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- Hundreds Die in West Indies' Avalanches
- Lincoln's Dies
- Metal Prices
- Heber J. Grant, 82, Receives Congratulations on Birthday
- Germany May Recall Diplomat in London
- Weather
- Easier Taxing Described as Spur to Jobs
- Prison Ship Sails
- Death Grazes Pair as Car Hurtles to Bottom of Ravine
- Tunnel Bids Opened Again
- Aged Man Hurt in Mysterious Road Accident
- Italian Press Aims Blow at Roosevelt
- Hungary Ousts Ceded Area Czechs
- Late Flashes
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- St. Lawrence Plan Action is Forecast
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- Farmer Goes to Market--Toils There, Too
- Iowa Recalls Strike Troops
- Chinese Vanguard Reported at Canton
- Snakes Add Peril in Ceylon Drouth
- U. S. Correspondent Ousted by Fascists
- WPA Assistant Scored by Dies
- Insurgents Receiving More Troops, Charge
- Gunman Challenges and Kills Officer
- Pound Sterling Drops Sharply
- 70th Birthday Finds Garner Deer Hunting
- Olympia Kidnap Case Nearing Rebuttal
- Wage-Hour Violators Face Prosecution, Says Director
- 73 in New Mexico Probe Face Trial
- Swiss Men, 18 to 60, May Face Army Call
- Japanese Reply Fails to Please
- Permanent 'Police' for Votes Advised
- Daladier to End Stay
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- U. S. to Extend Border Probe
- Fascists in Finland Placed under Ban
- Chamberlain's Pilot Dies in Air Crash
- Bete Davis to Make 'Martial Vacation' Permanent Affair with Divorce Decree
- Custodian is Moved into Barnett Home
- Wife Helps Hubby End Life
- Provisional Pact Signed
- Farley to Hold More Parleys
- Deaths Rise to 8 in Army Air Crash
- John D. Sr. Left Estate of 26 Million Net Value
- Nation's Chief Rests in South
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- Towns in Utah Plan Programs
- B. Y. U. Freshmen Nominate Officers
- Psychologist Points Influence of Music
- Heads Lunch Project
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- Old Apple Tree and City Hall Door Provide Materials Satisfying Urge to Make Violin
- News over State
- Two Missionaries Honored at Party
- Price Sets Record, Avoid Borrowing
- School Population Rises in Wasatch
- Club Elects
- Davis Offices Seek Burglars
- Advantage of Youth in America Cited
- Official Charter is Presented to Pleasant Grove Lions Club
- Schedule Given for Road Show
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- Scarlett? It's Paulette's Turn
- Proves Hard on Thespians' Tempers
- Let's Explore Your Mine
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- Suit Wants Income Shared
- Miss Skinner Wins Praise in Performance
- Screen Butlers Ban Butlers of Own
- 'Aunt Cissy' Keeps Right to Freddy
- Telegram Show Guide
- Met Opening Stars New York's '400'
- Timely Film Theme
- Charges He Beat Her
- Trapeze Artist Injured
- Walter Winchell:
- Wedding Plans of Starlet Nearly Upset
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- Brides-Elect Honored at Parties
- Daily Calendar
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- Visit to Parents Ends
- P. E. O. Sisterhood Entertained at Tea by Chapter D
- Visiting Washington
- Clawsons Plan Club Dinner
- Gathered While Gadding
- Miss Maxfield Plans Wedding
- Marriage of S. L. Girl Announced
- Returns Home
- Makes Seasonal Dish
- Rowland Hall Group Plans for Bazaar
- On Visit to Parents
- Mrs. Marsell Gives Second Luncheon and Bridge Party
- Old-Time Pewter Retains Charm
- Mrs. Moffat Gives Lunch for Visitor
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- A Large Evening Lies Ahead
- Medics to Increase Use of Cardiograph
- Interest Charges Static
- Hears Carrier Permit Plea
- Pardon on Battery Sentence Refused
- In the Spotlight
- S. L. May Seek to Strengthen Parking Laws
- Feast, Frolic Wait Young Salesmen Russel L. Tracy Plans 35th Thanksgiving Dinner
- City's Churches Prepare Solemn Programs for Observance of Thanksgiving Festival
- School Board Rae Quickens
- Only Qualified Votes Eligible to Cast Ballots in School Poll
- S. L. Slates Forums on Defense of U. S.
