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- War Time Power Plan Launched
- Germany Begins Mass Deportation of Polish Jews
- What Does a Doomed Man Think?
- High School Students Argue Legislative Problems Here
- Mine Men Ask 'Rational' Tax
- Roosevelt to Speak on Rogers Memorial
- Japanese Warn France Against Aid to Chinese
- Whitney Report Pains President
- News Flashes
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- Treasury Aid Raised to Undersecretary
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- Nazi Officer Knew Destroyer Flaws, Witness Testifies at N. Y. Spy Trial
- Menuhin Faces Concert Ban
- Fleishacker Resigns
- Ten-Year-Old Kentucky Bride of Miner Moves to Cabin Home with Kin, 'in-Laws'
- Japanese Bomb Kills American Child
- U. S. Traffic Death Toll Cut One-Fifth
- Dies Refuses to Suspend Probe until next Month
- Customs Men Raid Home of N. Y. Justice
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- Mexico, Italy Sign Oil Deal
- $10 Fine Sets off Expensive Legal Battle
- Fog Ties up Shipping
- Only Speaker
- Prague-Budapest Accord Looms
- Conservative Wins in British Election
- Daladier Ends Communist Tie
- Czechs Give Nazis 'Railway Corridor'
- Senators Query 5000 Party Contributors
- Wholesale and Retail Trade Moves Ahead
- League Launches Purge to Win Nazis, Fascists
- Wager Loser Wins in Death
- Bail Bond Probers Nab Ex-Legislator
- 'China Doll' Girl, 4, Again in Hospital
- Bishop Consecrated
- Savants Meet with Wilhelm
- Acquitted of Murder
- Disastrous Fire Hits Marseille
- Fascists Observe 16th Anniversary
- Nazi Press Declares U. S. Blocks Peace
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- Jury Convicts Man in Appealed Case
- Wage-Hour Policing Held 'Unnecessary'
- Suspect Cleared
- Motor Firm Dealers, Salesmen of Six States Open S. L. Meet
- Missionary to Speak on Work in China
- Mass Marks Anniversary
- Army Veteran of South Dies
- Sun Blinds Driver; Two Autos Collide
- Jaywalker Survey Leaves Red Faces at High School
- Chief Knight's Mother Dies
- Obituaries
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- Rail Pay Board to File Report
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- Health Groups Widen Breach
- German Consul Hits Free Press
- Troops Moved up on Madrid Front
- Fascist Chief Arrested
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- Liberties Union Joins 'Free Speech' Case
- Two Firemen Killed in Newark, N. J
- Poisoner Faces Life in Prison
- Paroled Woman's Tip Leads to Arrests in Mystery Killing
- Rail Pay Board to File Report
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- Walter Winchell
- I'm through with Love, Says Fannie after Divorce
- Utah Will Present 'White Banners'
- Director Congratulated
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- Chan Gets New Son
- 'The Citadel' Opens at Paramount
- Quints Will Star in Victory Film
- Veteran Stunt Man Taken by Death
- Sheilah Graham:
- Present Bites Donor
- New Trial to be Set for Stan Laurel
- Lovable Tale Charms Gem Audience
- Telegram Theater Guide
- 'Rage of Paris' Wins Fans At Rialto
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- Page 14
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- Mountain Club Board Elected
- Suspect Arraigned on New Check Count
- Utah Dairy Products Group to be Formed
- Two Jail Prisoners Are Denied Pardons
- Ab Shows Films
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- Judges Will Devote Full Time to Criminal Cases
- Pupils Have Party
- Henager Students to Honor Officers
- Beautician, Plumber Examinations Slated
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- Autos Injure 7 in S. L. Mishaps
- Candidate to Talk
- Just a Second to Read--- S. L. C. News Events in Brief
- Bus Schedule Step-up Sought
- State Bids Called for Road Widening
- S. L. Student Named as Regional Orator
- Relief Provided
- School Project Will be Aired
- Halloween Dinner is Scheduled
- Murray High Pupils to Give Program
- Conferences on Wage, Hour Law Postponed
- News of the County
- Town to Collect Delinquent Fines
- Series of Classes to Open next Week
- Arraignments Slated
- Light System Program
- Mass Meeting Called
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- Lecture Series Puts Stress on Improvements
- Spotlight
- Window Smashing Charged to Youth with Cut Hand
- No, He Isn't Sleepy Boy, Page Joe E. Brown
- Free Vote Assured
- Wyoming Solon Will Appear in Thomas' Behalf
- Delegates of Northwestern States Gather for Junior Chamber Meet
- Hotel Men See Big Year Ahead
- S. L. -Phoenix Airline Support Pledged Utah by Hinckley
- R. O. T. C. Announces List of Promotions
- Drivers Must Pay for Faulty Brakes
- Mayor Seeking Public Opinion as to Meters
- Plea Period Set
- Judge Criticizes Appeals after Evidence Stales
- Commission Studies Refunding of Bonds
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- Margaret Jane Leatherwood Married in Washington
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- Reichman-Leonard Marriage Solemnized in L. D. S. Temple
- Bride-Elect Honored at Luncheon
- Club Luncheon is Given
- Mrs. Bleak Visits Parents Here
- Favorite Local Recipes:
- Round of Parties Planned for Miss Helen Scoville
- Travelers Honored at Dinner Here
- Mrs. Earl M. Dixon Guest at Dinner
- Daily Calendar
- Mrs. Twelves Gives Luncheon
- Former Salt Laker Leaves for Coast
- Bride-Elect Honored at Kitchen Shower
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- Pitt Gets Nod to Tip Fordham
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- Crosetti Reveals Recent Marriage
- Baugh, Friedman Luckman Show Henry How to Pass
- City Elevens Resume Chase
- American Loop to Change Ball
- Leave for Game
- Kunkel, Christy Headline Friday Night's Mat Card; Martin Tackles
- Lombardi Signs
- Parson Gridders Leave for Idaho
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- Lewis Choice to Beat Al Gainer
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- Race Winner Still Seeks Prize
- Pin Marks Topple in Doubles League as Duo Rolls 1393
- Rodeo Clown Saves Cowboy from Steer
- Fontaine Vs. Hansford
- Fish Future Quite Gloomy
- Bowling Scores
- Idaho Football Scores
- Fight Results
- Wrestling Results
- Married Men
- Scribes Say Pitt Eleven Tops in U. S.
- Introducing the Gridders
- Denver Bout Pits Burke with Dusky
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- Railway Shares Encounter Demand on Stock Exchange
- Gains in S. L
- S. L. Stock Exchange
- Industrials
- S. L. Curb
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Boston Stock List
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- Markets at a Glance
- Rain Reports Bring Wheat Downturn
- Metals and Money
- Potato Markets
- Treasury Report
- R. C. A. Pays Dividend on Common Stock
- New York Bond Market
- Cotton Market
- Wool
- Better Demand Shown in Wool
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Investing Companies
- Rubber
- Economic Barometer
- Interest Turns to Rail Bonds
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Produce Market
- New York Stock Market
- Livestock Markets
- Flour
- Sugar Market
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-10-28 | Page 2 | Dies Refuses to Suspend Probe until next Month
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-10-28 |
| 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/s60g4tb8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60g4tb8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Dies Refuses to Suspend Probe until next Month |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-10-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60g4tb8/16648832 |