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- Inside Stuff
- Frince of Wales Has Need of Farm Relief
- Baseball Scores
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- Moving Day
- U. S. Envoy Escapes Explosion of Bomb
- Silver Given Approval as Parley Topic
- Solons Study Many Tax Plans
- Growth of Kidnaping Racket Shown in Compilation of Noted Abductions
- Geologist Dies
- Japan Plans Navy of Treaty Strength
- Salt Lake May be Recovery Center
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- Lindberghs Resume Route-Mapping Hop
- Shoe Fortune Heir Claimed Incompetent
- Quota Figures Draw Protest
- Roosevelt Names Super Cabinet to Manage Recovery
- Seeks Plan to Control U. S. Dollar
- $250,000 Asked for Release of New York Youth
- Noted Guide Drowns When Canoe Upsets
- U. S. Agents Join in Kidnap Hunt
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- Page 5
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- Big Decreases Seen in Utah Fruit Yields
- Boy Jumps off Train, Collides with Truck
- Frigidaire Forces Plan Meeting Here
- Rehearsals Start on 'Student Prince'
- To Address Garing
- Boys, Girls Begin First Aid Studies
- Montana Ex-Convict Held by S. L. Police
- Finishes Course
- Bennett Chosen as Head of Art Jury
- Clashes with Law Again over 3.2 Beer
- Girl Tells Court of Attempted Assault
- Kirkham to Attend Boy Scout Jamboree
- Cooperation Asked by State Official
- Brown Chosen to Head Relief Body
- Tax Administration Personnel Complete
- Sugar Beet Growers Benefit Form Rise
- Knerr Called East on Employment Plans
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- Public Camps Improved by Forest Army
- Party Arranged
- Brewer Offers Explanation of Sale of Utha Export Beer in Salt Lake
- West Livestock Society Leaders Visit Ogden Yard
- Bids Submitted for Postoffice Building
- Divorce Set Aside
- Fraud Charge Denied by Salt Lake Resident
- Department Stores Sales Show Decline
- Installation Fixed by Ogden Elks Lodge
- County Farm Bureau Plans Social July 14
- Six Suffer Hurts in Auto Wreck
- Forest Camp Quotas to be Filled July 15
- Woman Killed in Home Blast
- Leader of Play Lauds Program for Recreation
- 90-Day Term Imposed for Drunk Driving
- Hearing Continued
- Desertion Plea Delayed
- Outing Planned
- Five Juveniles Held on Charges of ft
- County Keeps within Budget
- Beer Complaints Delayed
- Report Made on Milk Test
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- [Illegible] Hearing Arranged for Slayer of 3
- Quits Privy Council
- Scion of Prominent Family Faces Term
- Railway Employes Agree on Reduction
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- Test Sanity of Young Slayer
- Former City Marshal Accused of Extortion
- Honeymoon Spoiled by Gambling Losses
- More than Four Million Persons See Fair to Date
- Moscow Hit by Typhus Epidemic
- Banks Allowed Time to Show Affiliates
- Senator Asks Right to Seek Gold Mart
- Kentucky Warned to Pay Share of Relief
- Song Fails to Stir Judge; Writer Has 50 Days to Practice
- Mattern Lived in Robinson Crusoe Style While Awaiting Rescuers
- Ban Smoking for Month
- Powder Train Runs Wild; Woman Dies
- Suspect Leaps to Death from Court
- Wiley Post Warned to Await Ice Thaw
- Italian Seaplanes Delayed by Gasoline
- Railroads Reemploy 20,200 Meb in June
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- Industry Faces Early Deadline on Filing Codes
- Convict Kidnapers Free Mail Carrier
- Soviet Guards Are Held in Shooting
- Harriman Feared Plot, Doctor Says
- Hitler Says Nazi 'Revolution' Over
- New Law Creates Job-Finding Service
- Dies from Wounds
- Baltimore Officer Stabbed in Fight
- To Make Dam Plans
- Granddaughter of English General Weds Young Earl
- Film Actress Files Second Divorce Suit
- 4 Youths Confess Automobile ft
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- Woolman Says Federal Credit Saves Industry
- Four Arrested in Triple Slayings
- Denies Having Beer
- Business Men to Meet
- Fire Damages Flour Mill
- Recruiting Resumed
- Births Announced
- Recreation Meetings Arranged at Logan
- Fined for Carelessness
- Bands for Festival
- Weber County Cherry Crop of High Quality
- Legion Women Entertain Veterans in Hospital
- Three Stakes Hold Sessions
- As Lindberghs Took off for Arctic Flight
- Chamber Gives Annual Dinner, Hears Visitors
- Trial of Cashier Set for July 21
- Biochemist Gives First Talk of Lecture Series
- Sunday School Reorganizes
- Arraignments Set
- Installation Set
- Film Strike Continues
- City Denies Taxi Permit
- Industrial Club Plans to Increase Membership
- Idaho Submits Allocation of Federal Funds
- Stable Space Will be Altered for Machin
- Scouts Go to Camp
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- Government Hunter Bags Lioness, Cubs
- Hope Held for Utah Dry Law Vote in Fall
- Arrives
- [Illegible] to Leave for Est Thursday
- Air Vent Ordered for Water Tunnel
- Registration for Telegram's Swim Classes Closed
- Legion Granted Right to Use Fireworks
- Dog Poisoning Plot is Believed Frustrated
- National Ram Sale Set at Stockyards
