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- What Salt Lake City Needs Most
- Siphon Break Washes Landslide into Canyon
- Weather
- Dixie Davis Bares Trysts with Hope Dare
- Last Minute World Flashes
- Utah Doctors' Parley Studies Socialized Medicine Question
- Mexico Rejects Hull's Request
- Air Crash Kills Two
- Tydings Declares Supreme Court Opponents Attempted Deal to Force Hughes to Retire
- Ickes Backs Tydings' Rival
- 'Purge' Will Continue despite Poll Reverses
- Pardon Him-He's Out
- Hitler, Nazi Generals Confer with Henlein
- Baseball
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- Rail Walkout Vote is Begun
- Salt Lakers Attend Chicago Session
- Leader in Suffrage Movement Succumbs
- Temperatures
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- Japanese Report Gains in Homan
- Man Faces Trial in Krueger Attack
- Jimmy Roosevelt to Skip next Poll
- Roasting Ordered, Prison Guard Says
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- Egypt Guards Border
- Guggenheim Partner Dies
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- 4 Persons Die in Avalanche
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- McAdoo's Daughter Will Wed Horn Player Later in Month
- Typhoon Takes 34 Known Dead
- Prison Jobs Lure Former Inmate Back
- New Mexxico Passes Direct Primary Law
- Lindy Visits Czechs
- AFL Will Shun Political Ties
- Dr. Hjalmar Schacht Starts Divorce Suit
- Directors' Pay Puzzles NLRB
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- Theory is Cited in Mine Deaths
- U. S. Sues Coal Firm for Back Rentals
- ' Minnie' Seeks Quick Rescue
- Clark Works at Office on Anniversary
- Crockett Selected Public Service Aid
- Civil Service Jobs Examinations Set
- Junior C. C. Slates September Picnic
- Appointment Announced
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- August, at Large, Not Hot; Last 10 Days Were Worst
- Visitors in Salt Lake Today
- Farm Prices Conclave Held
- Picnic Held
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- Death Claims Mrs. Hennessay
- Obituaries
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- Where Waters Gushed on Pleasure Drives
- City to Ask PWA for Hangar Funds
- Sculptor Talks to Rotary Club
- Trade Commission Will Explain Act
- Utah State Bar Plans Eighth Annual Meet
- I. C. C. Officials Close Hearings, Leave City
- Why Do Apple Polishers Toil? Teacher'll be Boss next Week
- President of B. Y. U. Talks to Kiwanians
- Deadline Nears on PWA Funds
- Coal Test Fund Tea Arrangements Made
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- Payson Ready for Onion Fete
- R. R. Carey Appears before Grand Jury
- Lodge Holds Session
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- Crash Injures Elderly Woman, Motorcycle Rider
- Nebo Schools Open Tuesday
- Curb Sign Ordinance Revision Looms as City Scans Petition
- Stay within Lanes, or Watch for Police
- Ogden Delays Gasoline Sales
- Women's Dormitory Director Arrives
- Chief G-Man Commends Provo Police for Arrest of Suspect
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- Accused Speeders Face Call of Judge
- Band Tryouts Held
- Spotlight
- Friday
- Relax, Gus, and Take it Easy; Corrigan's Law of Averages Will Land Flier Right in S. L.
- City Debates Office Space
- 65 of Family Meet
- AFL and CIO Unions to Join in Salt Lake Labor Day Parade
- Sentence Suspended
- Auerbach Memorial Workshop to be Opened for Exhibit
- Eyston Catches up on Correspondence
- Council Parley Speaker Stresses Aim to Make Undergraduates 'Alumni Minded'
- Church Coaching Conference Set
- 52 Utah Felons Seek Clemency
- Chamber President Suggests Civic Improvement Plan
- Posters, Paste and Poles Put Pair in Police 'Paws'
- Prison Site Arbiters Meet to Make Choice
- Flood Control Study Meetings Scheduled
- Street Department Outing Draws 800
- Electrical Research Lecture Arranged
- Highway Projects Bids to be Opened
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- Smart Lunch Fetes Usher in September
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- Blood-Sims Bridal Party
- Visitor Honored by Miss Romney
- Sorority Planning Twilight Tea
- Mrs. Gray and Son to Return Here
- Miss Rebecca Kimball is Complimented
- Two Hostesses Entertain for Virginia Cook
- Engaged Miss Honored
- Many Events Arranged for Miss Denton
- Belnap-Knight Troth is Plighted Here
- Wedding Plans Are Told
- Daily Calendar
- Impending Nuptials Enliven Calendar
- Kenyon-Farr Rites Are Announced
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- Idaho Tennis Meet Lures Fast Field
- Sports Briefs
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- Riggs Predicts He'll Win Both His Davis Cup Tilts
- Redskin Coach Praises All-Stars; Bo Says They Exceeded His Hopes
- Grimes Declares Bambino Should be Content with Coaching Duties
- In Net Finale
- Terry Orchard Gains Crown in Coast Boxing Tournament
- Post Golf Team Plays C. C. Foes
- Parry, Lamper Spark Inn Win
- Pacific Coast League
- Isbell Sparks All-Sart Triumph
- Ruling Upsets Bo's Backfield
- Runs in Family
- Backseat Driving
- 75,000 Fans Attend Colorful Affair in Chicago
- Seek New Game Bird
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- Tigers Find Way to Beat Yanks
- Texas League
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- Pirates Protest Loss to Giants
- Home Run Hitters
- Stengel Has His Trouble with Boston
- Diamond Slate
- Standings
- Marine Gunner Scores 1000x100
- Dudley Helps Midkiff Triumph over Pinney in Softball Meet
- Box Scores from Yesterday's Major League Games
- Police Power for Sports Officials Apt to Crowd Jails, McLemore Opines
- Warden Lawes Would Have to Place More Cots in Guest Room
- Independent Tourney
- International League
- Southern Association
- Legion Teams Play 8-8 Tie
- Pearson Captures Dale Caddy Meet
- Pacers Set World Marks at Syracuse
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- Mine Issues Drift Lower
- S. L. Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Land Board Meets
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- Markets at a Glance
- Wheat Regains Half of Initial Setback
- Metals and Money
- Montreal Silver
- Coffee
- The Weather
- New York Bond Market
- Power System Offer Tabled
- Butter Production
- Thursday's Bond Averages
- Livestock Markets
- Potatoes
- Thursday's Commodity Index
- Treasury Report
- What the Stock Market Did
- Economic Barometer
- Carrier Bonds Unsettle List
- New York Curb
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Wool Futures
- New York Stock Market
- Thursday's Stock Averages
- Produce Market
- Investing Companies
- Moderate Selling Wave Nicks Values on Stock Market
- Cotton Market
- Sugar Market
- Rubber
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-09-01 | Page 7 | 4 Persons Die in Avalanche
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-09-01 |
| 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/s6xs73n7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xs73n7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 4 Persons Die in Avalanche |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1938-09-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xs73n7/16634607 |