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- City Expense Rises despite Economy Plea
- Late Bulletins
- Wagner Housing Bill Backed by A. F. of L.
- Fire Destroys Store
- Salt Lake Telegram Invites All Mothers over 60 Years Old to be Guests at Show
- County Auditor is Praised, Others Criticized in Report
- WPA Averages One Staff Worker for Every 75 Needy Employed under Gigantic Relief Program
- Industrial Job Plan Offered
- Auto Crushes School Youth
- Traffic Fatalities
- Metal Prices
- Egypt Seats Youth as Its Sovereign
- Storm Traps 5 Passenger Buses in Pass
- Headless Body Found
- Liquor Probers' Findings Near
- Zeppelin Sets Sets Arrival Time
- Boy Victim to Confront Mahan
- Baseball Scores
- Ship 3 Days Afire Docks at San Pedro
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- Oil Ship Blast Probe Opened
- Local News
- Worm Finder Gadget Joins Kitchen Crew
- Local News
- W. S. C. Strike Wins Freedom
- Briton Opposes Ban on Small Arms Trade
- Film Company Sued by N. Y. Drama Critic
- Currency Reformer Dies
- Local News
- Mexico Church Head is Dying
- Troops Flying to Palestine
- 14 Quakes Recorded on Coast Machine
- Zioncheck and Bride Visit in Puerto Rico
- Polish Planes Crash; 3 Killed, One Injured
- Local News
- Death of Third Wife is Probed
- Survey Discloses Retail Trade Drop
- Bonfils' Daughter to Donate Memorial
- Mexico Rail Board Denies Wage Raises
- New Naval Treaty May Reach Senate
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- Reliefer Offers Self as Human Guinea Pig
- Well, Perhaps it Really Was the Reflection
- Pictures of Today's Events on the Day They Happen
- Dutch Steamer Sinks at Sea
- 3 Women's Deaths Charged to Worker
- Not Bootleg, but Wooden Leg Liquor
- Supreme Court Red Flag Called 'Dern Foolishness'
- Fugitive Haile Reaches Exile
- Triplets Set Problem for School Board
- Mexico Rebel Leader, Lieutenant Killed
- Noted Writer Dies
- Western Rail Strike Vote On
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- Health Jobs Study Asked
- S. L. Asked to Enter Safety First Drive
- Cows-Get Set for Check on Production
- Naturalization Chief Visits Official Here
- Salt Lake to Fete Mothers in Special Rites Sunday
- Scout Leaders Pick Chairman
- Utah Coordinator Selected by I. C. C.
- Four Found Guilty of Giving Gin to Girl
- Junior Bourbon League Elects
- Mrs. Amelia Wardrop Funeral Rites Held
- Local News
- Local News
- U. P. Streamline Train Departs
- Farm Medical Costs Studied
- Below-Cost Sales Reprisals Studied
- Youth is Questioned About Use of Auto
- Beaten Nevadan's Condition 'Fair'
- S. L. Teachers Are Guests at Informal Tea
- Road Project is under Way
- S. L. Declines to Act on Housing Matter
- Funeral Conducted for Ruby P. Forsey
- Election is Slated by Dental Society
- Salt Lake City Briefs
- Nurses' Glee Club Will Give Concert
- Local News
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- [Illegible] Parade Slated Monday
- Lane Contest Honors Lindy
- Shakeup Threatened for Frisco Police
- Sand Table Aids Cadets in Study of Troops
- Green Ordered to Face Court
- Crash Hurts Four Persons
- President Discusses Border Ban Problem
- W P a Crews Resume Work on Highway
- Two Men Deny Guilt on Liquor Charges
- Hoffman Hits Rumor He Knew of Torturing
- 15 Firemen Battle to Save Ill Infant
- Sea Captain Dies
- Execution Opponent Plans Pamphlet Fight
- Murray Lions Club Nominates Officers
- Flood Control Unit Approved by WPA
- Fair Weather Predicted Here
- Axelrad Store is Remodeled
- Ready for Canine Exhibit
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- Pedestrians' Rights Upheld
- Quake Rocks Alaska
- Flowering Peach Tree Cynosure of All Eyes
- Pupil Seeks Lost Pounds; 'Teacher' is Freed on Bail
- Meteor Startles Oregon Residents
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- Apostle to Explain L. D. S. Aid Program
- Bandits Shoot Girl on Coast
- Winder Rites Set on Sunday
- Coolidge Auction Produces $1200
- Tree Rings Studied as Rainfall Index
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- Trails Caravan Travels South
- CCC Will Enroll 160 for Camps in State
- Health Commissioner Seeks Water Parleys
- Local News
- Lovely Little Fool
- Jail Cell Inmate Slashes His Wrist
- Scout Leaders and Wives to be Paid Honor
- Senior Day Tea Aids Announced
- S. L. Firm is Lowest Bidder on Underpass
- Trapeze Artist Dies in Fall from Riggin
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- Orpheum Shows French Legion Romance; Story of Pasteur Told at Paramount
- Glamorous Gold Rush Film next at Capitol
- Rubinoff Combs His Hair; Dallas Beauty is Incentive
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- Telegram Show Guide
- Salt Lake Stake Plans Vaudeville
- Desert Film Job Causes Star to Ail
- 'Naughty Marietta' Tops Broadway's New Bill
- Lasky Goes East
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- Is Thrill Essential for Happiness and Success in Welock?
