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- Climb Demand for Copper Looms
- Of Overseas Peace Urged
- Larger Total of Jobs Held Key to Permanent Salvation in U. S.
- 1 Killed, 1 Shot as Feud Flares
- Laurels Aren't Fooling in Family Spats, They Swing it, and How, Stan Testifies
- Safe as Crew Halts Liner Fire
- Andrews Hails Roosevelt Plea
- Ill Luck No Stranger to Vessel in Drama
- Utah Considers U. S. Request to Act as Wage Law Agent
- News Flashes
- Deutschland Captain Lauds His Passengers
- SOS Calls Spur Race to Rescue
- Metal Prices
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- Peace Appeal Made
- Trains Crash in Fog
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- Accused of WPA Fraud Plot
- Hotel Burns Down
- Educator Would Discard 'Unnecessary Arithmetic'
- Grain Broker's Wife is Kidnapping Victim
- Ickes Urges Speed on Power Project
- Air Mechanics Held U. S. Need
- Officer under Fire on Panay Honored
- Death Answers Refrain of Famed Song as Its Composer Dies Alone, Forgotten
- Idaho Accident Toll Reaches 3
- Widow Made Mayor to Succeed Husband
- Noted Rodeo Backer Found Dead in Auto
- Eight States Hunt Chauffeur Missing with $200,000 in Gems
- Foes' Right to Sue Challenged by TVA
- Jewish Stores Closed
- Parowan Hunts Jail Breakers
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- Brings $75 Fine
- They Hope for Movie Contract
- Town Incorporation Order Will Stand
- Get Meeting Place
- Chest Ready to Enroll Women Volunteers for Coming Drive
- Need of More Jobs is Cited
- Obituaries
- Meeting Scheduled by Women's Council
- Six Months Meted on Battery Charge
- Fliers' Association Names New Leader
- Licensing for Vice Control is Sought
- Salt Laker Arraigned on Forgery Charge
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- Hardware School Opens
- Absentee Votes Give Preview of November General Election
- Nazi Offices Bombed
- Hyde Will Give 2 Talks in Utah
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- School Leader to be Honored
- County Will Grade Road to Aqueduct
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- Work Nears Completion on Big Bore to Form Highway between 2 Towns
- Check Complaint Acquittal is Won
- Date of Ball Set
- Belief is Aired That Voyager Met Death in Colorado River
- Athletic Group Sessions Near
- Weather
- Court Issues Order in Mining Dispute
- Bus Service Okeh Given to Railroad
- Machinists Indorse Thomas for Return
- Engineer to Speak
- Attractive Interior Her Aim
- Halloween Party Set by D. A. V. Auxiliary
- S. L. Schools Plan Navy Day Program
- Smelter Takes 300 Men
- 2 Boys Save Auto in Burning Garage
- Stray Police Bullet Costs City
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- Walter Winchell
- Let's Explore Your Mind
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- Illness Blocks Lionel's 'Scrooge' Role
- Cameraman's Skill as Jockey Helps
- South-East to Run Drama of Crime
- Fay Wray to Testify
- Casual Chatter from Cinema Capital Hints Romance for Joan Crawford
- Orphan for Adoption Will be Sought by Eleanor Powell
- 'The Rage of Paris' Booked by Rialto
- Actor Burned Rescuing Pal is Recovering
- Local News
- Telegram Theater Guide
- Bob Burns May Play Will Rogers Role
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- Mrs. Knowlton Entertained Luncheon
- Mrs. Derick Entertained
- Kentucky Resident Visits Relatives
- Daily Calendar
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- Pays Visit to Former Home
- Don't Marry the Man
- Gathered While Gadding
- Former S. L. Girl to Wed on Coast
- Kansans Visit S. L.
