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- First Gains since '28 Loom for G. O. P
- S. L. Shivers as Mercury Falls to 24
- To See Brother
- Metal Prices
- Black Assails Colleagues in Citrus Ruling
- Parties in Utah Stage Final Rallies to Win Votes
- 35 Are Saved in Snow Drifts
- Farm Bureau Parley Nears
- Rail Leaders Gather in Ogden to Discuss Problems of Roads
- News Flashes
- Both Parties Fling 'Fascism' Charges in Finale
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- Railroad Aid Study Begins
- Cloudburst Drowns 13
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- Sabotage Blamed
- NLRB Employe Called Red Aid
- Bid Discounts Spur Business in Loot Marts
- 29 Party Guests Lose Lives in Fire
- Cousin of Il Duce Engaged to be Wed
- Western Nations Pledged Help of U. S. in Defending Territory
- Civil War Won, Franco Claims
- Stepchild Beaten to Death by Man
- Cardinal Mundelein Confers at Vatican
- 500 Jewish Emigres Sail for Palestine
- Light on Your Person-Light on Your Purse
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- Hague Enjoiner Signed by Court
- Mrs. Roosevelt Heads for N. Y. to Cast Vote
- Funeral Rites Set for Noted Engineer
- Navy Divides Fleet in Secret Skirmish
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- Identifies Victim
- Decree Bars Jews from Fascist Party
- Irwin Murder Trial Started
- Police Guard Set in Island Election
- Motor Companies Agree to Alter Financing Methods
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- Russia Gives Japan Warning
- Drive near Canton Begun by Chinese
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- Map Makers of Europe Kept Busy in Last Two Decades
- 'New Era,' Seen in 1918, Fails to Guarantee Peace
- France Will Issue Financial Decrees
- Hitler Scores War Mongers
- Local News
- British Airmen Set Nonstop Record in 7160-Mile Flight
- 'Full Justice' Demanded by Hungarians at Occupation of War-Lost Territory
- Jewish Gunman Shoots Nazi Aid
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- Mishaps Leave Seven Injured
- Check Case Taken by Juvenile Court
- Ski Expert to Speak
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- Animal Pets Forget Natural Animosities
- Illness Fatal for Salt Laker
- Obituaries
- Church Young People Hear Coast Speaker
- Flower Garden Club Will Hold Meeting
- Commissioner to Speak
- Statistics
- Gravel, Cement Bids Advertised
- A Second to Read
- State School Head to Return
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- Try This Way, Gus
- Broken down Car Strands Two Destitute Families in S. L. on Long Trek to South
- Community Chest Solicitors Confer
- Photographer Speaks
- Drunken Driver Civen $100 Fine
- Salt Laker Saves Hunter from Lake
- Mothers Hear Safe Traffic Plea
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- Regents Authorize 'U' Field House
- New Coolidge Stamp due November 17
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- Scholarship is Won by S. L. Blind Girl
- Spotlight
- Mayor's Traffic Group to Push Safety Efforts
- Heroine of Chinese Talks to Students
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- S. L. Couple's Marriage is Announced
- Party Honors Bride-Elect
- Local News
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- Makes Timely Dish
- Daily Calendar
- Jean Evans Wedded to Gus C. Johnson
- Don't Marry the Man
- Visitors Depart
- Return from East
- Wives of St. Mark's Staff Give Tea
- Promise of Bright Sun Adds Zest to U. of U. Homecoming
- 'At Home' Held Sunday
- Los Angeles Couple Plan Visit to S. L
- Scores Attend Trousseau Tea
- Mrs. Lowe to Give Two Luncheons
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- Aggies Push Utes Nearer Title
- Scoring Leaders
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- Upsets Trim List of Grid Greats Again
- Backseat Driving
- Four Squads Remain Atop Pro League
- Introducing the Gridders
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- Fordham Undoubtedly Made Road Easier for Carnegie Tech to Beat Pittsburgh
- Idaho End Hurt in Oregon Game
- Bronco Eleven Gets Bad Scare
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- Cards Get Hard Driving Pilot
- Glen Morris Plays in Pro Grid Tilt
- Win Cash, Ticket Prizes by Picking Grid Winners
- Haney Selected to Lead Browns
- Baltimore Runner Marathon Champ
- Backseat Driving
- Hunters Get Many Limits of Pheasant
- Rainwater Fights Dusky Star Again
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- East Teams May Cinch City Title
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- Buying in Aircrafts Pushes Stocks to Higher Levels
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- Losses Balance in S. L
- L. Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb
- L. Bank Clearings
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- Markets to Close for Election Day
- Wheat Mart Prices Rise in Late Trade
- Livestock Markets
- New York Bond Market
- Chesapeake Slates Erie Stock Auction
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Investing Companies
- Bonds Display Stronger Tone
- Produce Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Cotton Market
- New York Stock Market
- The Weather
- Boston Stock List
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- Three 'Friends' Slug, Rob Man
- Vacationers Report Pal Stole Cash and Watch
- Man Held for Smashing Auto Station Window
- Service Station Reports Theft of Antifreeze
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- Utah Laid Solid Foundation for Schools in Early 1850's
- New Ordinance on Car Chains is Unnecessary, Wallace Says
- Missionary Given Testimonial Fete
- Tooele Copper Smelter Opens
- Dr. Thomas to Leave
- Hearings on Income, Estate, Gift Tax Appeals Are Begun
- Georgia Boy Nabbed with Stolen Auto
- Meet Planned by Fraternity
Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-07 | Page 3 | Mrs. Roosevelt Heads for N. Y. to Cast Vote
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-11-07 |
| 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/s6tq78sg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tq78sg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mrs. Roosevelt Heads for N. Y. to Cast Vote |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-11-07 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tq78sg/16651759 |