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- Page 1
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- Utah Bankers Heap Censure upon Politics
- Metal Prices
- There Weren't Any Kind Words for Lawmakers
- Lions of Utah-Idaho District Hear Appeal to Guard Ideals
- U. S. Group to Study British Labor Set-Up
- 6 Killed in Battle over Huge Nugget
- Recapitalization Urged in Utilities
- Man Arrested in Probe of S. L. Salesman's Slaying Offered Condolences to Widow
- Second Child Born to S. F. Mother, 14
- Truck Driver Finds Victims Lying by Road
- Kidnap Posses Discover 'Clue'
- Jewels in Olson Murder Found
- Baseball
- Page 2
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- Giant Airboat Reaches Isle
- Roach Files Suit
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- Flying Laboratory Heads for Tropic Wilds
- Ford Reiterates View Prosperous Era is Ahead
- Degenerate Executed
- Senate Adds 300 Million Housing Fund to Aid Bill
- Hague Counsel Hits Opponents
- 'Bugs' Moran Faces Counterfeit Charge
- Lawyer Surrenders in N. Y. Fraud Case
- Polish Fliers Land in Moroccan Town
- 40-Year Deserter Released by Army
- 2 Fish Boats Seized as Japanese-Owned
- Telephone Pioneer Dies
- Platinum City Sold at Auction
- Order Served on Big Packer
- Viscount Kidnaping Plot Charge Made
- 26 Amphibian Planes Ordered for Army
- Alexandretta Placed in State of Seige
- Two Daughters of Kennedy Attract Noble Bachelors
- Page 3
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- Mine Fatalities Mount to Ten
- Seed Buried 4 Centuries Grows Anew
- Slain Woman Found in Trunk
- Coast CIO Chief
- Army Orders
- Negro Admits 5 Sex Killings
- Forest Fires Rage in Canadian Areas
- Annapolis Middies Embark for Cruise
- 'Kidding' Ex-Convict Jailed in Stick-Up
- Former Senator Dies
- Priest Murdered, Woman Beaten by Gunmen Who Invade Home
- Policeman Battling in Dark with Burglar Wielding Knife Accidentally Kills Partner
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- Page 4
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- Rebels Prepare Valencia Drive
- Jamaica Governor Dies
- No Regrets Cloud His Days
- Nazis Protest Czech Attacks
- Train-Auto Crash Takes Fourth Life
- Schuschnigg, Held in Jail Still, Weds
- Canadian Has 160th Birthday
- Opera on Hawthorne Tale Wins Germans
- Retail Trade Gains during Past Week
- Dream Comes True, Woman Wins Wealth
- England Sends Bomb Protests
- Nippon Fliers Bomb Canton
- Spain Peace Move Seen as Step in Big
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- Page 5
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- Ecuador, Peru Troops Clash
- Singer's Mother Dies
- South American Danger Zone
- Truck Driver Sues City to Get Job Back
- Torpedo-Proofing Tested by Navy
- Princess Has Daughter
- Mexico Decrees Faith Liberty
- Chamberlain Backer Wins Bye-Election
- Lily and Husband Honeymoon Secretly
- Harlan Witness Intimidation Charged
- Speech Announced
- Dirigible Funds to be Refused
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- Page 6
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Wedding Marks Murder Trial
- Upper Basin Wins Point in Protest
- S. F. Fair Aid to Utah Told
- Princess Sought for Wagon Days
- Examiners Approve 3 Convention Trips
- Jackling to Visit
- Philip La Follette Begins Stump Tour
- 'U' Graduation Plans Are Laid
- Radio Salutes Juniors' Show
- County Infirmary 'At Home' Day Held
- Guest Star Selected for Music Festival
- Page 9
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- County Cannot Pay for Private Venture
- Golf Courses Head to Attend Tourney
- Business Sorority Installs Officers
- Sugarhouse Progress Reviewed for Club
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- Early Court Opened by Prayer
- Utah County History of 1850 Revealed by Old Record Book
- More Police Funds Sought
- G. O. P. Committee to 'Audit' New Deal
- Elks Assemble for Convention
- 'Y's' Annual Editor Wins Scholarship
- Temperatures
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- Page 11
- Page 12
- Page 13
- Page 14
- Page 15
- Page 16
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- Jurors Study Real, Painted Bennett Legs
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- Saltair Songster
- Wins New Fans
- MGM Will Try Production of Manless Movie
- Hemingway Returns from War in Spain
- Many Stars Shine on New Gem Bill
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Kenny Baker Stars in Capitol Feature
- Simone Stars in Love Story at Paramount
- Drama by Remarque Opens Centre Run
- Telegram Theater Guide
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- Page 19
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- Humme-May Betrothal is Revealed
- Louise L. Waters Plights Troth
- Visitor from N. Y
- Bride-to-be and Trio Leaving S. L. Complimented at Parties
- Miss Bamberger to be Hostess
- L. D. S. Temple is Setting for Nuptials
- Miss Stokes is Wedded
- Miss Emery is Bride
- Breakfast is Given after Ceremony
- Miss Beryl Jean Watts Plights Her Troth
- Miss Dibblee to be Bride
- Pair Honored at Reception
- Orpha E. Frisbey Will be Honored
- Gold Star Women Will Give Tea
- Use Ginger Ale
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- Lewis-Ashton Vows Are Taken Here
