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- Page 1
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- West's Mine Congress Hears Technical Gains, Political Deterrents
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- Kiwanis Parley Draws to Close
- Canyon Flood Kills Woman
- In Spotlight at Western Mine Conclave Session
- Poles Mobilize More Reserves
- Polish Guards Shoot 5 Escaping Germans
- U. S. Seizes 19 on Liner Bremen; Search Delays Dash for Germany
- U. S. Embassy Families Leave French Capital
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- Hitler Replies to Britain
- Bloc is Blamed for Crisis Part
- London Stands Firm on Promise to Assist Warsaw
- Baseball Today
- Page 2
- Page 3
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- Italian People Given Warning
- G. A. R. Rebels Against Autos
- Retired U. S. Admiral Says 'Enter War Early'
- Swiss Order Portion of Frontiers Closed
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- Nippon's New Premier Chooses Cabinet Aids
- As the World Turns
- Briton Would Protect Dachshund in War
- Police Make Mistake; Town Mobilizes
- Fisherman Nets Two Sea Serpents in 20 Years, but-You Guessed it-Both Got Away
- Farley, Family Kiss Blarney Stone
- Queen Back in London
- Anti-New Dealer Buys Cross-Eyed Horse
- Town Crier Returns after 250 Years
- Soviet Delays Pact Approval
- Chiang Sees Crisis as Aid for Chinese
- U. S. to Strengthen Canal's Defenses
- Utahn Sees Neutrality Change If War Breaks
- 18 Killed, 30 Injured in Polish Depot Blast
- Aircraft Export Banned
- Page 4
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- Action Against Fascists Asked
- New Record Claimed by Jacquelin Cochran
- Texas to End Oil Shutdown
- 50,000 Strike to Punish Two Outlawed Unions
- Squalus Salvagers Prepare Pontoons
- Father Admits Chaining Girl to Keep Her Home
- L. A. Youth Admits Killing Dancer, Attacks on Women
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- Mississippi Votes for next Governor
- Bank Robber Suspect Surrenders to G-Men
- King, U. S. Sugar Chief Disagree
- Youth Service Helps Jobless
- Returns Home
- Bourbons Plan County Meets
- Utah's Legislation for Thrift Praised
- Junior Chambers Oppose Entry of U. S. into War
- Directs Parley
- Silver Conference
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- Page 6
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- Thoughts for Today
- Polish Crisis Predicted in 1919
- Quick Death
- They'll Forecast Utah's Future
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Merry-Go-Round
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- News behind the News
- Just in Jest
- Odd Facts
- Louisiana Election Day Five Months off and Bitter Fight for Huey's Crown Rages
- Wall Street Views
- Advice on Your Health
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- Page 7
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- On Bicycle Injured by Car
- Accused Man Denies Theft of Peanuts
- L. D. S. Missionary Safe in Switzerland
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- This Rough Dangerous Strip May be Improved
- Civil Aeronautics Chief Leaves for S. F. Parely
- Blaze Quelled after Battle
- Discusses Minerals
- 50-Cent Parking Violation Bond Mailed to S. L. Police
- New Postmaster
- Coal Truck Checkup Slated by Road Board
- Officers Seek Hit-Run Driver
- Idaho Falls Driver Admits Tipsy Charge
- Page 8
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- Gypsy Thieves Moving South
- Masonic Lodge Pin Stolen by Prolwer
- Ellworth Named Hed of Jr. C. C. Committee
- Six Utah Youths Leave for NYA Training Class
- Gala Parade Opens Summit County Fair
- News of the City Brief
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- Board Okehs Resignation
- Program Slated
- Will Map Work
- Advances in Lighting Told at Electrical League Meet
- Army Orders
- New Street Lights Okehed by Board
- Page 9
- Page 10
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Mine Operator Hits Wagner Act 'Reign of Terror
