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- Two City Judges Aid Liquor Probe
- Baseball Scores
- Metal Prices
- Bridge Not Game of Skill, Just Gam Bling, Judge Hints after Raid; Experts Angry
- African Leader Moves to Save Native Capital
- Late Bulletins
- Dillinger 'Second' is Held in Murder of Policeman
- French Check Flow of Gold to U. S.
- Army Officer Denies Taking Illegal Fee
- A. F. L. Sees Lag in Employment
- War Peril Seen in High Tariff
- Antispy Head Tells Perils to U. S. Navy
- WPA Will Oust Job Skippers
- Senate Gets Six Billions Deficit Hint
- Lyte Alleges 'Deal' for Case Dismissal
- Buying Spurs Rise in Stocks
- Witness Tells Townsend Deal
- Bloc Forces Vote on Inflation Bill
- Spanish Fascist Leader Acquitted
- President-Elect of Cuba Goes Home
- General Malone Retires
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- Coal Men Seek to Avert Tieup
- Snell Denounced as G. O. P. Chairman
- Another Arrest is Made in Wendel Kidnap Case
- Ohio Campaign Fund Charges Are Aired
- Fleeing Bank Bandit Seriously Wounded
- Report on U. P. System Given
- Negro Thieves Surprised by 'Heady' Swag
- 7 Vessels Tied up by Labor Disputes
- Congress Ending Brings Cigar Bet
- A. T. T. Prober Tells Trouble
- Arabs Fire Warehouse
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- Flood Danger Held Remote
- Egypt Riot Kills 7
- Tries to Flee up a Flue---It's a Fluke
- New Jersey's Idle Lose Relief Fight
- New Envoy Received
- Foreign News of Interest
- Mexican Railway Strike is Deferred
- Italian Air Forces Seek Missing Plane
- Town's Going Fishing, Mayor Sets Holiday
- Safety Board Named to Probe Shipping
- Netherlands Princess Has 27th Birthday
- Egypt's Dead King Buried in Mosque
- Europe Awaiting May Day of Mingled Threats and Joys
- Officers Succumbs after Killing Bandit
- Time Clock Murder Suspect Convicted
- Duke of Connaught Again Heads Masons
- English Critic, Killer Held Insane by Jury
- Soviet Issues Warning of War
- Actress Shot in Lovers' Row
- Mrs. Hewitt Must Face N. J. Charge
- Suspect Enters Plea in Author's Murder
- Tavern Bars Are Wailing Walls Now
- Colorado Broder Blockade Lifted
- Race Problem Stirs up South
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- Irrigation Act Backing Asked
- Weeds Removed
- Contestants View Troop Prize
- Dirt from Scout Cleanup Brings ' Good Turn' Plea
- 3 Injured Persons Recover at Homes
- Accessories Sales Point Business Gains
- Mrs. Goggin's Funeral Held
- Park Activity Appeal Grows
- Party Replaces Lunch
- Life Managers Plan for Fete
- 'Bright Lights' Proposal Gians
- Relatives to Fete Utah Pioneer, 84
- New Episcopal Dean due to Arrive Here
- Reward is Offered for Long Lost Bonds
- West High R. O. T. C. Team Places Fourth
- Dog Killers Poison Two More Pets
- County Appoints Four New Firemen
- Patman to Debate Fair Trade Proposal
- Smelting Company Official Visits City
- Deadline Nears for Entry into Courses on Tennis
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- Soldiers Back from War Game
- 67 Inmates of Prison File Clemency Pleas
- To Present Play
- Veteran Temple Guide Ready for Record Crowds to Visit Historic Grounds in 1936
- Work on L. D. S. Shrine due to be Started Soon
- University Art Guild Initiates 14 Members
- April Bank Clearings Register Big Advance
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- Woman Pleads Guilty in Appeal to Court
- Seeks Clemency
- Jersey Bank Looted
- L. D. S. Missionaries Arrive in Europe
- Driver Denies Traffic Count
- Police Probe Traffic Death
- Salt Lake City Briefs
- Price School Move Balked
- Dance Drama Planned
- Liquor Appeals Are Dismissed
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- School Clerks Slate Meeting
- Provo Legion Sons' Group Gets Charter
- Granite High School to Give Honor Play
- Legon Delegates to Meeting Named
- Davis High School Students Install
- Campaign Started to Reopen Plunge
- Reckless Driving Charge Costs $5
- Utah Woman Wins Idaho Court Test
- Murray High School to Present Drama
- Turkey Profit Easy to Lose
- Poultry Hints
- Student Insurance Studied at B. Y. U.
