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- Hopkins Says Relief Here to Stay
- Three Youths Killed in Head-on Automobile Crash
- Pickets Ban Unloading
- Sensations Loom in Townsend Quiz
- Letters Introduced in Trial of Ritter
- June Nelson Murder Case Suspect Held
- Pressure for Full Tax Bill Forecast
- Pneumonia is Fatal to Noted Magician
- Mrs. Roosevelt to Free Thousands of 'Doves of Peace' in Washington Ceremony to Keep U. S. out of War
- Gen. Hagood Given New Command on Roosevelt's Order
- Copper Prices Made Uniform
- Blondes Lose Grip, Anita Loos Thinks
- Wendel Moved into Hospital
- Seeks Senate Seat
- Self-Aid Fund Probe Sought of Governor
- High Court Defers Guffey Act Ruling
- Metal Prices
- Author's Death Rites Watched
- Julian Oil Company Reorganization Set
- Muench Conspiracy Prosecution Rests
- Sugar Bloc Seeks Parley on Benefits
- Oldest Mason Buried
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- James M. Beck Dies Suddenly
- Bartholomen Clue Offered
- Four Youths Accused
- Clue to Pack's Location Fades
- France to Defy Nazi Fort Plan
- Three Realty Men Get National Posts
- Tom Berrry Says:
- President Prepares First Speech of 1936 Campaign
- Stamp Club to Meet
- Norris Write in Movement Adds Zest to Election
- William Haigh Expires Here
- M'Adoo Recovers
- Utah Social Security Aids to Begin Training Course
- Round Table to Meet
- Burglar Gets Foot in Face, Lands in Jail
- Local News
- Flume Washed out in Flood
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- Astman Rail Plan May Fail
- Mother on Trial as Child Poisoner
- Autopsy Ordered in Colonel's Death
- Hoovers Visit with Three Grandchildren
- Woman Gets 4 Years for Federal Offence
- Tear Gas Disperses Strike Sympathizers
- Rescued Bridal Pair in Hopital
- Edward Vill Restores Kitchens of Place
- Florida Dancer Would Emulate Lady Godiva
- Matanuska Colony to Celebrate May 16
- Prize Hen Lays Weird Shaped 'Easter' Eggs
- Silver Policy to be Retained
- Former Policemen Tried as Floggers
- Russian Speaker Warns Japan, Nazis
- Quake Causes Panic at Easter Service
- Stunt Man 'Bails Out' 25 Times for Record
- Foreign News of Interest
- Future British Queen Picture as Sportswoman
- Turkey Asks Leave to Fortify Island
- Tokio Holds 6 Leaders in Plot
- Premier to Have Operation
- Easter Bomb Inquiry Widens
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- War 'Lobbying' Hit in Report
- Ministers Nominated
- Hull Combats Narcotic Evil
- Fay Wray to Visit S. L.
- Pan-American Meet Assured
- Treasury Prepares to Make Bonus Cash
- Museum to Preserve President's Odd Fish
- Tons of Soot Are Contained in N. Y. Ozone
- Concert Violinist's Wife is Found Dead
- Doomed Man's Plea Rejected
- Greek Premier Dies
- This May Prove the Solution of Age-Old Riddle
- Four Persons Die When Hom Burns
- Felons Caught after Escape
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- [Illegible] to Push Mine Safety
- Kiwanis Chief to Confer Here
- Traffic Group to Meet
- County Treasurer Scores System of Tax Collection
- Opinions
- Police Seek Negro in Train Stabbing
- Contest Opened
- Conclave Here is Set by Junior Red Cross
- Bishop to Celebrate Murray Church Mass
- Mrs. Harriet M. Dole Services Conducted
- Shrine to Plan Seattle Visit
- Lionel Eli Flowers Funeral Conducted
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- Tea Function Given for Salt Lake Girl Leaving for Europe
- Dance Fete and Buffet Supper Held
- Personals
- In the Spotlight
- Maidens Entertained
- Dig a Trench
- Officers Elected
- Blue Favored
- Charming April Birde
- White House Lawn Crowded for Annual Egg Rolling
- Luncheon Given for Bride-Elect
- 9 Are Injured in Car Mishaps
- Wheeling Chamber Lauds Slat Lake Aid
- Payroll Gains Are Revealed
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- Thoughts, like Curse and Chickens, Go Back to Roost-Betty Blair
- Reversible Goods Promise Popularity
- Flank Door with Tall Evergreen
- Watch Close to See All These Picture
- Reversible Cloth
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- Exercise, Diet and Sleep Bring Curves
- Good Penny
- Varied Directions Keep Mother's Plan Uncertain
- Ambassador's Wife Buys New Wardrobe
- Salted Cod Platter is Lunch Dish
- Hollywood Ranked Sixth in Style List
- Page 10
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- Flo Ziegfeld Life Topped Movie Story
- 'Sky Parade' to Open on Victory Screen
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- Walter Winchell
- Telegram Show Guide
- Wit, Comedy Features of Capiot Bill
- Jaded Stars Seek Change of Vehicles
- Joan Bennett Plays in Broadway Feature
- Jack Oakie Bride Begin Housekeeping
- Kitchen Helps
- Storm Warning
- Page 11
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- Seen Appeal Time near End
