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- Latest Storms Offer Light Caress to Utah
- Today's Chuckle
- S. L. Becomes Trans-U. S. Tourist Haven
- See-Saw Prices Strike Plunging Grain Mart
- You're 'a Long Way from Way from Wisconsin'
- Acheson Raps Hungary on Mindszenty Trial
- Snooty Cows Will Drink Only Fountain Water
- County Roads to Stay Closed 2 Days
- Treasure Hunting Craft Arrives at Pacific Isles
- Senate Pushes for Repeal of Rent Laws
- Bulletins!
- Witness Chair Holds Yammering Variety
- Vernon Criticizes Lee Liquor Move
- House Passes Bill to Add Game Official
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- Lee Answers Blunt Threat Blunt Threat on Weber Bill
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- Robins, Aid Chief to Talk Floods
- Installment Payments Not Allowed in Utah
- Site Fund Fails; Mustache Goes
- Radio Sales Manager Addresses S. L. Ad Club
- Garfield Group Slates Decorating Classes
- Radio Spokesman Opposes Eye Bill
- Heads U. Carnival Event
- Dixie College to Close Bids on Heating Plant
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- Real Hope for a Major Step forward in Federal Government Administration
- Watch out for Those Deadly Ice Projectiles
- Carbon Monoxide Gas is Insidious
- Inner Conflicts Cause Marital Failures
- Union Chiefs Ponder New Powers
- Look and Learn
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- Voice of the People
- Rules for Contributing to 'Voice of the People'
- Take My Word for It
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- A Problem a Day
- Thurmond Given Second Snub; Alben This Time
- 25 Years Ago Today
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- Say it Again
- Disguised Coin Lodges in Girl's Throat
- Given New Equipment
- City's Pay Plan Attracts Wide Interest
- Nurse Bureau to Meet
- Scouters Will Pledge to Oath Principles
- Speakers' Day Planned at University
- Kennecott Ore Cars Move from Mine
- Plane Speeds Idaho Boy to Surgeon
- County Board Appoints Firm to Plan Program
- Still Unhappy About It
- Fate of Mares Awaiting Court Ruling
- Hearing Opens in Slots Case
- Ogden Man Burns to Death in Mystery Cabin Blaze
- Orem Boosts Itself as Capital Site
- Stormy Weather 'Encourages' Tax Payments
- Falling Tractor Kills Uthan at Wendover
- Fair Board Appointment Expected at Meet
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- Polio Benefit Contest Sends Oilers Against Moviemen
- Softball Heads Ponder Playing Sties
- East Lead Clubs in Scoring; Valley Area Low
- Stockmen and Sportsmen Both Rap Big Game Board ... but Everyone Wants It
- Utah Open Golf Prizes Cut
- More Great Skiing Stares U. S. Jumping Championship
- Regional Tourney to Determine All-Church Entry
- Saddler Confident of Beating Pep
- Utahns Must Continue Deer Feed Donations
- Court Ruling Puts New Light on Gardella Ball Ban
- There's $350 for the Fight
- Pugilistic Hopefuls Win in Ogden
- Utes Face Pioneers, 'Pokes in Crucial, Acid Test
- Fellow Students Rally to Aid Unlucky Buddy
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- S. Summit Hotshot New Star of Week
- Brooklawn Nears County Cage Title
- South Summit Giant Killer
- Ahepa's Rally Edges Rio Grande, 27-25
- Park City Cagers Tip Wildcats in 33-27 Upset
- Ten-Pin Tallies
- Game Comes Easy
- U. Athletic Unit Outsmarts Coach to Win Malted Milks
- Rear River Quintet Smashes Logan
- Kamas, Jordan Battle for Legion Crown
- Fistic Feature Pits Parker with Polidori
- Graza Sets League Hoop Scoring Record
- Stingy Opponents
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- Oil Scouter Honored at 30-Year Mark
- Market Holds High Ground
- New York Bonds
- Grain
- Produce
- Investing Companies
- Local Bank Stocks
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Metal Prices
- Local Stocks
- Over the Counter
- New York Stock Market
- Dow-Jones Averages
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- Livestock Markets
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- Silver Stock Paces Volume Boost on S. L. Exchange
- Taxpayers Back Hoover Report
- New York Curb
- Potatoes
- Home Building Possibilities Set for Forum
- Resource Report due for Release
- Army Man to Transfer
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- Report Dimes Box Theft
- Chamber Official Tells of Promotion Results
- Area 'Blacks Out' as Car Hits Pole
- Register 50 Persons
- Six Teachers Quit; 5 Others Hired
- Obituaries
- Mass to be Celebrated for Sled Crash Victim
- Rites for Slide Victim Set in Park City
- Home Mishaps Hurt 99
- Obituaries
- Funerals
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1949-02-09 | Page 11 | New Dye and X-Ray Exams Aid Surgery of Gall Bladder
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1949-02-09 |
| 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/s6v99hkm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v99hkm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | New Dye and X-Ray Exams Aid Surgery of Gall Bladder |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1949-02-09 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v99hkm/17437598 |