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- Hunger Army Besieges Capitol
- Tokio Actions Rouse Soviets
- Grandson of Hanna Admits Forgery
- Metal Prices
- Last Minute News Flashes
- Lamson to Aid Film
- Ship, Missing 6 Days, Stumbles into Port
- Guatemalan Chief Urges Defense Pact by Americas
- Mexico Exiles Ex-President Calles to U. S.
- Eden May Seek New Sanctions
- Three Children Hurt in School Bus Crash
- Famed Etching Stolen
- Jingled 'Drunk Detector' Testers Are due for New Experiment--This Time Sober
- Card Trick School Urged in Fraud Drive
- Mrs. Vanderbilt Drops Fight over Daughter
- Ritter Defense Reads Letters into Record
- Mail Bombs Kill 1, Hurt Four Victims
- Disabled Zep Lands Safely Hindenburg Beats out Glae, Motor Trouble
- President Pledges Aid in Tornado Area
- Vessel Reported Ablaze in Pacific
- Two Badly Injured in Laboratory Blast
- Texas Power Group Influence is Alleged
- Dust Storm Covers Large Area of Texas
- Mooney Case Recesses
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- City is Urged to Hold Land
- Marbles Meet Contests Open
- Birthplace Waits Borah Bid for G. O. P. Candidacy
- Tonopah is Scene of New Ore Strike
- Auto Official Dies
- Farewell Reception Planned for Priest
- Shoplifter Fined, 2 Deny Peace Breach
- Business Held 'Whipping Boy
- Dr. Horsfall Gets 'U' Post
- Tom Berry Says:
- Proposed Governor Candidate Returns
- License Violator Fined
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- S. L. Loan Company's Coreceiver Resigns
- Movement to Cancel Relief Loans Begun
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- Requa Presses G. O. P. to Fight
- Peace Means Told in Talk
- Mrs. Mabel David to be Buried on Coast
- Fletcher Honored on 63rd Birthday
- Moose Name Pack as New Dictator
- U. Coeds Elect New Prsident
- City Briefs
- Club Head Talks
- As a Swimmer, S. L. Mermaid Says Actor is Champ Talker after Refusing Race
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- Wool Market Remains Dull
- Joliet' Lawyer' to Take Music at Leavenworth
- Aged S. L. Man Killed by Auto
- Glider Pilot Killed
- New Police Autos to Aid Accident Victims
- New Ten Commandments Are Given to 500 Women
- Convention Called
- Foto-Fooler
- Farm Bureau Backs Beet Growers' Unit
- Doctors' Trial Date to be Set April 13
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Governor Honored Guest at Junior Livestock Exhibit in Spanish Fork
- Publisher Selected as Lions Club Head
- Roosevelt Viewed as 'Forgetting Man'
- Race Improvement Steps Suggested
- Easter Ceremonies Planned for Payson
- Tooele Youths Held for Cattle Thefts
- Oquirrh Stake Choir to Present Cantata
- Training School Head Addresses P.-T. A.
- Poppy Day Set
- Funds to Hire 800 Received
- Senator Miller Reaps Tax System at Hospital Meet
- Kiwanis Club Gives Program at Dinner
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- Plane Crash Probe Pushed
- 'woman in Red' Waits Exile, Moans She Got Dirty Deal
- 'Cristos' of Mountain Vales Reenact Crucifixion Scenes
- Spider Upsets Current
- Nazi Ambassador Expires in London
- Autopsy Ends Fears of Strike Violence
- Quezon Begins Study of Japan Land Leases
- China Picks Hog Buyer
- Bourbons Hold Lead in California Listing
- Hopkins Bars Fund Shifting
- China's 'Cults' Cause Concern
- Easter Trade Nearing Peak
- Teachers Scarce
- L. E. Flowers Rites to be Held Sunday
- Young Livermore Joins Magazine Staff
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- U. S. Exports Register Gain
- Carbon County, West Colorado Unity is Urged
- Larger Nurses' Home is Urged
- K. of C. Starts Drive for New Members
- Boy Scouts' Merit Badge Board Named
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- Seniors Stage Play
- State Water Storage Body Called to Meet
- Easter Services Scheduled from Dawn to Darkness
- Self Study, Weekly Round Table Talks Held Profitable for Students in Test
- Giant Wheeler Dam Gets First Flood Test
- New Deal Tariff Gets G. O. P. Backing
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- Fair Athletes Scarce among Cinema Stars
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- Walter Winchell
- Telegram Show Guide
- Boston Waterfront Strike Ends Quickly
- Swans Thrive in Alaska
- Report of Condition of the Tracy Loan & Trust Company
- Easter Services Set for Midvale Church
- Sutter's Gold is Vivid Tale of Old West
- Four of 65 S. L. Employes Register Physical Defects
- Age-Old Good Friday Rites Hush Noisy Roman Streets
- Two Alaskan Fliers Die in Plane Crash
- 'Small Town Girl' Heads Capitol Bill
- Peter Grimm Picture Shown at Broadway
- Militia Plane Asked for Hop with Serum
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- Play devices [Illegible] Studied
- Love Snickers Not as Drug Man Turns Key
