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- City May Bar All Sprinkling
- Worse Drouth, Maybe
- Inside Stuff
- Daughter of President is on Way to Bring Divorce Action in Nevada
- Green Strives to Avoid Strike
- War Buddies Run Tractors on Pal's Farm
- Tiny Quintuplets Continue to Gain
- Nazis to Stay out of League
- Mor New Champ's No. 1 Woman--'I'M Jekyll and Hyde,' Baer Says
- Bankers Rap Government Competition
- Metal Prices
- Three Kidnap Victims Freed
- Ford Ignorant of New Deal
- Official in Polish Cabinet Murdered
- Fort Douglas Officer Transferred to Coast
- Inside Today
- Baseball Scores
- Woman Teacher Accused of Taking Scout Funds
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- Export Copper Price Goes to 8.10 Cents
- Robbers Loot Missourio State Office of $25,000
- Salt Lake City Boy Scouts Pitch Tents in Park for Annual Camp
- Campfires Burn Brightly as 300 Youths Prepare Evening Meal
- Cuba President Injured by Explosion of Bomb
- Senate Approves Route from Texas to Panama
- Steamship President's Daughter is Engaged
- Hunt Again Will Seek Arizona Governorship
- Retired Police Officer Says He Was Swindled
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- U. S. Protests Bandit Killing
- Inquest Held in Auto Death of Richfield Boy
- Capital Girls Offer Tips on Beach Wear
- Prince Will Oppose Divorce by Heiress
- Change in Cigaret Law Nets State Big Profits
- Sheriff Granted Funds to Fight Brush Fires
- Many Shrine Groups Will Visit Salt Lake
- Tax Discussion Set
- Senate Okehs Arms Treaty
- River Survey Sought
- Idaho Widow of Hero to Get Service Cross
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- Page 5
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- West Will Aks Drouth Funds
- Mine Workers Decide on New Negotiations
- Nominated for Governor
- Angel Pie Should be as Good as Its Name
- Local News
- Planes Rushing to Storm Area
- Fish Lake Not Harmed by Dredging Work
- Order Enrollments
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Salt Lake Visitors
- Would Open Project
- Death Plot Alleged
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Death Takes Former American Fork Man
- Garfield Notes
- Special Bus Service Arranged for Rodeo
- Manchukuo to Protest
- Around State
- 4-H Club Members Hear Scout Leader
- Lehi Notes
- Well Drilling to Start
- Defunct Bank Report Made
- Copperton Notes
- Utah Hospital Adds Physician
- Closing Lesson, Social Set by Relief Society
- Tooele Notes
- Provo Notes
- American Fork Notes
- Two Answers Filed in Provo Bank Case
- Utah Catholic Girls Will Picnic at Tooele
- Farmington Prisoner's Escape Attempt Foiled
- Governor Takes Office
- County Groups Plan Election
- Board of Equalization Will Hold Meet Monday
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- Ousted Chief 'on Spot' Again
- Slain Rancher's Widow Denies Death Knowledge
- Chauffeur is Convicted of Killing Sweeart
- Son of Senator Clark Dies at Summer Home
- Nonhabit Forming Morphine is Sought
- Right of Way Given Move for Oil Probe
- M'Adoo Backs Johnson, Creel for Nominations
- 2 Men Escape M'Neil Island
- Local News
- Admiral and 'Punch' Command U. S. Fleet
- Board Chaiman Quits
- Vienna Keeps Man as Probe is Pushed
- Japan to Maneuver Entire Sea Power
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- France Wants Air Guarantee
- Bomb Wrecks Home
- Fire Spouts in Ohio River
- Gets Redding Job
- Poll Upholds White House
- Russian Grain Cowing Exceeds Soviet Goals
- Mrs. Owen Wins Share in Tea, Rubber Estate
- Police Hunt 'Countess' Despite Suicide Note
- Idaho Marks Holiday
- Truck Baron Rejects Code
- Solons Given 'Second Guesses' by New Rule
- Car Loadings Report Shows Gain for Week
- Deaf Mute is Arrested for Attack on Sister
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- Minister Raps Moves of U. S.
