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- Page 1
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- Senators Order Complete Wall Street Inquiry
- Flashes
- Illness Detains British Official
- Alfonso Goes to Rome
- Baseball Scores
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- Prosecution Winds up Case Against Four in Honolulu Murder Trial
- Retrenchment Bill to Get Prefernce
- Revolution Leader Reported Very III
- Barber Strike Ordered
- The Silver Lining
- Farm Aid is Held Key to Prosperity
- U. S. Charged with 'Double Cross' on Home Wine Making
- Economy Fails to Hit Senate Luxury
- 6 Meet Death in Tornadoes
- Autogiro to Africa
- Major Parties Will Name Total of 389 Convention Delegates This Week
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- High Court Speeds up Capone Action
- New Autogiro Mark Believed Recorded
- Nazis Gain Diet Seats in 4 Units
- Tariff on Copper Voted
- Contact Men Again Launch Mystery Trip
- U. S. Tourists Spend Millions in Canada
- Volcano Again Active
- Page 2
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- Manchuria Holds 50 in Bomb Plan
- Bank Examiner and Wife Hurt in Car
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Advertising is Held Essential in Stress Era
- Smithsonian Exploration Reports Tell of 25 Feats in Science Discoveries
- Girl Fire Victim is Claimed Recovering
- Dunn Arraigned on Embezzling Charge
- Board Invited to Cadet Inspections
- Bus Driver Given 30-Day Jail Term
- Tax Exemption for Silverware Sought
- Homesteaders Given Drouth Concession
- S. L. Liquor Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
- Early Completion of Street Urged
- Girl Scout Leaders to Study Map Work
- Kreuger's Friend Tells of Present
- Rancher Charged with Slaying Six
- Probers Defer Death Inquest
- Chinese Guerillas Take Manchu Town
- Veteran Hissed as He Opposes Bonus
- Ogden Woman Dies in Hawaii Accident
- Prohi Steered over Cliff, but Escapes
- 4 Plead Guilty to U. S. Liquor Counts
- Rediscounting Bill Passed by Senate
- Mother Accuses Son of Slayings
- New Program at Paramount
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- Amuse Ments
- J. S. Cohen Named Georgia Senator
- Page 3
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- Women Voters Open Meeting
- Many to Graduate at Beaver School
- Youths Fined for Seed Destruction
- Tooele High Names Student Officers
- Glider Accidents Claim 2 Victims
- Fool-Proof Plane Passes Rigid Test
- O. E. S. Heads Visit Mt. Pleasant Unit
- Artists Swap Pictures for Food, Clothes, Rent and 'What Have You'
- Seabury Opens New Probe in New York
- Scarface' Producer Plans Legal Action
- U. S. Ambassador Receives Degree
- China Holds Rites for U. S. Aviator
- Hearings Reopened in Livestock Rates
- Pickocket Rescued from Church Mob
- Six Suffocated in Huge Earth Slide
- Public Meetings Placed under Ban
- Methodist Board Approves Orders
- Secretary Denies Archbishop is III
- Lady Mosley is Mother
- Earthquakes Strike Lower California
- Unbidden Guest is Held in Shootings
- Lost in Storm, Teacher Wanders into Lonely Cabin and Dies; Body is Found
- 1000 Nationalists Arrested in India
- Wild Throw Kills Boy at Ball Game
- Page 4
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- Ethics on 'Change
- Local News
- Checkmates for Fools
- Local News
- The Wheat Situation
- Local News
- The First Flier
- Local News
- Just Folks
- Not So Long Ago
- Freaks and Oddities - in Science News -
- Walter Winchell - on Broadway -
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- A Wahington Daybook
- American Stenos Long on Dates but Are Very Short on Spelling
- Local News
- So They Say
- Brain Children of the Future
- "Don't Quote Me-"
- Fake Remedies Target of New York Senator
- Did Your Know--?
- Page 5
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- Juries Shown Losing Status
- Accident Victims Reported Improved
- Sues for Estate Taxes
- Fraternities to Merge
- Young Enters Race for Dist. Attorney
- Rotarians to Hear Real Estate Talk
- Presbyterian Men's Club to Hold Meet
- Gas Thieves Routed by Special Officer
- University Women's Aid Will Visit S. L.
- Magna Will Have Community Farm
- Bank Clubs Elect Official Leaders
- Dillman is Chosen Keynoter by G. O. P.
- Book of Mormon Pageant Slated
- Engineer to Talk at Chamber Meet
- Local News
- Society and Clubs
- Local News
- Visitor, Soloist
- Hundreds Attend Last Rites for W, S. Romney
- South High Girls Plan First Dance
- G. O. P. Bar Names Balloting Places
- Instructions Given on Rodent Poisoning
- Lower Main Street Will be Improved
- Kidnap Suspect is Arrested in Africa
- Local News
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- Your Baby and Mine
- Golf Balls Stolen
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Around the Town Salt Lake Sidelinghts
- Happy Birthday!
