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- Inside Stuff
- American Wins Back Weird Flying Record
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- Oregon Orders Cut in Power Budgets
- Utah's Recovery Act Upheld
- 'Tristate Terror' Caught after Battling Officers
- Backman Hails Judge's Ruling
- Honorary Appointment
- Additional Relief Funds Given Idaho
- Forbidden Valley
- Woman is Stabbed 12 Times; May Recover
- Fee Ruling for Banks Eliminated
- Potential Beer Venders Confused over Licenses
- Record Fliers Make Landing
- Bank Robber Suspect Captured in Wash.
- Silver Battle Lines Drawn
- Author, Educator Dies
- Beer, Beer Everywhere but Not a Drop Legal; Sellers Facing Arrest
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- Page 3
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- President Has Plan to Check Any Scandals
- Meeting Deferred by Beet Growers
- Wyoming Solon Opposes Processing Tax for Beef
- Oldest Investment House on Wall St. to Reorganize
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- Death Toll Reaches 200 in Railroad Disaster
- Doran Warns of Bootlegger
- Frigid Wear Paralyzes East
- Work Ahead
- Ickes Issues Job Statement
- Baby Hands Drum on Hollywood Portals; "Kid" Leroy is Cause
- News from Foreign Fields
- Envoys Leave Paris
- Two American Sailors Shot in Street Brawl
- Paris Sends Reply to Hitler's Plans
- Second 5-Year Plan Detailed by Soviet
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- Antics of Harpo Marx Please Maxim Litvinoff
- Press Freedom Lauded in New Year Greeting
- Byrd Flagship Now in Antarctic Circle
- Movie Director Still in Critical Condition
- Marlo Presenting Varied Attractions
- New Picture Comes to Paramount Sunday.
- New Year's Eve Jamboree Planned at Coconut Grove
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- New Year to Bring First Legal Brews to Utah since 1917
- Wool Market Better in 1933
- State Brewery Trade Revives
- Rowland Hall Urges Individual Training
- White House Gives up Dogs with Biting Ways
- Tin Strike Causes Rush
- S. L. Scout Council Achieves Goal; Begins 1934 with 5000 Members
- Texas Bloodhounds End Rio Grande Nudist Plot
- Snakes of India Caused British Tommy to Steal
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- Page 7
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- A Challenge for Peace
- Local News
- y're on ir Way
- Local News
- An Object Lesson
- Just Folks
- Daily Wahington Merry - Go - Round
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- Columbiana is Wholly Upset by Frenchman
- Plague-Carrying Rats Again Infest London
- So y Say
- Cupid
- In New York
- Not So Long Ago
- British Lawmaker Offers Peace Idea
- Hard Labor Ahead, but Horror Gone as We Survey New Year's Promises
- Editor Sees No Threat of Rampant Inflation
- People's Corner
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- Chamber Furrs Many Activities during Year
- Flower Garden Club Active
- Dike Project Spurs Interest
- High Standard Set at Junior College
- Woman Nursed Dog
- Store Ends Credit Business
- Buys Lunchroom for Fair
- Students Vote for Dancing
- Teachers Face Discharge
- Negro Knife Wielder Picks out "Big House"
- Fish, Game Bureau Has Cash Balance
- Neighborhood House Has Large Activity Program
- Utah Legal Division Carries Extra Work
- Women Launch Tree Campaign
- Local News
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- Relief Rolls Cut
- Moves to Save Funds
- Utah Repeal Vote Holds Fond Place in Al's Mind
- New Insurance Rulings Issued
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Youth Admits Slaying Girl
- Big Hotel Deal Signed in L. A.
