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- Inside Stuff
- Baseball Scores
- Glider Sets Record
- 'Air Raids' Alarm Berlin
- Will Approve Truck
- Renew Mattern Hunt
- President to Visit Nova Scotia on Northward Cruise to Campo Bello
- Recovery Act Gets Results
- Utah's Road Boyd Ready for Action
- Senator Borah Goes for Health Checkup
- King Asks Move to Stop Price Boosting
- Long Term Given Possessor of Beer
- Mystery Cable Indicates Brith of Son to Aimee
- U. S. Action Raises Hope for Parley
- C. C. C. June Payroll Totals $6,000,000
- State Investigating Sanitarium Death
- Thirsty Throngs from Norrn Utah Flock to 'Oases' over Idaho Boundary
- Woman Adrift 33 Hours as Plane Falls in Lake; 3 Die
- Restored Relations with Russia Sought
- Survivor Tells Tragic Story of Battle for Life
- Wear
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- 1,500,000 Men Go Back to Work in 75 Days
- Contracts Let for Tunnel Explosives
- Note Demands $500 for Missing Woman
- Gas Victims Able to Leave Hospital
- To Address Engineers
- Benefit is Planned for Noted Actress
- Sues O. S. L. Railroad
- Gangster's Widow Refers Police to Lawyer When Asked About Killing
- County Seeks Right of Way
- Scouts Select Site of Summer Camp in Uintas
- Four Hurt When Train Hits Auto
- Peace Officers Hold Fish Lake Outing
- Rockefeller Honored
- Local News
- Forest Workers Extinguish Fire
- Former Follies Girl Gets Settlement
- Man Kills Neighbor, Burns Self in Home
- French Chamber Adopts Wheat Subsidy Plan
- Noted Aviatrices to Compete with Men
- Delaware Destined to Endorse Repeal
- Envoys Arrive to Discuss Rail Sale
- Rejected Suitor of Heiress Posts Ball
- Passey Pleads Not Guilty to Forgery
- France, Spain Sign Auto Trade Pact
- Local News
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- U. S. Seeks Expansion of Domestic Markets
- Chinese Communists Slain
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- Riding like Duce
- Forestry Man Gets New Post
- Children Hear Many Stories at Annual Festival
- Old Folks Enjoy Canyon Outing
- Man Slightly Hurt in 300-Foot Plunge
- Kiwanis Members Leave for Coast Convention
- Colonial Loan & Building Stock Increase Voted
- Stake Conference Will Open Sessions Saturday
- Chinese Executed
- Envoy to Belgium Back
- Utah Students Train at Fort
- War Vets Enroll in Forest Corps
- Chinese General of Rebel Forces Recruiting Army
- Kidnaping Suspect Married Recently
- Canadian Farmers Fight Grasshoppers
- Landlord Cancels $200,000 in Rents
- Forestry Recruits Are Dubbed Loafers
- 5-Day Week Plans Suspended by Navy
- Marines Ordered to Enlist 300 Recruits
- Strangled as "Spy"
- Groundhog Lodge to Make Secret Climb up Peek
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- Rum Runners Ignore Prohibition Agents Guarding Alcohol Cache
- Merrymakers Eat Two Million Snails at Rome Festival
- Gerogia Governor Still 'Holds Fort'
- Slayer of Divorce Condemned to Death
- Jewish Newspaper Appears
- Scientists Report Neanderthal Man Used Eir Hand
- Flood Stage Passes
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- Board Has Big Job
- Daily Washington
- Crime and Punishment
- Just Folks
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- Walter Winchell on Broadway
- In New York
- People's Corner
- Local News
- Economic Conference Just like Convention
- Electric Current Used to Untangle Salt and Paint in Greek Art
- 'Amateur' Finds Ball Court Used by Ancient Race
- Training Found Very Effective for Subnormals
- Not So Long Ago
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- Society and Women's Clubs
- Man Charged with Tipsy Driving
- Young People to Meet
- Conserve Water Plea
- Matron Form Texas Honored
- Late June Home Nuptials
- Charming June Wedding
- My Beauty Hint
- Press Outing Set
- Scandinavians Celebrate
- Going to Orient
- Earley Voices Hope for New Trade Ideals
- Interest Attends Show
- Flashes
- Water Storage Board to Consider Projects
- Newsboys Await Day of Events at Lagoon
- Trial of Attorney Set for Thursday
- Guard's in Longest
- Reports Purse Stolen
- Leaves for Duties
