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- Manufacturers Gar in S. L.
- [Illegible] Planning [Illegible] Operate in Utah
- [Illegible] Manufactured
- Confectioner's Products Valued at $2,000,000
- Center for Millinery
- Paper Products Industry Large
- Coffee Roasting Leading Industry
- Utah Products Command Wide Market in Wold
- Lime Kilns Furnish Building Materials
- Artificial Limbs Valued
- Factory Products Total $96,000,000
- Utah Women Promote Use of Home Products
- Leaders in Utah Industry
- State Has 65 Flour Mills, All Using Modern Methods
- Great Strides Are Recorded by Factories
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- Wynekoop Jury Picked
- Government Gold Price Kept at $34.06 an Ounce
- Inside Stuff
- Lindy Sends Financial Records to U. S. Senate
- School Heads Deny Trickery Was Used to Sterilize Feeble-Minded Inmates
- Roosevelt Signs Liquor Levy Bill
- Hawaii Hop Writes New Air History
- 'Black Crow' Killed When Car Crashes
- Hint Expected of Money Plan
- Honeymooners Go on Separate Ships
- Mine Output Shows Higher Value in 1933
- Knight Silent on Vice Expose
- Auto Hits Guard Troop
- Throngs Jam Court at Wynekoop Trial
- Big Pickup Seen by Edsel Ford
- Hoover Blamed for Bank Crash
- C W A Gives Idaho $50,000
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- 'Flying' Shave
- Recommends Stock Reports
- Edible Alimony
- Ogden Lawyer Gets U. S. Post
- Charges Aired at Code Quiz
- Loofbourow Rites Sunday
- Senate Debates Waterway Pact
- Third Dimension Camera is Exhibited by Idahoans
- Japanese Plan Stronger Navy
- Sprague Called in Senate Probe
- Wanderwell's Widow Named Administratrix
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- Dave Demands $2000 of Aimee
- Senator Metcalf Ill
- 54 Million Bank Deposits Insured, Says Cummings
- U. S. Furniture Trade Makes Increase in 1933
- Morgenthau Has Liquor at Press Conference
- Noted Violinist Dies after Long Sickness
- British Warship Goes Aground at Portsmouth
- U. S. Guarantee Causes Gain in Bank Deposits
- Girl Pianist Home in Triumph
- Hull Laves Peru on Homeward Trip
- Gore Gives up Governor Post
- re May be No Children by 1970, Warns Economist
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- Magnificent Achievement
- Football or Politics
- A Common-Sense Mayor
- Just Folks
- National Whirligig
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- Spending Today Not to Destroy but to Achieve
- Bavarian Braumeisters Crying in ir Beer
- So y Say
- Anor 'Mysterious' King Tut 'Curse Death'
- In New York
- Births
- Believe it or Not, Gentleman is Vice President -in Person
- Local News
- Not So Long Ago
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- [Illegible] Foundries [Illegible] Hundreds of Utahns Work
- Utah's Poultry Business near K10 Million Mark
- Brick Industry Dates Form 1895
- Cigar Makers Provide Aid for Skilled Labor
- Employes Boost Utah Products
- Make Artificial Flowers
- Blanket Industry Uses Utah Wool
- Opticians Important
- Lear Business Gains
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- Europe Locked in Death Grip with Fascism
- Girl May be Cleared Fo Murder Suspicion
- Admiral's Recovery from Operation Seen
- Pope Pius to Canonize Heroic French Healer
- Martin Insull Appeal Decision is Deferred
- Classed as Livestock
- Rebels Isolated
- Renewed Chaco Strife Confirmed by Bolivia
- Japan Sends Warships to Capital of Rebels
- Anthracite Miners Threaten Big Strike
- Berlin Refuses Permit to Remove Lubbe's Body
- Mexico Taxes Menace American Co. Profits
- 78 Believed Drowned in Brazil, Argentina
- Foreign News
- Vienna Nazi Head, Two Ors Jailed
- 'Baby Congressman' and Bride
- Health Bureau Indorses Treatment for 'Sniffles'
- La Guardia Gets Special Powers
- Authorities Study Shooting of Youth
- odore Roosevelt's Only Daughter to Wed
- Liquor License Graft Charges Face 4 Men
- Carrier Requests Loan of $12,970,735 from U. S.
