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- Page 1
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- Women Rally Men to Defend Spain Capital
- Peery 'Carries' Poll of Eureka, Dillman Favored in Dividend
- Roosevelt Sets Indiana Swing
- Amy Mollison Crashes
- King Edward's Detective Hides Ruler's Woman Friend
- Landon Opens Drive on Coast
- Bulletin!
- Crashes Take Lives of Boy, Orem Farmer
- Calls Glass Strike
- Airport Plans Get Final Okeh
- Waterfront Truce Efforts Continue
- High Court Upholds Tax on Minor Sales
- Metal Prices
- Lynching Threats Arouse Elko
- Conviction Upheld
- Page 2
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- Nine Witnesses Aid Mortensen
- 30 Men Continue Search for Hunter
- Mob of Women Seizes Train in Strike and Beats Railmen
- Along the Political Front
- Vandenberg Will Discuss Dispute over Interrupted Radio Broadcast
- Jeffersonian Democrats Attack President Roosevelt's Policies
- Couzens Reported as Seriously Ill
- Former Wife Balks Cupid and Ex-Hubby
- Court Offers a 'Growlery' for Grouches
- Russ Isolation Sought by Italy
- Parkers Surrender in Wendel Probe
- Lemke Pledges Aid to Borah Campaign
- Fire Damages Liner
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Townsend Plan Findings Split
- 'Diet' of Steel Beads Saves Infant Burned by Eating Lye
- Insurance Company Hearing is Resumed
- Two Aged Advisers of Italy's King Die
- AAA Arranges Sugar Parley
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- Teacher Who Led Helen Keller from Mute Blindness is Dead
- Royalty Visits Duke
- Clipper to Fly First Pay Load
- Page 5
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- Quebec Rocked by Nine Blasts
- Grocery Prices Hit 6-Year High Mark
- Giant Bomber Ready for U. S. Army Use
- U. S. to Sell Capone Estate at Auction
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- Foreign News
- Paris Green Shirt Chief is Arrested
- Illness of Stalin Brings Chaos Rumor
- Ethiopians Routed in Fierce Battle
- 'Baby Marathon' Mothers Fear 'Joker' in Contest
- Rail Crash Kills 2
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Death Claims Retired Miner
- Obituaries
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- Tabulation of Telegram's Straw Poll
- State and Local Statistics
- Farmington
- Provo
- Ogden
- Brigham City
- Births
- Deaths
- Divorces Asked
- New Suits Filed
- News of Record
- Missouri Pacific Gains Utah Freight
- Scouter Will Speak
- Lectures Planned on Credit Problems
- Chiropractic Talk
- Crash Case Based on Mixed up Claims Goes to District Court
- Scalded by Coffee
- Women to Meet
- Burglars Take Four Fur Coats
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- Page 10
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- 72 Drown, 178 Saved at Sea
- National Republican Heads Coming Here
- King to Campaign for Utah Bourbons
- Crude Oil Output Sets New Record
- D. & R. G. Hearings Open in Washington
- Radio Points Told
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- City Attorney to Continue Post as Water Board Counsel
- Federal Treasury's Gold Hoard 'Dented'
- Prison Term Given Man in Burglary
- U. S., Permit Sought for Two-Way Radio
- Blood to Address Social Workers
- To Address Rally
- U. S. Sues Coal Firm on Royalty, Rental
- Policeman Assigned for School Traffic
- Man Shot by Police is Removed to Jail
- Pleads for Mother
- Tires, Wheels Stolen
- Accord Reached on Bus Taxes
- Oregon Youth Held in Car Theft Probe
- Terre Haute Fails to Arrest Browder
- G. O. P. Candidates to Talk at Rally
- Cornshucker 'Bolts' Train to Cornfield
- Boy Hurt in Fall
- Blast Kills Fireworks Man
- Roosevelt Damage Suits Are Settled
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- Page 11
- Page 12
- Page 13
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- Leader Tells Federal Plan for Security
- Utah Sends Delegate to Beet-Soil Parley
- Commission Okehs Budget Transfers
- Patrolmen Promoted
- Dalton Tells About Africa
- Officials Split on Curb Meter Extension Plan
- Rotary Club Hears of Secret Service
- Typewriter Stolen
- Fall on Comb Injures Child
- School Staffs Sessions Set
- Dr. Rugg Address Here is Postponed