- Townsend Meeting Conducted at Price
- Prize Pictures Selected as Springville Show Ends
- Water Rights Terms Talked
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- Mrs. Benjamin to be Seated
- Touhy Turncoat Gets Three-Year Sentence
- 5 Accused Masons Arested in Rome
- Photo Pioneer Dies
- Neck Piece Theft Brings Jail Term
- Another 'Future' Unit Would Sell War Bonds
- Rifleman Killed, One Shot in Feud
- Guilty Plea Entered to Dyer Act Charge
- 'Soul-Saving' Gain Reported
- Statistics
- Births
- New Suits Filed
- Divorce Suit Filed
- U. S. Aviation Award Named for Moffett
- Lovely Little Fool
- West Oratorical Winners Selected
- Goat Offered for Payment of Range Fee
- Autoist is Charged with Drunk Driving
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- Veteran of Victoria's Black Watch and Revolt in India Suffers Heart Attack Here on Hitch-Hike Excursion
- Flood Control Plan in Davis Outlined
- Birthday's
- Driver Parole Plea Advances
- Pettengill Measure Hearing Postponed
- Shoplifter Fined, Jail Term Offered
- Nominations Set
- Utah to Join Child Health Week Project
- U. Sororities Announce Bids Given Pledges
- Transfusion Plea Gets Big Response
- World Missionary Activities Studied
- Son of S. L. Couple Killed in Coast Mine
- Wrongly Accused Man Forfeits Bail
- Sleuths Find Queer Noise Contraptions in 'Haunted' Apartment of Old Lady
- Sugarhouse Rotary Club Officers Are Installed
- Daylight Time Change Fought
- S. L. School Teacher Dies at Hospital
- Scout Activity Film Possibility Weighed
- Smokeless City Tea Plan is Completed
- Statisticians Confer
- G. O. P. Chiefs Seek Favorite for Governor
- Layman Jury Will Choose U. Day Queen
- Strongbox Thieves Still Being Sought
- Burdensome Ballot is Prospect for 1936 General Elections
- Debaters from Coast to Meet Utah Unit
- Phi Kappa Phi Forum Luncheon is Planned
- Chamber Approves School for Drivers
- Labor Chief May Visit S. L.
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- Uneasy Brider-Elect Asks About Duties; Poise Recommended
- Cape Themes Running Jackets Close Race
- Amateurs Get Hints on Dahlias
- Building Official's Home
- Bead Work Gives Glint to Gay Prints
- Schedules for Young Child Given by Children's Bureau
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Change Managers
- Allspice is Fruit of Japanese Trees
- Road Bids Called
- Big Bathtub Great Sport Fr Infants
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- California Visitor Honored at Lunch by Mrs. C. Rudine
- Stake Groups to Hold Banquet
- P. E. O. Chapter to Meet Saturday
- Home Rites Will Unite S. L. Couple
- Home
- S. L. Couple Are Married in Temple
- Visiting Matron Honored at Lunch
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- Popular Visitor Feted at Dinner
- Tomorrow East Lynne
- Local News
- Points for Parents
- Visitors Feted at Luncheon
- Noon Nupfial Rites Unite S. L. Couple
- Humane Society Sets Bridge Tea
- B. Y. U. Choral Group, Orchestra Are Hailed
- Care in Applying Will Give Success in Beauty Makeup
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- Greta Garbo Returning to Film Colony
- Sally Eilers Feature of Star Theater Bill
- Stock Actors Get Course in Movies
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- Lecturer Scores Treaty as 'Vindictive, Infamous'
- 'Whipsaw' Featured in New Gem Program
- Bette Daivs Stars in Rialto Feature
- State is Featuring Cagney, O'Brien Film
- 'Mr. Deeds' Held over at Studio Theater
- South High School Presents Operetta
- Telegram Show Guide
- O'Brien, Hutchinson to Head Victory Bill
- 'Imitation of Life' Showing at Tower
- Charley Chan Actor is Feted by Chinese
- Walter Gets Epistle from Newspaper Man
- Local News
- Local News
- Orpheum Film Tells Shark Island Story.
