liquor Law Charge
- Sen. King Raps Move to Forbid Filipinos U. S.
- L. D. Farnsworth is Candidate for West Point
- 3 in Family File Bankrupt Actions
- Governor Dern Invited to Rolph Inaugural
- Man Gets 30 Days on Worthless Check Count
- Motorist Pays $7 Fine for Reckless Driving
- New Bishopric Named for Capitol Hill Ward
- Requiem Mass for Mrs. Maguire Set
- Nevada Asked to Agree with Utah on Business Cars
- County Okehs 1931 Budget of $1,906,711
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- Sport Talk
- Sez Which
- Prep School Hoop Schedule for Week
- Cyprus Flares Early Season Power Rangy Boys Cavort on forward Line
- The Cyprus Roster
- Rowland May Buy Reading Ball Club
- Johnson Winner in 4 Races in A. A. U. Skating Tourney
- Preseason Results Acclaim Redskin Hoopsters Classiest in Years
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- Syrian Champion next Opponent for Ira Dern at Wrestling Arena
- Racing Results
- Merrill Leaves for Collegiate Convention
- Park City Takes Count of Panthers 30 to 15
- Jim Londos to Wrestle Hungarian Champion
- Center Assignment Remains Puzzle on B. Y. U. Hoop Team
- Utah Football Equal to Best in Country, Claims Ute Captain
- Campbell's Racing Car as it Looks Today
- Butts Captures City Individual Bowling Tourney
- Alabama, Washington State Put on Final Touches for Gridfest
- Utes 41, Grizzlies 31
- Cougars 42, Reserve 37
- Beachmen 49, Ags 34
- Alabama Cagers to Try to Annex 24th Game
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- Unknown Players Outshine Stars in Annual East-West Grid Game
- Juniors, Boy Net Players Advance
- O. S. L. Five Defeated
- Milford Drops Game
- Hack Wilson Leads National Loop in Many Bat Records
- Eastern Coaches Favor Retention of Point after Touchdown
- Ski Riders Again Crack State Record in Final Practice Jumps
- Wayman, Chenoweth in Billiard Final
- An Old Timer's
- Clashes Open in Winter Golf Meet
- 'Pa' Stribling Agrees to Miami Sharkey Fracas
- Erskine Grid Cup Again Presented to Notre Damers
- Basketball Plays and Players
- Miners Drop Another
- Local News
- Norman Hopper Former Bike Titlist Captured $4870 Australian Purse
- Ephraim Whips Salina
- Angeles Fans Finally Convinced Not to Bet Against Irish Eleven
- Rose Home from Notre Dame; to Continue School
- Hinckley Quint Plays American Fork Hoopsters
- Great Big Arthurs Shires Arrested for Intoxication
- Foreigners Figure in Boxing Events in Eastern Rings
- High Schools Draw Swimming Schedule
- Luque Signs to Play for Robins in 1931
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- July Wheat at New Low Level
- Sharp Advance Made in Rate on Call Funds
- Woman Escapes as Her Stove Explodes
- Wife Gets Divorce from Editor of News Bureau
- Dairy Produce and Market Prices
- Copper Price Moves Upward
- Wall Street Briefs
- U. S. Exports Exceed Imports
- Livestock Market
- Man's Hearing Restored by Plunge in Airplane
- Salt Lake Curb
- Deaths
- State Statistics
- Births
- Deseret Mortuary
- Funerals
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- Ephraim Sets $34,200 Budget, $7800 Increase
- James Muir Named Cache Commissioner in Court Contest
- Farm Bureau Meet in Utah County Set
- Logan C. of C. to Name Directors
- $3500 Given Relief Society at Provo
- Aged Japanese Dies at Son's Residence
- Post Office in Nevada Town May be Closed
- Louis A. McMullen Dies from Apoplexy
- Receives Tickets
- Hold Christmas Party
- Amateur Wiring under Attack as Fire Hazard
- 82 Cases Wait Trial in Court at Provo
- 5 Recovering from Injuries in Crash
- Couple Are Married in Ely Christmas Eve
- Livestock Association Organized by Nevadans
- Harrison L. Boothe Dies at Home in Brigham
- Officers Elected by North Sanpete Alumni
- Breaks Leg in Fall
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-12-29 | Page 2 | Young Salt Laker, Studying in Paris, Opens First Miniature Golf Course in French Metropolis
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-12-29 |
| 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/s62c05v6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62c05v6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Young Salt Laker, Studying in Paris, Opens First Miniature Golf Course in French Metropolis |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-12-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62c05v6/15703731 |