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- Roosevelt Buoys Silver Hopes
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- Train Cuts off Feet
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- Metal Prices
- Work Survey Asked
- Inside Stuff
- Nippon Girds for England Trade Fight
- Belgian King Murdered, Author Says
- Boran Demands G. O. P. Rebirth
- Officials Wonder at Child's Hunger
- North Carolina Forest Fires Still Burning
- Two Burned to Death When Trucks Collide
- Mrs. Massie Leaves Clinic to Take Rest
- Navy Awards Contract
- Wins Winter Prize
- Case Against Tom Mix Postponed to May 25
- Jury in 'Racket' Trial Acquits 17 Defendants
- Kidnapers Fail to Return Girl
- Baker Shoots Self to Avoid Going to Work
- Water Board of City to be Reorganized
- 'Crashers' Battle Officers at Derby
- Kentucky Colonels under N R A; Demand Two-Bit Mint Juleps
- Hogs' Menu Problem Dumped on County
- Baseball Scores
- High Cost of Living Wipes out Pay Lifts
- Small Depositors Told to Withdraw Accounts
- Accident Kills Official
- Bride at 13
- Father Admits Poison Killings
- Heavy Selling Slumps Stocks
- Central Agency Urged to Oversee Concerted Attack on Delinquency
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- Verdict Dooms Bad Money Ring
- Romancing?
- Diving Champ to Wed
- Denies Still Charge
- Bank Raiders Get $500
- Retired Printer Dies at Age of 79
- War is Declared on Police Killers
- Valuation of Utah Mines and Utilities is Boosted
- Board to Begin Hearing May 21
- Salt Lakers Comment on Delinquency Series
- Will Address Engineers
- Must be Love
- Many Expected at Horse Show
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- Get Dillinger, Officers Told
- Water Firms' Relief Looms
- Convicted of Slaying
- Insull is Depressed as He Nears America
- S. L. Births Far Ahead of Deaths during Week
- S. L. Police Investigate Three Burglary Reports
- Safety Group Holds Meeting
- Jurist's Rites Set for Sunday
- Home Play Spots Provide for Welfare of Children
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- Four Are Dead in Ship Wreck
- Young Dancers' Toes to Twinkle at Fete Sponsored by Sorority
- Farley's Taste in Art is Rapped by League
- Dentist Finds Coed Dead, Son in Coma in Office
- Texas Man Confesses Slaying of Californian
- Chambers Funeral Service Set Sunday
- Officers Convicted in Bomb Plot Degraded
- Sentenced to Jail
- Gay Life
- License Issued
- Business Keeps Watch on N R A
- Transferred to Home
- Cuba Soldiers Act to Halt Disorders
- Construction of New Reichsbank Started
- Roosevelts Attend Rites for Woodin
- Page 4
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- Thought for Today
- Stain Case Closed
- H O L C Scandals
- Culture Notes
- Walter Winchell on Broadway
- Just Folks
- The Daily Washington Financial Whirligig
- The Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round
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- People's Corner
- Labor's Failure to Turn to Youth for Leadership Its Big Reproach
- Major Criminals Rarely Addicted to Narcotics
- Brings up Question in National Defense
- Page 5
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Fond Visions Light World of Darkness
- 21,907 Bridges Built
- Bacchus Notes
- Beautification Drive is Producing Results
- Murray Notes
- Chamber to Launch Membership Drive
- Child Clutching Penny Killed by Automobile
- Primary Election Held by Students
- Disables Vets Open Conclave
- Grasshoppers, Cutworms Tag Utah's Drouth
- First Grade Readers Score High in Tests
- Granite District Music Fete Held
- Nominations Are Made for Student Officers
- Sandy Notes
- Garfield Notes
- Holladay Notes
- Music Fete Draws Numerous Entrants
- Timpanogos Archery Contests Canceled
- Provo Notes
- Provoans Warned of Water Decree
- Well Drilling Urged in Drouth Emer Gency
- Plays Presented at Bingham High
- F E R A Workers Protest Rotation Work Program
- Layton Notes
- Sugarhouse Notes
- Rotarians Present Boys with Knives
- B. Y. U. Coeds Hold Annual Girls' Day
- Safety Group Holds Parley
- Pupils to Receive Graduation Awards
- Bountiful Notes
- Magna Notes
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- 'Boop-A-Doop' Girl Loses Suit
- Student Faces Charge of Slaying Sweetheart
- Zukors Protest Income Tax Claim of $207,580
- King Urges Congress Reconsider Coal Bid
- Former S. L. Attorney Dies in Pasadena, Cal.
