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- L D S President's Message Opens Conference; New Apostle Sustained
- Willkie Quits GOP Race after Wisconsin Loss
- Argentine Doctor Corroborates Birth of 'Quints'
- Britain to Ireland Phone Service Cut
- Mrs. FDR Hasn't Asked Husband About Fourth Term
- Ickes Warns Draft of Miners May Result in Coal Shortage
- Red Army Enters Suburbs in Drive on Odessa
- UNRRA Plans to Follow Army into Balkans
- Cassino Bombing Error Killed Allied Soldiers
- Film Stars Figure in Butane Case
- Last-Minute News
- Yank Fliers down 40 Nazi Planes in Ploesti Attack
- Mark E. Peterson Appointed to Council of Twelve
- Bank of England Head Resigns
- 102 British Nurses Killed since Start of War
- Pigeon Battles Italian Blizzard to Deliver 'Nothing to Report'
- Hull to Broadcast Foreign Policy Address Sunday
- Father of 14, Son Enlist in Navy in Joint Ceremony
- Conference Calendar
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- Mrs. Browder Wins Long Fight Against Deportation by U. S
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- Automobile Union Opens War Veterans' Meeting
- Airplant Worker Alleges Test Reports Altered
- OPA Clarifies Size of Garden Needed to Get Extra Gas
- Mexican Farm Laborers Lose $100,000 to Bandits
- Detroit Neighbors Try to Evict Part-Chinese Refugee Mother
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- Congressman Urges U. S. Earn Way out of Debt by Owning Its 12 Federal Reserve Banks
- WACs Help Camps Handle 'GI' Flower Orders
- Parliament Meeting Date May Now be Published
- Swim by Plane
- FDR Signs Claim in Death of Woman by Bear
- Depot Blast Claims Eight as Victims
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- 'U' Students Eye Candidates for School Posts
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- Modern Visual Tests Will Speed Use of Eyes, Optometrist Says
- Food Firm Manager Gets Seattle Post
- Truman Says FDR Defeat Would Delay War's End
- Radio Council Slates Spring Meeting
- W M C Official Receives Navy Commission
- Hundreds of Former LDS Missionaries Slate Reunions during 114th General Conference
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- Kappa Miss Weds Son of Treasury Assistant
- Frances Whitehead Becomes Navy Bride in LDS Temple
- Tanner Baby is Still Sans a Name
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- She Chose to Wed in Simple Rites
- For Women
- Patterns
- Baby Girl Born to Hardys
- Signal Corps Open for WAC Women
- Arbor Day is Holiday for Red Cross
- Marian Smith Joins Family
- Fence-Painting Party Latest Spring Affair
- Sigma Nu Meet
- Belt Clips
- Needlecraft
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- Officials to Map Plans for Plays of '47' Fete
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- Bright Future Seen for LDS Cooperatives
- Home Missionary Work Urged on L D S Faithful
- Maw Tells Pension Unit of Democratic Efforts
- Rotary Anns Schedule Mother, Daughter Fete
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- LDS Financial Report Shows $7,672,069 Spent in 1943
- Jury Finds Car Dealer Guilty of OPA Charge
- Insurance Group Sets Talk by National Head
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- S. L. Church Faiths Arrange Good Friday Devotional Services
- 50-50 Chance Forecast for Pleasant Easter
- S L Jewish People Plan Services for Passover Week
- Utah Wins National 1943 Grand Prize for Traffic Safety
- Three Utahns Listed Killed, Two Captured
- Mother Says Couple Holds Son for Debt
- Significance of Good Friday is Unselfishness, Bishop Hunt Tells S L Kiwanis Club Meeting
- Driver Facing Death Charge Wrecks Again
- Judge Dismisses Appeal for Writ in Bribe Case
- S L Driver's Trial Set after Innocent Plea
- City Increases Salaries of Two More Workers
- Shop Foreman Named
- Need of Air Raid Sirens Ends, So City Orders Sale
- Bustles and Bow Ties
- Truck Line Workers Quit in Pay Dispute
- Attorneys Favor Plan to Speed Polygamy Trials
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- Regions Two, Seven Arrange Spring Sports Schedule at Meetings
- Record Field Awaits Ritz Bowling Classic
- Probably Giants Will Need Horse to Finish Season
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- Hank the Hammer Passes Physical
- Vetterli Wins Tourney with 1090 Kegling
- B. M. Bullough Nine Calls First Workout
- AAU Officials Clear Gruenig of Violating Amateur Rules
- S L Police Issue Call for Hopeful Diamond Players
- Utah Prep Moguls Arrange Dates and Sites for Two Leading Track and Field Meets
- Gumbert Preps for 100th Major Victory
- Sportsman Schedule Annual Stag Party
- Utah Banquet Tour Swings to Newhouse Thursday
- Arcaro Question Mark for Tropical Classic
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- Two Issues Gain, Two Inactive on S L Exchange
- Salt Lake Stocks
- Unlisted Stocks
- Salt Lake Curb
- Produce Market
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- Final Prices, Transactions on N Y Stock Exchange
- Livestock Market
- Walter Winchell's in New York
- Theater Manager Accused in Suit
- N Y Bond Market
- Chicago Grain
- Wool Market
- S L Bank Clearings
- 400 Enter JCC Clean-up Slogan Contest
- Cab Driver Faces Second Charge in Dual Liquor Permit Issue
- Happy Birthday
- Engine Kills Boy, Injures Two Children in Ogden
- Woodmen to Elect
- Spotlight
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-04-06 | Page 14 | Vetterli Wins Tourney with 1090 Kegling
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1944-04-06 |
| 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/s6p85m6h |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p85m6h |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Vetterli Wins Tourney with 1090 Kegling |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1944-04-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p85m6h/17028261 |