- Local News
- Achieve Beauty by Emphasizing Type Highlights
- Spring Marts Offer Lamb and Veal Cuts
- In Big Demand
- Protect Hands
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Big lilac Choice is Available
- Cereals, Grains Mean Calories; Vacation Menus Need Planning
- Week's Menus Give Meal Planner Wide Selection
- Spring Lamb Choice Delicacy at This Time
- Freckles Being Drilled out Now
- Asks Instruction
- Rules Give Best Guide in Feeding
- New Lincoln
- Prepare Ahead
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- [Illegible] Bonnie Daynes, Washington Man to be Wedded in June
- Personals
- [Illegible] Utah Artist [Illegible] be Feted by League
- Hostess
- New Yorkers Are Feted at Social Affair
- Eccentric Costumes Made for Publicity
- Style Show Featured at Hotel Utah
- Music Fete Draws Many
- Engagement is Announced
- I Go to the Races
- Luncheon Planned to Honor Matron
- Local News
- Tea Function is Given for Mrs. Gibson
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- Women on Jungle Trip Won't Do, Says Famous Explorer
- Knitted Gowns
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- [Illegible] K. Nicholson Elected Chief of Chest Drive
- Turkey Growers Set Spring Meeting Here
- Assault on S. L. Girl Charge is Pondered
- Reported Horse Theft Recalls Bygone Days
- Purse Thief Hunted
- Birthdays
- Heads Relief Group
- Club Told Women Should Use Time for Civic Work
- Burlap Bags Stolen
- W. J. Halloran Named C. C. Committee Head
- Mexican Pictures Shown to Lions Club
- U. S. Will Use County's Jail
- Dr. Lyman and W. W. Ray Are Chosen as Speakers for University Exercises
- 'Carrot Top' is Hunted in Purse Theft
- Special Tax Levy Collections Gain
- Self-Help Rift Indicated over 'Dictatorship'
- License Plate Plans Advance
- Salvation Army Sets Young People's Meet
- President Grant to Go to Michigan
- Injured by Fall
- Flood Control Dam Ready to be Used
- Regents Approve $19,235 in Bills
- 1000 March before New Corps Chief
- Stephens Oratory Winners Announced
- Growth of Westminster Related on Founder's Day
- Autoist Fined $50 for Being Drunk
- Dismissal is Asked in License Fee Sace
- Dern May Cast Utah's Vote at National Meet
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- Treaty Intent of Nazis Asked
- Denver Banker Held in Bond 'Fence' Probe
- Juror in Hauptmann Case Killed by Train
- U. Day Queen Presents Loving Cups to Winners of Annual Song Contests
- Local News
- Mining Stimulated
- Surplus Forecast for General Fund
- Pure Foods Demanded for Cats and Dogs
- State Pledges Aid to Nurses
- Window-Smashing Student is Fined
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- List Approved for Graduation
- Preschool Clinics Set for next Week
- Original Dances Planned in B. Y. U. Spring Revue
- Statistics
- Births
- Deaths
- New Suit Filed
- Divorces Granted
- News of Record
- Move is Launched to Expand Library
- Art Exhibit Draws Praise of Painter
- Relief Commodities Top $270,000 Mark
- Local News
- Committees Named in Civic Clubs Fete
- Local News
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- Backseat Driving
- Thursday's Stars
- Padres Shut out Seal Club Again
- Bears Send Frosh Crew with Varsity
- Druggists Play Golf
- Less Pivot Required in Iron Play Where Accuracy Counts
- Carbon Sports Celebrate Sunday
- Draw Big Crowd
- Jimmy, Tony Await Gong
- England Will Keep Cup, Says Borotra
- Cubs Print Paper
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- Kidnap Joe Louis to Fill Empty Arena, Says Henry
- Carbon Vs. Provo
- Young Net Players Reach Semifinals
- Golf League Opens May 18 at Bonny
- Cards Fined for Failure
- Independent Loop Opens Play Sunday
- Major League Leaders
- Salt Lakers and Gemmell Play Sunday
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- Indians Improve as Road Team
- American League
- National League
- Redskins Expected to Scalp Farmers in Salt Lake City's Lone College Event
- Apostoli Given Nod over Risko
- Cubs Continue to Lead League
- Summary
- Summary
- Olympic Fund Drive at One-Third Mark
- Southern Association
- Berlin's Beds
- Semifinals Stated in C. C. Golf Meet
- Mrs. Hill Medalist in Bonny Tourney
- Redskin Polo Team Wins from Stanfor Quartet in Exciting Encounter
- Presbyterians Lead
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- Provo Picked to Retain Title
- Savoldi,Stahl Meet in Arena Headliner
- Ute Freshmen Win over Westminster
- Eldredge-Shultz Pin Lead Survives
- South High Wins
- Fight Results
- Wrestling Results
- Jewish Fighter Sets Fast Pace
- Trio Threaten State Scholastic Track Records
- Scots Meet Norse Team in Feature
- College of Idaho Student Able to Put Shot despite Blindness
- Bruke Will Battle Garcia Once More
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- Favorable Auto Industry News Steadies Exchange
- One Issues Remain Firm
- S. L. Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- Wall Street Briefs
- Rubber
- Markets at a Glance
- Irregular Trends Rule in Bond Mart
- Wheat off Sharply in Selling Flood
- Metals and Money
- Commodity Index
- New York Bond Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Car Loadings
- Cotton Market
- Bond Averages
- Wool Market Still Waiting
- Livestock Market
- Prices on Curb Are Irregular
- New York Curb
- Investing Companies
- Wool Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Coffee
- Flour
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Produce Market
- Boston Stock List
- Treasury Report
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- Sugar Market
- Banks to Increase Charges on Loans
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-05-08 | Page 17 | Regents Approve $19,235 in Bills
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-05-08 |
| 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/s6zk6qsb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zk6qsb |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Regents Approve $19,235 in Bills |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-05-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zk6qsb/16510028 |