- Civil Cases Set for April Calendar
- Salt Lake City Briefs
- W. G. Patrick Estate Petition is Filed
- Democrats Set to Hold Annual Ball
- West Jordan S. U. P. Camp Picks Leaders
- Tax Land Sale is Scheduled
- Drunk Driving Cases Lacking
- Petty Thieves Get Much Loot
- 20 Salt Lake Folk Called for Jury
- Tourist Harbingers Assure Springtime Here to Stay
- Three Sunday Sunday Outing Victims Recovering
- Twenty Seek Werther Post
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Nine Injured as Cars Crash
- Catholic Jubilee Celebration near End
- Mutuals of Toole Stake Hold Annual Hobby Show
- Tooele G. O. P. Selects
- Milk Daires Will Organize
- Mayor Lee of Price Shies at Enforcing Beer Laws
- Meeting Postponed
- Beet Growers to Stand Firm
- Page 13
- Record Throngs Worship at Easter Services Here
- [Illegible] Wheat Crop Rated 79 per Cent
- 2 Millions in Food Clothes Given Poor
- C. of C .Calls Water Parley
- Estate of McArthur Valued at $29,962
- County Asked to Supply J. P.'S with Statute Books
- Utah to Experiment with Bigger Celery
- Autoist Faces Charge of Drunken Driving
- Woman to be Sentenced
- Meeting Called on Sewer Plans
- City's Smallest Baby Reported Weakening
- East High Band Will Play for Parents
- Burglary Hearing Set
- Three Plead to Gambling
- Recruiting Starts for Training Camp
- Pet Poisoner Suspect Held, 3 Dogs Dead
- Building Occupancy Percentage Advances
- Celebrates Atop Flagpole
- Jenkins Plans Try for Record
- Soil Conservation Meetings Planned
- Birthdays
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- Backseat Driving
- Indian Broom Leaves for Derby after Establishing World Mark
- C. Y. O. Team Drills
- Pitchers Prove Key Men
- Magna to Work Out
- Ogden Star Sets Record with 1925 in All Events
- Tigers and Cubs Favored to Repeat despite Odds
- Daffy Jeered at St. Louis
- Cougars Point for Utah Meet
- Local News
- Local News
- Teams Conclude ABC Title Bid
- Remember Mate
- Young Golfers Given Approval by Rules Body
- Scribe Decides to Keep Shooting 'Cracker' Pool after Seeing Experts
- Hole in One Made Monday
- Strongest in Yeras
- Scribe Pins Hop on Tigers, Cards
- Local News
- Baer Seeks Chance to Regain World Heavyweight Ring Crown
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- Budge Renews U. S. Cup Hopes
- Oaks Hold Top in Coast Loop
- Pacific Coast League
- Geertsen Wins Utah Golf Driving Title with 262 Average
- Callies Climb to Soccer Lead
- Remember?
- Detroit Almost Gains Corner on Titles as Red Wings Win
- Zach Wheat Hurt in Auto Accident
- Week-End Sports in Brief
- Carnival at Provo Draws 59 Schools
- Local News
- Hurd Takes First Place in Gun Meet
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- Mining Shares Rally Briskly on Salt Lake Exchange
- S. L. Quotations
- New York Bond Market
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Gurb
- Bond Averages
- Irregular Tones Mark Bond Tarde
- Produce Market
- Treasury Report
- Tone Steadies on Curb Mart
- New York Curb
- Investing Companies
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- What the Stock Market Did
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Livestock Market
- Cotton Market
- Sugar Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Rubber
- Markets at a Glance
- New Crop Wheat Futures Move Up
- Meals and Money
- Commodity Index
- Copper Stocks Gains Strength
- Fruits and Hops
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- War on County Weeds Started
- Thief Gets Refund on Victim's Bonnet
- Wee Tots to Play Mother's to Fabric Children
- Woman Dies in Argument
- Children Return to School Tasks
- Fair Wether Duee Tuesday
- Health Survey Here Nears Completion
- Daily Average Sales Increase in State
- State Inspector Sent to Study Lark Mine
- Building Gain Reported Due
- Two Families Escape Rifle Fire of Boys
- Contractors Name Jacobsen to Post
- Free Boarder at County Jail is Kicked Out
- Ex-Salt Laker Death Probed
- First Citizen Award Waits Rece Driver
- R. O. T. C. Appointment Announced at U. of U.
- Utah Climate Found Good for State Scenic Projects
- S. L. Airbase Plans Pushed
- I. C. C. Refuses Ban on Water-Rail Rate
- W P a Slogan Banquet Set
Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-04-13 | Page 1 | Mrs. Roosevelt to Free Thousands of 'Doves of Peace' in Washington Ceremony to Keep U. S. out of War
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-04-13 |
| 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/s62j7m0r |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62j7m0r |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mrs. Roosevelt to Free Thousands of 'Doves of Peace' in Washington Ceremony to Keep U. S. out of War |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-04-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62j7m0r/16500709 |