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- Industry's Dean Sees No Minerals Shortage
- Rotarians Told of Edison Aids
- Silver Status Pleases Foundation Director
- Elks to Meet
- American Mine Congress Events Tonight Wednesday
- Idaho Critic of Labor Act and Arizona Lawmaker
- S. L. Entertains Visiting Women
- West Eyes Filipino Gold
- Radio's Educational Benefits, Uses Told
- Mining Parley Gets '40 Bid
- Protest Filed in Zoning Row
- Local News
- Page 13
- Blooming Cereus Gives S. L. Owner Eight Blossoms
- Four WPA Projects Get Roosevelt Okehs
- $10,000 Claim Filed on Assault Count
- Fuel Company Petition for Rate Boost Heard
- Wool Growers Give Ram Sale Reports
- Leaves for Parley
- Battle Looms in Reid Ouster
- Rehearing Requested on Beer License Plea
- Spotlight
- Painting Way through College
- State Welfare Board to Check on Expenditure
- China Trade Good, Says S. L. Visitor
- City Okehs South S. L. Vehicle License Pact
- Concert Slated
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- Leaping Vehicle Creates Quite a Fuss
- Board to Study Water Demands
- Big Thompson Bid Opening is Delayed
- Teamsters' and Chauffeurs' Union Lifts 5-State Warehouse Strike
- State Board Cancels Salt Flats Road Plan
- School Children's Aid Mapped
- Mobile Dental Unit to Begin Work
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- Page 15
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- Miss Dibblee Makes Bridal Plans
- Service to Fit
- Visitor
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- Noted Dancer with Her Hostesses
- Ruth St. Denis Dashes from Party to Party during Brief Visit Here
- Visitor from L. A.
- Social Lights
- En Route to Home
- Chatting at Prenuptial Supper Party
- Final Fetes Planned for Miss Free
- Friends Plan Parties for Miss Smith
- Miss Jenson is Guest
- Club to Meet
- To Take Marriage Vows
- Kay Eble and Rex Hanson to Marry September 16
- Mrs. Embry Wears Mother's Wedding Gown at Reception
- Hawaii Vacation Ends for Jellisons
- Home Again
- Guests Have Fun at Earl Party
- Miss Nielsen Feted by Two Hostesses
- Party Honors Miss Foster
- Meeting Planned
- Page 16
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- Rio Grande to Defend Championship as State Amateur Tourney Opens
- Davis Cuppers Begin Practice
- Officers Elected by Ogden Keglers
- Wrestling Results
- Eddie Mead and Ai Weill Draw Suspensions as Fight Managers
- Pop Jenks Ten Wins Park City Play-Off
- Home Run Hitters
- Idaho Elk Hunt
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- Pilot Killed in Boat Spill
- British Racer Hurries Home
- Thomson Advances in Caddy Tourney
- Pocatello Defends Half-Game Lead Against Boise, While Cowboys Play Twin Bill with Ogden Reds
- Pioneer League
- Backseat Driving
- Hartnett due for New Mark
- Doyle to Head Mat Activities
- Yesterday's Stars
- Box Scores on Major League Games
- Yanks Bomb Tigers by 18-2 Count
- Standings
- Page 17
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- 821 Golfers Seek Amateur Spots
- Fight Results
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- Ahead an Noon
- Apostoli Beats Lee
- Layden Says Fan Picked Great Squad
- Angels May Fall in Third Place
- Magna-Garfield Meet
- Women's Golf Meet
- Sixty Club Swingers Seek Utah Amateur Golf Title
- Gemmell to Battle Pinney under Arcs
- Louisville Retains Fourth Spot with Double Win over Brewers
- New Coach, Athletic Mentor Signed by Wasatch Academy
- Elk Hunt Postponed
- Local News
- Lightweights Meet in 10-Round Tussle
- Interstake Softball Final Games Slated
- Games Rained Out
- No Football Scouting
- Runs Batted In
- Checkers Tournament
- Texas Legue
- Exchange Club Battles Cudahy Outfit Tuesday in Delayed Semifinals
- Stahl Will be Pitted Against Gunderson in Promising Mound Duel
- Utah Marksmen Capture Medals
- Dorsey Elected
- Baugh Leads Mates to Win
- Kuan Squad Takes Softball Laurels
- Page 18
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- Hollywood Gets Real Name for a Change