- Gas Strike Ends
- Idaho Credit Group Forms
- Liquor Violator Fined
- Speedy Pastime
- Two Sought for Murder
- Lonely Holiday for Woodin
- Scores Process Tax on Sugar
- Quest Widens for Convicts
- Land Proposal Flayed, Lauded
- Gets Grip
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- Utah Drafts Works Flans
- Houston Traffic Cop Rebukes High Judge
- Airplane Freights Parts to North Silver Mine
- Building Aids Jobless
- Gold Fish Caught in Flood
- Quits Five Jobs for One
- New York Bandits Still Are on Gold Standard
- B. P. W. Group Has Success
- Increase in Tourist Travel during 1934 Seen by Rishel
- Increase Seen in Beef Use
- Claim Gas Users Cheat
- Utah's Wheat Output Gains
- Recorder's Office Haven for Valuable Records
- Elks Ladies' Club Does Charity Work
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- Problem of Engaged Boy to Learn Self Control and Use It
- Your Baby and Mine
- U. S. Envoy Appointed
- Menus That Mean Health
- Party is Planned by Dancing Society
- League Executive Board Will Meet
- Club Groups Plan Meetings for Week
- Presides
- Federation of Clubs Aids Needy Mors
- Given in Marriage Lillian, Fearing Blunder, Seeks Advice of Madge and Hugh
- Personal Notes
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Delphian Women Will Hear Topiics
- Dance Hostess
- Friends Entertain in Bride's Honor at Bridge Dinner
- Heiress to Millions May Obtain Divorce
- Second in Series of Luncheons Held
- Literary Club Sets Section Meetings
- 'Whim' Church with 1 Member to be Closed
- Longer Life Route Seen by Scientists
- Mr. and Mrs. Gros Are 'at Home' to Friends Saturday
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- S. L. School Board Faces Perplexing Problem in Year
- $2385 Damages Asked by Victim of Dog Bite
- Excuse Wins Suspension
- Dynamiter Oldest Prisoner
- Petrified Bones Found
- School Makes Gains in Year
- Canadian Nickel Gains
- "S" Names in Divorces
- Coeds Can Smoke Now
- Repeal Aids Students of Missouri College
- Arrowhead Tells Age
- Norwegian Brewer Sets Eyes toward U. S. Mayket
- Utah Legislative Council Works for Welfare Laws
- Girl Scouts Make Gains in Memberships, Troops
- Bright Future is Depicted for Utah U. by Dr. Thomas
- U. A. C. Finishes Its 44th Year
- Leads in Missionaries
- 100,000 Far Enough
- Harmony Has 3.2
- Relief Society Does Much Work
- Disastrous Drouth Era Predicted by Scientist
- Earth like Bowling Ball
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- Women's Federations Render Ser Vice in Recovery Activities
- Women's Clubs Aid in Salt Lake Welfare Work
- Utility Head Dies
- Order of Eastern Star Makes Splendid Record
- Uniform Cloth Arrives
- Sunday Speakers Announced
- D. A. R. Group of Utah Has Active Year
- Legion Poppy Sale Aids Veteran Charity Work
- Varied Work Undertaken by Junior Aid
- Veteran Operator Retires
- Jewish Women Record Active Year of Work
- Girl Drinkers May Lose Seats
- P.-T. A. Leader Makes Report on 1933 Work
- Catholic Women See Year of Achievement in Civie Betterment
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- Rees Continues Work on Codes
- Outer Lettuce Leaves Contain Most Zinc
- Three Shells Netted Hunter Fox and Deer
- White Oak 475 Years Old
- Won Contest Minds Makeup
- Poultry Group Hopes for Better Business
- Carriers Share Business Gains
- Fined for Banned Movie
- Poultry Men Await Upturn
- Civic Center Completes Heavy Yearly Program
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- News of S. L. Neighboring Communities
- Mike Papanikolas Services Arranged
- Pioneer Daughters to Hold Meeting Friday
- Three Victims Recover from Auto Crash Hurts
- Murray Notes
- Young Peoples Club Meets
- Robert Anderson Wins Year Book Appointment
- Congressman and Bride Are Washington Bound
- T. Ray Kingston to Take up Duties on Board Jan. 1
- Drug Concern Ordered to Accept Cash Bid
- Midvale Commission Surveys Appointments
- Annual Conference Schedules Fixed
- Murray Commissioner and Mayor 'Arrested'
- Tax Plan Explained by Joseph Anderson
- Beer Ordinance Adopted by Park City Council
- Bingham Kiwanis Club Holds Dinner, Program
- Midvale Notes
- Doomed Youth Puts Hope for Life in High Court
