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- State Combed for S. L. Gun Wielder
- Senator Blocks Filibuster Plan
- 'Painters' Borrow Ladder and Use it in Stealing Bundle of Stock
- House to Make Campaign Probe
- Missing Boy Scout Walks to Hatchery
- Cryptic Radio Messages Tell Progress of Southern Cross
- Boston Considers Radio Law
- The Weather
- Gorman Arraigned in K. C. as Fugitive
- Plane Ready to Refuel Southern Cross
- Ireland to New York Fliers and Their Plane
- Hoover Launches New Attack on Vets' Bill
- Truck Loads of Presents Delivered to Lindberghs with Congratulations
- Foley Going Strong in Golf Qualifying Round
- Shorts Come to College - but Coeds Wear ' Em
- Scores Slain in Prison Mutiny
- House, Senate Groups Adopt Rivers- Harbors Bill
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- Snake Bites Charmer
- Pope Suffering Acute Illness
- Ocean Fliers Nearing Goal
- 'Blind' Flier Reaches First Stop Ahead of Time
- Mother Poisons 3 Children, Self
- Bandits Get $20.500
- Loyalty Rewarded
- Wood Puts out Own Fire
- Bugs Bother Buoys
- Dat Ole Davil Fish West Palm Beach
- Would Picnic
- Height of Reform
- And some Claim it Satisfies
- Local News
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- Heat Kills Score, Damages Crops in Middlewest
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- Relief Predicted from St. Louis Heat
- Heads Doctors
- Investigation of Death of Lingle Takes New Turn
- World Court Post
- Guards Seize 400 Cases of Choice Liquor
- Man Leaps from Window in Dream of Shipwreck
- Retailers Seek to End S. F. Gasoline War
- Remember the Sick
- Idaho Gubernatorial Candidate Attacks Political Dictation
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- New Prohi Head Hoover's Choice on Crime Board
- Color, Dignity and Pomp Mark Canonization of Saints by Pope
- Visitor Says Chicago Only Average City for Crime
- L. A. Ministers to Investigate Movie Morals
- 106 Reds Go on Trial
- Local News
- Bide $7,500,000 Leads a Spade
- Edison Prize Winner Earns Good Grades
- M. S. T. & T. Spending $90,000 in Projects
- Communist Party Now Has 1,800,000 Members
- Episcopal Bishop's Son Married to Divorcee
- Largest Sore Throat in St. Louis is Hippo's
- Cottonwood Council Names Scout Leaders
- Disinfectant Used to Halt Parade in Nude
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- A Lesson Against Leniency
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- Harold P. Fabian, President
- 120,000 Lives Sacrificed
- Know Utah
- Quotation
- Just Folks
- Main Street
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- Doubts Lingle's Gang Accusers
- Takes Issue on Water Fountains
- Sees Romance in Modern Air Mail
- In New York
- Urges Action on Officer's Kidnapers
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- Today is the Anniversary
- Washington
- Fortune to Butler
- This Ancestry Business
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- Current Attractions
- Fannie Brice in Tuneful Film on Victory Screen
- Over the Radio
- Jellied Meat Loaves Please in Hot Months
- Anna Q. Nilsson, Recovering from Accident, to Return to Films
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- Many Congratulations
- Oldest Far Merette
- Along the Garden Path
- Film Comedian's Note Collection Suit for Heart Balm Nears Climax
- California Woman Acquires Castle Perched on Cliff in French Alps
- Refutes Claim
- Drvie on Drivers
- A Bumper Ride
- Domestic Difficulty
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- Police Believe Maniac Slayer Clue Uncovered
- Noted Early Actor Dies at Country Residence
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- Man Who Killed 5 and Victims Are Buried
- Medical Association Supports Hoover
- Coeds Best Scholars
- 2 Parties Open N. J. Meetings
- Idaho 4- H Club Boys and Girls Are Holding Meeting
- 'Stark Realism' Will Have Only Short Life, Libraries Are Told
- China Civil War at High Heat
- Folger Leaves 10 Million for Memorial Fund
- Sariah F. Lott Dies at Age of 86 Years
- Committees Will Discuss Budgets
- Flier Plans Breakfast to Dinner Hop Across U. S
- Brothers Fined $25 on Assault Charge
- Hoover Names Munro Minister to Haiti
- Mystery Letter Says 13-X in Pittsburg
- Cloves from Whales
- Constitution Suspended in Malta Political Strife
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- The Salt Lake Telegram, Tuesday Evening, June 24, 1930
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- Parade to Open Poultry Show
- Plan Appeals in Idaho Rum Cases
- Idaho State Elks Close Convention with Election
- Highway Crash Kills Filer Man
- Conference Held by Nebo Stake
- Urbina Arraigned on Lyndyll Slaying Count
- Councilor Stresses Need for Big Families
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- Elder Smith Presides at Quarterly Conference
- Miner Suffers Broken Back at Park Utah
- Committee Named for Fillmore's July 4th
- Woman Braks Arm in Fall from Porch
- Married in Temple
- On Bond Mission
- School Board to Hold Meeting at Park City
- Eastern School Leader Gets Divorce in Reno
- 100 in Jured as Mobs Battle in Seville Strike
- John Henry Clegg to be Buried in Heber
- Local News
- Show First Talkies
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- Bride-to-Be
