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- Consul Kills Self
- Roosevelt Lashes at Dictators
- Mart Prices Gain after Message
- German Envoy's Wife Leaves U. S. Secretly
- Broad Program Recommended to Lawmakers
- U. S. Ambassador Cautions Duce Not to Jeopardize World Peace
- Silver Edict Needs Action by Congress
- Air Travel Soars
- Briton to Visit Berlin; Would Avert Trade War
- Death Sentence Upheld for Florida Kidnaper
- Drouth Growing Worse in Winter Wheat Belt
- Hermitage, Landmark near Ogden, Burns
- Weather
- Beheaded for Treason
- Utah Trapper Slain in Tiny Desert Cabin
- Tax Board Would Void Drivers' Licenses Issued prior to 1935
- Poorly Marked Pedestrian Lane Held to be Grave Traffic Hazard
- Classification of WPA Employes under Way for Civil Service
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- Wife Sues Comedian
- Pope Calls on Youth to Work for Humanity
- Ambassador to Japan to Return to U. S.
- Antinazi Radio Blasts Laid to German on Trial
- Cut in Cuba Sugar Tariff Opposed
- Vessel Reaches Port after Battling Storm
- Head of Privy Council Named Japan's Premier
- Jackie Coogan Refuses Mother's Offer to Come Home, Bury Past (and 4 Million)
- Arizona Fails to Act on Demand for Water
- Woodring's Residence in Washington is Sold
- President Asks Funds for Navy
- Spanish Battle for Key Town
- Cabinet Members Make Calls on Vice President
- Chinese Take 2 Towns; Japan Presses Attacks
- Ickes Cancels Address Aimed at Chairman Dies
- North Africa Defenses Inspected by Daladier
- ICC Advocates U. S. Funds to Aid Rails
- Pacific Northwest Prepares for Second Damaging Storm
- Labor War Rages as Bakers Favor New Bread Design
- Louisiana Tornado His Town, Kills 2
- Republicans Cheer Economy Mention
- Novice in Legislating Picks out Desk; Foresees Trouble Getting Feet on It
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- Capitalist Dies in Street Fight
- Sam Evidence Convicts, Frees Man from Prison
- Suicide Leap Story of Mother Scouted
- Wage Dispute Ties up Harbor
- 'Judge Rules 'Bum' Not Slander, Just 'Ill-Chosen' Word
- Ontario Leader in L. A. En Route to Australia
- British Rulers to Spend 4 Days in United States
- Canal Staff Expects to Better Record
- Fleet Moves to War Games
- 'Key' Witnesses Fail to Aid Death Probe
- France Expels Polish Miners Who Struck
- 522 Planes Take off for Florida Air Races
- Parisian Movie Theaetrs Close in Tax Protest
- One Strong Fleet, Two Canals Urged as Best U. S. Defense
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- Ivie Will Speak
- Funeral Services Held for Victim of Accident
- Manford A. Shaw Elected S. L. Realtors' President
- Fish Demands Roper's Use of Ship be Probed
- Senator Glass Regrets Arrival of Birthday
- High Court Upholds Liquor Publicity Ban
- Relief Society Report Shows Record Activity
- Legislation is Sought by Utah Beer Dealers
- Arsenal Expansion as Plane Base Aired
- Fire Hazard Removed by Addition to 'Gym'
- Carbon County Aids Sworn In
- Meeting Topics Will be Varied
- Drunken Driving Nets Fine, Term for Utahn
- 'Gretna Green' Title Slipping
- Price Chamber Sets Election
- Sylvan W. Clark Becomes Head of Utah County Commission
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- Bad Luck Calls on Movie Stars
- Gable-Lombard Film Coming to Marlo
- Actress' Kidding Leaves Corrigan A-Twitter
- Cabby Makes Debut
- Artist-Hunter Gets Job in Movies
- Never Tease Tiger, Eleanor Learns
- Stars Catch Race Fever at Santa Anita
- Mules Take it Easy
- Actress is 'Broke'
- Telegram Theater Guide
- Hotel Utah to Hold Waner Orchestra
- Heckuva Jam with Federals Threatens Jack Benny
- Loans Stable
- Centre to Present Refugees' Plight
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- Brazil Mines Expert Visits
- Educator Will Address P.-T.A. on 'Adolesence'
- Bronson Gets Court Post, Mrs. Jensen Seat in Senate
