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- Latest Flashes from War Periled Areas of Europe
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- British, Poles Sign Pact for Mutual Help
- Second Victim of Crash Dies
- Roosevelt Sees Hope for Peaceful Way out of Europe Crisis
- Navy Opens Bids
- Fuehrer Issues Danzing Verdict
- L. D. S. Warn Missionaries to Quit Centers of Danger in Europe
- French Premier Pledges Every Effort for Peace
- Berlin Breaks Communication Lines as Showdown Impends
- Rain Aids Fighters
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- Reports Improved Business
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- Croats to Get Cabinet Posts
- Clipper to New Zealand Halts at Canton Island
- Duce Has Not Promised to Assist Hitler in War, Knickerbocker Says
- Hungary, Rumania Draft Preace Pact
- Metal Prices
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- 4 Killed, 61 Hurt in English Blast
- Swiss Told to Prepare for Summons to Army
- Japan to Junk European Ties
- Republicans Plan Campaigning Tour
- Mr. X Operates Sing Sing Chair
- Netherlands Proclaims Unequivocal Neutrality
- Hearing Moved to San Quentin
- Local News
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- Page 9
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- What to See Where to See It
- Scranton Entertains Its Own Star
- 7500-Pound Veteran of Films Dies
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- Columnist Bemoans Sad Death of Word 'Oomph,' That , like 'Scofflaw' of Prohibition, Passes despite Much Spoon Feeding
- Screen Star Prefers to Keep Distance
- Roosevelt Gets Job
- Dating Bureau Pitfalls Bared on Roxy Screen
- Gem Stars Richard Dix in 'Man of Conquest'
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- Airline Chiefs Plead for Aid
- Officers Continue Hunt for Aged Magna Man
- Addresses Lions
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- S, L, Apartment Week Set Aside
- Computation Begun on Property Taxes
- Violator of Dyer Act to Go to Reformatory
- Suspect Arraigned
- See Good Times Ahead
- Engineer Gives Report on Deer Creek Project
- District Women's Clubs Meet Opened by President
- J, P, Sentences to be Reported
- Post Office Gets Early Letter to Old Santa Claus
- WPA Cuts to Impair S. L. Weed Control Plan
- Claw Hammer Assault Suspect Held for Trial
- Employes Plan Outing
- 4 Speeders, 3 other Traffic Violators Receive Sentences in S. L. Police Court
- General Motors Chief Sees Slight Uptrend in Business
- Utahn Elected to High Post
- Utah Realtors List Addresses
- Nash Dealers Charter Cars
- Back Injuries Predominate
- Law Institute Plan Okehed
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- But Names Now Come from Hollywood
- Salt Laker, 76, Robbed of $30 by Roving Trio
- Spotlight
- Daniel J. Lang, Ex-Chief of L. D. S. Mission, Dies
- S. L. Police Wil Repaint Lanes for Safety of Pedestrians
- Weather
- Prepare for Colorful Show
- Traffic Death Hearings Set
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- Love for Animals Takes Practical Form
- Worker for City Killed by Train
- Park City Slot Games Vanish on Chez Visit
- Veteran S. L. Architect Dies in Preston Hotel
- Prowl Loss Reported
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- Mrs. E. A. Leatherwood Plans Tea for Dauther Who's Visiting in the City
- Sydney Kleins Plan Fete for Visitors
- Birthday Party Honors Leora Thayne
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- Fixing the Net So the Pucks Can Fly
- Two More Couples Join Ranks of September Nuptials
- Miss Nielsen Takes Time from Parties to Get Ready to Go East to Live
- War Talk Wins Honors at Dibblee Party
- All Salt Lakers Don't Travel to California for Fun; some Find it Nearer Home
- Mrs. Fountain Gives Party for Husband
- Two Hostesses Entertain Two Brides
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- Texas Girl Favored in Golf Event
- Nippon Tournament Tilts Slated Here
- Girls' Softball Game
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- Backseat Driving
- First Round Tilts Set in M Men Meet
- Annual Wyoming Net Meet Sept. 2
- Timps May Gain Tie for Semipro League Lead by Defeating Pinney Squad Saturday at Provo
- Cobb's Ten Mile Run Should be Thriller
- Bingham Fete Honors Boys
- Silverton Team Trips Champion
- Heavyweight Clash
- League Meeting
- Midget Prize Money
- S. L. Bees Sign Right-Hander
- Diamond Slate
- S. L. Golf Star Wins on Coast
- Farm Squads Start Brigham City Meet
- 'Whizzer' May Return
- Baer's Friends
- Pioneer League Box Scores
- Pocatello Faces Stingless Bees
- Flycasting Champ
- Pioneer League
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- Softball Teams Resume Tourney
- Fork, Provo and Ogdan Teams Invading Entries in Tourney
- Park Angling Good, Salt Lakers Report
- Leading Hitters
- Texas League
- American Association
- Southern Association
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- Spilsbury Fights Harvey and Payne
- Utah-Idaho Softball Tournament Scores
- Fight Results
- Lehi Ten Wins
- Stream, Lake Conditions
- Shamrock Ten Wins Title in Girls' Softball League
- U, S, Trapshoot Reaches Climax
- Sugar Ten Cops Title
- Aussies Remain Net Favorites
- Connie Mack Better
- Standings
- Rainiers Win Streak Snaps
- Amateur Meet Plans Drafted
- Home Run Hitters
- Dodgers Smack down Reds as Phillies Spill Cardinals; Keller Paces Yankee Win
- International League
- Dodgers 4, Reds 2
- Phillies 6, Cards 5
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- S. L. Exchange Hits New Low
- S. L. Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- S, L, Bank Clearings
- Investing Companies
- Friday's Commodity Index
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- Markets at a Glance
- American Wheat Markets Tumble
- Produce Markets
- Cotton Market
- New York Bond Market
- Fruits, Vegetables
- Sugar Market
- Boston Stock List
- Flour
- Friday;S Bond Averages
- Wool Demand Proves Slow
- Metals and Money
- Coffee
- Rubber
- Economic Barometer
- Bar Gold Hits Top in London
- Bonds Move up in Final Trade
- New York Curb
- Wook Futures
- U, S, Treasury Report
- New York Stock Market
- Friday's Stock Averages
- War Scares Affect Domestic Trade Mildly
- Livestock Quotations
- Potato Market
- Traders Bid Favorite Stocks 1 to 4 Points Higher
- N, Y, Bank Stocks
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- Salt Lake Man Faces Battery Count Complaint
- To Talk in East
- Company U. of U. Students Hope to Gain Tuition by Aiding House Number Quest
- Judge Decries War Solution
- WPA Laws Explained to Federal Employes
- Back Yard Hobby Becomes Source of Fame for Utahn
- Thousands See Fair Features
- Senator King to Talk at Duchesne Fete
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- Teachers Talk on Economics
- Gunn Resigns as Club Chief
- Mrs. Moore May Take Vacant Presidency
- Seminar Awaited by Scout Leaders
- Estate Value Set
Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-08-25 | Page 10 | Rehabilitation Staff to Rest
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-08-25 |
| 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/s6z336xz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z336xz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Rehabilitation Staff to Rest |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-08-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | REHABILITATION I STAFF TO REST The rural rehabilitation office located at Boston Doston building will dose close August 28 to September 5 Rodney S. S Nyman supervisor a an Friday Workers will jit- jit at attend i tend a regional conference af Francisco during the timer |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z336xz/16615305 |