- Auto Theft Suspect Recaptured in East
- Discusses Insurance
- D. & R. G. W. Officials Pay Visit to City
- Cleric Urges Clubs to See That Boys Get Fair Chance
- Deputy Tells Death Threats of Freeman
- Traffic Semaphore Asked By
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- Foreclosure Asked by RFC
- City Launches New Drive Against Pneumonia by Training Scientific Guns on Common Cold
- Police Stage Party
- Match Blamed for $250 Blaze
- Special Rites Slated
- Christmas Club Pays Salt Lakers $85,000
- Unions Plan Laber Campaign
- Plumbers Would Tighten Laws on Licensing
- Bazaar is Planned at Rowland Hall
- Mortician to Claim Poison Victim's Body
- Plan Dance
- Registered at S. L. Hotels
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- Notre Dame Holds Lead Ove T. C. U
- Dazzy Vance Wins Pneumonia Fight
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- Offered $20,000
- Grid Slate
- Fight Results
- Bo McMillin Thinks Coaches Ought to Call Signals for Their Teams
- Indian Youth Succumbs to Grid Injury
- Geneve Mills High in Women's League
- Frowns on Game
- Backseat Driving
- Snake=Hipped Ute Tailback and Vandal End Stars
- Knight Sets Pace
- Lead Z. C. M. I. Loop
- Trotting Groups to Reorganize
- Del Kunkel Will Test Sarandos in Friday Night Arena Clash
- Utes, Vandals Polish up Plays
- Utah, Idaho Clubs Meet
- Leaders Topple in Pin Circuit
- Packers Hang up Pro Scoring Mark
- Vines Beats Perry
- Mitis to Medicine
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- Lynch Favor Rematch
- Prep Gridders May Get Post-Season Games
- Armstrong 8-5 Favorite to Beat Ceferino Garcia
- Illini Gridders Praise Zuppke
- Wrestling Results
- Carbon Postpones Charity Grid Game
- Cifers Can Score under Pressure, Too
- Andrako Elected Ohio State Pilot
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- Pro Football Now Booming beyond All Expectations
- Bagby Capable Relief Pitcher
- George Vs. Flyer
- Aggie Hoopmen Start Practice
- Continues Comeback
- Clubs Fete 'Y' Football Squad
- Aron Gets Decision over Jackie Burke
- Amateur Officials Review Cunnigham's 4:04.4 Mile, other Great Performances
- Spokane Team Expected to Back Twin Falls in Pioneer Circuit
- Yale Reappoints Pond's Grid Staff
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- Exchange Drifts Lower
- Industrials
- S. L. Curb
- Bank Clearings
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Wool Futures
- Markets at Glance
- Argentine Frosts Boost U. S. Wheat
- Livestock Market
- Cotton Market
- Rubbers
- Economic Barometer
- New York Bond Market
- Investing Companies
- Flour
- Produce Market
- Potato Markets
- Sugar Market
- Coffee
- Bonds Follow Shares Lower
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Metals and Money
- Boston Stock List
- U. S. Treasury Report
- What the Stock Market Did
- Ashton Man Hurt
- New York Stock Market
- Huge Dollar Flow Forecast for Yule
- The Weather
- Aircrafts Rise as Pivotal Industrials Lose Ground
- Custom Smelters Cut Scarp Copper
- Sheriff's Men Hunt Lynch Mob Leaders
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-22 | Page 12 | 4 Candidates File for Jobs on Board
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1938-11-22 |
| 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/s6184frb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6184frb |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 4 Candidates File for Jobs on Board |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1938-11-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6184frb/16656376 |