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- Page 1
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- City Opens Covered Wagon Festivities
- Educators See Reference Book Value in Telegram's Brochure
- Baseball Scores
- Dispute Turns on Zoo Budget Unused Funds
- Lindberghs Land at Berlin Airport
- Retired Priest Dies at Canadian Home
- Telegram to Test Public Sentiment on S. L. Zoo Issue
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- Fliers Battle Fire in Midair
- Two Skeletons, Rope Recall Early Hanging
- Liquor to Pay State $500,000
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- Ross Explains Strike Region Police Orders
- Nazis Press Drive on Church Rebels
- Jersey Can't Pay Lindbergh Reward
- Shell Strikes Gibraltar as Spain Battles Rebels
- Spanish Officials Warn U. S. They Can't Protect Americans
- Metal Prices
- Page 2
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- Members of Emigrant Train to Attend Wagon Days Fete
- Scouts to Aid in Celebration
- Mahan Transferred to Midwest Prison
- Program
- Fete Health Corps Ready
- Champion Cowboy to Vie in Rodeo
- Humane Aids Hold Slayer Dog's Fate
- Oh, Plowman, Little Did Ye Know
- Wagons to Pass Sod-Break Site
- Boy Feared Kidnaped Found with Mother
- Cloudy Skies Seen for Fete
- Local News
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Flophouse Fall Hurts Morosco
- $750,000 Lavalier Vanishes in Store
- Cultists Face Murder Count
- First Airmail Pilot is Dead
- Oakland Machinists Strike in 40 Plants
- Local News
- Lewis Leads Open Revolt
- Parley Reorganizes Southwestern China
- Court Backs Hair Brush to 'Tame' Wives
- Drouth Relief Board Set Up
- Naval Spy Leaves for McNeil Island
- 'Marrying Justice' of Yuma to Quit Role of Cupid's Aid
- Heat Hampers Fire Fighters
- Local News
- Mexico Faces Strike Spread
- Mystery Thugs Beat Official
- Local News
- Page 5
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- Three Spy Suspects Convicted in France
- RFC Head Reported Better in Flu Attack
- Fire at Ousted Zoo Keeper's Home Burns Father-in-Law
- Mother Joins Six Abducted Children
- Indictment in Spy Case to be Asked
- Landon Stays Calm for Rites
- Police Dissatisfied with Suicide Theory
- Political Bits from Nation's Pulse Centers
- Osteopaths Elect
- Local News
- Local News
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Utah's Outlook for Crops Good
- Crew of Grounded Ship Lands Safely
- All Major Tribes Will Send Representatives to Parley
- Three Fugitive Boys Captured
- Man's Story of Alligator Bite No Myth
- Accused Flatiron Attacker is Jailed
- Brief Illness Proves Fatal to Utah Artist on Coast
- 95-Year-Old Man, 1917 Car End in Court
- Youth is Arrested on Theft Charge
- Youthful Holdups Sought by Ppolice
- Dorius Funeral Set Thursday
- Tipsy Driving Trial Delayed
- Pioneer Woman Rites Thursday
- Man Murders Wife to Regain 'Freedom'
- Two Living in Wild Canyon since 1898 Found by Explorers
- Watchman Queried About Hotel Murder
- Plane Factory Aid Promised
- Page 8
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- Judge Affirms Water Order
- Springville Power Line to be Rebuilt
- Mask No Gag
- Miners Get Work on Road Washouts
- Hope Vanishes for Lost Ship
- Suspended Officer Denies Kidnap Link
- Crash Damage Suits Ask $182,285 Damage
- Tent Pitching is Practiced
- Talmadge Says U. S. Aids Scare Voters
- Canvas Chair Folds up to Trap Woman
- Board Discusses Piute Water Row
- Private Acquitted in Prisoner Slaying
- Sterilization Trial to Open August 3
- Flu Germs Killed under Violet Rays
- Woman Confesses Poisoning Husband
- Three Dionne Cows Die of Poisoning
- Metallurgists Join French Strike Move
- Local News
- Local News
- Road Reopened after Floods
- Local News
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Inability to Render Self Adjustable to Restrictions Makes 'Oriental' Unhappy
- Portable Stove Solves Vacation Food Problem
- Gingham Pinafores Worn over Shorts
- 'Refuse to Bear Sons to be Soldiers,' is Plea
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Points for Parents
- Alumni May Unite
- Abracadabra for Getting Rid of Weeds is Hard Labor
- Carpenter Hurt
- Local News
- Beauty Routine Requires Expert and Home Care
- Suit is 'Tops' for Vacation
- To Rest Nerves Set Household 'Ship' in Order
- Sudden Change in Diet May Cause Upset
- Page 11
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- Troth of Army Maid is Told at Tea Fete
- Republican League Plans Annual Meet
- Hostess at Party Series
- Famous Orchestra Master Gives some 'Dope' on Jazz
- Lunch Affair is Given for Nevada Maid
- Parties Planned for Miss Neville
- Odd Fellows Seat Gooding Officers
- Girls Learn to Swim and Rescue in Camp
- Charming Garden Tea Given at Dwyer Home
- Trio to Give Cocktail Fete
- Merchants Vote Festival Prizes
- Personals
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- Offices to Close
- Lamb, Jensen Nuptials Set on August 27
- Associated Clubs to Meet with Lions
- Fifty Widows Seek Tax Considerations
