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- Way Cleared for Silver by House Leader
- Inside Stuff
- Eastern Gale Hits 231 Miles per Hour
- Western Artist Dead
- Jack Dempsey Victim of Ptomaine Poisoning
- Late Bulletins
- Senate Votes Reduction in Taxes on Produce
- Doug and Lady Ashley in Erin
- Riots Mark Start of Student Strike for Peace; 20 Hurt
- Near Battle Marks Ogden Road Dispute
- Wirt Returns Enemies' Fire
- Test Shows S. L. Police Only 68.75 per Cent Intelligent
- Metal Prices
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- Roosevelt Repeals Dry Law of Alaska
- Detroit Strike Begins Calmly
- East is Blanketed by Late Snowfall
- Navy Plays War Game off Coast of Mexico
- 15 Bus Passengers Robbed by Bandits
- 'White Collar' Navy Gets Five-Day Week
- Dillinger Flees after Raid on Indiana Police Arsenal
- Same, Only Different
- 'Wisecracks' Mark Return of Roosevelt
- Senate May Give Sugar Measure Right of Way
- Senate Votes Tax Publicity
- Mail Carrier Defies Every Known Jinx
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- Strike Threats Issued by Oil Workers' Union
- Colonel Ordered South
- "Biggest Damned Fool" Dillinger Labels Cop
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- Hope Fades for Pilots Lost over Chinese Bay
- Denver Baker Dies
- 1000 Get Wage Boost
- Oil Wages Rejected
- Film Actress Wins $5000 Heart Balm
- Samuel Insull Arrives at Deportation Point
- Reassures East
- Tables Turned in Mail Probe
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- Negro Troupe to Sing Opera
- Coast Banker Faces 50-Year Prison Term
- Salaries Increased
- Coming of First Telegraph Line Spelled Doom for Pony Express
- N R A Launches Big Code Drive
- Admits Killing Girl
- New Deal to Get First Real Test in November
- Moose Will Honor Dead at Memorial
- Police Kill Slayer
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- Claudette Colbert Film at Victory Friday
- Gem Theater Showing Picture "All of Me"
- New Stage Offering, Films Ast Playhouse
- Police Hunt Beggar after Attack on Victim
- Stadium Has Two
- Naughty Ditties and Gorgeous Girls Abound in Capitol Show
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- Occupation Begins
- Father of 13 Killed
- Local Attractions
- Loan from Beer Baron is Explained by Cross
- Music Students to be Presented in Recital
- "Trial of Mary Dugan" at Kingsbury Hall
- Evanston Fan Hangs up Record for Distance 'Title Chasing'
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- Auto Fatality Trial Started
- Annual Labor Institute to Hear L. A. Speaker
- Officer Transferred
- Plowboys
- Funeral Rites Set for Former Utahn
- Loving Cup Given Sons of Pericles
- Transports Destroyed
- Kind-Hearted
- Trial of Bishop Called Outrage
- Pupils Everywhere
- Sightless Actors to Present Drama
- Former Utah Man Plunges to Death
- Sophie Tucker Divorce in September Revealed
- Former Kentucky Solon Dies following Stroke
- Baroness is Bride
- Victim of Shot 'Resting Well'
- Andrew Jenson Opens Lectures on Pioneers
- Editor of the Telegram to Address Scout Club
- Body of Pilot Sought
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- Dinner Feting Muirs Arranged Friday at Fred E. Smith Home
- Democratic Group to Give Card Party
- University Women to Meet Saturday
- Phih Mu Alumnae Will Honor Dean
- Farmington Notes
- North Davis Stake Banquet to be Held
- Menus Th at Mean Health
- Points for Parents
- Tooele Notes
- Local News
- Strikes, Styles
- Personal Notes
- Holladay Notes
- Club Notes
- Essay Finalists Chosen at West High School
- Bride-Elect Feted at Bridge Dinner
- Miss Ashton Gives Party for Visitor
- Hostess
- U. Fraternity Holds Formal Dinner Dance
- Skim Milk and Bananas Form New Eat-and-Grow-Thin Diet
- Local News
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Tooele Scouters Hold Get-Together Meeting
- Layton Notes
- Clearfield Notes
- Murray Notes
- Bountiful Notes
- Garfield Notes
- Annual 'Hill Party' is Held by M. I. A.
