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- 150 Injured in Labor Riots
- Czechs Will Never Suffer Fate of Austrians, Says Observer
- Baseball
- Tax Bill Will Become Law without Roosevelt's Signature
- Metal Prices
- As Valuable Fowls Were Roasted Alive
- 2200 Chickens Perish in Spectacular Blaze
- Findings Kept Secret at Inquest in Murder
- TVA Ex-Chief Denies Claims
- German Minelayer Sinks, Four Missing
- Seceding Mexican State Charges Cardenas is 'Stalin Subordinate'
- Spain Rebels Bombs French border Town
- War Fears Increase as Czechs Beat Bazis
- Four Are Hurt in Accidents
- S. L. Visited by Dust Storm
- Temperatures
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- Hague Rejects Proposed 'Pact'
- Bandits Use Plane to Check on Jobs
- Heavy Rains Save Europe's Wheat Crop
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- U. S. Churchman Hits Racialism at 34th Eucharistic Congress
- Two Churches Consider Union
- Arsenal Blows Up
- U. S. Scans Mexico Oil Seizure Offer
- Baker Holds Lead in Typos' Election
- Airliner That Killed 10 Afire before Crash, Official Admits
- Fraud Charged to N. Y. Brokers
- Draws $100 Fine
- Expounds Views
- Woman Murdered with Paving Brick
- Turkey to Purchase Munitions in Britain
- Flood Bursts Dike
- Cricket Army Invades Town
- Bridge Has 'Birthday'
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- Speeding Fines Imposed on 3
- Swine Brings $8.60
- Named Club Chief
- County Red Cross Raises War Quota
- Abstractors Meet
- [Untitled]
- Underwriters Name Nominees
- Nurses to Meet
- State Official Will Attend Meeting of Bank Supervisors
- Fine Meted
- Shotgun, Golf Clubs Stolen from Locker
- Heads Elected by Tau Beta Pi
- Theft Reported
- Page 4
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- Kynette Declares He Made Enemies
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- Maude Adams Signs Contract to Star in Series of Movies
- South Encouraged in Wage Bill Fight
- American Flier Held for Plane Smuggling
- Young 'Pirate' Crew Hunted
- Stick with C I O
- Vessel Sends SOS, Then Cancels It
- Orval Adams Hits Pump Priming as Small Income Class Burden
- Chinese Block Nippon Drive
- Codreanu Gets 10-Year
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- Hunt for Body in Lake Pushed
- Provo High Waits Graduation Rites
- Judge Seeks Reelection
- The Weather
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- Cooperation Plea Heard by Utah Peace Officers
- Lions' Conclave Plans Outlined
- Kiwanis Fete Children
- Canal Company Amends Papers
- Relief Society Head Honored on Seventy-Second Birthday
- Indian is Socialite Now, Speaker Says
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- Membership of Utah Junior Bar Hears Pointers on Appeal Cases
- Utah De Molays Convene in S. L
- Relators Complete Convention Program
- Scenic Films Seen by Junior Chamber
- Footprinters Meet at Season Finale
- Department Store Sales Climb in S. L
- 3300 Farmers Secure Loans
- Freak Windstorms Create Fire Hazards
- State Barber Inspector Accused of Conspiracy
- Account Meet Work Mapped
- French Mission Head Will Sail on June 29
- Postmen Get Holiday
- Sanity Hearing Set in Theft Case
- Religious Unity Growth Hailed by Methodists
- Jurors Hear Heber Woman
- Take Part in Memorial Rites for Warriors
- Engineers and Safety Experts Inspect Rail Grade Crossings
- U. S. Foreign Policy Formes Debate Topic
- U. of U. Biologists Ponder on Spotted Snake Enigma
- Two of Three Freed of Traffic Charges
- Change Due
- Central Park's Sewer Trouble Heads to Court
- S. L. Traffic Signal System Wins Praise
- Twelve Playgrounds Will Open on June 19
- Officers Elected by Mortar Board
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- Fifteen Will Compete Tuesday on Post Links for National Tourney
- Pairings Drawn for Utah Entrants
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- He's on Spot
- Almost a Monopoly
- Stone Fans 13 Batters in 8-2 Win
- Ute, 'Y' Stars Lead Net Meet
- High Waters Seen for Fish Opening
- Hagen Says Golfers Reach Playing Peak at Age of 35 Years
- Tolley, Thomson Lose to Yates
- Hank Makes Tests
- Wasatch Pool Opens Sunday
- International League
- Coleman, Sharman Battle Colors Friday Night's Arena Offering
- Bill Hallmark Will Head S. L. Bowling
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- Closing Rallies Send Stock Market Leaders Higher
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- Copper Issues Hit by Slump
- S. L. Stock Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb
- Markets at a Glance
- S. L. Stock Market Gets 3-Day Holiday
- Rallies Fade out; Wheat Prices Sag
- Metals and Money
- Livestocks Market
- Flour
- New York Bond Market
- Produce Market
- Copper Mines to Shut Down
- Anaconda Closes Mines at Butte
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Investing Companies
- Cotton Market
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- Bonds Continue on Downgrade
- N. Y. Curb
- Producers Slash Lead to 4 Cents
- Wholesale, Retail Trade Shows Drop
- Boston Stock List
- wool Futures
- New York Stock Market
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- Memorial Day Rites Planned
- Oil Company Shifts Area Sales Managers
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- Birthdays
- Speakers Selected by U. of U. Seniors
- West High Cadets Given Promotions
- Walther Leaguers Will Attend Meet
- Utonian, University Annual, Distributed
- 38th Infantry Routs Invaders
- L. D. S. High Priests to Honor Williams
- Sugarhouse Rotary Visits State Prison
- Reception Honors Veteran Teachers
- Current Events
- Spotlight
- Kick Fractures Recipient's Jaw
Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-05-27 | Page 4 | Orval Adams Hits Pump Priming as Small Income Class Burden
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-05-27 |
| 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/s68p77r9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68p77r9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Orval Adams Hits Pump Priming as Small Income Class Burden |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-05-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68p77r9/16598664 |