- Budget is Approved for Davis County
- Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding
- Davis County Okehs Budget
- 10 Meet Death in Air Tragedy
- Girl to Enact Murder Story
- Ogden Man Killed in Fall While at Boulder City
- Miners' Union to Elect Officers at Later Date
- B. Y. University Gains Heavily in Enrollment
- Hurled to Death
- Managing Editor Dies
- New York Seeks U. S. Help to Combat Wolf Invasion
- Mr. Helpus
- Senate Probers Study Insull Notes to R F C
- Would Remedy Vet Injustices
- Shot Farmer to 'Protect' Coed
- Nazi Control of Clubs Seen
- Floods Subside in North Idaho
- DcDonough Reelected
- Science Group Elects
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- Search Intensified for Escaped Youths
- Revolt Blamed upon [Illegible]
- Rumania Fears Plot by Nazis
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- Police Proud of 1933 Work
- Boss Never Visits Camps
- Town Club Year Proves Success
- Utah Oil Refining Company Spends $100,000 for Stabilizing Unit at Salt Lake Plant
- S. L. Service Clubs Have Boy Programs
- Waiters Protest Liquor
- Trading Volume up on Local Exchange
- Revolution Daughters Urge Better Defense
- Single Seed Sets Record
- Beauty is Pistol Expert
- Two-Year-Old Gives Party
- Rare Old Coin Found
- Power Firms See Good Year
- Guard Placed on Motor Base
- British Burglar Tells License Clerk Truth
- Electric Pen, Pencil Intrigues Fair Guests
- Vacant Houses Razed
- Association for Blind Completes Tenth Year
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- About People
- Measurements Given of Navy Applicants
- Today's Birthdays
- Heads Temple
- Safecrackers Foiled as Watchman Arrives
- Man Given Jail Team on Drunkenness Count
- Free Dental Clinic for Children Planned
- Accused Slot Machine Men Plead Not Guilty
- Prosperity
- Throngs Flood Offices after Driver Permits
- New Year's Eve Merrymakers Must Wind up Celebration by 3 A. M. or Offend John Law
- Friend Shoots Boy in Rifle Accident
- Sentenced to Jail for Clos ft
- Epidemic
- New Leads Followed in Mysterious Death
- Utah Pioneer Dies in Daughter's Home
- Garbage Collection Set as Usual for Monday
- S. L. Mobsters Winning Slot Machine Game with Police; Score Stands 30 to 12
- Not Same Mr. Davis
- Lauds Court's Policy of Doubling Sentence
- Blood Will Consider Extradition Request
- Motorman Held up by Youthful Bandits
- Rain of Snow
- Wilson Looms as Parks Head in Salt Lake
- Singers Ready for Rendition of 'Messiah'
- Court Upsets Pipeline Pact
- Chez Gives Ruling on P W a Working Hours
- 91 per Cent of Highway Fund under Contract
- Sovereign Scenario, Song Co, Incorporates
- Tailors Will Select Officers in January
- Youth to Face Trial for Drunken Driving
- Dead Animal Disposal Handled by Collector
- Morgan Treasurer's Bond Held Inadequate
- C W a Forces Receive Pay of $315,000
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- Backseat Driving
- Gemmell Bowlers Schedule Matches
- Burley High Beats Idaho Falls, 23-22
- Local News
- Kansas University Produces Two Sullivan Medal Winners in a Row
- York Coaches Tall Team
- College Basketball
- Lion Rally Downs Provo Hoopsters
- Odds Increasing on Stanford
- 'Hope You like My Old Job'
- Gigantic Imp Still in Need of Education
- Denver Beats Major Quint
- Idaho Falls Cagers on Trip
- Can't Get Break
- Local News
- Fight Results
- Dick Metz and Henry Cuici Lead Brilliant Field at Santa Monica
- Boosters Pile up String of 25 Victories
- Mayberry's Crew Holds First Place in Copper League
- Arena Results
- Evanston High Wins from South Summit
- Beaver Cagers Win from Darts, 35-22
- City Schools Push Granite out into Cold
- Son of Fox
- Fox Knocks out Wild Bill Longson in Third
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- No Major Changes Foreseen in Grid Rules
- Box Elder Cagers down West, 21-20
- King of Winter Sports Arrives with Galaxy of Graceful Stars
- Vandals Nose Not Miners, 34 to 32
- Tilden, Richards Score Triumphs
- Hustlin' Hoosier
- Powerful Squads End Training Period; Await Call to Action in Annual East, West Conflict
- Ute Reserves down Westminster Quint
- Do You Remember?