- How Utah Legislators Stand on Resubmission
- United Silver Acton Urged
- Epidemic of Bicycle Stealing Reported
- Morris Urges U. S. Recognize Russ Regime
- Murdock Seeks Aid on State Projects
- Council to Meet
- Park Concert
- Chest to Pick New Officers
- Lions Club Holds Installation of Officers at Meet
- Tram Company to Speed Street Work
- President Departs for Ex-Cel-Cis Meet
- Merchants Adopt Code of Procedure
- Forestry Camp Moved 200 Miles
- Postal Meeting Date Announced
- Promotions Announced
- Couple Wed
- Boy Scout Summer Camp Proves Popular This Year
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- Around Town
- Help Asked in Quest for S. L. Arson Suspect
- Hay and Gain Cause Spectacular Blaze
- Driver Faces Charges for Death of Woman
- Heat Will Continue in City on Sunday
- Birthdays
- Low Grade Gasoline Price Praises 1 Cent
- Fire Consumes Valuable Costumes
- Telegram Offers $100 Reward for Fiend's Convention
- Rare Fever Cause of Tourist's Death
- Student Loses $77
- Accused Slayer Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
- Movement of C. C. C. Members Adds Thousands to Rail Passenger Income
- Pleads Guilty to 2nd Degree Murder Count
- Far Offers to Help Trace Fugitive Son
- 51 New Utah Laws Effective Monday
- Shields Withholds Staff Assistants
- Monument Caravan to Complete Trip Sunday
- Literary Tastes of Public 'Heavy' for Hot Wear
- Industrial Act Will Not Upset Joh Relations
- Business Groups Told to Organize Forces
- 51 War Vets Enroll in Forest Army
- Man Sent to Prison for ft to Auto
- Mor Charges Son with Striking Her
- Suspect Held Here Pending Indictments
- Man Nabbed as He Tries to Bail Friend
- Two Men Sentenced in Petty ft Case
- Granger Man Found Not Guilty of ft
- Convicted Burglar Sentenced to Prison
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- Backseat Driving
- Golf Pitch Fascinating
- Could Also Gain Wider Recognition of U. S. Marks
- Vary Little Real Difference in Distances
- Home Run Standing
- Short Game Always Intriguing
- Sunday's Calendar
- Fort out to Clinch First
- Pacific Coast League
- Catholic Nines Battle Sunday
- Junior Baseball Schedule Drafted
- Vines Will Turn Pro, Paper Says
- Ross Becomes World's Lightweight Champion
- Giuano Should Foresake Ring for or Vocation
- Arena Results
- It's Tough for Golf Scriveners at Big Tourney
- Big Six
- State League Nines Attempt to Break Four-Way
- Underclassmen to Row for Havard
- Gold Stars Annex Net Loop
- Boats Compete at Balck Rock Sunday
- Major League Leaders
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- Mesdames Evans, Shriver Win
- Courts No More Will be Place for Sun Baths
- Last Division Clubs Triumph
- Phils Swart Dean as Cards Go Under
- Dodger Rampage in Eight Brings Win
- Yanks Climb in Junior Baseball
- Washington Rolls into Undisputed First Place
- Standings
- Lovinger Tops Two Leagues
- Moore Blasts Way into Lead
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- Big Swordfish Landed after 20-Hour Fight
- Senators Take Hitting Honors
- Leaders Meet in a Division
- Michael Scott Wins Tourney
- Sigafoos Hangs up Fine Hitting Mark
- Sharkey Called Away from Camp
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- Sheriff Orders Probe of Death
- Jim Porter Wins Boys' Honors in Intercourt Meet
- Gas Tax Collections Leg behind in First Period
- Coast Clubs Have Luck Snapping up Released Players
- L. D. S. Ward to Sponsor Free Fete on July Fourth
- Farm Bureau League
- Minersville Plays Beavers for Lead
- London Tennis Finals Canceled
- Goodman in Form
- Wins Trap Title
- Fight Results
- Idaho Securities Sale Postponed
- Improved Dairy Herds Reported
- Men Selected for Work in Conservation Camps
- District Plans to Rebuild School Destroyed by Fire
- Auditor Begins Examining County Officials Books
- Town Completes Plan for July 4 Celebration
- Luncheon Held
- Sheep Flocks Move North
- Oneida Irrigation Funds Approved
- Auto Injuries Prove Fatal
- Commission Delays Budget Conference
- Former S. L. Hotel Man Dies in Butte
- Montpelier Council Levies Fees on Beer Dealers