- [Illegible] is Fatal to Tooele Woman
- King-Colton School Lands Bill Now Awaits Action by President Hoover
- Memorial Work Progresses
- Returns after Escape to Face Burglary Charge
- Wife of Convict Faces Drunk Count
- City Seeks to Cut Mileage 'Padding' by S. L. Employes
- Burglars Find Slot Machines; Deputies Can't
- Chamber Urges Copper Impost
- Sports Jamboree to be Staged for Benefit of Salt Lake's Unemployed
- Michigan Wants Suspect
- King Would Change Recapture Clause
- Youth Admits Killing Grocer
- It's Blossom Time in Utah!
- U. S. Commissioner Attacked by Beggar
- 27 U. Students Given Reserve Commissions
- Students Nominate
- North Temple Paving Remote for This Year
- Truck Driver Fined on Speeding Charge
- Freight Chief Says Crops Appear Good
- Gay Impostor Who Bilked S. L. Society Folk as Famed Artist is at it Agin
- County Fund Sought
- Domestic Shooting Victim Recovering
- Court Binds over Accused Burglar
- 6 Motorists Face Traffic Charges
- Hundreds of Masons Expected at Reunion
- Youth Injured When Auto, Cycle Crash
- Plans for Making Police Force 'Gun Conscious' Studied
- I. C. C. Hearing on Rates Asked for Salt Lake
- Page 8
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- Backseat Driving
- Brooklyn to Open New Chain System
- Did You Know That-
- Local News
- India Will Defend World Hockey Cup
- Debruyn Doesn't Mind Traveling
- State League Ready for Opening
- Olympic Hopes
- Viking Club Noses out Callies to Keep Lead
- Senator Recruit Wins from Athletics Again
- Chick Reilley is Winner in Weekly Trapshoot Combat
- Ho Hum! Helene Breaks One More Swimming Record
- Hurler Goes to L. A.
- Track Proves King of Springtime Athletics at Local High Schools
- Drake's Coach
- Braves Snare Sixth in Row
- Tiger Grid Team Drills for Ming
- Ogden Municipal Links Record is Set by Ceerts
- Redskin Netmer to Meet Strong Team of Alum
- Clssell Goes to Clevelan in Big [Illegible]
- Page 9
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- Nibley and Fort Douglas Teams Triumph
- Junior High Track Laurels at Stake
- Good Golf
- Commission May Lift Ban on Bat
- Commercial Sales Bowlers Triumph
- Ford Leads Ogden Marksmen at Traps
- Gallant Sir New Threatin Derby
- From Tee to Cup
- Senators Slip in Coast Race
- Ogden Beats Prove, 7-5, in Exhibition
- Weymouth First in S. L. Rigfle Shoot
- Catholic Ball League Opens
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- Redlegs Tough; Scribe Apologizes for Boner
- Cougar Frosh Presage Trouble for Utah's Conference Champion Squad
- Western League
- Magan Golfers Win Provo Team Match
- Levinsky Profits during Depression
- Local News
- Baer Favored to Beat Pole Boxer
- Sportsmen to Name Site for Outing
- Pirate Hurler in Critical Condition
- Title Fight Prices Lowest since 1892
- Sandlot Teams Appear; Moose Trim Green Cab
- Walker-Levinsky Bout Tops Week Bout Tops Week of Vital Fights
- Dern Will Try to Even Score on Abe Kaplan
- Ute Pistol Team Beats Oklahoma
- Page 10
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- Security Prices in New York Markets
- Produce Market
- Stocks in the Spotlight
- Mine Assessments
- New York Stocks
- Stock Averages
- New York Bonds
- Wool
- What the Stock Market Did
- Sugar
- Bond Averages
- Bond Market is Irregular
- Metals and Money
- Boston Stock List
- Cotton Market
- Local News
- Rubber
- New York Curb
- Curb Utilities Go up Slightly
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Page 11
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- Meager Trade Mart Feature
- S. L. Quotations
- Local News
- Local Curb
- Dust Storms Send Wheat Prices Up
- Markets at a Glance
- The Day in Dollardom
- Livestock Market
- Business Week Sees Decline Halt
- King Sees Need of Assessment Reform
- Local News
- Local News
- Finch Promted to Railroad Manager
- C. of C. Urges Teeth for Auction Laws
- Investment Trusts
- Fruits, Vegetables
- Pool Secrets Aired in Senate
- Boston Institution Closes Its Doors
- Farm Board Bans Sale of Wheat
- Dividends Declared
- Earnings
- Japanese Unload Silk at Big Loss
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- General Motors Nets 17c Quarter
- Markets at a Glance
- Power Cost is Low in March
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-25 | Page 9 | Commission May Lift Ban on Bat
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1932-04-25 |
| 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/s6bp19pk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bp19pk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Commission May Lift Ban on Bat |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1932-04-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bp19pk/15837439 |