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- Utah Liquor Battle Flares Anew with Home Rule Plan
- Hitler Hails New Peace in Saar Return
- Inside Stuff
- Metal Prices
- Siam King Quits Throne in Row
- Roosevelt Launches Sale of Baby Bonds
- Three Prehistoric Monsters for Sale; Museum Pieces Victims of Progress
- Hope Raised for Holmes with Rally
- Pair Commit Suicide in Leap from Plane
- Mail Train Robbery Suspects Returning
- Second Adventurer Lost in Desolate Utah Section Where Explorer Vanished
- Relief Battle Truce Offered
- Probe Awaits Sign from Post
- Bulletins
- Comptroller Favors Double Liability Law
- Cal Issued for Vote on Auto Strike
- Small Ogden Girl Saves Baby Bror
- Malia Fought by Bourbons
- Die from Burns
- Legislature Ready to Okeh Huey Bills
- 1947 Utah World's Fair Proposed in State Senate
- Debate Restricted
- Hearings Ordered upon Bonus Bills
- Grazing Setup Scored
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- Married Men Would Rar Not Talk, Survey Reveals
- Premium Offered for Bond Purchase
- Wife Claims Husband Used Abusive Speech
- Study Campus Projects
- C. T. Pennartz, Printer, Passes
- Refrigeration Sale Increase Forecast
- PWA Rights Upheld by Federal Judge
- "Pet" Proposals of Relief Battle Leaders Outlined
- Earth Quivers at Kansas City
- Hoax ory Fades in Human Legs Case
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- Bottlers Hear National Head
- Movers
- Heiress Death Case Jury Seeks Verdict
- Postmaster I. A. Smoot Sells First 'Baby Bond'
- Institute Set by Red Cross
- Legal Snarl Holds up Lamson Trial
- Mor is Appointed to Denver Council
- Yosemite Gets Snow
- U. P. to Honor Rail Veterans
- Westminster Players Offer Comedy Friday
- Talks with Roosevelt
- Scuttled
- Reed Billings, Detective, Dies
- Jury Fixes Blame for Toxin Deaths
- K. C. Massacre Brings Bad Man's Indictment
- Catholics to Pursue Motion Picture Ban
- Committee Strikes Army Post Funds
- Peace Pact Reported between China, Japan
- Shippers' Board to Meet in June
- Kemal Reelected
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- Unified Bank System Due
- Increase Reported in Red Activities
- Carrier Ends Service after Thirty Years
- Group Medical Serice Starts
- Death of Guard Declared Suicide
- Reilly Enters Hospital
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Welsh Honor Patron Saint at Banquet
- Trapped Dog Killed to End Suffering
- Takes over Duties
- Local News
- Japanese Seek End of Drives in America
- Visitors in S. L. Hotel Lobbies
- Cuban Parties Unite to Fight
- Florida Troopers Watch Fera Strike
- Woman Senator Ill
- Tough Problem Faces World's Fair Wreckers
- Ex-Captain of Byrd's Dies Suddenly at Sea
- Mexico Boycott Threatens
- Local News
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- News and Views from Utah Legislative Halls
- Ouster of Tax Offset Urged
- Police Crime Raids Continue
- Governor Signs Refund Measure
- Private Agencies Aid to be Decided
- Junior Promenade to be Given Friday
- $100 Apartment Fire Blamed onto Sparks
- Snow Slated to End Warm Spell in City
- Bureaucracy Fear Causes Bill's Death
- Ski Jumpers Feted at Chamber Affair
- Liberal Drouth Programs Drawn
- Suspect in 2 Holdups is Held for Trial
- Three Liquor Law Violators Fined
- Filing Date Extended
- Public Utility Bills Attacked
- Night Meetings Are Scheduled
- Mellon's Wealth Once 200 Million
- Paper Man's Million Willed to Daughter
- Fire Levels Building at Oklahoma College
- Taxpayers Study Budget
- Utah Senate Turns to Farm Aid Issue
- Action on Bills
- Legislature Costs Exceeding Budget
- Committee Division Kills Miners Bill
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- Famine Forces Children Sale
- Many Missing Sought after Hawaii Storm
- Youngest Senator Plans Speech Tour
- Hunt Avalanche Victims
- Legislative Day
- Utah Basin Bill to be Debated
- Expert Sees New Fields for Women
- Idaho Would Prevent Line Abandonment
- Naval Holiday Plans Denied by Japanese
- Ladies' Democratic Study Group Elects
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- City Prepares for Action in Water Suits
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- Governor Blood Selects Wilson to B Advisor
- Boy Hit by Auto Cut and Bruised
- Changed Pact Ready for River Parley
- University Freshmen to Register March 2
- Applications Received
- Eight Million Utah Building Plans Listed
- Girl Scout Head Arrives for Duties
- Birthdays
- County Officers Declare Law Will be Enforced despite Crowds Thronging Auto License Counter
- Driver Given 60-Day Term
- Boxcar Victim 'Fair'
- Tot's First Visit to School Results in Fractured Arm
- Board Begins Final Drive on Income Tax Returns
- Emergency Cases Register Decline
- Complaint Charges Pair with Robbery
- To Present Ballet
- AAA Conference Scheduled in S. L.
