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- Tokio Battle Reported
- Utah Senator Interprets Causes of Japanese Coup
- Britain Sees Coup as Peace Threat
- Train Wreck Kills?
- Metal Prices
- Tom Berry Says:
- Tokio Slayings Are Called Bloody Blow at Liberalism
- Bank Blocks Talmadge Move
- Senator Raps Veto of Seed Loan Project
- Last Minute New Flashes
- Asks Hagood Probe
- Food Train Bucks Drifts to Save Snowbound Town
- Inside Stuff
- State Quizzes Own Witness
- County Physician Attacks 'Clique' at Hospital Quiz
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- Page 5
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- N. E. A. Assails Liberty Curbs
- Leads Spelling Contest
- The Country Doctor
- WPA Safety Slogan Contest Nears End
- Instructor to Speak
- Foto-Fooler
- Spring Fashion Fete Proposed
- Emergency Clinic Gives 4 Treatment
- Death is Demanded in Patricide Case
- Daniel J. Lang, Wife En Route to Salt Lake
- Utah Music Club Head to Address Juniors
- Wins Suit
- U. S. Mediator Goes to Akron
- French Court Upholds Fine of Fan Dancer
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- Local News
- Cabinet Members Target of Army Revolt
- Ouster of Army Leader Brings Demand for Probe
- Barbers Seek Rise in Price
- Many Nations Lost Chiefs by Assassination
- Army Flier is Killed in Louisiana Crash
- Students Hold Dance
- Mikado's Rule to be Supreme despite Deaths
- Far East Peace in Balance as Japanese Crisis Flares
- Local News
- Envoy Blames Young Group
- No Mention Made of Coup in Tokio Press
- To Elect Officers
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- News from Neighboring Communities Salt Alke District
- Local News
- Davis Scouts Plan Drive for Members
- New Snow Fall Boosts Season Total in Park City Area to 132 Inches
- Plans Announced to Enlarge Plant
- First Aid Classes Continue Thursday
- Plans Outlined
- Chess Talks Set
- Junior High School to Present Operetta
- Boy Scout Dinner Scheduled Again
- Large Brooder Industry Need
- Poultry Hints
- Election Planned
- Les Leisure Time Seen is Book Demand Decline
- Buzz Saw Injures Spanish Fork Boy
- Charter Waited
- Justice at Magna Injured by Pipe
- Stake to Hold Musical Fete
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- 9 Passengers Hurt in Wreck
- Kansan Confesses to Setting Fatal Fire
- Commandant to Talk at Church Dinner
- Judge Ellett Calls Public Safety Parley
- This Look like a Necklace
- Vandenberg Declines Ohio Presidential Primary Bid
- Opinions
- Nevada Fugitive Held
- Tax Exemption Bill Seen Dead
- Jury Frees Wife in Husband Killing
- Funeral Rites Await Arrival of Daughter
- New Bourbon Leader Plans His Activities
- New Farm Bill near Adoption
- $50,000 is Requested for Pension Plan QuiZ
- Court Asked to Liquidate $60,000 in Y. M. C. A. Funds
- To Discuss Newspapers
- George Creel to Quit WPA Advisory Post
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- Who is to Blame When Girl Waits Call That Fails?
- Committee Selected for South High Dance
- Patently Stylish
- Gardener Should Decide Definite Type and Plan
- Canned Food Taste Aided by Aerating
- Good Health is Essential for Dieting
- Menus That Mean Health
- The next First Lady?
- Children's Manners May be Improved by Copying
- Mayor Recall Vote Scheduled on April
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- Popular Visitor from Canada is Luncheon Guest
- Mrs. Harris to Entertain
- Dinner Party Honors Couple
- Rowland Hall Alumnae to Meet
- Contract Bridge Contest to Open
- Costume Party Will be Given
- Personal Notes
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- Lace is Favorite
- Borders Favored
- Points for Parents
- In Palm Springs
- Rich Relations
- Bad Cleaning Injures Skin
- Beauty Short Cuts
- Mrs. Strange Entertained at Luncheon
- Dancing Party Set Saturday
- Bridge Supper to Honor Matron
- Let's Explore Your Mind
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- Welsh of S. L. to Celebrate
- Jordan High Youth Wins Scholarship
- Recreation Centers to Close on March 2
- Parley's Water Unito Elects Havercamp
- French Predict Atlantic Airmail Service by 1938
- Salt Lake City Briefs
- Wedding of Hitler's Sister is Confirmed
- Quake Felt on Coast
- Intense Patrolling Reported in Africa
- Statesman Dies
- Chain Relief
- Legion Offers Anti-Red Plan
- Services Are Held for Mrs. Knowlden
- 7 R. O. T. C. Students Advanced in Rank
- Car S. K. Bendixsen Buried in Sandy City
- Board Meeting Called
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- Snow's Benefit to Agriculture Set $15,000,000
- Precipitation Sets Record for January
- Immigrant Society is Proposed Here
- $10 Embezzlement Charge Confessed
- Birthdays
- 'Caesar' Takes to the Hills as Girls of St. Mary's Would Make Pet of Him
- Chief to Drive His Own Auto
- Water Survey Engineer Due
- Milk Price Reduced to Salt Lake Users
- U. S. Highway Fund for Utah Expected