- Dilemma
- Wheat Control Board Members to be Named
- Lions Club Lays Plans to Hold Ladies' Night
- Albion Summer School Registration Shows Jump
- Council Names Traffic Officer
- Norse Descendants Win
- Apes' Head Man Wins Bride and Beats Foe
- Blind Man Asks Aid
- Voters Favor Proposal for School Bond Issue
- May Register Criminals
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- Page 17
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- Politix
- Today's Birthdays
- Police Hold Two
- Utah National Guard Groups Shift at Camp
- Talk of Japanese, U. S. War Derided
- Jurisdiction of N R A over Backman Denied
- Pay Liquor Fines
- Man Gets Ten Days to Think over Trip
- Legal Advisers of State Pause to Help Find Home for Baby Boy
- Consul Speaks
- Bandit Search Centers in S. L.
- Speeder Draws Fine with Jail Alternative
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- Storm Passes
- Life Underwriters of State Convene
- Police Seek Runaways
- County Budget Increase Seen
- William G. M'Hugh Named to Manufacturer Board
- Slogan Puts Stress on Beauty of City
- Decisions due Soon in Fights on Rate Cuts
- Mission Will Erect New L. D. S. Chapels
- Taxi Driver Acquitted on Purse ft Count
- Need for S. L. Museum is Cited by Association
- Governor, Mayor Head Delegation of Utahns to Dotsero Festival
- Baby Burned in Picking up Lye on Floor
- Cattle Buying to Aid Farmer
- San Diego Man Chosen to Head Navy District
- Star Route Contracts Awarded by Postoffice
- Drunkenness Charged to Lawyer, 3 Ors
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- Knowledge of Error Shared by Friends Who May Tell Wife
- Clock Keeps Time
- Things That Make Women More Beautiful
- Style Hints
- Goose Spreads Religion
- Dr. Fishbein's Health Talks
- Points for Parents
- Menus That Mean Health
- Catholic Paper Starts
- Beauty Hints
- Logan to Send Delegation to Dotsero Celebration
- Alaskan Visits
- Measure Offers Relief to Idaho Water Projects
- Educator Talks to Kiwanis Club
- B. Y. U. Proves Popular With Canadian Students
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- St. Mark's is Scene of Wedding of High Interest to Society
- Returning
- Make Your Own Hat and Cocktail Ruff
- Club Notes
- Edith Taylor and Wyoming Man Are Wed
- Wyoming Visitor is Luncheon Motif
- Miss Lola Ensign Will Fete Visitor
- Coming Home
- Swimming Party Held at Walker's
- Local News
- Bridge Party Held in Bride's Honor
- Flags Made in Japan
- Personal Notes
- White Now De Trop for Bridal Dresses
- Goes Broke Studying
- Can't Wear Ankle Socks
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- Backseat Driving
- Zeke Bonura Wields Big Stick to Lead Major Home Run Race
- Do You Remember?