- County Commission Okehs Appointments
- Coal Dealers Get License Warning
- Police Trail 'Gent' Bandits
- Justice Elections Declared Effective
- S. L. Girl to be Bride at New York Soon
- Not Same Man
- A A A Program Seen as Boon to Sugar Beets
- Beet Growers of Utah Get $488,680 Benefits
- Historian to Speak on Life of Lincoln
- Moose Arrange Dance
- Fined on Cafe Charge
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- Second Marriage Interferes with Happy Home Life
- Daily Health Service
- Seen on Fifth Avenue
- Local News
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Tailored Coiffure for Business Girl
- Points for Parents
- Menus That Mean Health
- Bannock Four-H Agent Announces Birth of Son
- Baby Needs Regular Schedule for Sleeping and Daytime Activity
- Local News
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- Dinner Dance Set Monday to Honor Couple from Coast
- Neighborhood House Honors Mrs. Griffin
- Pupils to Dance Hat League Party
- Junior Prom Slated at 'U'
- Literary Club Dance Set Saturday
- Saturday Club Schedule
- Personal Notes
- Honored
- Home Wedding Unites Young Salt Lakers
- Northwestern States Lift Hay Quarantine
- Woman Warden Plans to Run for U. S. Senate
- New Double Feature Film Bill at State
- Lillian Harvey Stars in Film at Orpheum
- Prize-Winning Film on Screen at Star
- Telegram Show Guide
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- Walter Winchell
- 'St. Louis Kid' Heads Screen Bill at Rialto
- Light
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- Backseat Driving
- Harmsworth Trophy Will Stay in United States during 1935
- Wrestling Results
- Starts Well
- Gomez to Fight with Col. Jake for Pay Boost
- Rowe Seeks Raise from Tiger Moguls
- Smith is Named Callie Captain
- Dundee Team Wins to Gain on Leader
- Boosts Mark
- Ruth is Told He Must Make His Own Spot
- Pi Kappa Cagers Win School Title
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- Champion Ski Riders Await Bugle Call in Olympic Team Trials
- New Yorker Bids for Team Berth
- Union Battles Forest Dale Five and Grove Plays Fifteenth Ward
- Sportsmen Stage 'Riot' Saturday
- Bonny to Open Saturday Noon
- Hugh Cannon Will Captain Cougar Team
- Three Knotted in Cage Chase
- Fred Miller Wins over Briton Foe
- Fight Results
- College Games
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- Fuller Fights Young Ambers to Get Crack at Barney Ross
- Sons of Notre Dame Set to Honor Beloved Coach
- Rowland Tossers Beat St. Mary's
- $60 Hoss Brings $10,000
- Rangers Defeat Moab as Uintah Wins in Playoff
- Pocatello Ward to Play Shelley
- P. G. A. Ruling Change Permits 64 Players to Compete in Meet
- Grizzlies Win Final Contest
- Wasatch Holds Top with 48-40 Victory
- Circleville Cagers Win Sevier Runnerup Post
- Russian Ready for Dean
- Dean, Russion Win Battles in Boise
- Prep Schedule
- Greeley Entertains Tiger Clan in Crucial Eastern Loop Game
- Campbell May Start Shortly in Attempt to Hang up Record
- "Y" Gridsters Receive Awards
- Cougars to Honor All 1934 Athletes
- Knox College Has Fond Hope of Winning a Game-Someday
- Hoop Scoring Increases in Rocky Mountain Loop
- Provo Battles Champion for "M" Men Title
- Matmen Begin Logan Tourney
- Games Site Choice Against Postponed
- Win at Provo
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- Mining, Financial, Commercial News
- Livestock Market
- Farmers' January Income Increases
- Coast Wholesale Business Improves
- Price of Copper Rises in London
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Market for Wool Continues Steady
- U. S. Treasury Report
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- Metal Share Trend Mixed
- S. L. Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- New York Bond Market
- Bond Averages
- Bonds Irregular in Late Trading
- Produce Market
- Investment Trusts
- Commodity Index
- Utilities Gain on Curb Mart
- New York Curb
- Boston Stock List
- What Stock Market Did
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Metals and Money
- Cotton Market
- Markets at a Glance
- Grain Quotations Average Lower
- Stocks in Spotlight
- Sugar Market
- Flour
- Mining Issues Gain 3 Points
- Two Coast Offices Acquired by Hogle
- Wool Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
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- Chinese 'Reds' Spread Terror
- Farm Bureau Head Leaves for Meeting
- All That Glitters
- Statistics
- Births
- Deaths
- Marriage Licenses
- Divorces Granted
- Divorces Asked
- Suits Filed
- Incorporations
- Real Estate Transfers
- Building Permits
- Professor Elected to Tau Beta Pi Group
- Noted Chemist Dies
- Funerals
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- Deaths
- Lions Club Hears Talk on History of Mexico
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- Local News
- Local News
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- Horticulture Men Elect Aids
- Bennion Speaks Sunday
- Telescope Mirror Takes Bath in Aluminum Vapor
- Coal Mine Mishap Injures Timberman
- Tribute Paid Pett Sr.
- Utah Celebration Body Incorporates
- Arms Probe Delayed by Senator's Fall
- 'Band Clinic' Meeting Set
- No Recommendation Given Masseurs Bill
- U. S. Relief Funds for Utah Assured
- Legislative Junket to Ephraim Planned
- Groups to Discuss Buying Cove Fort
- High Czech Officials Nabbed in Spy Drive
- Interior Bill Passes
- History Authority Dies
- News from Salt Lake Neighboring Communities
- Poultry Cooperative Unit to Entertain
- Poultry Hints
- Oil Company Sales Convention Opened
- Preliminary Voting for Editors Set
- Class Comedy to be Presented Friday
- Water Shortage Menace Reported
- Orchestra to Play
- Dates for School Opera Announced
- Special Program Given by Rotary
- British Ships Collide
Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-03-01 | Page 13 | S. L. Girl to be Bride at New York Soon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1935-03-01 |
| 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/s6rv1wwr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rv1wwr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | S. L. Girl to be Bride at New York Soon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1935-03-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rv1wwr/16370983 |