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- Complaint to be Filed Asre Sult of Welling Reaudit, Says Chez
- Frenchmen to Attempt Paris-California Flight
- Metal Prices
- Streamlined Train Sets World Record in Dash Across Plains
- Tells of Plot to Kill American Ambassador
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- Inside Stuff
- Quiet Prevails in Toledo Area following Riots
- Experts Map Plans to Aid Drouth Areas
- London Denies Dillinger Hunt
- It Isn't Fun
- Governor Rolph Fails to Show Improvement
- Report Recommends Grazing Bill Passage
- Sees Business Gains
- Two Sentenced for Life
- National League
- Baseball Scores
- Solon Urges Permits for Oil Prospecting
- Waiter Heir
- First Labor Chief Dies Aboard Train
- Free Again
- Westerners' Beet Protest Avails Little
- Unemployed Fight Police in Gotham
- Wife Murders Husband during Row over Aimee
- Sentence of Kidnaper Ands Notorious Gang
- Ratification by Senate of Mexico Offer Seen
- Oh, Justice!
- Enraged Man Kills 3, Self
- Group Okehs Silver Plans
- Welling Accounts prior to 1933 to be Reaudited
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- Roscoe Turner Speeds at 228 Miles per Hour
- Barrow Buried near Bror
- Hatchet Attack Suspect is Held
- Babe Injured When Auto Hits Buggy
- Howard Leads Typo Vote
- Secretary Welling's Testimony Made before Public Accountant
- Bishop Scores Girl Smokers
- Officials Discuss Drouth Problem
- Four Involved in Kidnap Case
- Keele Funeral Rites Arranged for Sunday
- Commissions Authorized
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- Page 5
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- Legion to Fete Auxiliary Head
- Decorations to Mark Merchandising Event
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Pioneer's Funeral Held
- Utah Wheat Growers Get $466,945 from U. S.
- Spanish War Veterans to Hold Memorial Rites
- Whooping Cough Leads Contagious Disease List
- Railroad Faces $20,000 Judgment for Crash
- Negro's Murder Trial Recesses for Week-End
- Wages Paid on City Project Protested
- U. S. Business Shows Decline
- Salt Lake Tire Man Succumbs
- Church Seeks Cleanup of Radio Programs
- Salt Lake Visitors
- Will Call Convention
- Mills Closed Down
- New England Shows Leaning to New Deal
- Gold Standard Return Predicted by Mussolini
- Japanese to Insist on Naval Equality
- Major Charles Shepard is Retired from Service
- S. L. Forgery Gang Hunted by Police
- Foreign News
- Ex-Salt Lake Pastor is Dead
- Likes Missionary Work
- England Plans Debt Default
- Irish Free State Senate Abolished
- Paraguay Plans Open Warfare on Bolivia
- Fall Kills Worker
- Last Rites Conducted for Brand Whitlock
- Accidents Are Fatal to Workers on Dam
- Ickes Wars Against Illegal Oil Concerns
- Missouri Senator Flays Tariff Bill
- Plans Completed for Motor Exhibit
- Transferred
- Six Are Injured in Car Crashes
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- Confession of Boy Upsets Confidence and Surety of Girl
- Menus That Mean Health
- Points for Parents
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- School Plans Exhibit
- Receives Cuts
- Chosen Valedictorian
- Senate Body Reports Amended Taylor Bill
- Mrs. Bullen Offers Recipe for Prune Cake
- Dr. Fishbein's Health Talks
- Humility May Cause Ignoble Traits in Child
- Busy Mor Should Plan Simple Chores for All Youngsters
- Bridal Gown
- Schools Give Final Music Series Event
- To Exterminate Annoying Pests
- Mississippi Good-Will Tourists Will Stop Here
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- Eastern Star Women Give Charming Tea
- Friends Regret Departure
- Leaders in Society Attend Smart Tea at Tracy Residence
- Officers Selected by Wasatch Circle
- Tea Will be Given by Service Star
- Club Notes
- Alumnae Entertain at Spring Festival
- Last Meeting Set by Daphne Chapter
- My Beauty Hint
- Personal Notes
- Household Hint
- Grant Family Holds Fiftieth Anniversary
- Legion, Scouts to Hold Memorial Day Rites
- Bride-Elect Feted at Many Parties
- Dinner Will Honor Leader of Nurses
- Mrs. Roberts to be Motif of Luncheon
- Vice President
- Ariadne Delphians Entertain at Tea
- Washington Girl to Wed S. L. Man
- Bride-Elect Feted at Charming Tea
- Business Women Dedicate Signs
- Fashion Review Given by High School Girls
- Garland Lions Pay Honor to L. D. S. Missionary
- Old Days Recalled at Club Breakfast
- Auxiliary to Give Silver Tea Monday
- Love Begins at 40; Youth Can't Have All Romance
- Legion, Auxiliary, Scout and to Hold Services
- Pocatello Council Gives $1000 for City Band
- Girls Plan Outing
- Outing Date Set
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Dance Death Suspect Released under Bond
- Bountiful Notes
- Riverton Notes
- Provo Notes
- Given Citizenship
- Spanish Fork Notes
- West Jordan Notes
- Garfield Notes
- Provo Hig Students Given Special Awards
- South Davis Stake Presents Program
- Bank Assets Bid is Made
- Police Meet Plans Listed
- Blindness Doesn's Discourage B. Y. U. Student and Wrestler
- Midvale Club Has Closing Luncheon
- Approval is Sought for F E R A Projects
- Water is Developed in Springville Well
- Around State
- Conference to Open
- Taylorsville Notes
- Murray Notes
- Bingham Notes
- Sandy Notes
- Draper Notes
- Midvale Notes
- Provo High Sets Graduation Fete
- Trial is Blocked by Technicality
- Tooele Notes
- Candidate for Church Pastorate to Preach
- Farmers Must Plow up Excess Acreage
- Limits Claim to Preference
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- People and Things
- West Solons Propose Mine Station Here
- World-Known Flier Visits in Salt Lake
- Court Unties Nuptial Knots of 5 S. L. Couples
- So, Boss!