- Swim Week Planned by Burley Red Gross
- Quarterly Conference Opens Saturday Night
- National Guardsman Gets Appointment to West Point
- Summer Enrollment at University Large
- New Granges Organized in American Falls Area
- Cement Demand Increase; Inkom Plant of Full Time
- Pair Sentenced after Admitting ft Charge
- 4-H Club Organized
- Local News
- 'Handout' Kings' Prolific Reports Costly to Public
- Veteran Laws Topic at Met
- Maple Canyon Day Observed
- Youth Shoots Self following Quarrel
- Mary Pickford Left Million by Mor
- Buck Brors' Fate Rests with Jurors
- Killed by Falling Pail
- Will Return to Europe
- Family Holds Reunion
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- Local News
- Local News
- Rescue Forces at Capital Withhold Recovery ory
- Huge Alcohol Tank Fired by Lightning
- Veteran Editor Dies
- Junior Chamber Elects
- Foreign Markets at a Glance
- Commodity Index
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- Buyers Favor Gold Ventures
- Markets at a Glance
- Price Movements of Bonds Upward
- Speculative Pits Boom Higher Prices
- S. L. Quotations
- Local Curb
- Stocks in Spotlight
- Wool Market
- New Bond Market Transactions
- Produce Market
- Metals and Money
- Ore Shipments
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Bona Averages
- Specialty Shares Advance on Curb
- New York Curb
- New York Stock Market Quotations
- Livestock Market
- Investment Trusts
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Stock Market Moves Slowly
- Copper Steady at Unchanged Price
- Silver King Mine Increase Tannage
- Cotton Market
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- Recovery Acts of Roosevlet Hit by G. O. P
- United Gas to Get Scrutiny
- Hardwood Industry Shows Improvement
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- One Army Goes out, Anor Marches in in Economy Moves
- 4 Fire Deaths Held Foul Play
- C. C. C. Will Attack Prairie Dog 'Town'
- Italians to Start on Flight Sunday
- Writer's Son Finds Cartoons Not Funny
- Brain of Average Child of Six is Size of Adult's
- D. A. V. Rules out Bonus Cash Plea
- Macon Arrives at Lakehurst Hangar
- Australian Fliers Land in Singapore
- Barrel Builders Bungle Basis on Bunghole Boring
- Powerful Cagney Drama Heads Big Victory Program
- Wit, Romance and Drama, Star Menu
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- Local Attractions
- Preview Given at Capitol Tonight
- R-K-O's Promise Well Fulfilled in 'Melody Cruise'
- 'Lawyer Man' New Tower Attraction
- 40,000 Families Are off Relief Rolls
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- New U. S. Employes Dodge Salary Cuts
- Woman Wounded by Man after Pursuit
- Son of Millionaire Commits Suicide
- Local News
Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-06-24 | Page 3 | Kiwanis Members Leave for Coast Convention
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1933-06-24 |
| 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/s60p273d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60p273d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Kiwanis Members Leave for Coast Convention |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1933-06-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Kiwanis Members 1 Leave For CO Coast sl Convention PROVO PROVO PROVO-Pr PROVO President O. O M. M Slack Secretary Clyde Clark and John Van Cott Colt of the Provo Kiwanis club left Friday afternoon for Los Angeles Cal to attend the International KIwanis KI Kl- wanis convention at Rt the Biltmore hoel hotel ho ho- tel leI el June 25 to 2 29 inclusive These members will be Joined by Jacob Coleman J. J W. W Christensen and Walter Hedquist who left several days ago H. H A. A DIxon superintendent dent of ot the Provo Prove city schools who has been attending the University of Southern California at Los Angeles for tor or the past week also will represent the local club at nt the convention Mr Clark who Is also secretary of ot the he Utah Idaho district will represent he the district |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60p273d/16215417 |