- Gay Gatherings Compliment Brides-Elect
- Mrs. Poulton Holds Birthday Reception
- S. L. Couple Returns from Motor Trip
- Prepares Dutch Relish
- Lunch Party Given by Mrs. McGregor
- Dr. and Mrs. Felts Planning Dinners
- Provo Couple Are Honored at Reception
- Fetes Planned on Halloween
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- Bids on Bonds to be Opened
- President is Named by Health Employes
- Government Slates 3 Job Examinations
- Ab Will Speak
- S. L. County News Events
- Auction of Police 'Evidence' Requested
- S. L. Realtors Plan Delegation of 100 at State Convention
- Salt Lakers Receive Birth Announcement
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- Parley Scheduled by Sodality Union
- Auction Ordinance Presented to City
- Kiwanians to Name Officers at Meet
- Condition Still 'Poor'
- Liquor Count Brings 120-Day Jail Term
- Novena Services Set
- Plea of Patriotic Tipple Fails to Free Prisoner
- Bank in Idaho Elects Utahn
- Murray Gives Tax Warnings
- Dioramas to Boost Utah Attractions
- Auto Crash Brings $5250 Damage Suit
- U. of U. Sanctions Trip to See Game
- Education Project Completed
- School Will Select Harvest Ball Rulers
- Suspect is Cleared of Burglary Charge
- 3 Traffic Law Violators
- Police Radio Change to Cost City $130
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- Meter for Use in S. L. Studied
- Police Arrest Cyclist following Accident
- Today's Traffic Score Sheet
- Junior Chamber Plans Record Yule Lighting
- Opening of Housing Show Highlights Many Features of Better Homes Week
- Stockmen Draw Gloomy Picture
- Clock to Turn Back 50 Years at Longfellow P.-T. A. Party
- Spotlight
- Car Firms Challenge Tax Law Jurisdiction
- Lighting Protests Held Insufficient
- Paint Firm Worker Prepares to Retire
- Wheel Comes off in Hands of Motorist
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- D. U. 'Cripples' Return to Action
- Coalmen Record 2857 Pin Mark
- Tedesco Sets Pace for Capitol Loop
- Mrs. Cozzens Leader
- Utes Remember Him-Too Well
- Backseat Driving
- East Holds Margin over Grid Rivals
- Cougar Frosh Meet Varsity
- Man Holding Ball Important in Kick for Point after Touchdown
- Pioneer Loop Head Arranges Meeting
- Support Swings to Seabiscuit
- Yankees Trade Hoag, Joe Glenn
- Wolf Grid Coach Kept on Payroll
- 'U' Men Rally Booked Friday
- Kunze High Scorer in American Loop
- Learned Anyway
- Contrevent Takes Rich Turf
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- Lazzeri Seeks New Playing Spot
- Cougars Arrange Big 'Homecoming'
- Thomas Sets Pace
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- Kunkel Matched Against Christy
- Jordan Battles Cyprus; Carbon Will Play Moab
- Thompson Leader in Press League
- Introducing the Gridders
- Vandal Coach Back to Fundamentals
- Pick 20 Winners and Win $50.00
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- Fight Results
- Foster Inspects Hatcheries Work
- Wrestling Results
- Don't Blame Him
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- Show Mixed Trend
- Stock Exchange
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- Markets at a Glance
- Foreign News Cuts U. S. Wheat Prices
- Cotton Market
- Trend of Staple Prices
- Treasury Statement
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- S. L. Curb
- New York Stock Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Walker Mine Opening Set
- Fifth Anaconda Mine to Resume
- Investing Companies
- Boston Stock List
- Wool Futures
- New York Bond Market
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Sugar Market
- Flour
- Market Sails over Selling Hurdles in Good Form
- What the Stock Market Did
- Coffee
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- Police Book 2;Thefts Listed
- Forester to Address Conservation Group
- Just a Second to Read
- Visitors at Salt Lake Hotels
- Suit Attacks Church's Sale
- Sentenced to Jail
- Many Happy Returns
- Parade Presented for Winning Cadet
- Produce Market
- Potato Markets
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- Livestock Markets
- Metals and Money
- Utah Will Aid Butter Drive
- $50,000 Damage Suit Goes to U. S. Court
- Pleas Scheduled in Grand Jury Cases
Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-10-26 | Page 15 | Foster Inspects Hatcheries Work
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-10-26 |
| 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/s67w7mb7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67w7mb7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Foster Inspects Hatcheries Work |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-10-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 15 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67w7mb7/16648400 |