- Speaker Advocates Greater Confidence
- 5 Named to Further Cause of Candidate
- Provo Notes
- Provo Paving Project Tentatively Approved
- Wholesale Plant Permit is Granted
- Tooele School Plans Annual Art Exhibits
- Sandy Civic Art Club Listens O Program
- Reed Walsh Wins Speaking Contest
- Woods Cross C C C Presents Program
- Nutrition Leaders Given Instruction
- Stake Elders to Hold Meet
- Sandy Junior High Plans Canyon Fete
- Around the State
- In Command
- Utah County Relief Program is Outlined
- Jordan High Gives Program of Music
- Youth is Mangled by Train Wheels
- Cyprus High Band Will Give Concert
- Funeral Rites Held for Murray Resident
- Fire is Extinguished
- Truck Crushes Boy to Death
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- Salt Lake City Howing Sharp Trade Revival
- [Illegible] Wins Dismissal Auto Parking Charge
- Livestock Will Suffer Rainfall Fails Utah
- Today's Birthdays
- Admits Liquor Charge
- Two-Year-Old 'Hiker' Veteran of Highway
- Ex-Prohibition Agent Wins New U. S. Post
- Building Commission Awards Contacts
- Commission Gives Okeh to Jordan School Levy
- Cooling Off
- Revolving Fund Aid to Loan Applicants
- State Appoints Epidemiologist
- Bishop Urges Church Unity
- Schoolboy All Set to Water Animals
- Miners Back Wage Scales of Shearers
- 300 Men Employed under F E R A Setup
- Hearing is Continued in Manslaughter Case
- Rules for Cleanup Campaign Announced
- Hearing Date Set
- Gets Suspended Sentence
- Nominating Date Set by S. L. Elks' Lodge
- Lucky 13th
- Good Luck Omens Line Pockets of Superstitious Ones This Day
- State Seizes Control over Water in 1934
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- Backseat Driving
- Carnera Chops Trees with Vigor as Johnson Mourns over Contract
- Committee Will Investigate Salduro Race Track Layout
- Officers to Plan Tennis Schedules
- Coast Track Meets Will be Combined
- Greek Body Holds Annual Fight Card
- Swim Marks Lowered by Coast Star
- Enemies for First Time
- It Pays to Read the Rule Book before You Lay Any Golf Bets
- Norse Crew Favored to Tip Singers
- Wrestling Results
- Win Table Tennis Crowns
- Maranville Hopes to Rejoin Braves
- Football Blossoms in Spring
- Collegiate Meet in West
- Angels Remain in First Place
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- Marks Crash at B. Y. U. Cinder Meet
- [Illegible] Shriver Wins Putting Tourney
- Offices to Close
- Stream Fishing May Open May 13
- Hey, Maxie!
- Stengel Finds Hurler Who Hasn't Passed Man during Spring Season
- Exhibition Baseball
- Remember!
- Sent to Prison
- Athletes Told to Seek and Ideal and Forget Self in Taht Search
- Castagno Wins Tilt from Alf Callister
- Catholic Boxing Champions Crowned
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- Diesel Racers Enter Classic
- Golf Veterans Back
- Fight Results
- Golf Tips
- Independent League Opens Season May 6, Playing in Two Divisions
- Ira Set for Giant Foe with Waiting Airplane
- Bingham Defeats Davis Ball Club
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- Prices Weaken on Mines Mart
- S. L. Quotations
- Salt Lake Curb
- Wool Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Stocks in Spotlight
- Fruit and Hops
- New York Bond Market
- Bond Averages
- Moderate Curb Gains Recorded
- New York Curb
- Produce Market
- Markets at a Glance
- Government Bonds Capture Spotlight
- Congress Reports Bring Grain Rally
- Cotton Market
- What the Stock Market Did
- Metals and Money
- Silver Futures
- U. S. Treasury Report
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Trading Lags on Big Board
- Boston Stock List
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Sugar Market
- Investment Trusts
- Federal Bonds
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-04-13 | Page 1 | Eastern Gale Hits 231 Miles per Hour
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1934-04-13 |
| 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/s6tx4q2c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tx4q2c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Eastern Gale Hits 231 Miles per Hour |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1934-04-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | EASTERN GALE HITS BITS I PER HOUR OBSERVATORY Mo Mount nt Washington N H H. April 13 The UP-The highest wind ye- ye t ever 31 miles an was hour recorded here late Thursday official records revealed Frida Friday The wind bleat at that I In sp speed ed to for only a a. few tew seconds but held an mile average for Cor a full five minutes The previous record also established es- es at this mile high oh- oh highest observatory in the countr was country was miles on April Avril 5 1933 Alexander McKenzie one of three thre observers atop the mountain moun- moun tam tain when the sudden gust re registered reg- reg miles an hour told the United Press today the wind blew like two or three hurr nes rolled in into o one onu |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tx4q2c/17949099 |