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- Congress Strikes at Gangs
- Utah Alcohol Plant Burns; One Injured
- Baseball Scores
- Blood Sends Plea to Congress for State of Utah to be Declared Drouth Area in Water Shortage
- Japan's Defy Stirs Capitals
- Detective Shoots Alleged Fur Thief
- Foulkes to Debate Fish; 'Brain Trust' Subject
- Bill's Backers Hold Silver
- Rain Coming
- Telegram Offers Prizes for Best Playgrounds
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- Club Women Open Annual Session Here
- Disorders Mark Motor Walkouts
- Head of 'Brain Trust' Receives Promotion
- Metal Prices
- President Releases $75,000,000 for Relief
- Pointed Quotations in Dillinger Case
- Dillinger Chase Grows Hot
- London Seeks Dillinger News
- Noted Aviator Hurt
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- Pioneer Sons Will Expand
- Indian Land Suits Way to be Opened
- Had Motor and Chassis
- Pigs Vs. Kids
- Blood to Seek U. S. Water Aid
- Divorces Comedian
- Two 'Girls of the Future'
- Soviet-Japan Conflict Seen
- Dog Helps Pay Bills
- Mrs. Roosevelt Hurls Challenge at Schall
- Nice Manners
- Granite Votes on Bond Issue
- Former S. L. Man Named on Bank Code Board
- Two Will be Sentenced in U. S. Court Saturday
- World is Given Only 1,700,000,000 Years Yet
- Floods Darken City
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- Thought for Today
- Right in Step
- Lloyds Says Thumbs Down
- One Acceptable Tax Boost
- Walter Winchell on Broadway
- Just Folks
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- The Daily Washington Merry Go Round
- The Daily New York Financial Whirligig
- People's Corner
- Is Chancellor Adolt Pulling in His Horns?
- 'White Collar' Figures Reveal Real Problems
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- Three Struck down by Autos
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Specifications Adopted for Motor Headlights
- Thieves Get $10
- Compensation Pleas Denied
- Lessons in Prospecting to be Given at C. of C.
- Mrs. Lizetta B. Born Dies in Coast City
- Parents Lose $25,000 Suit over Crash Death
- 2000 Persons Expected at Wolf Creek Roundup
- Salt Lake Visitors
- Instruction Problems
- Continues Cheerful
- Utah Delegation to Attend Parley
- Topper Spurs Climb
- Women Voters See Favorite Bills Pass
- Dog Guards Huge Still
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- Cinema Dancer to Stand Trial
- Norma Talmadge Now Mrs. Jessel
- Arliss Honored during Filming of Picture
- Harvard Dean Dies
- There's a Limit
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- Buck's 'Wild Cargo' at Orpheum Brings Authentic Jungle Life
- Breach of Promise Suit Ends with $5000 Check
- Operetta Scheduled at Highland Park
- Acress Soon to Ask Divorce
- Immigration Heads Detain Fan Dancer
- Roistering Comedy on Screen at Gem
- Title This Picture and Win $5
- Fomer Winners Not Barred from Getting Further Prizes
- Local Attractions
- Dairy Show Planned
- Mutuals Plan Contests to Pick Drama Winners
- Fete to Open Postoffice
- M. I. A. Groups to Enter Annual Stake Contests
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- Now in Opera
- Cash Available for Stockmen
- Bossy 'Crashes' Auto on Road Just for a Ride
- Hitleriana
- Market Bill's Devision Near
- Points for Parents
- 'Prof' Lists Degrees of Human Dumbness
- Labor Leader Asks Support of Bills
- To Reface Building
- Ryberg to Head Code Committee
- Four Sentenced to Die
- Japanese Heir
- It Worked
- Fined for Mud Bath
- King to Amend Land Measure
- Judge Denies Motion for Cannon Acquittal
- Direct S. L. Vernal Mail to Begin July 1
- Debt Relief Given
- Local News
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Spanish Fork Woman Succumbs to Stroke
- Copper Club Events for May Announced
- Sugarhouse Notes
- Marriage Announced
- First White Boy Born in Tooele Visits City
- Poppies Are Made at 'Vet' Hospital
- Beekeepers Conduct Annual Swarm Event
- Student Honor Roll at B. Y. U. Announced
- Legion Women Join Jelly Making Move
- Missionary Tendered Farewell Testimonial
- Annual Declamation Contests Scheduled
- Peach Twig Borer Threatening Crop
- Water Relief Move is Made
- New Highway Route Looms
- Sandy Notes
- Around the State
- Sister Succumbs While Brothe's Funeral is Held
- Webster P. T. A. Meet Draws Big Attendance
- Commissioners Act on Long, Short Haul
- Sues for Divorce
- Woman is Fined
- Sunday Guests
- Beautification Work to Start on Highway
- Tooele Ends Year in Good Condition
- Professor Warns of Future Quakes
- Students Preparing to Present Operetta
- Steal Cigarets
- Flue Causes Fire
- Pleads Not Guilty
- Charges Nonsupport
- Work is Resumed
- Officers Elected by Women's Council
- Provo Student Wins Honors as Designer
- To Address Conference
- Aged Pioneer of Provo Dies
- 30 Students Enter Big Poster Contest
- Speakers Announced for P. T. A. Meeting
- Mrs. Wolfe to Talk at Women's Meeting
- Entertain at Dinner
- Special Program
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- Luncheon, Tea Given by Friends in Honor of Mrs. D. D. Muir Jr.
