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- Utah's Chief Justice Swears in New Governor
- 11 Students, 3 Crewmen Die in Crash
- Savage Death Prowled Utah's Roads in 1948
- New Year's Death Toll Boosted by Blizzard
- Yale Campus Stunned by News of Crash
- Bulletin!
- Court Upholds Labor Laws
- Lee Assumes Governorship at Capitol Ceremonies
- Today's Chuckle
- Carbon Delegates Tell of Pride in Gov. Lee
- Utah's Welfare Costs Cut 14%
- Lee Proclaims 'Utah Week' as Official Act
- New Congress Cuts Power of Rules Group
- Hoover Oils Rods for Earned Rest
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- Grand Jury Points to Real Weakness in Salt Lake Police Administration
- Our Best Wishes to Gov. J. Bracken Lee
- Danger in Peace Deal with Reds
- Auto Safety Slogan Help Cut Accidents
- Inflation Ups Cost of U. S. Arming
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- Voice of the People
- A Problem a Day
- Take My Word for It
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- Lawmaker Drafts Plan to Bar Civil Rights Fight
- 25 Years Ago Today
- My Opinion
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- Say it Again
- Liquor Store Mop Sets off Alarm
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- New Officials for Salt Lake
- Commissioners Take Office Oath
- Bright Future for Utah Seen by Lee
- Cafe Reports $97 Theft
- Village Sets Election
- WAA Closes up Shop as Shelves Go Bare
- Water Board to Meet to Pick Survey Firm
- Sup Committeemen Ready Program
- SUP Ready to Launch 'Know Utah' Week
- New Leaders Take Oath in City, County
- Tribune-Telegram Opens Tax Booth
- Mercury Plunges to Zero at Salt Lake Airdrome
- Snow in Hills Drives Deer into Salt Lake
- Admire 53-Year-Old Flag
- University Receives Original Utah Flag
- U. S. Court Hears Zoning Action
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- Cooperative Citizen Activity Helps County Develop
- Utah Coupon Statute Clarified for Reader
- Happy Birthday
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- S. L. Navy Mothers' Club Schedules Installation
- Now You're Talking
- Utah February Draft Reduced to 11 Men
- Treasury Names Official
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- Now is Time to Plan for Spring
- Sugarhouse Chamber Nets $1000 in Drive
- S. L. Scout Council Tops 1948 Member Quota
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- Veteran Medic Ends Service
- Farmers Elect AAA Board
- Officials Total Death Costs
- 'Messiah' Production Thrills Music Lovers
- Union Brands Reports False
- To Address Ad Clubmen
- Service Leader Asks Rate Meet
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- Flames Force Tenants from New Residence
- Hurt in Car-Sled Crash
- Police Hold Two in Armed Theft
- Home Building Nears Record
- Ex-Utah Judge Dies on Coast
- Two S. L. Women Hurt in Traffic Mishap
- Set Rotary Club Meet
- Copper Strike Remains Static
- Liquor Committee Gets Green Light
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- Jack Straws
- Second Wildcat Touchdown Stirs Coast Controversy
- Cafego Will Join Wyatt at Laramie, Report Says
- Delta Bowl Attendance Slumps to 15, 000
- County Recreation Loop
- Wildcat Rambles for 73 Yards
- He Simply 'Rote' off a Touchdown
- 532, 365 Grid Fans Turn out to See 16 Sensational Bowl Games
- Kids Real Winners in Shrine Classic
- Nuttall, Martin Meet Saturday
- Colorado Ags Fall, 21-20, before Occidental Rally
- Heath Closes Career in Sad State
- Boxing Takes Slump, Commission Reports
- Disputed Wildcat T. D. Sparks Aftermath
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- Denver Five Invades Logan for First Skyline Games
- Santa Anita Turns down Autocrat Foul Claim
- Preps All Set to Start Drive for Loop Titles
- Funeral Services Set Tuesday for Speed King
- Doris Hart Tops Aussie Gals
- Anita Lists Favorites
- French Battler Takes on Belloise Friday
- Qualifying Rounds Open Monday in Los Angeles Open
- Idaho Hunters Start Big Cougar Season
- Two-Unit Sub System Hooey Asserts Oklahoma Mentor
- Hall of Fame Planned for Fairway Greats
- Hoosier to Dons
- Irish-Gael Go May Set Attendance Mark
- Richardson to Face Wills January 10
- Big Nine, Coast Bowl Tieup Deal on Agenda
- Leads Denver's Attack
- Leaders Clash in Two-Day Church League
- Ortiz Will Defend Title Against Hawaii Bantam
- College Cagers Set for League Openers
- Browns Sign Ace Guard
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- Steel Outlook Bright for West in 1949
- Grocery Envoys Attend S. L. Meet
- Heavy Hog Runs Topple Prices
- Utah Security Payments Rose 23% during '48
- Official Points out New Features
- 100 Dealers Preview 1949 Studebakers
- Livestock Market
- Geneva Slates Coil Shipping
- Industry Today
- Stock Trading Hits Lowest Volume in Twelve Months
- Local Stocks
- Unlisted Stocks
- Over the Counter
- Local Bank Stocks
- New York Curb
- Produce
- Investing Companies
- New York Stock Market
- Dow-Jones Averages
- Sharp Selling Drops Stocks
- New York Bonds
- Grain
- Potatoes
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- Metal Prices
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1949-01-03 | Page 16 | Stock Trading Hits Lowest Volume in Twelve Months
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1949-01-03 |
| 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/s6n02g1d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n02g1d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Stock Trading Hits Lowest Volume in Twelve Months |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1949-01-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 16 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n02g1d/17426730 |