- Ousted Students Refuse to Leave
- Bond Insurance Urged by Myers
- Page Diogenes
- Stabilization Planned
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- State Says State Refuses to Pay Tax Levy to Itself
- [Illegible] Injure [Illegible] Salt Lakers
- Loan for Mine Benefit Sought
- Idaho Fur Man Slain with Ax
- Pan Canned Fish Carry Blue Eagle
- [Illegible] Added to Life by Faulty Electrode
- Brunker Elected Head of Salescraft Group
- [Illegible] Women to Promoted [Illegible] Recreation Work
- P W A Counsel Named
- [Illegible] Official Visits Dern
- 3000 Cities Plan Balls on President's Birthday
- Woman Struck by Auto While Saving Grandson
- New Mining Field Possible in State
- Fay Webb Asks $7400 Monthly
- Department Stores Plan Own Ruges' Galleries
- Frameup Bared in Bond Inquiry
- Wine Diet
- Flying Squadron Leading by a Neck in Liquor Race
- Islands May be "Wet"
- 3 Youths Electrocuted for Killing Policeman
- Newsprint Dumping Haring Postponed
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- Chairmanship Race Started
- Liquidators of Bank Must Pay Court Fees
- Fall in Postal Receipts Also Laid to S. L. Firms
- Debate Opens on Bill
- Local News
- Provo Postmastership Open
- Traction Company Asks Bus Mile Tax Change
- New Automobile Firm Organized
- Coast Strike Menace Grows
- Young Sheriff
- Forbidden Valley
- S. L. Realy Board Elects L. C. Kimball President
- Bus Bill Offered
- Merger Protested
- Plans to Establish Art Galleries Chain
- Beet Sugar Chiefs Close S. L. Meeting
- Plymouth to be Shown in S. L. Late in January
- Local News
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- Utter Price Range is Wide
- Speedboat Ace Cracks Plane
- Ecord Session to End Friday
- [Illegible] Claims Charged in Lawsuit over Stock
- [Illegible] Utah Appointees Confirmed by Senate
- [Illegible] Services Held [Illegible] Killed by Truck
- Symmetalism Plan Attacked
- Negro Still Insists Witness Couldn't See through Cover
- Furr Home Loans Guarantee Planned
- Court Sets Sentence of Convicted Robber
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- U. S. to Retire Unfertile Land
- Apartment Houser Group Elects New Directors
- Gives Successor a Hand
- Tax Evanders Rush to Pay
- Wyoming Memorials Presented to Senate
- U. S. Employes with Colds Get Medicine, Not Sympathy
- Local News
- Courted Job
- Two Skilful Pilots Win Air Meet Honors
- White Woman, Negro Mate Accused of Kidnaping Child
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Modern Transient Cam Planned near Farmington
- Lester G. Baker and Son Buy Journal
- Loan of $17,000 Granted Sandy for Water Works
- Murray Notes
- Precinct Officers Elected
- Sandy Travelers Return
- Men in C C C Camp Well Entertained
- Provo Plant Employs 220
- Accident Injuries Fatal to Victim
- Paroled Patients Make Advancement
- Bingham Miners' Union Holds Hard Times Dance
- Relief Society Subject is "Word of Wisdom"
- Bountiful Club Meets
- For Sports
- Miners' Club Planning to Decorate Quarters
- Officers Goes to California
- School Room Mors Give Special Program
- Safety of C W A Men is Well Supervised
- Holladay Notes
- Expenditures Are Larger than Intal
- Fire Departments Get Salvage Instruct
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- About People
- Today's Birthdays
- Boud Named Manager of University Magazine
- Confidence Game Plotted Aboard Ship Against L. D. S. Missionary is Revealed
- City Asked to Maintain Recreation Standards
- Babe Ruth and Ruppert Agree on 1934 Salary
- Opium Sewed in Sleeve Results in Man's Arrest
- Hopley is Installed Trades Council Head
- Railway Shopmen Plan Mass Meeting Saturday
- Attacker Loses Fight to Escape Prison Term
- Kidnap, Killing Story Placed in Court Books
- Utah moves to Convert Street into Boulevard
- Bar Association Names Program Committee
- Half of Merchants Neglecting License
- Six Are Granted Divorce Decrees
- Citizens at Odds on Street Plans
- Coeds Wil 'Date' Boys for next Varsity Fete
- Sheriff Ousts Two Deputies for Drinking
- State Business Leaders Ready for Convention
- S. L. Goodwill Delegation Reaches Ogden Too Late
- Ex-Convicts Held in Jail
- Soviet Russia is Topic of Professor's Address
- Life of Boulder Dam is Set at Hundred Years
- C. C. Group Discusses Reviving Pioneer Fete
- Commander of V. F. W. to Visit S. L. on Jan. 31
- New Oats Import Levy Imposed by England
- Plane Dives into Sea; Waves Swallow Wreck
- U. S. Offers Treasury Bills to High Bidder
- Fined on Gambling Count
- Code Violation Charged to Three Mine Owners
- Federal Reemployment Work in Utah is Praised
- Sanpete Neglects Bond Refunding Appropriation
- Firm May Lose State License
- Commissioners Vote out Gibbs' Offer on Bonds
- Coldest Spot
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- Backseat Driving
- Six Eastern Rocky Mountain Hoop Teams Ready for Battles
- Fight Results
- Maxie Beaten as Fans Laugh
- Being Recognized No Excuse for Pranks in Good Old Japan
- Sausage Quintet Stays Unbeaten
- Cougar Guards Face Big Task
- Four Tennis Vets Enter Semifinals
- Do You Remember?
