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- Davis Attacks Pe Conditions as Antiquated
- Inside Stuff
- Ickes Remains Firm on Oil Reice Fixing
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- Police Kill Kidnap Gang Suspect
- Moscow Denies Air Attack in Japan
- Witness in Shepard Murder Trial Dies
- Russian Accord due by Friday
- Three Cities Observe Booth Anniversary
- Hamm Tells of Help Offered by Kidnapers
- Supreme Court to Take Recess to December 4
- 12 Injured as Fighting, Cheering Mob Grabs Flowers at Texas Guinan Rites
- Noted Artist to Compete with Famor Author in National Mint Julep Contest
- Suspect Begins Trip Secretly
- Girl Dies of Poison; Police Seek Filipino
- Nazis Jubilant after Victory
- Depot Massacre Suspect Nabbed
- Woodin Says He's Backing Gold Policy
- Would Provide Forest Jobs for 12,000 More
- Author of Sea Stories is Sued for Divorce
- 3 Nabbed in S. L. Shooting
- Hundreds Flee as Fire Sweeps Oakland Hills
- Body of Woman Found on St. Louis Golf Links
- Coke Company Posts Mine Wage Increase
- Gore Arrives in U. S.
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- Youth Thought Crushed in Mob
- Two Socialists Held in Vienna Celebration
- Liberal Decisions Urged by Justice Brandeis
- Foreign News
- Three Former German Officials Are Indicted
- Canadian Commission Favores Central Bank
- French Planes over over Sahara
- Mate Asks Money of Singer be Held
- German General Held for Refusal to Vote
- Big Game Hunter Dies
- Burglars Take Cash Register
- New Tork
- Doctor's Widow on Trial in Spokane Murder Case
- Lund Rites Set for Tuesday Noon
- Pope Pius Decries Women's Interest in Prize Fighting
- Loco-Motion
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- Page 3
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- Storm Takes Dozen Lives
- Liquor Charge Keeps Legislator from Work
- Bank Auditor Fols Efforts of Holdups
- Deported
- Plane Joy Ride Ends in Death
- Showman, Advocate of Good Music, Dies
- Pennsylvania Idahoans Hold Tenth Celebration
- Plunge from Window Injures Army Doctor
- Student Dies Scaling Peak
- Bartenders' Ball Comes Back with End of Dry Law
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- Utahns to Ask Work Funds
- Career Closes
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Order of Acorns Made Mortar Board Chapter
- Agency Will Supply Public Works Labor
- Raleigh Rites Held Sunday
- Death Takes Business Man
- Keeps Walls Shining
- Stanford Land Gift Bars Liquor Sales
- Shooting Victims Buried
- Local News
- Three Boys Admit House Burglaries
- Fort Herriman Marker Dedication Arranged
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- Girl Resents Parental Display of Temper Against Her Sweeart, for Whom She Plans Retaliation Move
- Daily Health Service
- Local News
- Cabinet Deb
- Your Baby and Mine
- Give Vegetable Soup of Child Prefers It
- Dinner Honors Couple on 13th Anniversary
- Mortar Board Head
- Avis Gets Chance to Send Verbal Darts Madge's Way
- Local News
- Mortar Board National Head Honored at Tea
- Lambda Group to Study Comedies
- Bridge Tea Given for Bride-Elect
- Literary Club Group to Meet on Monday
- Series of Parties Being Arranged for Bride-Elect
- Page 7
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- Blood Assured Five Millions for Utah Work
- Sued Hotel, Manager for $10,000 Damages
- Land Bank President Chosen Credit Agent
- Judge Doubles Term after Man Appeals
- Nan Admits Assault, Gets 30 Days in Jail
- Today's Birthdays
- Fender Clipping Game Brings 'Clips' on Jaw
- Salt Lake May Get Agriculture Office
- Three Plead Guilty to Beer Possession
- Dormer Utahn Dies
- Committee to Select Farm Meet Delegates
- Charity Chiselers Given Jail Terms
- Four Speeders Fined on Court
- Library Grond to be Broken
- Granite High School Boys Become Good Cooks; Class in Kitchen Art Expends from 15 to 48
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- Rate Attack May Affect All Patrons