- Navajoes to Go 'Dunking' in Southern Utah River
- Rain Ends Utah 6-Week Drouth
- Educator Speaks
- Visiting Nurses Give Triplets Health Care as Birthday Token
- Man to Spend 15 Sundays in Cell at Jail
- Condolence Extended
- Salt Lake Girl Wins High Honor at National Sorority Convention
- Mass Meeting
- Attorney Sees Debt Inflation
- Arnovitz to Speak
- Police Guarded from 'Raid' for Campaign Cash
- 'Unemployment' Tax Forms Put in Mails
- Bicyclist Injured When Hit by Auto
- Seeks Relative Here
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- Page 15
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- Many Attend Tea Function at Belvedere
- Calendar
- Certificate Divided
- Life of Single Hair
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- Republican Club to Give Annual Bridge Luncheon
- Spotlight
- About Animals
- Army Group Enjoys First of Supper Party Series
- Vision of Birds
- Local News
- Party Planned at Copper Club
- Tea Fetes Maid Recently Engaged
- Lunch Affair is Given for Engaged Girl
- Personals
- Chicken Pot Pie is One-Dish Meal
- Sorority Honors Girl Soon to be Married
- Sister Guest at Tea Party
- Page 16
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- Backseat Driving
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- Drinking at Grid Games Presents Minor Problem
- Max Fells Weimer with Weak Punch
- Remember?
- Fight Results
- Who Said Old?
- R. Hettrick and Worthen Top Circuit
- Wrestling Results
- Games Booked
- Prospect of Snow Brightens Outlook for Deer Hunters
- Hubbell Brings N. Y. Ace Player Monopoly
- Coast Pro League Will Open Nov. 1
- Miss Marble Plays for Home Towners
- Cuba Will Promote New Year's Battle
- League Postponed
- Rain Hampers Utes
- Slater May Start at Quarter for A. C.
- Page 17
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- Horsedom's Big Three May Meet
- Pro Grid Elevens in Crucial Battle
- Local News
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- Burke Battles Coast Fighter
- Hallmark Obtains Tie for Top Spot
- Local News
- Henry is Getting Skeptical Foreigners Spend Freely
- Gehrig May Accept Role as 'Tarzan'
- Gopher Team May Hang up Win Record
- East Defends Grid Leadership Against Clever South Elevens
- Card Club Seeking More Mound Power
- Franchise on Block
- Three Coloradoans Die on Deer Hunt
- Valdez Gets Test with Kid Covelli
- Four Stars Return for Grid Chase
- Film Comedian Buys Race Horse Stock
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- Page 19
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- Mountain City Goes to $8.50
- S. L. Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
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- New York Bond Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Wool Market
- Bond Averages
- Curb Market is Irregular
- Rails, Industrials Sag on Bond Mart
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Export Copper Hits New High
- Produce Market
- Metals and Money
- Cotton Market
- Rubber
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Livestock Markets
- Markets at a Glance
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Little Change Made by Prices of Wheat
- Investing Companies
- Flour
- Stocks Close Irregularly as Trading Volume Dries Up
- Funerals
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- Water District Approves Audit
- Tax Revaluation Parley Postponed
- Shriners Plan Wednesday Meeting
- Hearing Slated on Power Rate
- Auto Dealers See Progress
- Judgment Awarded for Crash Injuries
- Governor is Praised
- [Untitled]
- Tax Increase Danger Listed
- 16,246 in Utah CCC Jobs during August
- Seabury Lifts Mystery Veil
- Grade Crossing Work to Start
Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-10-20 | Page 10 | Federal Treasury's Gold Hoard 'Dented'
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-10-20 |
| 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/s60s0xjs |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60s0xjs |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Federal Treasury's Gold Hoard 'Dented' |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-10-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60s0xjs/16560282 |