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- Flashes
- Slayer is Granted Extension Reprieve
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- Cancer Research Workers Announce Successful Revival of Selenium Use
- Woman in Hotel Falls to Death
- Okehs Narcotic Rule
- Passage of Bonus, Then Veto Looms
- Two Angles in Lindy Mystery Fail to Fit
- Glass Assails Bill Opponents
- Diva Swamped with Proposals by Mail
- Maine Democrats Indorse Roosevelt
- Leaves Funds for Army Food Study
- Actress Sued for $100,000 by Wife
- Woman Celebrate 104th Anniversary
- The Silver Lining
- Pardon Looms for Man Who Admitted Crime He Did Not Do to Aid Friend
- Increase in Postage is Given Okeh
- U. S. Tax Payments Reported under Par
- Spanish President Hopes to Visit U. S.
- Date Set for Rail Petition
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- Son Slays Family, Sets Fire to Home
- Loans to Railroads Assailed
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- N. Y. Governor Gets Total of 111 Delegates
- Speed Trained Horned Toads Groomed for International Toad Derby Friday
- 'Kidnaping' of Girl Provides Sensation
- New Excise Tax Asked to Include All Coals
- Local News
- Local News
- Women Barred from Jury in Honor Slaying
- Larson to Address Advertising Club
- Local News
- Carefully Guarded Mirror Keeps Bad Luck Away-from Gold Fish
- Ranges and Fields Show Improvement
- Famous Novelist Delights Audience at Local Lecture
- Chest Committee to Make Nominations
- Engineer Advocates Coal Treating Plant
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- Greek Wheat Buying Plan at Standstill
- Jordan Schools Given Tax Application Okeh
- Convicted of Murder
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- Page 4
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- A Needed Change
- Local News
- Fascism's Failings
- Local News
- Worst is Ahead
- Walter Winchell on Broadway
- Freaks and Oddities in Science News
- Just Folks
- Not So Long Ago
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- "Don't Quote Me-"
- Taxpayers Paying Huge Sums for Children's Dental Defects
- Did You Know--?
- College Courses Built for Present Dry Needs
- Tommy's Iron Ration Gone; Has New Meal
- So They Say!
- Centenarian on Visit Frank in Her Opinions
- To Fly over Atlantic in Five or Six Hours
- A Washington Daybook
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- Dike Project Wins Sanction
- Will Address Club
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- Improved Air Service for Salt Lake Planned
- Young to Address Engineering Class
- Dern Will Address Democratic Groups
- Local News
- With Utah Delegation in Congress
- Importance of Home Influence Stressed
- Presbyterial Will Hold Annual Meet
- Local News
- Depositors Vote for Bank Opening
- Former S. L. Mining Engineer Succumbs
- Flower Show Will be Held May 14-15
- Animal Refuge to be Built at Zoo
- Registration Begun
- Ford Dealers and Salesmen Confer
- British Lecturer Discusses Leisure
- Public Expenses Almost Doubled
- 3 Suspects Deny Burglary Charge
- Only 3 out of 12 Pass Exam for Bar
- Authorities to Speak at Cattle Convention
- Hoist Accident Victim Succumbs to Injuries
- Rate Hearing Postponed
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- Page 8
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- Culbertson and Contract
- E. M. Cox. Utah Pioneer, Dead
- Suspect Denies Second Transportation Charge
- Legion Officials at Gunnison Meet
- Questions Answered
- Dies in Plane Crash
- Railroad Accident Victim Identified
- Applications for Grain,Flour Taken
- Society and Clubs
- Mills Student
- Wheat Allotted to Cache County
- Admiral in Hospital
- Humble Clothespin Goes High Hat to Adorn Milady's New Spring Costume
- Candidate for Sheriff
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- Around the Town
- Happy Birthday!
- Board of Education to Consider Proposed Pay Cuts of Teachers
- Utilities Commission Cuts down Force
- Legion Outlines Plan to Make Job Canvass
- City Authorizes Code Publication
- Income Tax Law Brings Utah $305,000
- Traditions of Old Erin Hold Sway in U Celebration
- U. S. Official Will Inspect Hospital
- Man Held in County Jail Wanted in N. Y.
- Four Eggs Will Pay Admittance to Final Telegram Charity Swim
- Plans of New S. L. Reservoir Being Studied
- County Will Ask $1750 of Bingham
- Four Asked to Aid in School Survey
- Oscar Jensen Confirmed as Treasury Aid
- Reckless Drivers Pay $20, $10 Fines
- Manager Resigns at Country Club
- Plans to Modernize Police Department Outlined by Payne
- Scouts to Receive Annual Inspection
- Patriot Corps to Get Medals
- Dern Gains Favor for Vice President, is Claim
- Loofbourow Favors Bus, Truck Control
- Four Hundred Utha Educators due to Attend Administrators' Meeting
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- Backseat Driving
- Sandy Organizes Baseball League
- "Bat" Advise to Rest
- Old Team Just Ain't What it Used to be, Sighs Jones
- Heckler Takes Coast Boxing Crown
- Ute Marksmen Do Fine Shooting with Pistols
- Natives Vie with Whites in Alaska Dog Race Classic
- Phar Lap Entered in $25,000 Event at Tanforan Track
- Doc Spears Leaves to Accept Wisconsin Post
- Gophers under Spears Spilled Badgers in '28
- Poplar Grove Ward Alumni Team Beat Regulars in Extra
- Sugarhouse Nine Drills Thursday
- Rangers Halt Hockey Regin of Canadiens
- Country Club to Open Tournament Season Saturday
- Four Handball Team Survive Tourney Tilts
- Sorority Relays at Indian Camp Set for April 8
- Bat May Not Box Tony until June
- Denver Cagers to Oppose Pasadena
- Junior Tracksters Triumph
- Local News
- Race Results
- Longson Will Meet Masked Tussler Here
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- Great Field Primed for City Creek Run
- Forkers to Have New Track Filed
- Salina Meets Gunnison
- Did You Know That-
- 13 Teams Seek Amateur League Berths for 1932
- 14 Redskin Net Matches Booked for Wednesday
- New Threat
- Rookies Show No Signs of Taking Combs' Place
- Strikes and Spares
- Vines is Beaten by Texas Phenom
- More Scratch Teams
- Umpires, Scorers Take Examination for Sandlot Work
- Team No. 3 Grabs Copper Pin Crown
- Fights Last Night
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- Professional Golf Election Scheduled
- Eagles Vs. Unknowns
- Store Fetes Wolfe's Cagers
- Rare Records Set at A. B. C. Bowling Meet
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- Mining Shares Are Irregular
- S. L. Quotations
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- Federal Issues Aid Bond Mart
- Shorts Cause of Firm Curb
- Produce Market
- Investment Trusts
- Mine Assessments
- German Boerse Votes to Reopen April 12
- Crop Reports Give Wheat Firmness
- Metals and Money
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- New York Curb
- Stock Sale Tax Stirs Trade Bodies
- Local Curb
- Cotton Market
- Fruit and Hops
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- Chamber Gets French Budget for Approval
- Science Now Turns Cottonseed Oil to High Test Gasoline
- China, Nippon Are Still Far from Accord
- Princess Filed Island Claims
- Academy Carnival Program Prepared
- Bigham Attorney Heads Tax Group
- Students Will Voice Protest
- 2 Die, Many Hurt in Jugoslavia Fire
Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-03-30 | Page 10 | Old Team Just Ain't What it Used to be, Sighs Jones
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1932-03-30 |
| 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/s6jd64ph |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jd64ph |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Old Team Just Ain't What it Used to be, Sighs Jones |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1932-03-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jd64ph/15831625 |