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- Pack Hopeful for Acquittal upon Appeal
- Chubby of Our Gang Expires in Baltimore
- Davis Asks Drafting of New Crop Plan
- H. L. Ickes Preparing for Construction
- Truck, Sedan Crash Kills Five Persons
- New Tax Plan to be Entered
- Net Sales Tax Collections Total $2,667,503 in 11-Month Period
- Meyer Victor in Speedway 500-Mile Race
- Baseball Scores
- Zep En Route Home
- $300,000 Damage Set in Air Blaze
- Survey Shows Liquor Rules Achieve Ends
- Capital Atwitter-Zionchecks Again
- Senate Pushes Relief Action
- Suit Seen Peril to Deer Creek
- Trial Postponed
- Inside Prison Story
- Metal Prices
- Nation Honors Its Heroic Dead
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- Japanese Seize Peiping Station
- Concert Scheduled by Band at Fort
- School Journalists Hold Annual Affair
- Miss Mcmechen off to Visit on Coast
- 277 Participate in Maypole Fete
- 12 Navy Seaplanes Making Long Flight
- Medal Awarded
- Bannister Demands Arrest of Ann Harding in Canada
- Auto Theft Suspect is Nabbed by Owner
- James Wallington to Marry Actress
- Los Angeles Youth Held in Theft Try
- Policemen Nab Pair in Burglary Attempt
- Display End Near
- Junior Chamberites off to Memphis Meet
- Motorists Warned of Forest Fire Peril
- Burglars Get $500 worth of Jewelry
- Alumni Group Set for Golden Jubilee
- Home Building Aids Industry
- Labor Backs Cooperatives
- Delays Facing Tva Litigants
- Floods Peril Colorado Area
- G. O. P. Candidate Managers Head for Convention City
- Black Legion Agent Sought
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- Foreign News of Interest
- Strikers Hold Paris Plants
- Pilgrims Go to Honor Pope
- Nazi Navy Flies Imperial Flag
- Paraguayans Deny Revolution Rumors
- Italy Creates Credit for Ethiopia Works
- Pupils Awarded
- Teachers Meet
- Farm Group Plans Tax Program Study
- F. E. Mineer Rites Are Scheduled Here
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- Nephi to Get Star for Ute Stampede
- Two Speeders Pay $5 Fines in Murray
- Officers Announced by Utah Scribblers
- O'brien Nominated
- Nine Negroes Injured
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- Engineer Thesis Awards Received
- Winners in Poetry Contest Announced
- Outlook for Steel Trade Held Best in Five Years
- Irving Students Honor Music Chief
- Adventists Meet
- Purse Stolen
- Purse Taken
- Clothing Stolen
- Workman Injured Unloading Truck
- Executives to Select Slate for Election
- Juniors Give Annual Dance
- Strawberry Queen Candidates Listed
- Arab Slain, 3 Shot in Jerusalem Riots
- B. Y. U. Awards Presented 187
- Jury Brings Life Plea for Ben Pack
- Two Creeks Will Drain Each Other's Flood Water
- Citizens, Veterans Unite for Services
- Legion at Murray Conducts Services
- Pageant Features American Fork Rites
- Radio Speech Keeps Lifer from Prison
- Four Miles of Road Will be Surfaced
- Employes of W. P. Accept Mediation
- Women Admitted
- Two Are Arrested for Drunkenness
- Holdup Charged
- Basso Arrives
- Queen Mary Breaks One-Day Speed Mark
- Crippled Ships Arrive
- Film Actor Hurt
- Clashes Continue
- King Vidor Invites
- Havoc of Snow Slide is Told
- Page 4
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- Overstressing of Individual Lessens Group Courtesy
- Mrs. Franklin Riter Plans Tea Function
- Board Plans Tea to Honor Seniors
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Amateur Rose Fancier May Depend on Club for Tests
- Utah Garden Club Notes
- Memorial Day
- Lamb Bone Makes Good Broth Basis
- Lovely Little Fool
- Cosmetic List is Offered for Limited Pocket Book
- Bride-Elect Honored at Tea
- Bride-Elect Feted at Bridge Luncheon
- Women in the News
- Early Sleep Time Moved for Infant
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- Showers, Luncheons, Dinnes Crowd Calendars of Brides-Elect
- Mahonri Youngs to be Honored
- Miame Triad Sets Function
- Former Salt Lake Maiden is Wedded in Los Angeles
- Girl Scout Tea Planned by Club
- Engagement Told of Salt Lake Girl
- Troth Told by Popular Salt Lakers
- Pi Kappa Alpha Group Holds Annual Dance
- Mrs. Richard Jones Elected President
- Sorority Entertains
- Trio of Attractive Young June Brides
- Engagement Revealed by Young Couple
- Leah Nebeker Motif for Tea
- Small Garden Grows 200 Varieties of Fine Roses
- Breakfast Fete Set
- Bridge Fete Held
- Scholarship Tea Function Held
- Dorothy Robbins Feted by Friends
- Hamilton School Elects Officers
- P. -T. A. Given Safety Data
- Stewart Unit Gives Tea to Honor Four
- Mrs. A. J. Jex Elected Chief
- New President
- Council Aids 84 Children in Care of Sight
- Mrs. Hardy Elected by P. -T. A. Group
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- It May be Hot, but Think of Snow-Blocked Roads
- Canon Expires
- CCC Will Enlarge Education Program
- Asks Mantenance
- Freshman Sponsors Announced by Dean
- State Help Sought in Flood Emergency
- Logan Man Awarded Fellowship in East
- Contract to Pave Provo Streets Let
- Young Woman Hurt When Hit by Auto
- Work of Reserves is Rated Highly
- Former Salt Laker Heads Research Men