- Delphi Nu Chapter Arranges Meeting
- Style Revue, Card Party to be Given
- Visits Denver
- New York Wedding Interests Society
- Glove Chats Rate Buying Worthless If Not Seasonal
- City Pays League Dues
- My Beauty Hint
- Bridge Party Compliments Bride-Elect
- Club Notes
- Menus That Mean Health
- Last Clinics Scheduled
- Daily Health Service
- C W a Workers Grateful
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- Foreign News
- Police Guard Insull Steamer in Morocco
- Trotzky Expects Permit to Reside in Turkey
- Adverse Trade Persists
- Catholics Barred from Uniform Use
- 400 Proffer Transfusions to Save Gril
- Candidate Aids Opponents
- Subway Reveals Fort
- Spanish Government Considers Resigning
- Huge Magnet Lifts Iron from Dakota Highways
- Naples Claims Record
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- Associated Gas Receiver Asked
- Sleeping Dog Key to Life after Death
- Mrs. Roosevelt Lauds Preventive Nurse Work
- Ambassador Named
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- 'Miss Cuba'
- Code Submitted by Bell System
- Secret
- Seizure Ordered
- Crash Kills Student
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- Bank President Fights Bandits
- Steamer is Seized
- 'Fortune' in Bottles Lands Youth in Jail
- Legion Post to Stage 'Merry Widow' Opera
- Would Enlarge Park
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- People and Things
- Youth Has Hobby
- Third Term 'Jinx'
- Gibbs Company Files $81,390 Claim on City
- Race Driver Funds Mount
- Federal Aid Saves Utah Home Owners
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- Today's Birthdays
- Expert Gives Pointers on Water Use
- Crows End
- Auditor's Mother Dies
- Bankers' Code Highly Praised by G. A. Marr
- Six Motorists Fined in Police Campaign
- Judge Fines Man $500 for Concealing Liquor
- Critchlow to Fight for Sales Tax Bill
- Apple Tree Revered in Orient Blossoms outside S. L. Home
- Masons Confer Scottish Rite
- Miss Learned Assured of Heading S. L. Teachers
- Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur to Visit City Thursday
- Ex-Service Men's League Would Parade May Day
- Halt in F E R a Work Possible
- Residents Insisy City Abide by Water Pact
- Church Worker to Speak
- Will Accept Members
- Utah Obtains $1200 in Back Gasoline Tax
- Must Seek Exemption
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- Backseat Driving
- Walker Cup Boys Harbor Peeves Against U. S. Golf Association
- Race Committee Goes to Work
- Roosevelt Again in Pitching Role
- Yank Walker Cup Team Welcomes Permission to Use British Ball
- England Confident of Retaining Net Cup
- Derby Winners Are to Appear in Clark Race
- Office Worker Wins Ski Race
- Colorado Mines Gets Nwe Coash
- Sugarhouse Plays Firemen
- Another Firm Goes out of Business
- Farmer Net Coach Tries New Lineup
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- Bill Terry Needs Lieutenant to Censor His Many Speeches
- Fight Results
- Park Team to Practice
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- Western Opts Retain Bowling Title
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- Diamond Heads Arrange Plans
- Lovinger Will Depend on Improved Defense
- Remember?
- Red and White Drills
- Wrestling Results
- Gym Classes Slated
- The Standings
- Uclan Relay Team Leaves for Drake
- Family Affair
- Kent Meets Pastry Man on Mat Card
- Circuit Blows Blosson with New Lively Ball
- Eight Champions Seek New Marks in Brigham Young Relay Carnival
- Church Loop Begins Play next Month
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- Rites Conducted for Crash Victim
- 50-Cent Dividend Declared by Steel
- Associated Press Leaders Reelected
- Train Speed Hearing Will be Held May 3
- Jail Sentence Follows Theft of Face Powder
- Nwe Members Initiated by Smelter Workers
- City to Call for Bids on Continuous Audit
- Concert Scheduled
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Statistics
- Births
- Bankruptcy
- Divorce Asked
- Divorce Granted
- New Suit Filed
- Deaths
- Real Estate Transfers
- Utah Recovery Board Views Code Problems
- Chamber Head Invited to R. O. T. C. Inspection
- Nonskid Tire Patented
- Insurance Premium Tax Collections Increase
- Primary Reduces Field in Student Office Race
- Funerals
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- House Favors Sugar Changes
- Handcart Pioneer Dies at Son's Home
- Two Convicts Escape
- 'Mac' at Beach
- Bureau of Mines Bill Faces Fight
- Liquor Charges Result in $25 Fines for Trio
- Additional Financial News
- Boston Stock List
- Sugar Market
- Net Profit Increases
- Cotton Market
- Commodity Index
- Coffee
- Stocks in the Spotlight
- Federal Bonds
- Mexico Agrees to U. S. Claims
- Aid to Utah Industry Seen in Ship Move
- Hit-Run Driver Awais Imposition of Sentence
- Golf Tips
- Major League Leaders
- American League
- Bonny Golfers Play for Team Positions
- Insurance Man Sees Revival
- Advertising Urged by Paper Official
- $225,000 in Stolen Securities Returned by 'Unseeing Hands'
- Exhibits Attract Women's Interest
- Judge's Resignation Accepted by Board
- Man Acquitted on Girl's Charge; Accuser Held
- June Session Senate Plan
Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-04-24 | Page 15 | Ex-Service Men's League Would Parade May Day
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1934-04-24 |
| 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/s6jh4vt8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jh4vt8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ex-Service Men's League Would Parade May Day |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1934-04-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 15 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jh4vt8/17953296 |