- Needy May Get Supply of Coal
- Utah Celery Week Observance Asked by Gov. Blood
- Hit-Run Driver Draws 15 Days
- New Postoffice Head Greets Clerks' Group
- Hinckley Clears Point on Federal Hog Tax
- Scout Troop Planned for Junior Maccabees
- Silver and Sugar Study Scheduled
- Beet Growers to Get Checks
- Bridy Funeral Set
- Former Utah Official is Destitute in Chicago
- Mining Man Says Industry is Better
- Judge's Memory Halts Leniency for Defendant
- Bartender Champions Saloon
- C. of C. Urges Quick Action on Beer Law
- Probe of Conductor's Death at Provo Begun
- Water Resource Study Advocated by Engineer
- Stealing Heavy Meat Load Causes Arrest
- Spanish War Veteran Dies of Heart Attack
- Salt Lake County High in Celery Production
- Marihuana Possession Brings Five-Year Term
- C. C. C. Leaders Return
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- Backseat Driving
- American Association Moguls to Act on Four Banishments
- Basketball Soon
- Only Two Left in Utah's Path
- How y Stand
- Tie and Defeat Cuts Pro Grid Lead for Bears
- Ute Quarterback Gets off 22-Yard Pass in Thrilling Battle
- Hack's Kicking, Wood's Blocking Stand Out
- Seven Teams Aspire to Sceptre Surrendered by Proud Trojans
- Unsung Heroes of Orward Wall Steal Spotlight in Week's Play
- Panrs Slate Title Woth Ogden
- Kizer for Hunk?
- What a Quarterback!
- RiIeys of Northwestern
- Minor Loop Hits Chain Store Ball
- Runyan Wins Capital Cup Bt 1 Stroke
- Michigan Marches on with Punt-Pass-Prayer
- Bluefield Gridder Sets Scoring Pace
- Motor Transport Group to Operate Under Cody
- Carideo Slated to Coach Lehigh Team next Year
- Local News
- Local News
- To Fight for Dempsey
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- Scots Likely to Win Telegram CUP Again
- Germania in Handy Win from Teutonia
- Hollandia Whips Chevs to Gain Second Spot
- Looking Ahead
- Local News
- Von Elm Signs as Boise Pro for next Year
- Local News
- Grid Secrets
- Ross and Fuller Fight for Title
- Red Raider
- Carbon Meets Box Elder Bees; Tooele Plays Filmore Eagles
- Aggies Rally for Big Game with Cougars
- Cougars Plan Rally on Thursday
- Stanford Players Keep Sophomoric Vow by Beating Trojans
- Stagg's Outfit Scores Gaels
- Final Prep Grid Standings
- Seventeen Colleges Hold Unbeaten Mark
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- Use Feet to Establish Record
- Zuppke's Analysis of Air Waves Responsible for Better Kicking
- Veteran Horse is Sweepstake Victor
- Frank Botterill Ties Paul Ray
- Win at Bonneville
- Dinosaur Dogs
- Do You Remember?
- Ninety Thousand See Stanford Win
- Local News
- Burke Ready for Defense of His Title
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- Cuban Rebels' Fate Studied
- Crash Killing Chief Executive's Son Probed
- Siam Revolt Followed by Reign of Terrorism
- Dance Hall Lady
- Glassford Looms for Police Post
- Funeral Held for Actor
- Public Works Official of Tennessee Ousted
- Ohio Newspaper Office Bombed
- Music Charms at Paramount; Gay Revue is Hit at Victory
- Victory Gives Enterinment in "Charge Your Luck"
- "Tillie and Gus" Headline Screen
- Local Attractions
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- Hypnotism Aids Women in Keeping Slim Figure
- Freight Rate Increase Upheld by High Court
- Local News
- Veteran Actor Dies on Coast
- Local News
- Last Grid Game Fatal to Boy; Neck Broken
Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-11-13 | Page 9 | Hollandia Whips Chevs to Gain Second Spot
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1933-11-13 |
| 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/s6475k03 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475k03 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Hollandia Whips Chevs to Gain Second Spot |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1933-11-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475k03/16298488 |