- Clubwomen to Meet
- Fair Weather Seen for Salt Lake City
- Real Estate Board Discusses Appraisals
- Fighters Fined
- Coff Grounds Irk Collector
- Control of Grazing Held Erosion Check
- Election Urged on Deer Creek Water Project
- 76 Girls to Spend Busy 2 Weeks on Beauty Tests
- Hit-Run Driver Fined by Court
- Fuel Men Meet
- President Grant Returns to Desk
- Kill Pigs
- Skater Hits Judge's Car and Breaks Arm
- Poultry Shortage on Coast Forecast
- 9 4-H Club Leaders Take Training Course
- Attack Mapped by Prosecution on Boyer Plea
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- Report Shows Saving to City
- Utah Bar Committee Members Are Named
- Newsman's Widow Dies in Los Angeles
- Wolf at Door
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- Condition of Fall Reported Critical
- Nazi Court of Honor Penalizes Publisher
- Stephenson Speaks
- Races Over
- Actor Weds Actress
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- Big Incomes of Filmland Prove Costly
- Drama and Music Feature at Rialto
- California Floods Ebb as 15-Day Rain Ends
- Arizona License
- Walter Winchell
- Telegram Show Guide
- State Theater Has New Double Bill
- Margaret Sullavan Plans to Divorce Movie Director
- Valuable Bird Dog Killed by Farmer
- Local News
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- Backseat Driving
- Printers Defeat Frist Place Team
- Idaho Prep Cage Scores
- Henager Quintet Defeats Gemmell
- Sweet Rollers Lead Wonder Pin League
- Leiber Acts like Terry
- College Basketball
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- Mile Champion Says Venzke Most Improved
- Auerbach's Will Oppose Tooele in Feature Game of Telegram Girls' Loop
- Takes New Post
- Cabinet Gains Top in North Pin Loop
- Fight Results
- Wrestling Results
- Idaho Cage Teams in Tourney Finals
- Watts Holds Top in Scoring Race
- High Jump Stars Renew Old Feud in Coast Meet
- Ute Forsh Defeat Westminster Five
- Top Women's League
- Shields Improves
- Monore Has Edge in Final Tussle
- Redskin Coach Calls Gridders
- Park City Has Ski Tournament
- American Fork Five Gains Tourney Post
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- Patty Berg Groomed for Title
- Olympic Pool Chosen
- Top Row's Owner Wagers Tiny Horse Could Repeat
- Miss Berg Ties Course Record
- Softball Leaders to Clarify Rules
- Top Row Entered in Texas Classic
- Sodality Tourney Planned in March
- Game Scheduled
- Olympic Moguls Need $200,000 to Send Americans to Berlin
- Cougars Upset Huskies Again
- Hockey Results
- Win Handball Title
- Moose May Gain Amateur Throne
- Indian Wrestler Meets Sampson
- Trapshooters Open Annual Tournament
- New York Linkster Wins Bermuda Meet
- Boxing Bouts Set in 'U' Intramurals
- Forty Fighters Clash at Fort
- Garcia Prepares for Ogden Scrap
- Rosson Resigns Oregon 'U' Post
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- Mining Issues Remain Steady
- S. L. Quotations
- Markets at a Glance
- Cotton Market
- Boston Stock List
- Stocks in the Spotlight
- Unlisted IndustrIALS
- Salt Lake Curb
- S. L. Clearings
- Bond Averages
- New York Bond Market
- Japanese Bonds Decline Sharply
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Investing Companies
- Metals and Money
- Treasury Report
- Wheat Prices Hit Dollar for Bushel
- Dividend Declared by Sugar Company
- Sugar Market
- What the Stock Market Did
- Commodity Index
- Coffee
- Rubber
- Stock Averages
- New York Stock Market
- Flour
- Wool Market
- National Lead Features Mart
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- Roper Explains Ouster of Aids
- Power Production Holds High Level
- Leading Producers Raise Lead Price
- Youngster, 7, Hurt; Driver is Arrested
- Boise Lawyer Named L. D. S. Ward Bishop
- Curb Follows Mixed Trend
- New York Curb
- Lions Honor Three with Emblem Award
- Motor Travel Issues Studied
- Steel Production Continues to Rise
- 'TVA Market' Probe Begun by Exchange
- Copper Club Maps Program for March
- Produce Market
- Livestock Value Show Good Gain
- Thieves Loot Auto
- Dr. Beeley to Talk
- Heiress to Standard Oil Fortune Weds Third Time
- Local News
- Foxley to Speak
- Livestock
- Merger Voted by Bethlehem
- 5000 Attend First Session of Salt Lake Auto Show
- Speculative Buys Barred
- Sanford Returns
- 6 Cents Awarded in Slander Suit Asking $150,000
- Shortage in Houses Revealed at Moscow
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-02-26 | Page 9 | Court Asked to Liquidate $60,000 in Y. M. C. A. Funds
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-02-26 |
| 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/s6v423b4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v423b4 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Court Asked to Liquidate $60,000 in Y. M. C. A. Funds |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-02-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v423b4/16486549 |