- Tunney Says Baer Proved Smart Fighter; Primo up Too Quickly
- Baer Fights like Movie Hero, but is Most Destroying Angel since Dempsey
- Maxie Receives but $65,044.31 for His Battle
- Makes His Boast Good
- New Champ Says Primo Proved Tougher than He Had Expected
- Primo Unable to Walk, due to Ankle Injury
- California Gets Title Monopoly
- Garden's Stock Soars on Market
- Italy Can Hardly Believe Primo Lost
- Two Ring Fans Die during Big Bout
- Hurzeler Wins Tourney
- City Tennis Meet Nears Final Round
- "Carnera Erred," Says Mrs. Baer
- Brown Declares it Was "Lousy"
- Cougar Grid Star Becomes Benedict
- Max Baer Whips Primo Carnera
- Neusel Will Face Former Fight Champ
- Mussolini Glum at Fight Result
- Coast Sports Writer Collapses at Ring
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- Soccer Elevens Start Dynes Cup Play
- Red and Blue Tilt Set at Bonneville
- Mexico Fans Cheer as Maxie Triumphs
- Chiropractors Win
- Crisler Stresses Need of Hard-Driving Backs and Excellent Blocking
- Golf Tips
- Standings
- Cresent Hoopsters Honored at Dinner
- Grocers Play Merchants
- Brady Gets Post at Idaho School
- Newman, Edwards Win Ogden Tussles
- Pugmire Will Play for Ogden C. C. Team
- Broaca Wins One-Hit Tilt for Yankees
- "Crisler for Page"
- Irish Grid Coach Will be Visitor Here on Tuesday
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- Cardinals Defeat Boston, 12-9, Although Outhit in Hectic Game
- Anderson Captures Horseshoe Tourney
- Reilly to Meet Foe like Himself
- Fight Results
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- Heat Strikes Box Offices
- Treasures
- Norcross Nomination is Ignored in Senate
- Policeman's Slayer Sentenced to Death
- Hotel Charges Forgery in Attempt to Defraud
- Chinese Faces Charges of Selling Narcotics
- Suspect Facing Trial on Auto ft Charge
- Dern Misses Anor Salute on Fair Visit
- Local Attractions
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- Rise, Fall and Rise of Radio Singer is Pictured at Capitol
- $500,000 Asked for Plagiarism
- Margaret Sullavan Star in Film at Orpheum
- Zasu Pitts, Ned Sparks at Victory Saturday
- Playhouse Has New Musical Revue, Films
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Charles Ray to Face Movie Camer Again
- Mexican Immigration Quota Bill Approved
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- Lower Prices Felt by Mines
- S. L. Quotations
- S. L. Curb
- Boston Stock List
- Federal Bonds
- Markets at a Glance
- Government Bonds Slip Back Slightly
- Late Rallies Give Wheat Price Lift
- Cotton Market
- Coffee
- New York Bond Market
- Bond Averages
- Produce Market
- Metals and Money
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Curb Attains Higher Levels
- New York Curb
- Stocks in Spotlight
- Sugar Market
- Fruit and Hops
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Investment Trusts
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Commodity Index
- Flour
- Stocks Climb in Light Trade
- Livestock Market
- Rubber
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- Coal Miners Wait Reunion
- Pocatello Water Users' Group Elects Officers
- Farmers' Meet Called to Discuss Rodent Control
- Murder at Mocking House
- Albion Students Gain Honors in Essay Contest
- Citizens of Monroe Plan Celebration for July 4
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- Water Groups Cannot Agree
- 300 Descendants Observe 120th Birthday of Founder of Utah's Second Settlement
- City Fire Loss Drops below 1933 Figures
- Deaths
- Statistics
- Divorces Asked
- New Suit Filed
- Deaths
- Births
- Bankruptcy
- Local News
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- Selling of Wool Increases Little
- Utah Officers Hold Suspects for Idaho
- Funerals
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- Senate Okehs Claims for Damages by Villa
- Medical Officer Assigned
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- Tugwell Plans Farm Land Trip
- Pictorial Exhibition Will Feature Trails
- Pope in Vigorous Health
- Blind Student Pays Way through School
- Labor Leaders to Hold Policy Meeting in S. L.
- Cuban Cabinet Split Predicted in Havana
- Persia Enters Protest Against Oil Concession
- Twin Brors Meet after Long Separation
- Wells Stake to Hold Quarterly Conference
- Decline of Oil Price Expected
- Traveling His Hobby
- Will Become Guards
- Metal Mines' Output is Nearly Two Billing
Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-06-15 | Page 2 | Campfires Burn Brightly as 300 Youths Prepare Evening Meal
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1934-06-15 |
| 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/s68k8j5r |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68k8j5r |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Campfires Burn Brightly as 300 Youths Prepare Evening Meal |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1934-06-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68k8j5r/16253201 |