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- New Riots Break out in Toledo
- Stock Control Measure Becomes Battle Center
- Women Not Yet Ready for Business Equality
- Mexican Official Dead
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- Baseball Scores
- Inside Stuff
- Municipal Bankruptcy Measure is Approved
- Welling Fund Report Nears
- Hoge Takes over Job of Treasurer
- Woman Mine Operator to Seek Governorship
- School Budget Gains over 1933
- Hickman Trial Opens July 9
- Pauper Grave Clue to Mystery Death
- Substitute for Indians' Communal Bill Appears
- Boy's Convicted Slayer Kills Himself in Cell
- Nevada Relief Chief Pleads for Funds
- Death Hearing Postponed
- Bartenders, Let Your Conscience be Your Guide When it Comes to Size of Steins
- Reno Given Opportunity to Award Jelke Divorce
- Deposit Insurance Action to be Forced
- Metal Prices
- Houses Will Confer on Industria Loans
- Cousin of Roosevelt Reveals Pay, Profits
- Dillinger is Reported Seen in Indianapolis
- Masked Men Threaten Idaho Water Negotiator
- Housing Shortage Shown by Survey
- Japan Offers to Talk Peace
- Silver Profits Tax to Stand
- Bandit Aid's Far Plans Barrow Trap
- Former Ambassador to Belgium Succumbs
- Page 2
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- Child to Rule on Berry Day
- Stricken Explorer Battling for Life
- St. Paul Bidders Low
- Junior High Schools to Stage Music Fete
- Queen and Maids at Berry Festival
- Hopkins Backs Relief Taxes
- Program Chief
- No T-Bone?
- Steps to Curb Sickness Taken
- Expert Flouts Famine Danger
- Labor Program is Being Pushed
- White House Asked to Find Utah Resident
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- Women's Federation Plans State Session
- Quezon Enters Hospital
- Change Urged in Silver Bill
- Utilities Book Values Viewed
- News from Foreign Fields
- Keeps Grip
- Paraguayans Lose Gran Chaco Battle
- Mussolini Voices Boast of Italy Being Prepared
- American Apples Rot in Harbor at Le Havre
- Transatlantic Fliers Forced down in Wales
- Former King Expected to Seek Annulment
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- Changes Mind
- Better Sheep Status Seen
- France Plans Europe's Strongest Air Squadron
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- Damage Suits Are Settled
- Returned S. L. Suspect is Held in Forgery
- Salt Lake Visitors
- At Temple Square
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Deaths
- Auto Crash Kills Flier
- Martin Insull Trial Date Set for July 16
- Three Injured in Auto Crash
- Former Opera Star to Sing at Festival
- Vandals Rob Church Tabernacle of Ciborium
- Consul Threatened
- Damage Claim Field by Poultry Official
- Catholics Plan Outing
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Monument Unveiled at Layton to Mark Stage Coach Station
- Wood Cross C C C Men Are Entertained
- Lightning Strikes, Kills Utah Farmer
- M. I. A. to Present Program at Sandy
- Honor Night Held by Oquirrh Stake
- Island Sheep Wade Across Lake's Arm
- Writes New Opera
- Bingham Notes
- Alleged Assailant Arrested in Camp
- Bountiful Notes
- To Hold Festivals
- Tooele Notes
- Alpine Stake Takes Honors
- Far Kennedy Goes T See Aged Parents
- Dinosaur Remains Found near Moab
- Committee Decides on Drouth Projects
- Richardson Family Has Birthday Fete
- Gets Appointment
- Court Reorganized
- Fight Death Brigs Manslaughter Charge
- Sump Yields Water Supply
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- Around State
- Additional State News
- New Fire Equipment is Proved Effective
- Funeral Directors to Hold Convention
- Layton Notes
- Forest Payroll Data Disclosed by Survey
- Lions Club Sets Special Meeting
- Sandy Notes
- Mountain Brush Burns
- North Davis Stake Final Contest Held
- Funeral Conducted
- Poland Slaps Ban on Films
- Peeved
- Truck Hits Pole; Four C C C Boy Electrocuted
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- 'Magic House' at Exposition
- Pioneer Woman Flies
- Salt Lake Nurses to be Graduated
- Tax Reduction Group Calls Second Meeting
- Prisoner in Forgery Case is Held for Trial
- Bombings Cause Plea for Police Removal
- Widow Tells Murder Story
- Social and Physical Survey Plans Outlined
- 700 Children to Form Flag
- Three Utah Students Earn R. O. T. C. Honors
- Relentless
- Prisoner Identified as Escaped Murderer
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- [Illegible] of 1861 Passes Away
- [Illegible] to Resign Steel Group Post
- [Illegible]-Hiker Reenacts Naval Officer's Killing
- [Illegible] of Wind Damages Stratosphere Balloon
- Hearing in Auto Death Case is Continued
- 'Jimmy Walker Club' is Ordered to Close
- Dr. Bennion to Speak at Meeting of P. -T. A.