- Old Folk to be Honored Guests at Liberty Park
- University Summer School Lectures for Balance of Session Open to Public
- Motorist to be Tried July 1 as Drunken Driver
- Governors Roosevelt, Case Parties Coming Together
- Sudermann Play to be Given at U. to U
- Pass Key Prowler Gets Jewelry worth $800
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- Flaming Gorge Power Project Set for Debate
- Two Utahns Die When Automobile Leaves Highway
- Gandhi Praised as Prophet by Rotary Speaker
- 18 Years Added to Life Span by Study of Health, Doctor Declares
- Hearing on Revocation of License to be Held
- City Offered Land for Recreation Center
- Bandits Facing Heavy Charges
- Smoot to Come Home for Rest and Little Golf
- Deficit Allowed for Paving at Capitol
- Hocking Named Head of Eagles
- Effort to Cover Shortage Bared
- Nature Hikes to be Sponsored by Recreation Dept
- 315 Sorority Delegates to Visit City En Route
- Annual Scouters Picnic Planned at Mill Creek Canyon Wigwam
- Head of Philadelphia C. of C. to Visit City
- First Ladies of 18 States to be Visitors in S. L
- City Auto Camp Law in Making
- Federal Court to Hold Rule Day on Thursday
- Mann Act Count Filed Against Lance Webb
- Man Loses Foot in Fall beneath Freight Train
- Water Commission to Get Report on Moon Lake Plans
- Bandit Wearing Red Mask Holds up Pedestrian
- Salt Lake Men Held for Kansas Auto Theft
- Aviators' Aid in Reducing Forest Losses Sought
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- Sheiks Take Undisputed Second in Monday Ball Race
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- Racing Results
- Fighter Dies of Blow on Head
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- Stagg Ordered to Stop Prep Meets, is Current Rumor
- Something Different! Stribling Wins via Knockout, Not on Foul
- Where Strong Backs Bend in Battle on the Hudson
- Marshall to Grapple Stasiak on July 4
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- Hardware Squad Errors Frequently
- California, Columbia, Huskies Navey College Regatta Favorites
- 40,000 Fans Moan, Boo as Carnera Wins over Godfrey on Foul
- Campolo's Win over Ruggirello Not Convincing
- Meet Six Tough Foes
- Amateur Schedule, Standing, Results
- Major League Leaders
- Fights Last Night
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- Major League Clubs Swat 256 Safe Hits in Monday Clouting Spree
- Real Golfing Family, This Porter Gang!
- Mrs. Moody Defeats German Net Star in First Wimbledon Match
- Salt Lakers Cop Elks Shoot Meet
- Irish Weight Tosser Claims New Record
- Northwest Qualifying Final Holds Attention
- Simpson in Canada for Williams, Tolan Race
- Ute Net Captain Has Injured Knee
- Honorary Stewards for Arlington Racing Named
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- Oaks Appear as Coast Ball Loop Title Contenders
- Northe West Polo Meet Scheduled
- Risko Will Fight Griffith July 2
- The Life Story of Max Schmeling
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- Maxie, Sharkey Make Plans for Return Battle
- Illinois Promoters to Seek Amendent for Legal 15- Round Bouts
- Pitt Youth Leads College Golfers
- American League Revises Schedule
- Nevada to Sponsor Junior Baseball Again
- K. O. Christner, Manley Matched
- Dimond Dust
- Foley Only Utahn to Card under 80 in Transmississippi Meet
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- Wheat Values Drop 4 Cents
- Fliers Exchange Congratulations
- S. L. Produce
- Clearing House Reduces Rates
- Cotten Market
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- W. P. Bowen Dies at Spanish Fork
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- Metals and Money
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- Coffee
- Superheterodyne Radio Models Shown First Time
- Daughter Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stocking
- Horses Bring $8.26
- Oil Production Shows Increase
- Ford Students Earn Expenses While Learning
- The Weather
- New York Bond House Buys Porto Rican Issue
- Chappius Enters Class B Handball Semifinals at Gym
- Dates Set for Western Junior Baseball Meet
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- Sheriffs Sales
- Earnings
- Grain Provisions Dairy Produce
- Potatoes
- Lake Bottom Warm
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- Canyon Celebration Put off to July 11
- Alleged Murderer Files $125,000 Damage Suit
- First Ladies of 18 States to be Visitors in S. L
- Local Radio Distributor Back from Convention
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- Divorces Asked
- Suits Filed
- Incorporations
- Deaths
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- Notice to Contractors
- Marriage Licenses
- State Political Parties Convene
- Funerals
- Deseret Mortuary
- King Carol, Queen Helen Embrace Son after Tests
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-06-24 | Page 4 | Cottonwood Council Names Scout Leaders
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-06-24 |
| 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/s6xh3t5c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xh3t5c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cottonwood Council Names Scout Leaders |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-06-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xh3t5c/18478979 |