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- Nazi Jew Drive Shocks Roosevelt
- Orval Adams Warns Bankers of Nation's Totalitarian Menace
- Counties Face Welfare Delay
- Weather Cold Wave's Passing Forecast for S. L.
- Lindbergh Hunts House for Winter in Germany
- CIO Conclave Spurns Peace Compromises
- News Flashes
- Olson Plans Order for Mooney Hearing
- S. Alleges Price Fixing, Supply Curb
- Gives out Statement Expressing U. S. Attitude
- Wilson Recall Viewed by Ex-Envoy as Protest Against Persecution
- Cabinet Legal Chief Resigns
- Metal Prices
- Nations Study Help for Jews
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- Page 4
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- Officer in L. A. Probe Missing
- Daily Flight for 9 Years Sets Record
- Hollywood Shooting Trial Jury Chosen
- Nazis Will Censor Catholic Sermons
- Siam King Returns Home
- Slayer Boasts of Freedom in Decade; Death due to Back His Boast Sooner
- Cruelty to Alcatraz Prisoners Charged during Felons' Trial
- Daughter of Ataturk Spurns Food in Grief
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- Jury Being Chosen for Kidnap Trial
- Search for Idaho Hunter Abandoned
- Court Circles Deny Refusing Duke's Plea
- 201 British Fliers Killed during 1938
- Philippines Celebrate
- Pineapple Patch Crack-up Ends Joy Ride for Buck Private Who Borrowed Bomber
- 2 Youths Drift to Sea in Skiff
- Legion Forecasts Million Members
- Grounded Vessel Works Self Free
- 3 Americans Hurt Fleeing Peon Band
- Mental Quirk Makes Girl a Partial Mute
- Volcano Erupts
- Mother Acclaimed as Hero on Saving Family in Fire
- Swiss Press Drive on Nazi Propaganda
- Probe Delayed in Ship Blast
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- Carol Arrives for English Visit
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- Ex-G-Man in Germany Spy Case Once Tried Suicide, Court Told
- Woman Gets Jail for; Slacks in Court
- Motor Firms' Pact Affirmed by Court
- Counsell Defend TV a Power Sale
- Premier Bela Imredy of Rumania Resigns
- TV a Probers Authorized to Air Utilities' Tax Data
- Five Denied Pardons in Scottsboro Case
- Civil Liberty Probe Urged upon Dies
- Wheat Price Pegged
- Bishop Installed
- Farm Program for '38 Issued
- Lehman to Vacation
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- Page 10
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- Amasa D. Brown Taken by Death
- Obituaries
- Anyhow, One Brother is Wee Bit Taller
- Murray Street Project Begins
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- Brakeman Dies under Box Car
- Provo Revokes Club's License
- Annulment Asked
- Book Week Observed
- Sons of Utah Pioneers' Club Addressed by Justice Moffat
- Board Approves Sewer Project
- Speech Groups Honor Pardoe
- Law Intrudes upon Bonanza Sales System
- Utahns Join Wool Week Observance
- News of County-
- School Board Elections Set
- Driver Found Tipsy Starts 15-Day Term
- Underpass Will be Studied
- Motorist Acquitted by Jury on Appeal
- U. of U. Philosophy Instructor Speaks
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- Page 12
- Page 13
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- Helen Porath Honored at Shower
- Easy Fried Eggs
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- Off for Coast's 'Big Game'
- Gathered While Adding
- Miss Rosell Names Her Bridal Party
- Mrs. Dunn Visitor at Salsbury Home
- Daily Calendar
- Makes Popular Recipe
- Miss Midgley Sets Day of Wedding to Arthur Claar
- Luncheon Bids Are Issued
- Try Fish Chowder on Winter Day
- Mrs. James Rogers Ends Coast Visit
- Mrs. Marsell Entertains at Luncheon
- Davids Return from Wedding Journey
- Page 14
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- Near 2 Million Paid for Beets
- Canvass is Waited by Tied Candidates
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- Small Quarters Limits Output of Handicapped
- Invitations Issued for Peace Society
- Fund to Enlarge Blind Center in City Will be Requested
- Hot Lunch Project Support Requested
- Crossing Warning Sites Announced
- Country Canvasses Election Returns
- News throughout the State
- Hearing Slated on Paving Cost
- Dr. Thomas Returns from Chicago Meet
- Symphony in Light Effects
- Pocatello Trial Opens
- 200 Attend Girl Reserve Meeting
- Three Naturalized
- School Census Shows Drop
- Public Forums Start in Logan Wednesday
- Page 15
- 3-Way Traffic Control to be Discussed
- Admitted Speeders Get$25 Penalties
- Historical Broadcasts Billed
- Beaver Dairymen Tour Northern Utah
- Classes to Resume
- Club Meetings
- Youngsters Do Part in Mercy Campaign
- Help Fill the Chest Pledged to Date $84,000.00 Campaign Goal $170,000.00
- 'U' Professor Hits Quake Prediction
- Rotary Club Turns Back Time's Pages
- Forgery Sentence Delayed by Motion
- Spotlight
- Train Hits Truck, Driver Uninjured
- Methodists Observe 'Fellowship Week'
- Debate Slated
- Kiddy Cut-Outs Cost Kale
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- State Gets Meters to Test Gas, Water and Electricity
- Amendment 1 Passage Seen by 2145 Votes