- Yale to be Praised for Quiet Way F Picking New Grid Coach
- Golden Eagles Win over Hellenic Five
- Uniform Ball Settles Lively Dispute
- Kentucky Derby Purse Trimmed to but $30,000
- Dern Returns to Arena for Fray with Lewis
- Vines to Oppose Big Bill Again
- Buildings Bowlers Upset Repairmen in Telephone Loop
- McHugh Leaves for West Coast
- Utes Reserves Play
- College Basketball
- Henagers Rally to Beat Ward Team
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- Denver Golfer Blazes Trail at Bay City
- Werteran Slated to Manage Reds for 1934 Play
- Coupons Deadlock Conoco Pin League
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- Ace Bowlers Lead Commercial League
- Notre Dame Record
- Highland Boy Beats Lourdes
- Denver Pigs Start Lofty Five Against Clark's Crew Friday
- Hard Battles Feature Utah County Games
- Tips from Prep Camps
- Johnson Aroused over Mauler's Jibes at Garden
- Leaders and Marks Fall in Smith-Faus Pin Loop Battles
- It's in Bag for Cotton!
- Anor Medal for Primo
- Wales' Clubs Brings $300
- Harvey Attacks Body to Triumph
- Eighteen -Hole Layout Looms at Bonneville
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- Girl Sees Obstacles in Marriage to Man with Divorced Wife
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Lillian Tells Why She Halted Avis' Campaign to Win Hugh
- Decorative Loaf Aids Appetite
- Mor Should Put Child in Bed When Cold is Indicated
- Style Hints
- Local News
- Local News
- Daily Health Service
- Fruit Cocktail to Serve Ten
- To Successfully Clean Suede Shoes
- Menus That Mean Health
- Points for Parents
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- Luncheon to Honor Mrs. J. F. Campbell prior to Departure
- Club Notes
- Monthly Luncheon Planned by Tridelts
- Service Star Group Will Give Luncheon
- Chairman
- Butlers, Maids to Hodl Yearly Ball in N. Y.
- Middle-Age Woman Needs New Makeup
- Sorority Alumnae to Hold Election
- Miss Boody Donoher Entertains at Tea
- Rabbi Has 10 Commandments Necessary for Happy Marriage
- Fur and Cloth Coat Smart Apparel
- Bride-Elect Motif of Luncheon Party
- Ensemble
- Designer Casts New Light on Silhouette for Spring
- Barristers to Give Dance on Saturday
- U. Women to Hold Regular Meeting
- Personal Notes
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- Hesitant Mart Lowers Prices
- S. L. Quotations
- Salt Lake Curb
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Stocks in Spotlight
- What Stock Market Did
- Commodity Index
- Enlarged Buying Lifts Grain Price
- Boston Stock List
- Job Relief is Seen in U. S. Silver Plan
- Bonds Move Higher despite Realizing
- Markets at a Glance
- New York Bond Market
- Investment Trusts
- Cotton Market
- Rubber
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Sugar Market
- Dried Fruit and Hops
- New York Curb
- Utilities Firm in Curb Trading
- Bond Averages
- New York Stock Market
- Livestock Market
- Wool Market
- U. S. Treasury Report
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- Coffee
- Metals and Money
- Quiet Trading Marks Stocks
- Stock Averages
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- Circus Folk Met in L. A.
- Compliance Plan Studied
- [Illegible] Revue, Films at Playhouse
- Insurance Officials Held in $250,000 Fraud
- Hearings to Begin
- Diva of Zoo
- Cantor, Decked out in Toga, Romps Thru 'Roman Scandals'
- Singer Still Seeks Her Perfect Mate
- New Dramatic Films Come to Orpheum
- Comedy and Thrills on Stadium Screen
- Gem ater Has "Midnight Mary"
- Issues Requisition
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- Local Attractions
- Congressman Wants U. S. to Run Lottery
- Maria Jeritza Fails to Show
- Two Unusual Pictures at Victory Saturday
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- Coup D'etat Seen in Riots
- Habitual Crime Charge Sought
- Reports Impairment of Company Assets
- Twenty Men Added to Camp
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- Statistics of Salt Lake Are
- Brigham City
- Deaths
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits Filed
- Divorces Asked
- Bankruptcy
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-01-12 | Page 22 | Four Tennis Vets Enter Semifinals
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1934-01-12 |
| 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/s6nw0s9x |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nw0s9x |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Four Tennis Vets Enter Semifinals |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1934-01-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 22 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nw0s9x/16315556 |