- Hear Ye, Hear Ye
- What to See Where to See It
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- Town Crier Paul Harrison Digs Back into Interview History and Recalls some Things Our Silver Screen Luminaries Wish They Hadn't Said
- Miriam Hopkins Will Ask Nevada Divorce
- Thompson Postpones Parachute Jumps
- Glamor Wardrobe
- Private Zoo
- Jane Withers' Parents Seeking Talented Orphans for Adoption
- Franchot Tone Earns More in One Week on Screen than He Received for Entire Broadway Run but He Still Prefers a Stage Engagement
- Actor Expects War Service
- Mae Murray's Plea Hearing Set
- John Garfield Stars in Role Which Was Almost a Reality
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- Page 20
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- Trade Revives on S. L. Board
- S. L. Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- Cotton Market
- Coffee
- Wool Futures
- New York Bond Market
- Produce Markets
- U. S. Treasury Report
- Tuesday's Bond Averages
- Fruits, Vegetables
- Metals and Money
- Investing Companies
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- Bond Market Rises Sharply
- New York Curb
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Boston Stock List
- Flour
- New York Stock Market
- Tuesday's Stock Averages
- Livestock Quotations
- Potato Market
- Economic Barometer
- Markets at a Glance
- 'War Scare' Boost in Grains Erased
- Sugar Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Tuesday's Commodity Index
- Traders Swing to Buying Side as Fears
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- Page 21
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- S. L. Merchant's Rites Planned
- Joseph V. Johnston Funeral Rites Set
- Obituaries
- The Weather
- Many Happy Returns
- State and Local Statistics
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- Marriage Licenses
- Divorces Asked
- Divorces Granted
- Births
- Deaths
- New Suits Filed
- New Corporations
- Bankrupcy Petitions
- News of Record
- Warranty Deeds
- Illness Fatal to Mrs. Babbel
- Obituaries
- Wallace Proclaims Union Label Week
- Young Formers Hear Talk on Cooperation
- S. L. Visitors
- Soil District Heads Named
- Wells L. D. S. Stake Adds New Wards
- Bingham Employer Cited to Face State Bureau
- Indiana Trucker Files Tax Commission Suit
- Fractures Foot
- Tim McCoy Visits S. L
- Granted Leave
- Surveyor Recovers
- NYA Project Gets Approval
- Salt Lake Starts Apartment Week
- U. S. Surplus Commodity Aid to Inspect Peaches
- Utahns Ship 4 Cars of Turkeys Eastward
- S. L. City Employes Hold Lagoon Outing
- WPA Head Lauds Utah Historical Background
- Bingham Gemmell Club Awaiting Outing, Dance
- Morgenthau Sails
- Funerals
- Annual Flower Show ends
- Harvest Festival Program Speeded
- Safety Courses
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- Page 23
- Page 24
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- Power Ruling Favors Provo
- Utahn County Plans Parley
- Road Commission Chief to Study Safety Plan
- Plans Take Shape
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- L. D. S. Church History Recorded by Unique Transcription Plant
- Petition Approved
- Crash Victim's Condition Poor
- Chez Issues Warning on Election Procedure
- Brigham City Waits Salute
- Women's Safety Group Asks Traffic Signal
- Faulty Drive Gets Jail Term
- Youth Injured by Hay Fork
- Timberman Suffers Painful Injuries
- Driver Incurs 7 Charges during Chase
Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-08-29 | Page 20 | Coffee
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-08-29 |
| 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/s6jt0zkz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jt0zkz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Coffee |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-08-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 20 |
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| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jt0zkz/16616525 |