- Granite Would up School Tax
- Police Veteran to be Retired
- S. L. Sale Mark is Surpassed
- Nebraskans Plant Fish for Visitors
- Ogden Bus Plan Loses in Court
- Doctors Slate S. L. Convention
- Fire, Tragedy in Photographs
- S. P. Roadbed Work Started
- Police Find Babe Stored in a Closet
- Tribune-Telegram Plane Club Will Visit Airport
- New Property due Tax Sale
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- Victory Has Two Gripping Film Stories
- Ingenious Drama Tops Capitol Bill
- Comedy, Mystery Merged at Studio
- Sylvia Sidney Tops Current Star Bill
- Paramount Showing Adventure Story
- Swing Music Holds Appeal
- 'I Won't be Home'
- Film Writers Use Headlines
- 'New Step' Shoes
- Repays Old Debt
- Cagney and O'brien Star on Tower Bill
- 'Show Boat' Thrills Orpheum Patrons
- Telegram Show Guide
- News Film Work Calls for Speed
- Marlene Dietrich Reported on Verge of Leaving Mate
- Colbert Considered
- Dietrich Gets Hubby
- Film Players Dodge News to Seek Privacy
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- Memorial Day Rites Are Held in Salt Lake
- Birthdays
- Drivers without Safety 'Passports' Ordered Held
- Brilliant Weather Warms Ceremonies
- Three Wives Win Alimony Decrees
- Auto Crashes Hurt 6 People
- Scenes in Salt Lake Memorial Rites
- Boyer Sanity Trial to Open in Farmington
- S. L. Soldier Wins Place at Academy
- Professor Lewis to Speak at Meet
- Forest Supervisor Nabbed for Speed
- Salt Lake's Choicest Rose Blooms Gathered for Public Showing Sunday
- U. Professor Talks
- Airport Service Station Approved
- Banquet is Held
- Scholastic Chess Tourney Arranged
- Hearing of Bueter Case is Scheduled
- $15,500 is Sought for Crash Injuries
- 'Third Degree' Brings Stare
- Utah Farmers Get 40 Million in U. S. Loans
- Utah National Guard to Open Month Firing Practice Sunday
- Utah Rotarians to Attend Meet
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- Backseat Driving
- Bike Riders Race in Olympic Event
- John Henry Lewis Beats Bob Godwin
- Belvedere Opposes Twenty-First Club
- Billiard Nine Wins as Healey Homers
- Western League
- Slowing down Your Backswing Will Aid Tightened up Feeling
- Omaha Wins Again
- 'M' Men Open Play in Tennis Tourney
- Tigers Climb Back to Third Position
- Milk Squad Gains Second Place Tie
- Five Games to Dedicate White Park
- Failure to Name Grant on Team Irks Henry
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- Sport World Honors Dead Mathewson Victim of Gas
- Tigers Meet Bussai
- Fort Golf Meet
- Fight Results
- Friday's Stars
- Gunn Paces Moose for 11-2 Triumph
- Major League Leaders
- O'brien Hangs up Two-Hit Victory
- Larson to Receive 'U' Athletic Award
- Austin Hurts Leg, Forfeits Net Tilt
- Aussie Netters Favored
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- Dizzy Hurls, Bats Cards to Win
- The Standings
- Bill Paul Wins
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- Olin Dutra Wins East Links Meet
- Former Grid Ace Dies
- Elks Slate Links Encounter at Dale
- Colorado Pitcher Goes to Cleveland
- Three Tussles on Tap Sunday
- Perry, Savage Favorites in Ogden Golf Tourney
- Coast Policeman Beats Atcheson
- Rookies Top Batting for Junior Loop
- Cruter Goes Inch Above Record for R. M. C. in Night Track Meet
- Headaches for Amateur Loop Pitchers
- Small Crowd Reports for Track Meet
- Lopez Subdues Nick Lutze, Who Wins Favor of Crowd
- Pacific Coast League
- Pitchers Labor in Farm League
- Wrestling Results
- Scotch Champ Wins in British Amateur
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- Page 16
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- Awards Given to U. Students
- Fifth Rose Service is Set for June 7
- Tells Accomplishment
- Famed Horseman Selected Judge for Salt Lake Show
- Plane Mark is Shattered by S. L. Pilot
- Rowland Hall Exercises Set
- Burglary Suspect is Held for Trial
- Chest Head Names Executive Group
- Two Plead Guilty to Petty Larceny
- Early Crop of Hay Has Good Prospect
- One Glass of 'Suds' is Usual Quota as Sun Reaches Zenith
- Hawaiian Delegate to Address C. of C.
- Airway Inspector Back in Salt Lake
- Police Department Boat Opens Naval Race Possibility on Lake
- Seminary Students Will Get Diplomas
- Funeral Rites Held for Pioneer Miner
- Health Chief Gives Warning
- Light Company Protests Tax
- Rescue Craft for Disasters on 'Briny'
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- Norway Adoption Validity in Doubt
- Women Called to Sacrifice
- Tuberculosis Units Will be Organized
Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-05-30 | Page 16 | Early Crop of Hay Has Good Prospect
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-05-30 |
| 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/s67w7m9s |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67w7m9s |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Early Crop of Hay Has Good Prospect |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-05-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 16 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67w7m9s/16518174 |