- Page 12
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- Peace Appears near for Co-Ops
- Boy Scouts Return from Park Outing
- Confidence Game Hearing Continued
- Utah Capital City Participates in Neighbor's Pioneer Festival
- Crash of Auto Fatal to Two
- Spirit of Carnival Reign at Ogden's Pioneer Fiesta
- Writ Demands School Funds
- Colonel Jorgensen Returns from Camp
- Firm Incorporates
- Veteran U. S. Employe Dies
- Woman in Still Case Gets Bail
- Local News
- Page 13
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- Gunshot Halts Fleeing Driver after Crackup
- Rule on Homestead Residence Suspended
- Birthdays
- Ott is Brought Here for Trial
- 2 Mills State Tax Cut Seen
- Danish Day Fete Slated at Resort
- Traffic Rules Announced for Pioneer Day Parade
- Garbage Men to End Shift Early Friday
- State Board Hears Truck Line Matter
- Utah Postal Chiefs Meet in Convention
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- Leaders Attend Meeting of Postoffice Heads
- Utah's Direct Relief Load Cut 12 per Cent in June
- Grim Warning Given Drivers
- Complaint to Charge Beer Sold to Indian
- Work on Colorado Road 40 to Start
- Young's Grandson Tells Utah's History
- No Law Requires Hearing on Bond Poll, Fisher Holds
- Death Claims Mrs. Ruth King
- Major Parties in State Face Youth Revolt
- Reclamation Chief Sees Water Manager
- Repair of Perilous Park Paths Sought
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- Page 15
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- Backseat Driving
- U. S. Heads Track List with 81 Athletes Entered in Olympics
- Diamond Slate
- Evanston Wins
- Softball Stars Picked
- Sixty-Four Seek Links Gonfalon
- Dixon is Named Captain for Callies
- 'Worms' on Anzac Olympic Home Brings Protest to Ambassador
- Stephenson Crosses Continent Twice to Play Ball This Season
- Tribe Wins 13 of Last 15 Games to Move into Challenger's Spot
- Two Coast Youngsters Shine as Pupils of O'Doul, Kamm
- Summary
- Aggie Stadium due for Improvements
- Dick Bartell's Home Run in Tenth Enables Giants to Beat Dizzy and Mates
- The Standings
- Softball Standings
- Pacific Coast League
- Page 16
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- Drouth Darkens Duck Prospect
- New Mexico Leader Urges Protection
- Wrestling Results
- 'Wrong Way Olympic Champ" Spins Yarn
- Telephone Improves Lead by Win over Parish Nine
- Major League Leaders
- Busy Bee
- Rookie on Indians' Farm Drives 105 Runs Across
- Remember?
- Woodmen Beat League Leader
- Four Former Utah Champs May Seek Miss Hofmann's Crown in State Tourney
- Sarron Expected to Retain Crown
- Page 17
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- U. S. Swim Team Faces Big Task
- Tuesday's Stars
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- Golfer Scores Pair of Aces
- Bearcats Annex 10-3 Decision
- Fight Results
- Paul Pilgrim is Walking Track, Field Encyclopedia
- Putt Essentially Right-Handed Stroke for Crack Golf Players
- Chief Tours
- Black Uhlan Accepted as Chief Rival
- Garside Sets Pace in Magna Tourney
- American Association
- Seattle Tops Oaks by Only One Game
- Logan Tennis Meet Will Open Monday
- Bees Hammer Power Squad in 13-5 Win
- Champion Trotter in First '36 Race
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- Buying Wave Boosts Mountain City Copper to $7.65
- S. L. Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- New York Bond Market
- Rubber
- Flour
- Commodity Index
- Bond Averages
- Active Bond Mart Sees Sag in Prices
- Produce Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Wall Street Briefs
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- Curb Market Turns Uneven
- New York Curb
- Metals and Money
- Montreal Silver
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Power Production Sets New Record
- Demand for Steel Products Sustained
- Investing Companies
- Markets at a Glance
- Prediction of Heat Wave Boosts Corn
- Cotton Market
- Wool Market
- Treasury Report
- Stocks Rise, Swing Down
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- Page 22
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- Rail Charges Are Continued
- Life Underwriters Committees Named
- State Allots $4500 for Rehabilitation
- News Briefs of Salt Lake City
- Oregon Boy Faces S. L. Burglary Charge
- Canal Company Seeks Waivers
- Local News
- Vetter's Employes Will Hold Outing
- Church Plans New Temples
- Dynamite Toy May Cost Boy Sight of Eye
- Local News
- Kiwanis Club Plans Outing at Lagoon
Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-07-22 | Page 14 | 'Pants Hold' Keeps Jackie on the Job
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-07-22 |
| 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/s6th9vtn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6th9vtn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 'Pants Hold' Keeps Jackie on the Job |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-07-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6th9vtn/16533734 |