- Miss Jane Callahan to Wed in July
- Daily Calendar
- Miss Gayle Strebel Fetes Bride-Elect
- Lloyds Fete Departing Army Couple
- Miss Adelaide Campbell Presides at Affair
- Friends of Miss Davis Attend Bridge Tea
- Page 20
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- Two Witnesses Yet Elude Jury
- Yellowstone Roads Still Partly Barred
- Death Crash Driver Remanded to Trial
- Civic Center Shifts Annual Meeting Date
- The Weather
- Salt Lake City Briefs
- Birthdays
- D. A. V. of Utah to Meet in S. L
- Thomas to Manage Investors' Syndicate
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- U. of U. Student is Given Award
- Merchants May Use Part of Sidewalks
- Utah Copper Chief Engineer Post is Given to G. C. Earl
- Macfarlane Estate Probate Petitioned
- Spotlight
- Addresses Kiwanis
- Killer For
- Junior Democrats to Conduct
- Page 21
- Knerr Attacks State Hospital Quiz on Unions
- County Attorney Back from Parley
- Liquor Case Continued
- Honeyed Words and Gifts Lures Cited in Balm Suit
- Deadline Nears on Week's Theme, 'Faces, 'in Camera Contest
- City Officials Study Jordan River Section
- Mishap Sears Face of Child
- Jurist to Address Westminster Alumni
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- Service Star Legion Meets
- Utah Bankers' Wives Feted at Luncheon
- Favor Friendships Rather than Battleships
- Truck Worker Electrocuted
- Beer Licenses Issued
- Townsend Forecasts Own National Party by 1940
- John Brooks Estate Valuation is Fixed
- Ex-Official Dies in Shrine Parade
- A. E. Eberhardt Hurt in Wyoming Mishap
- Postal Official Visits
- Disbursements Exceed Income of Utah in May
- Shriners Leave for Convention
- Speaker Named
- Budding Hopes of S. L. For U. S. Projects Fade
- Train on D. & R. G. W. Road is Derailed
- Two Held for Trial on Robbery Count
- Wallace to Discuss Water Repayments
- C. C. Members Visit Ogden Ordnance Site
- Directors Elected by Humane Society
- Hangover and Heartbreak Mark Loss of Pal and $35
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- Mohan's Bat Gives Stamp 1-0 Victory
- Bennion Wins Kerr Trophy
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- Francis Ouimet Proves Great Help to Unseasoned Golfers
- No Wrestles at S. L. Arena
- Basil James Rides Five More Victors
- Standings
- Umpire Vs. Lawyer
- Backseat Driving
- Magna Tackles Pinney Here Sunday in Battle for Lead
- Boston Tips Chicago Cub Outfit, 6-2
- Ed Kingsley Departs for Open Event
- Von Elm En Route to National Open
- Solons Extend Lead on Coast
- Schoolboy Returns to Beaumont Squad
- Kennedy Only Top Flight Pitcher Left for Tigers
- Next Nine Games to Test Tribe
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- Golfers Fear Denver Altitude
- Ralph Guldahl Believes His Record Score of 281 Will be Absolutely Safe at Cherry Hills Layout
- Advises Mates
- 'M' Men Teams Play for Title
- Watch No. 14, Pro Declares
- Henry Says Odds on Joe to Beat Maxie Too High
- Robins Mistake Green Coat for Tree and Build Nest in Vest Pocket
- Schmeling's Training Reminds Scribe of Routine for Trappist Monk
- Bill Terry Trying to Get Lem Young from Pirates
- Amateur All Stars to Play Barnstorming African Team
- Fight Results
- Thomas Vs. Lewis
- American Association
- International League
- Car Loaders Win
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- Page 27
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- Trade in Mine List Dwindles
- S. L. Stock Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Saturday Closing Schedules Listed
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- Markets at a Glance
- Winnipeg Increase Aids Chicago Wheat
- Produce Market
- Sugar Market
- Wool Futures
- New York Bond Market
- Metals and Money
- Claims Work Waiver Sought
- Livestock Market
- Demand Lags in Bond Mart
- Phelps Dodge Will Keep Mines Running
- Gains in Business Seen by Executive
- N. Y. Curb
- New York Stock Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Gold Imports Drop
- Spirit Lacking in Wool Mart
- Mine and Smelter Wage Cuts Ordered
- Investing Companies
- Cotton Market
- Boston Stock List
- Stocks Show Little Change in Drab Trading Session
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- Page 30
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- Students Plan for Graduation
- Juvenile Probation Officer Appointed
- Quick Action Saves His Life
- Sunday School Reunion Slated
- Approves Allocation
- Trial is Continued in Bookmaking Case
- Course Finished for Citizenship
- Convention Date Set
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- Richards Durham, 19, Crowned Chess Champ
- Consider Applications
- Farewell Set For
Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-06-03 | Page 25 | Henry Says Odds on Joe to Beat Maxie Too High
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-06-03 |
| 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/s6cg0zbt |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cg0zbt |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Henry Says Odds on Joe to Beat Maxie Too High |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-06-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 25 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cg0zbt/16601175 |