- L.D.S. Church Leader Returns from East
- Driver Faces Trial for Traffic Death
- To Adjust Seismograph
- Heads, It's Jefferson; Tails, It's His Home; Buffalo-Indian Nickel due for Extinction
- Request Referred
- Broken Skull Causes Death
- Woman Asks $10, 250 for Fall in Street
- Utah Celery Week Sees Price Climb
- Speed on Project Fund Posting Urged
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- Court Record in Case is Hit
- Veteran in Relief Society is Honored
- Teacher Retirement Fund Needs Studied
- Utah Japanese Send Celery to Notables
- U. S. Agents to Meet
- Registered at S. L. Hotels
- Many Happy Returns
- Business College's Birthday Observed
- Kin to Honor L. D. S. Leader
- Mrs. Ruth May Fox Will be Honored
- Skiing Lift at Alta Nears Completion
- Red Cross Workers Busy with Campaign
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- L. D. S. Officials Are Sustained
- West Jordan High to Present Opera
- U. of U. Freshmen Orientation Meeting Hears Address from School of Medicine Dean
- Change in Road Route
- Highway Commission Considers Work Bid
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- Gunshot Kills Murray Schick
- Mine Union Loses as Workers' Agent
- Corrigan Flies His Old Ship Once More
- Faces Trial
- Topic Announced
- Underwriters Meet
- Speaker Named
- New League Plan Advanced in Paris
- Alaska Beauties Mush to Fair
- Opening Set off for Art Center
- Gasoline Truck Hits Sheep, Kills Eight
- Plea Date Set
- II Duce's 'Volunteers' Home from Spain
- Second Plane is Damaged
- Discussion Held
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- Rainwater Gains Welter Title
- Notre Dame Now Leads Grid Parade
- Bob Pastor Wins from Mickey Dugan
- Pro Golfers Plan Tournament Slate
- Tanforan to Open 25-Day Meeting
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- Eleven Keglers Shoot over 600
- Iowa Grid Mentor May be Through
- Frost on Ice
- Manhattan Runners Take Cross Country Laurels from Michigan State, Which Held Title Five Years
- Backseat Driving
- Coast Bowl Election Set for Nov. 28
- Iowa Interested in New Mentor
- Feller Arrested for Going 85
- Utah's New Welterweight King
- Cries of 'Fake' Irk Tony in Quick Win over Thomas
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- Badgers Scent Big Ten Crown
- Redskin Tackle Injures Wrist
- Yanks to Propose New Type Contract
- Referee Sought for Mat 'Brawl'
- Fellows Sets Pace in Feminine League
- British Earl Dies
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- Benefit Grid Tilt
- Wrestling Results
- Alexander Finds Player Who Can Follow Orders
- Two Top Hands on Vandal Eleven
- Carbon Objects to Friday Game in State Prep Grid Semifinals
- Jurich, Ryan Fight to Draw Encounter
- Fight Results
- The Kid Brother
- Idaho Team Takes Long Skull Drill
- Knight Leader
- Unbeaten Top Scoring Gridders of San Jose Seek More Laurels
- City Group to Back Three Cage Leagues
- Dittman Wins
- He Tops List for Duck Call
- Big Six Squads Eye Bowl Games
- Hoop Officials Meet
- Argentos Paces Win
- U. S. Grid Moguls to Seek Changes in 'Armor Plate' Equip;Ment of Footballers
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- Steels, Aircrafts Lead Stocks in Rally after Decline
- Mining Issues Sag Fractions
- S. L. Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Markets at a Glance
- Livestock Market
- Metals and Money
- Sugar Market
- New York Bond Market
- Economic Barometer
- Export Estimates Hike Wheat Prices
- Produce Market
- Cottom Market
- Potato Markets
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Secondary Rail Bonds Decline
- Boston Stock List
- The Weather
- New York Stock Market
- Earnings Reports
- Dividends
- Rubber
- Scrap Steel Price Rises Fifty Cents
- Investing Companies
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- Petty Thieves Have Big Night
- 'Auto Murder' Trial Delayed by Illness
- Cash and Stamps Stolen from Salt Lake Firm
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- Just a Second to Read These-
- S. L. Gives $250 to Yule Lights
- Mrs. Musser Talks to Junior Leaguers
- Reckless Driver Fined
- Yule Lighting Plans Drafted
- S. L. Bank Institute to Hear Instructor
- Driver Posts Hit-Run Bond
- Seminary, Institute Teachers Will Meet
- Officers Installed by Health Group
- Fix Acreage Levy
- Judges Peruse 1000 Essays in Model Playhouse Contest
- Police Radio Shifts to New Frequency
- Roberts Joins Staff of District Attorney
- Ruling Upholds Tax Extension
Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-15 | Page 4 | Daughter of Ataturk Spurns Food in Grief
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-11-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
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| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xh10cc |
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| Article Title | Daughter of Ataturk Spurns Food in Grief |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-11-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xh10cc/16653947 |