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- Fantastic Nazi Spy Plot Charged as 3 Go on Trial
- Clash Prague, Ire
- Cities' Charged
- Metal Prices
- Germany Hails 'Balkan Axis'
- Sit-Downers Lose Jail Term Appeal
- Big Increase Shown in Treasury Deficit
- Ruth Etting Charges Jealousy Caused Ex-Mate to Wound Her Husband in Shooting Spree
- Grand Jury Nears in Medical Probe
- N. Y. Forest Fires Close Adirondacks
- Common-Law Wife Slays Ex-Official
- 7 on Grounded Tug Summon Aid in Gale
- Supreme Court to Review Communist Ouster Action
- Reds' Activities in Party Bared
- Nazis Pare Powers of Austria Prelate
- 1 Dead, 18 Hurt in Car Accidents during Storm
- Season's First Snow Reported
- Late News Flashes
- Local News
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- Cio Confab May See Peace Move
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- Seven Await Trial for Helping Karpis
- Lynchers Threaten Negro in 2 Killings
- Cartoonist's Funeral Held
- 'Irish Thrush' behind Bars as Deportation is Waited
- Light Plane Fliers Set Record, Stay Up
- Tyrone to Tour
- Catholics Gather for National Meet
- Miner Uses Tools to Do Own Surgery
- 5 Plunge to Death as Planes Collide
- Hoover, to Aid
- Figures in Dramatic Triangle Shooting at Star's Home
- New York Governor to Meet Roosevelt
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- Farmer Revolt Flares
- Greets Civil Service Meet
- Cramm, German Tennis Ace, Paroled
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- Turkey Leader Stricken; Illness Reported Grave
- Anger at Chamberlain Replaced by British Unity in Arms Race
- 300 Arabs Seized by British Troops
- Britain's Rulers to Stay at White House on Visit
- Japanese Cut Vital Rail Line
- Swedish Ambulance Plane Crash Kills 6
- Half of 4000 Americans Who Enlisted in Spanish Civil War Lost in Action
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- P.-T. A. Will Sponsor Reception for Newly Chosen School Head
- Temperatures
- U. S. Agents Make Snow Survey Plans
- Registered at Salt Lake Hotels
- Better Homes Drive Favored
- Artillerymen Set Reunion Banquet
- Police to Frolic
- Pioneer of '48 Succumbs Here
- Obituaries
- In the County
- Serums Given Murray Pupils
- Asks Highway Span
- S. L., Midvale Clubs to Meet
- More Money Asked by County Firemen
- Fair Directors Slate Election
- Group Asks County to Improve
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- Graham
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- Fun, Melody Spice New Utah Feature
- Actor Gets Metal Face for Role
- Question of Malice is Argued in Constance's Suit
- Jane Withers Starred on Capitol's Bill
- Glenda Wins Office, Didn't Kiss Babes
- El Brendel Stars on Roxy Stage
- Triangle Film Tops Broadway Bill
- Cagney Must Wait for Door Panels
- Telegram Show Guide
- String Quartet Lauded
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- Douglass Breakfast
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- Affairs Honor Ida Reichman
- Favorite Local Recipes
- New Textbooks at U. of U. Call after Grid Game and Dance
- Tea Honors Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Robinson
- Mrs. Freed Entertains for Seattle Visitor
- Daily Calendar
- Parties Given for Derricks
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Mother's Birthday Tea is Planned
- Weds in Pretty Home Rites
- Pack-Shaw Rites Held in Temple
- Dinner Planned by Howards
- Gathered While Gadding
- Bride-Elect to be Feted
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- To 'Fix' in Vice Charged
- County Clerk Urges Voters to Check Registrations before General Election
- Pair Stick up Four S. L., Ogden Places
- Federal Jury Starts Probe into 40 Cases
- Church President to Leave for N. Y
- Current Events
- Spotlight
- Club Meetings
- S. L. Junior Red Cross Council Will Meet to Coordinate Work
- Chamber of Commerce Governors Discuss Constitutional Amendments on Ballot
- Argentine Mission Progress Reported
- $500 Bond Posted by Jimmy Sarandos
- S. L. Officials Map Safety Drive
- S. L. Police Release Victim of kidnapping
- Editor Foresees Danger in Course Set by Mexico
- Cambrians to Elect
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- Aggies, Utes Battle at Logan
- Indian Team Faces Test with U. S. C
- Aggie Fieldhouse Plans Go Forward
- Went West
- Backseat Driving
- Saturday's Football Heroes
- Aggies Open Labors for Utah Clash
- 'Y' Now Points for Portlanders
- Rogerson Wins Dale Golf Title
- St. Mary's Wins from Portland
- Carbon Prepares for Nevada Team
- Introducing the Gridders
- Crisler Apt to Stress Placekicking When He Writes His next Grid Manual
- Archibald 7-5 Favorite to Beat Mike Belloise
- Pearce Meets Lanky Coast Ace in Headline Battle at Arena
- Deer Hunter Dies of Gunshot
- Canzoneri Begins Comeback
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- Irish in Feature Battle
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- Seeks Grid Comeback Trail Last Period Defeat by Syracuse
- Tennessee and Vanderbilt Pace for Southeastern Conference
- Grid Contest Provides Chance to Win Cash, Ducats for Selections
- Selections
- Send List to Football Contest Editor
- Ernie Obtains Initial Score
- 6-3-2 Defense Proves Flexible
- Quite a Trick
- Champs Win 7-5 Tussle over Bears
- Pearce Encounters Lanky Coast Foe
- Isbell Passed Up
- Robbing Cradle
- Well Anchored
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- Pittsburgh Has Old-Time Power in Beating Badgers
- Backseat Driving
- West Virginian Leading Scorer
- Cloudy Weather Tuesday Forecast
- Szabo to Meet Kunkel Friday
- Took No Chances
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- Soar, Utilities Get Fast Play in Stock Mart
- Con. New High
- Stock Exchange
- Industrials
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- Markets at a Glance
- Dearth of Demand Cuts Wheat Prices
- Livestock Markets
- Sugar Market
- S. L. Curb
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Bond Market
- Bonds Develop Sluggish Tone
- Copper Cartel Removes Bans
- Copper Prices Dip in World Marts
- Produce Market
- New York Stock Market
- Metals and Money
- W. P. Wins Approval of Reorganization
- Anaconda Expands Montana Operations
- Operations Decline in Steel Industry
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- U. E. A. to Open Drive for Fund
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- Plea Brings Penalty on Nuisance Charge
- Townsendites to Meet
- Aid Requested in Finding Man
- Fraternal Delegates Welcomed to S. L.
- B. Y. U. Students, Faculty Celebrate Founders' Day
- Drunken Driver Gets $150 Fine
- A Second to Read
- Louis S. Cates to Get Award
- Envoy Returns for Campaign
- Burbidge Speaks
- Oversea Visit Cut by Crisis
- 'Lost' S. L. County Men Reported Safe
- Draper to Speak
Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-10-17 | Page 2 | Miner Uses Tools to Do Own Surgery
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-10-17 |
| 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/s6dn5d9p |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dn5d9p |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Miner Uses Tools to Do Own Surgery |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-10-17 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dn5d9p/16645315 |