- Court Declines H O L C Garnishee
- Foreclosure Order on Building Issued
- Salt Lake Conductor Named Courtesy Chief
- Whittier Choir to Sing
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- Ensign Stake to Erect Pioneer Monument
- Postoffice to Close
- Conference Date Set for L. D. S. Teachers
- Women Urged to Aid in National Recovery
- S. L. Judge Gives Blood to Save Woman's Life
- Legion Concert Set
- Fall Causes Gash
- Hearing Continued
- Pedestrian Suffers Deep Gash in Fall
- Admitted Embezzler is Sentenced to Jail
- Utah Poultry Raisers Hold Conference Here
- Rain in Sight
- 'Bonded' Rum Flow is Halted by S. L. Police
- Boy Reverts to 'Paleface' Role; 'Indian' Too Tough
- 7000 Expected at L. D. S. Meet
- Water Supply Sinks Rapidly
- Bishop to Confirm Boys, Girls Sunday
- Group Urged to War on Indecent Movies
- Good-Will Armada Starts Second Trip
- Book Store Robber Receives Sentence
- Woman to be Tried for Petty Larceny
- Today's Birthdays
- Pelican Point Pumping Plant Contracts Let
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- Backseat Driving
- Somebody Must Foot Bills America Actu Ally Stingy
- Golf Tips
- Mrs. Evans Defeats Fort Douglas Rival
- Remember?
- New British Champion Declares He Needs Help from Shakespeare
- Two Yanks Remain in French Tussle
- New Yorker Given Nod over Godwin
- Baird Wins Duel from Page, 4-3
- Little Wins British Amateur
- Little's Dad Too Thrilled for Speeches
- Little Beats Mark of 1925
- Little's Card
- Eight Britons Bow to Little
- Little Makes Mad Dash to Catch Liner Back to America for Open
- Collegiate Nines End Session in Tie
- Tooele Gridders Receive Trophies
- Standings
- True Sports Prefer Fly to Live Bait
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- Twelve-School R. M. C. Setup Maintained
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- Utah Ace Sets Javelin Mark
- Indians Close behind Leaders in Fast Race
- Interstake Ball Event under Way
- Hagen and Cox Tied in Westfield Open
- Hunter Wins Meet at Country Club
- Fight Program Listed
- Tigers Meet Nippons
- "Happy" Still Happy
- Fight Results
- y'll Play Polo Against Redskins
- Senor Knows Ropes
- Forest Dale Vets to Compete Sunday
- Brown Star Holds Fast Stick Pace
- Holsum Battles Royal Bakers for Lead in Industrial Loop
- Ira Dern Hoists Rough Rival for Plane Ride About Arena
- Mrs. Hill Wins in Dale Match
- Little Rest for Jimmy McLarnin with Fat Forfeit Purse at Stake
- Clay Gets Top Post on Sears Golf Team
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- Strictly on Schedule
- Unbeaten Vikings Battle Hollandia
- Owen Covey and Branca Win Match
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- Markets at a Glance
- Bond Averages
- New York Bond Market
- Mines Trading Slumps Lower
- Wheat, Corn Drop on Rain Prediction
- S. L. Quotations
- Boston Stock List
- Produce Market
- Salt Lake Curb
- Commodity Index
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Wool Market
- Ore Shipments
- Business Factors
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Investment Trusts
- Federal Bonds
- Bond Mart Shows Divergent Trends
- Cotton Market
- Metals and Money
- New York Curb
- Trading Active in Cure Market
- Stock Averages
- New York Stock Market
- Livestock Market
- Stocks Score Slight Gains
- Stocks in Spotlight
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- Murder at Mocking House
- Held in Two Deaths
- Mellon Demands Tax Refund of $139,045
- Henry Ford Tours Fair in Company of Boy, 10
- June Robles Taken to Coast for Rest
- Director Wed to Movie Star
- Pastor Points Path to Peace
- Police Chief's Hearing Set on Murder Charge
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- Page 14
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- Additional Sports
- Injuns Outslug Oakland Players
- All-Star Tilt Set for July in Giant Park
- Actress-Driver Arrested
- Driver Burns to Death
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- Deaths
- Husband of Swimmer is Granted Divorce
- A. A. U. Meet Open to Boys
- Statistics
- Divorces Granted
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
- Funerals
- Funerals
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- Page 16
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- Group ater Shuns Country
- Young Broadway Dance King Scores Hit in Paramount Show
- Bing Crosby Film Scores Capitol
- Mirth Paramount on Gem Program
- Comedy and Heart Interest at Tower
- 'as Earth Turns' Paramount Preview
- Virginia Bruce Becomes Fourth Ex-Mrs. Gilbert
- 'Dancing Lady' New on Marlo Program
- New Twin-Feature Program at Victory
- Local Attractions
- Fair Reopens in Windy City
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- Wampas Star Got Her Name When Boby Said 'That's Gigi'
- 'Spitfire' Comes to Rialto Screen
- Romance of South, Comedy for State
- Court Claims Fraud in Actress' Divorce
- Sidney Fox and Beahan Agree to Make up Again
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-26 | Page 16 | Wampas Star Got Her Name When Boby Said 'That's Gigi'
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1934-05-26 |
| 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/s6qr6556 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qr6556 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Wampas Star Got Her Name When Boby Said 'That's Gigi' |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1934-05-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 16 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qr6556/16246311 |