- Swimmers Break Records before Ink Dries, McLemore Contends
- Dunlap Keeps Title as Pinehurst Champ
- Trojans Win Trophy Fourth Time in Row
- Steady Bowler Can Make Spare after a Split
- Soldier Quint Downs Gemmell in Stae Loop
- Pro Gridders Named on All-League Team
- Two Traps Events Scheduled Sunday
- Champions Defeat B. Y. High, 35-12
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- Champion Cougars Handed 38-31 Lacing by Colorado Tiger Five
- Wrestling Results
- Parker is Favored to Take Net Crown with Steady Play
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- Local Market Closes Steady
- S. L. Quotations
- Salt Lake Curb
- Exchange Activity
- Foreign Markets Close
- Stocks in Spotlight
- Boston Stock List
- Produce Market
- Metals and Money
- Commodity Index
- Business Factors
- Flour
- What Stock Market Did
- New York Bond Market
- Bond Averages
- Prices on Curb Take Upswing
- New York Curb
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Livestock Market
- Senate Leads Congress in Weight of Brains
- Mrs. H. S. Marwick
- Fruit and Hops
- Investment Trusts
- Wheat Price Rises in Late Dealings
- Bond Mart Shows Year-End Strength
- Markets at a Glance
- Bullish Mart Lifts Stocks
- Petroleum Agreements Criticized by Borah
- Republican Conference Postponed by M'nary
- Adaman Club Starts Pikes' Peak Journey
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- Hospitals Keep High Standards
- Local News
- Death Rate in s. L. Shows Drop in 1933
- Sering of Roasts for Juiciness Found Fallacy
- "Doodle-Bug" Operators Invade Ozark Country
- Schools to Build Air Field
- Highway Asks Funds
- Huge Tooth Found
- Health Survey is Undertaken
- Local News
- 41,983 Men Are Helped by Salvation Army
- Lincoln-Douglas Debate Tree Yields Fine Gavel
- School Boy Traffic Squad Work Praised
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- Utah Expects Big 1934 Demand from Packers on Coast
- Business College Has Good Record
- Local News
- Film Firms Charged with Block Booking
- S. P. Plans Trackage Improvement Program
- Death Celebrated
- Pupils Improve School Ground
- League May Get Arms Problem
- 1933 Most Prosperous Year for S. L. Municipal Airport
- Cudahy Plant Has Good Year
- U. E. A. Advocated Better Tax Burden Distribution
- Ogden Registers Great Gains as Livestock Mart
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- City, County Have Struggle
- Business Opportunity
- Real Estate Sales in S. L. Increasing
- Bank in Utah Made Stronger
- Clothing Cost Figured
- St. Mary's College Reports Increase
- West Building Work Doubles
- Real Estate Dealers Optimistic for 1934
- Miners Predict Unusual Boom
- Alarms Costly
- Local News
- Vintners Need Many Barrels
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- Tintic and Eureka Standard Maintain Dividend Payments
- Output Maintained by Copper Company
- Extra Size Gobblers
- Fire Losses Gain in 1933
- A. S. & R. Has Active Year
- Sex Lessons Fail, Specialist Thinks
- Bulls Cost 25 Pesos
- Queer Pets
- Local News
- Christain Scientists Report Progress in '33
- Business College Has Good Record
- Business Shows Marked Gain in 1933, Official Says
- Promising Year Seen in Building Industry
- International Develops Mine
- Musicals Planned by M'cune School
- Forgets Own Slogan
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- Silver King's Ore Reserve Enlarged by '33 Operations
- Local News
- Junior C. of C. Reports Gain
- Bright Future Seen for Coal
- Old Home Yields Pipe
- Common Names Missing
- War Secretary's Visit is Feature at Fort
- Steel Industry Outlook Good
- Hunting Tip Cut Short
- Blow Fells Police Chief
- State Fined $25
- Utah Pioneer Daughters Make Progress in Year
- Smelter Adds Refinery Unit
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- Fruit Output of Utah Falls
- State Wage Fund Will Show Deficit
- Navy Constructing Superspeed Plane
- Local News
- Says He Played Lone Hand to Acquire Firm
- Jaunt Ends
- Chest Goes over Top Ninth Successive Time
- Red Cross Note Answered
- Prince Akihito
- Gotham Spends Real Cash Preparing for New Year's
- Busy Year Ends for Club
- Visiting Nurse Group Increases Activities
- Doctors Operate on Small Child's Brain
Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-12-30 | Page 23 | Baby Recovers Nicely from Brain Operation
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1933-12-30 |
| 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/s69k5kc1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69k5kc1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Baby Recovers Nicely from Brain Operation |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1933-12-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 23 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69k5kc1/16313836 |