- Heber L. Cummings' Burial Saturday
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- Youth Admits Theft Series
- 14,000 Families Given Resettlement Loans
- Birth Announced
- Tank Cars Explode in Train Derailment
- Sanitation Head Named
- Five Scoff at Superstition to Make Views of Eclipse
- Knights of Pythias Leader Entertained
- 'cross Hauling' Ban Proposal is Rapped
- Easter's Weather is Predicted as Fair
- Pranksters Go in 'Red' Paintin' One Pig Green
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- Easter Feasting Will Mark End of Long Winter; Supper Parties Popular
- Students Visit Mill
- Clean Pool of Beetles If You Find Fish Dead
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Legion Auxiliary Hears State Leader
- Health First Beauty Need
- Only Shoes Exempt in Colorful Floral Touches to Fashion
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- Points for Parents
- Don't Press First Time Tot Refuses Usual Menu
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- Acationing Scribe Tells of Meeting Utahns in Hawaii
- In Europe
- Pythian Orders Will Hold District Meet
- Candidate Will Tour North Part of State
- Licensed to Wed
- Miss Gubler to be Married
- U. Women's Club Meets Saturday
- Wasatch Club Group Entertained
- D. A. R. Chapter Holds Meeting
- Federal Girls' Club Plans Dance
- Personals
- On Committees
- Mrs. Broadbent Leaves for Hoem
- Bride-Elect is Entertained
- Tax Sale Scheduled
- Easter Party Planned
- Idaho Falls Moose Name New Officers
- Cheesed Broccoli is Excellent for Your Chief Dish
- In the Spotlight
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- State Health Chief Goes to Eastern Meet
- Child, 8, Dies of Match Fire
- Farmers Told How to Obtain Sugar Benefits
- Safety Conference Committee Named
- U. S. Chamber Puts Aid Here
- Fire Damages Home
- Fugitive from Texas Caught at St. George
- Commissioner Goggin Observes Birthday
- Presbytery Ends Spring Conference
- Blood to Join Texas Rangers' Special Corps
- Airmail Rose Fete Entry Asked of S. L.
- U. Students Vote on Vice President
- Death Penalty Barbarism, 'U' Speaker Tells Lions Club
- Birthdays
- Tiny Infant Gaining in Battle for Life
- Baby Boy Breaks Leg in Accident at Play
- Drouth Bogey Seen as Industry Curb
- Crimeless City Recipe Offered
- S. L. Spending Seen Double Its Revenues
- Pack Search Turns to S. L.
- Auto Unit Head Opens War on 'Parking Hogs'
- Speaks at U. of U.
- Tin Can Jangling Parade of Boys to Open Annual Cleanup Drive in Salt Lake City
- Farewell Planned for Forestry Men
- FHA Officials Return
- Payrolls' Increase in County Shown
- Salt Lake Churches Hold Special Good Friday Rites
- 'Our Gang' Invades Salt Lake City
- City Officers Scan Problem of Tax Sales
- Officer Returning Fugitive to Canada
- Herrick Appointed Church Office Guide
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- Backseat Driving
- Ruling Against Injun Trackman May Cause 'War' with Trojans
- Lower Teams Upset Pin League Leaders
- Exhibition Baseball
- Hockey Results
- Diamond Coach Says Football Fuins Baseball Talent; Track Mentor Fears Basketball Spoils High Jumpers
- Remember?
- P. G. A. Golf Mogul Praises S. L. Links
- Indians down Sac Baseball Club in 13th
- Tribe to Crowd Leaders
- Kingsley Savage Amateur Status Undre Fire by Rusle Committee
- Kingsley Surprised
- Here's Letter Sent to Clubs by Rules Body
- Mayer's 203 Mark Fails to Impress
- Toronto Remains in Hockey Scrap
- Leaders Postpone Sunday Excursion
- Ping Pong Tourney
- Pinney to Practice
- Aggie Netmen Shovel Snow
- Extend Instruction
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- [Illegible] Broom Gains Attention
- Utah's Best Golfers to Seek State Driving Crown Sunday
- Full Stands Expected at First Games
- Chewacki to Battle German Mat Star
- Sportsmen Will See Wild Life Pictures
- Amateurs Plan Six Team Loops
- [Illegible] Whips [Illegible] Once More
- [Illegible], Deardorff [Illegible] Cue Encounters
- Timpanogos Loop Seeks New Teams
- Wrestling Results
- To Try Pro Game
- Fight Results
- U. S. Favored in Davis Cup with Mexico
- Utah Matmen Go to Finals
- Callies Play Dutch Rivals Sunday Game
- Amateur Group Lists 16 Teams
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-04-10 | Page 27 | Amateurs Plan Six Team Loops
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-04-10 |
| 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/s6cg0z9c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cg0z9c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Amateurs Plan Six Team Loops |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-04-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 27 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cg0z9c/16529265 |