- Suspects in Burglary Case Are Discharged
- Chinese Deny Kidnaping of Three Americans
- Miss Done is Appointed Health Board Secretary
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- [Illegible] Douglas is Scene of Pretty Luncheon for Mrs. R. L. Porter
- Officers Selected by College Board
- Eastern Betrothal Interests Society
- Personal Notes
- Luncheon Planned Honoring Traveler
- Club Notes
- Meeting to Close Season for Iota
- Women's Society Plans Silver Tea
- Rowland Hall Girls to Hold May Festival
- Quick Walnut Bread Offers Menu Variety
- Solemn Park Board Prohibits Word 'Boo'
- Points for Parents
- Son Born
- Yearbook Distributed
- Dark Foundations, White Accessories
- French Movie Stars Go in for Novelty
- Archeologist Finds Ancient Greek Relics
- My Beauty Hint
- Graduation Day Changed
- Missionary Returns
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- Interest Cuts May Lift Part of Tax Loads
- People and Things
- Woman is Injured in Auto Accident
- Motorists Receive Parking Warnings
- Today's Birthdays
- Sight of Women Smokers Incites Spanking Desire in M. E. Bishop
- Club Backs Plan for Navy Station
- I. O. O. F. Conducts Rites for William M. Scott
- Late Romance
- Illness Fatal to Mining Man
- Cost of Civic Building Seen as Easy to Pay
- Gun-Toting Youth Jailed after Chase
- Will Join Expedition
- Craving for Cherries Wins 'Baths' for Boys
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- Beer Dealer Charged with Selling to Minor
- Good Will Flight Plans Completed
- Raid upon Licensed Beer Parlor Noted
- S. L. Educator Passes Away
- Chamber Irked by Forecast of Standstill
- Gadsby Details Recovery Work
- Scout to Hold Court of Honor Thursday
- Figure in Twin Killing is Interred at Ogden
- U. S. Speeds Rankin Trial; Six Testify
- Here's 'Miss Salt Lake'- Do You Know Her?
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- Backseat Driving
- British Don't Pick Best Golfers for ir Walker Cup Encounters
- Boulder Tossers Defeat Aggies
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- Local Fencers in Epee Event
- Stoefen Makes Davis Cup Debut
- Former Cycle Champ Visits in Salt Lake
- Injuns Win One as Ducks Lose
- Junior College Wants Riegels for Its Coach
- Ross and M'Larnin Lure Cash
- Capture Redskin Golf Championship
- Rough House Bostonian Thinks He Can Again Defeat Ira Dern
- Net Play Continues in Interstake Meet
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- Thirty-Nine Golfers Win in Dale Meet
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- Colorado Has Little Hope of Tipping "Y"
- Golf Tips
- Holsum Only Single Game below Royal
- Yank Soccerites Win
- Fred Frame among Racers at Speedway
- Oilers Stay on Top Rung in Wasatch
- Mata Hari Sets New Track Mark
- Dutch Clark May Take Iba's Post at Boulder
- Store Golf Teams Will Meet at Dale
- American Netter Wins Paris Match
- Kingsley, Geertsen to Defend Crown
- Angel Chucker Wins 10 in Row
- Strawberry to be Open on June 15
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- Mines Continue Weaker Prices
- S. L. Quotations
- Salt Lake Curb
- Federal Bonds
- Wool Market
- Corn Price Rises to Pul up Wheat
- Bonds Hold Steady as Trading Slows
- Markets at a Glance
- Bond Averages
- New York Bond Market
- Stocks in Spotlight
- Metals and Money
- Produce Market
- Sugar Market
- Investment Trusts
- New York Curb
- Curb Develops Upward Trend
- Stock Averages
- New York Stock Market
- Boston Stock List
- Livestock Market
- Stock Market Turns Firmer
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Commodity Index
- Cotton Market
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- Clock's Hands Double Cross Busy Worker
- Old-Time Songs Still Popular
- United Aircraft is Reorganized
- She Runs
- Prowess of Golden Goose Not by $50 per Day Movie Mouse
- She Said 'No'
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- Court Studies Malia Petition
- Former Salt Lake City Attorney's Wife Dies
- Movies Draw Cardinal's Ire
- 'Harold Teen' Comes to Paramount Friday
- Katharine Hepburn Picture at Rialto
- Announcement of Sugar Quotas Expected Friday
- Local Attractions
- Four Fined $25 Each for Liquor Possession
- Hilarious Comedy at Gem Friday
- Capitol Gives Aid T Hard of Hearing
- Coast Sculptress Wins Honors at Grand Salon
- New Double Feature Program at Orpheum
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- Cattle Buying Plans Rushed
- Additional Sporting News
- Dodgers Bunch Blows to Upset Cards, 5-3
- Browns in Tie for Third Spot
- Bowden Funeral Rites Conducted Thursday
- Ute Champions Win Fie Tilts without Defeat
- City Track Meet Slated Saturday
- Catholic Tossers Centralze Aim
- North Summit Gives Awards to Athletes
- Soldier Bonus Issue to be Forced in Senate
- Burglars Tunnel Wall to Steal Giant Powder
- Kids Toger
- Two Grilled in Kidnap Case
- Ford is Called Enemy of NRA in Court Ruling
- Senator Wheeler out for Renomination
- Hearst Visit President
Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-24 | Page 6 | To Hold Festivals
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1934-05-24 |
| 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/s6087dd8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6087dd8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | To Hold Festivals |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1934-05-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | TO HOLD FESTIVALS PROVO The PROVO The Bonneville Bonneville First and Sixth L. L D. D S. S wards will hold their annual spring primary festivals Thursday Thursday Thurs day and Friday evening ward officers announce The Bonneville festival will willbe willbe willbe be presented at p. p m. m Thursday In the ward amusement hall haU under direction of Mrs Nola Nilsson and Mrs Jennie Carter The First and Sixth wards' wards festivals will vili be held Friday Friday Fri Fri- Fr- Fr day at 8 p. p m. m in their respective amusement halls halb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6087dd8/16245340 |