- Delegation Leaves for Women's Meet
- Fire Escapes 'Superfluous,' City Informed
- Salt Lakers Face 90-Degree Siege of Hot Wear
- Change Sought in Produce Law
- War Secretary Dern Accepts Invitations
- U. S. & T. Agrees to Track Work
- 'Super Cabinet' Approves Utah Road Program
- Youthful Publisher Performs All Job
- Dog Impounded for Rabies Observation
- Bosy Describe Sail Boat Ride
- School Board May Ask Loan for Buildings
- Labor Man Named on Relief Group
- Today's Birthdays
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- Backseat Driving
- Freddie Miller Risks Laurels
- Jeby Continues as Fight King
- Sonnenberg Grapples 245-Pound Opponent
- Fight Results
- Central Leaguers End First Half
- Pacific Coast League
- Becomes Far
- American Association
- Gorilla Jones Will Fight Wes Ketchell
- Golf Tips
- Lowly Missions Cling to Coast Lead at Hitting
- Lobbing
- Fear Anzac Netters
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- Six Yanks in Canadian Meet
- Bugling from Broadway
- Young Tommy to Box Mexican Foe
- Tooele Rifle Body Granted a Charter
- Indians Hops Earl's Triple Ended Slump
- Scorers to Meet
- Wolgast Fights
- Mel Dranga Opens Play in Northwest
- Handball Tourney Opens at Libery
- Draper Wins over Dividend Tosses
- Logan Collegians Defeat Tremonton in Norrn Loop
- Juniors to Open Play for Pardoe Honors Thursday
- Wasatch Lood Leaders [Illegible]
- Plucky Play Puts Trainer on Carpet by Form Reversal
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- Yanks Advance
- Dykes Wins at Golf after 20 Inning Battle
- Wrestling Results
- Home Run Standings
- Sharkey Object to 15-Round Battles
- Standings
- Sid Harmon Takes Pro Tourney Prize
- Wagner Joins Cardinals
- Pirates Regain Third Position
- Jordan Ties Kaysee Team
- Baer Will Wind up Tour in Salt Lake Exhibition
- Do You Remember?
- Arizona Dusky Battes Maxie
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- Tow Sourn States Offer Tip on Repeal
- Rotarians Install Officials for Year
- Local Recovery Board Recommended by King
- Radio Thief Suspect Arrested by Police
- S. L. Firm Bids Low on Bridge Project
- Commission Okehs Marker
- Victim of Shooting Leaves Hospital
- Disorderly Conduct Charge Dismissed
- Traffic Light Sough at Park Intersection
- Clarkdale to Have Mill
- Wool Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Commodity Index
- 'Traveling' School Holds Class in S. L.
- Protest Referred to Police Bureau
- Sugar Market
- First Chest Budget Meeting Announced
- City Expenditures Lower in 6 Months
- Livestock Market
- Dollar Shorting Brings Reaction
- Far Western Retail Trade is Same as in 1932
- Copper Magnates See Better Price
- Foreign Market at a Glance
- 'Pussyfoot' Beas it Back Home before 'Tidal Wave of Suds'; Says It's 'No Use'
- Mining, Financial, Commercial News
- Wild Grain Mart Strikes New Highs
- Produce Market
- New York Curb
- Bonds Register Few Small Gains
- Metals and Money
- Report Made to Bank Commissioner of State of [Illegible] of Condition of Utah Savings & Trust Compan
- Cotton Market
- Report Made to Bank Commissioner of State of Utah of Condition of Tracy Loan & Trust Company
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- 1933 High Hit by Park Utah
- S. L. Quotations
- Local Curb
- New Bond Market Transactions
- Stocks in Spotlight
- Dried Fruit and Hops
- Bond Averages
- New York Stock Market Quotations
- Markets at a Glance
- Rubber Market
- Stock Averages
- Investment Trusts
- Boston Stock List
- Alcohol Issues Aid Mart List
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- U. S. Continues to Investigate Income Taxes
- U. S. Tourists May be Freed on Bail
- Macedonian Leader Offers Peace Terms
- Says Movie Colony behind in Divorces
- Dr Merrill Says Nation Will be Dry
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- Nevada Governor Gets Beer Plant
- Few Horses Found
- Shriners Hold Gala Parade
- Jim Ferguson Says Texas Will Repeal
- Oklahoma Votes on Legalization of Beer
- Negro Slayer Escapes Mob
- Three Shot in Domestic Fight
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- Recovery is Not Rapid Enough to Save U. S. Funds
- Amusements
- Film, Vaudeville Scoring at R-K-O
- International Lions Convention Opens
- Gran Chaco Scene of Heavy Fighting
- Connecticut Ratifies Repeal at Convention
- Gable-Harlow Film at Capitol
- Local Attractions
- Forty Persons Missing
Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-07-11 | Page 16 | 'Pussyfoot' Beas it Back Home before 'Tidal Wave of Suds'; Says It's 'No Use'
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1933-07-11 |
| 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/s6wh3z3t |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wh3z3t |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 'Pussyfoot' Beas it Back Home before 'Tidal Wave of Suds'; Says It's 'No Use' |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1933-07-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 16 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wh3z3t/16242911 |