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- Backseat Driving
- Granite Athletes Honored at Dinner
- Portland Receives Tiger Right Hander
- Cardinals Win in 17th
- Tigers Obtain Player from Browns to Replace Star
- The Standings
- Netters to Compete for Region Laurels
- Summary
- Whips Former Mates in Long Duel
- Murray May Unseat Davis Crew in Region Track Clash Friday
- Dale Golfer Bags Ace on Home Links
- Dorothy Round Loses
- Giants Win at Boise
- Levinsky Tackles Coast Rival Again
- Bomber Expects to Whip Maxie
- Boston Red Sox Climb into Lead with Aid of Yanks, Who Beat Injuns
- Coach Charges 'Player Steal'
- Summary
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- Eyston Sets Mark with Diesel
- Win Handball Tilts
- Tribune-Telegram Will Offer Tennis Lessons Saturday A. M.
- Golf Pro is Sucker Says Gene Sarazen
- Nevada Track Meet Draws Utah Group
- Softball Opening Changed to May 10
- Wrestling Results
- Some Poppa!
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- Provo Sends 11 Stars to State Meet
- Erickson Team Wins
- Peggy Neal Takes Title
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- Jimmy Shows Little Pep in His Training Routine
- Local News
- Canada Plans Rich Tourney
- Remember?
- Bonny Heads Urge Later Water Hour
- Fight Results
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- Derby Fever Grips Louisville
- Women Owners Will Make Strong Bid in Big Derby
- Angels Retain Jinx over Oaks
- World Cue Champ Exhibits in S. L.
- Test Yachtsmen
- Shuttle Star in Salt Lake
- Grand Slam Will Boast Edge in Mud
- Stahl Given Tough Assignment of Taming Rough Indian Mauler
- Follow-through and Not Finish of Swing Helps Cure Bad Slice
- Oarsmen for Olympics
- Probable Starters
- Brevity Not So Hot in Last Quarter Run
- Provo, 'Y' Win Tennis Tourney
- Wednesday's Stars
- Protest Bait
- Chicago's Racing Season Opens Friday at Aurora; Barns Taxed to Capacity
- Local News
- U. A. C. Grid Teams in Scoreless Tie
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- Long Awaited Technical Rally Boosts Stock Prices
- Sugar Market
- Trend in Mine Issues Mixed
- S. L. Quotations
- Bond Averages
- New York Bond Market
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- Produce Market
- Metals and Money
- Montreal Silver
- Curb Stocks Swing Lower
- New York Curb
- Boston Stock List
- Investing Companies
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Stock Averages
- New York Stock Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Wool Market
- Cotton Market
- Markets at a Glance
- Uncertainty Limits Bond Mart Trade
- Wheat Price Jumps on Delivery Data
- Livestock Market
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- Storm Heavy in Utah Area
- Peril of Anabrus Causes Plans for War, but Older Residents Pin Hope on Gulls
- Meet to Press Prison Shift
- Navy Man Sees Change in S. L.
- Girl Scouts Slate May Day Breakfast
- Conservation Meet Put Off
- Warning is Issued on Swimming Pools
- Young Robins Join Chorus at Movies
- Patrolmen Winners in Damage Action
- 3 Women Become American Citizens
Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-04-30 | Page 13 | Sleuths Find Queer Noise Contraptions in 'Haunted' Apartment of Old Lady
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-04-30 |
| 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/s60k3hrk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60k3hrk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Sleuths Find Queer Noise Contraptions in 'Haunted' Apartment of Old Lady |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-04-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60k3hrk/16506821 |