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- G. O. P. Ready for Contest on Saturday
- Fire Hits Cruiser
- Legionnaires Flock into Salt Lake for State Convention
- Maw Boomed as Independent
- Murder Jury Chosen
- Old Ship is Sea 'Guinea Pig' in Tests for Marine Safety
- Hope for Four in Mine Fades
- Irish Singer Dies
- Naval Ship Costs Mount 25 per Cent
- Switzerland Nabs Three in Spy Ring
- Coughlin Recovers, Plans Many Talks
- Salted for Envoy
- Stalin Murder Plot Admitted
- British Fleet Plans Cruise near Spain
- President Tyler Kin is Bride of Cowboy
- Metal Prices
- Rebels Get Rome, Berlin Support
- Interurban Wreck Hurts 30 in L A.
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- Italy Leads Aid to Avert War
- Clark Keeps Ahead in Idaho Primary
- Foreign Intervention Raises Fears of European Conflict
- U. S. Quits Consulate
- Baseball Scores
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- Carey Leading Wyoming Vote
- Governor Olson's Condition Critical
- Bruno Widow Ettles Case
- Japan Warned on Aggression
- Washington Greets Japanese Navy Men
- Italian Threat to Aid Rebels Reveals World War Dangers
- Average Midvale Taxpayer's '36 Bill Cut 21.6 per Cent
- President Studies New Drouth Relief
- Addresses of 569 on WPA Are Fakes
- Richman and Pilot Speed Takeoff Plans
- American Japanese Plan Pacific Hop
- L. D. S. Colony Threatened by Ravages of Elk Herds
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- Page 5
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- Miss Katharine Covey Honored at Luncheon
- Miss Returns from Coast
- Heiress of Tody Building Fortunes, Not Spending Them
- Reunion Scheduled
- Bids Issued for Reception at Town Club September 2
- Miss Harrington to Honor Maiden at Social Affair
- Club Luncheon Fetes Maiden Soon to Wed
- New Yorkers to be Feted
- Canyon Party Scheduled for Ogden Maiden
- Smart Luncheon Honors Visitor
- Luncheon Honors Departing Maid
- Personals
- Miss Sue Lamb is Honored at Lunch, Shower
- Recent Bride Feted at Evening Party
- Young Couple Have Returned
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- Granite Wage Increase Seen
- Power Company Man Gets Chamber Post
- S. L. Sets Allowance for Inspectors' Car
- Playground Traffic Caution Sign Okehed
- Breeze upon Knees Balks Beauty Test
- Lightning Hit Makes Negro Somersault
- Death Claims Crash Victim
- 12 Saved as Gale Wrecks Vessel
- Barnacles to Meet
- Campaign Office for Watkins Opens
- Young Republicans Plan 'Open House'
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- Page 8
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- Rainy Weather Break is Seen
- Fine of $50 Paid for Theft of Hogs
- Youth is Detained for Burglary Quiz
- Strikers Are Routed by Tear Gas Attack
- Senator Walsh Hits War and Irreligion
- Mew Clothes Stolen
- Map Pictures Weather of City for Week Ahead in New System
- Two Three Pound Triplets Are Dead
- Confessed Killer Grille By Police
- Petting Car Bandit Kills Gril's Fiance
- Cemetery Men in State Unite
- Plague Germs Infect Marmot
- Auto Association to Hit Excise Tax
- Fire Awaited for 28 Years Sweeps Rink
- Dollhouse due on August 25
- Finch Pooh-Poohs Gadget to Measure Hard Liquor after it Has Been Drunk
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- Weed Menace Discovered in East Canyon
- Birthdays
- triplets Enjoy Butter Cake, but No 'Party' on Birthday
- Short Weight Offender Fined
- Officers Nab 13-Year-Old S. L. Runaway
- School Contract Let
- Great Salt Lake Level to Remain up, U. S. Reports
- County Day Exhibit Judges Announced
- Street Widening Plan is Approved
- Banquet to Open Deaf Convention
- Erwin Will Extend Survey on Parking
- Meter Legal Test Put Off
- Sets Record
- Deer Crek Finance Forms Submitted
- Ousted Zoo Keeper and His Successor to Debate on Care of Captive Animals
- Job Daughters Elect St. Louis Woman as Head
- Sugar Factory Building Begun
- Golver Descendants to Picnic Thursday
- Airport Work Speed Sought by Salt Lake
- W. J. Burns Il Finds Sleuth Work Routine
- Pardon for Drunken Driver Turned Down
- Sewer Construction Proposal Advances
- Tipsy Driving Case Deferred by Court
- Recruiter Speaks
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- Backseat Driving
- Praises Utahns
- International League
- Joe Title Threat Again
- Fight Facts
- Rotary Boys' Team Leaves Thursday
- Don George Wins
- Exclusive Wirephotos Show Sharkey Losing
- Schmeling Insists on Waiting for Crack at Braddock
- Corum Predicts Bomber Will be Champion before Reaching Sharkey's Age
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- Owens May Get Sullivan Award
- Sharkey Comes to End of His Fistic Trail
- Pembroke Captures Medalist Laurels
- Larason Leads Practice Play
- Fight Results
- Jenkins Confident
- Louis Expects to Win Title
- Nats Again Win over New York
- Nebraskan Chosen for Haskell Post
- Local News
- Plans Made for Opening of City Tourney Sunday at Community Ball Park
- Record for Betty
- Many Stars Enter Idaho Open Meet
- Page 13
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- Giants Take 29 out of 34
- Diamond Slate
- Home Run Hitters
- Mrs. Gindrup Advances
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- Granite Gains Runnerup Post
- Summary
- Tuesday's Stars
- Southern Association
- The Standings
- Herman Believed to be Going Home
- Soccer Enthusiasts Plan Season with Telegram Trophy at Stake
- Elders to Play for City Title
- Kingsley Second in Denver Event
- Local News
- Canyon Team Wins Fifth to Hold Top
- Wrestling Results
- Utahn Third Man in Ring at Title Go
- Moose Club Wins over Signmen, 5-1
- State Heads in Softball Set Tourney
- Summary
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- Sugar Stock Moves Higher
- S. L. Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- New York Bond Market
- Coffee
- Treasury Report
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Bond Averages
- Corn Sales Uneasy after Early Rise
- Produce Market
- Wool Market
- What the Stock Market Did
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- Prices of Curb Stocks Move Up
- New York Curb
- Metals and Money
- New York Stock Exchange
- Stock Averages
- Markets at a Glance
- Bonds Are Firmer after Weak Start
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Steels Head Market into Higher Ground in Slow Trade
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- Erosion Check Plans Adopted
- Police Asked to Aid Hunt for 3 Persons
- Thomas Will Speak on Budapest Parley
- News Briefs of Salt Lake City
- Three Children Injured in Play
- Bandits Kill Patrol
- Funeral Held for Musician
- 10,035 Car Arrests Made; Drive Goes On
- Injured S. L. Couple Returning to City
- Netherlands L. D. S. Group Will Picnic
- Shriner Hospital Official Departs
- Townsend Case Delayed
- Beer Permit Refund Sought from City
- Relief Society to Fete Leader
- Mrs. Brown to Issue First Justice Order
- WPA Closes List of Job Applicants
- Beckstead Family Meets at Reunion
- Beer License Granted Vets
- grain Men Strike
Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-08-19 | Page 1 | Old Ship is Sea 'Guinea Pig' in Tests for Marine Safety
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-08-19 |
| 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/s6g45zg0 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6g45zg0 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Old Ship is Sea 'Guinea Pig' in Tests for Marine Safety |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-08-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6g45zg0/16542506 |