- Testimonial Arranged in Honor of Elder
- Farmer Will Consult with Gloria on Divorce
- Dancer with 'Naughty Wiggle' Headlines Orpheum Stage Show
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- Victory Presenting Two Colorful Features
- 'Stand up and Cheer' at Capitol Today
- Six Federal Prisoners to Leave for Island
- Suspect Faces Charge of Attempted Burglary
- Nicholes is Chosen Democrat Secretary
- Local Attractions
- "Title Chaser" Rules
- $50 in Prizes to be Shared in Remaining Days of Contest
- New Bill Opens at Paramount Sunday
- High School Nominates Student Body Officers
- Judge Dismisses War Risk Insurance Case
- Beatie is Certified as Choice of Bar
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- Page 9
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- Dinner Party Given at Country Club in Honor of Visitors
- Service Star Gives Delightful Banquet
- Morning Flannels Afternoon Crepes
- Linen Duster Decade is Style Inspiration
- Friendship Tea Planned Sunday
- Reports Scheduled for Literary Club
- Local News
- Ten to Run for High School Presidency
- Radiant Chapter to be Inspected
- Hermione Temple Plans Card Party Affair to be Held by Pythian Sisters on Saturday
- Mothers Are Feted by Altrusa Club
- Many Parties Are Arranged in U. Society
- Delightful Visitors
- Mrs. Earl Coppock to Give Luncheon
- Club Women Will Install on Monday
- Capitol Girls' Club to Honor Mothers
- Hospital Alumnae Will Give Dance
- Personal Notes
- Young Couple Wed in L. D. S. Temple
- Expert Tells Way to Slay Cooking Bogey
- Capitol Girl
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- Page 11
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- People and Things
- Politics Boil after Ruling on Trea Surer
- Turkey Men's Heads Pledge Rate Fight
- Today's Birthdays
- Briton's Racing Auto May be Exhibited
- Suspect in Attempted Burglary is Arrested
- Dr. Lyman to Address Lyman High Graduates
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- Professor to Speak for Mother's Day
- Wells to Speak
- Ex-Convicts Are Held Pending Investigation
- Richfield Youth Wins Annual Oratory Test
- Citizens' Training Camp to be Started July 5
- Alibi Fails
- Rotarians Rush Work on Convention Plans
- Traffic Cases Crowd Court
- Western Man is Urged for G. O. P. Leadership
- Sheriff's Office Hunts Missing Nevada Woman
- 'Brain Trust Buster' Needed in U. S. Power Commissioner Says
- 'Singing Bandit' Given Term in State Prison
- Clear Skies
- Federal Employes to Install Officers
- Sugar Man Points Drouth Help Need
- Report of Drouth Survey is Delayed
- Home Building Program Gets Started in City
- Mexicans Celebrate National Fete Day
- Death Car Driver Gest Year in Jail
- Franklin Riter to Speak before Insurance Group
- C C C Soon to Launch Fire Prevention Work
- Churchmen Leave
- Patriarch to Speak
- Governor Blood Lauds Junior Traffic Police
- Two Jailed for Climbing into Girls' Apartment
- War Mothers Hold Memory Service Here
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- Backseat Driving
- Mint Juleps, Beautiful Women in Spotlight at Derby Track
- Two Idaho Boys Try to Follow Trail Blazed by Great Sande
- Fight Results
- Records Crash in Region 3 Meet as Bulldog Tracksters Set Pace
- Davis Wins Region Track Title
- Country Club Favored to Retain Team Title
- Make Old Marks Tremble
- Accountants Lead in Telephone Loop
- Tigers Book Game
- Amateur Net League Schedules Meeting
- Utah Netters Win over Cougars, 5-0
- Wrestling Results
- Kent Mixes His Signals and Ira Dern Triumphs over Big Oregon Rival
- Arena Results
- Cyprus Netters Win Loop Crown
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- Comez and Ruth Shine in Yankee Victor
- The Standings
- Richfield Kinks Work to Commence
- Gunners Compete in Prize Events
- Sonnenberg Weds
- Remember?
- Bill Willes Meets George Schneiter Sunday at Forest Dale in Finale of Utah Pro Meet
- Tie at Park City
- Neusel Gets Disputed Decision over Veteran Tommy Longhran
- Cougar Varsity Eleven Beats Alumni as Tackles Show Well
- Week-End Baseball
- Wildcats Win Tennis Title
- Industrial Loop Teams Begin Campaign Sunday
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- Bucs Pound Hubbell for 4-3 Victory
- Valter's Nine Leads League
- Golf Tips
- Champs Tip Wasatch in 5-4 Battle
- Park City C. Y. O. Begins Play Sunday.
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- Reserve Board Head to Resign
- Ultimatum to be Sent to Ruler of Arabia
- Spotted Fever Lays Hold on Sixth Victim
- Garrett Reelected as Eagles' Director
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- Funerals
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suit Filed
- Divorce Granted
- Divorce Asked
- Statistics
- Indians Trail Man's Slayers
- Jordan Seminary Exercises May 12
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- Bond Averages
- New York Bond Market
- Prices Hold in Narrow Trade
- S. L. Quotations
- Salt Lake Curb
- Investment Trusts
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Stocks in the Spotlight
- Boston Stock List
- Wheat Price Soars in Strong Market
- Bond Mart Steady in Slack Trading
- Fresh Selling Weakens Curb
- New York Curb
- Metals and Money
- Produce Market
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Sugar Market
- Federal Bonds
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Ore Shipments
- Cotton Market
- Commodity Index
- Stocks Slump to Year's Lows
- Livestock Market
- Markets at a Glance
Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-05 | Page 5 | Bacchus Notes
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1934-05-05 |
| 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/s6475kj8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475kj8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Bacchus Notes |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1934-05-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475kj8/17957335 |