- Falls from Auto
- Bourbon Women Elect Officers
- Townsendites to Meet
- Registered at S. L. Hotels
- Committee to Scan Basin Agreement
- Tire and Rubber Firm Salesmen Hold Parley
- Westminster Lists 200 on New Roster
- Bureau Drafts Farm Program
- Prosecutor for City to Sit in on Parley of A.B.A. Executives
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- Report Discloses Communicable Disease Cases Last Year Double Total for 1937
- Bids to be Considered on College Dormitory
- E. A. Wedgwood Camp Installs New Officers
- Utah Builders Reelect Salt Laker as Leader
- Sewer Project Transfer Made
- Operation to Remove Bullet in Jaw Slated
- 200 Granite Students to Give Demonstration
- Roosevelt Birthday Chairman Selected
- The Telegram Congratulates S. L. Salesman
- Wool Growers Slate Program
- Series of Wool Growers' Conferences Slated
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- Utah Marks 43rd Birthday; No Fete
- Hearing Set
- Film Producer Here
- Noted Educational Leaders Will Visit
- Hardware Company Opens Fiftieth Annual Conference
- Reinforcements Sent
- Winter Registration Slated at Night School
- Parking Meter Law Amended
- Ad Club Sees Upturn
- Police Chief Will Ask for 10 More Men
- Symbol of Traffic Death for City Remains Furled
- Kiwanis Slates Talk
- S. L. Bicyclist Hurt by Auto; Truck Crashes into Parked Car
- Mishap Driver Gets $50 Fine
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- Women See Science Take Smoke out of Fuel
- In the Spotlight
- Police Find Bulk of Stolen Goods
- Manufacturers of Utah Prepare for S. L. Conclave and Banquet
- Three Charged with Rustling
- Detectives Release Girl Held as Burglary Suspect
- Scenery Described
- Fair Trades Laws Conflict Denied
- Tavern's Beer License Voided after Beating
- Two Million Tourists to Visit Utah, Conventions to Lure 65,000 in 1939
- Business Men's Group Reelects Its Officers
- Insurance Companies Will Get State Forms
- Kiwanians Will Honor Retiring Head at Meet
- Board Approves Reappointment for Employes
- Appointment to Fill Post of Bronson is Considered
- Western Pacific Gets Okeh to Abandon Line
- Trial Date Set for Bribe Case
- L. D. S. Storehouse Cornerstone Placed in Impressive Ceremony
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- Purse Accessories
- Daily Calendar
- Annual Dinner Planned by Music Council
- Mrs. Burton Makes Visit to Parents
- Prepares Buffet Supper
- Local News
- Son and Daughter Visit Thurmans
- S. L. Visit Planned by Miss Salsbury
- Lucile Jensen Complimented
- Two S. L. Couples Return Home
- Two Hostesses Fete Evelyn Thompson
- Mrs. Ralph W. Hodge Leaves for Home
- Miss Hagen Honored at Luncheon
- Holiday Visitors to S. L.
- Former Salt Laker Visits Old Home
- Pearsalls Return from Trip East
- S. L. Society Welcomes Newcomers
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- Hubbell Gets Same Pay, but May Not Pitch
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- Pearce to Oppose Sharman at Magna
- Screening Outlawed on Aerials
- Fight Results
- 'Miracle' Ice Skipper Fired
- Bettina Wins Shot at Deserted Title
- Golfers Trek to West Coast
- Backseat Driving
- Galento Vs. Brescia
- Santa Anita Fans See Long Shot Win
- Rose Bowl 'Hurling' Hero Looms as Regular Quarter
- Briggs Paces Win
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- Prep Paddle Teams Open Trophy Chase
- These Photos Depict Sun Bowl Victory for Utahns Who Return Home Wednesday
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- Marshall Wins Wrestling Match at Kansas City
- Mace Brown Signed by Bucs for 1939
- Veteran Star Leads Hockey Loop Scoring
- Two Cage Squads Defeat Spaniards
- White Says He'll Miss Grid Sport
- Big Hatch Seen
- Budge Debuts by Trouncing Vines
- Bradley Horse Sold
- Bill Evans Topples Pins for High Mark
- Tennessee Favored by Rating System
- Introducing the Cagers
- Seats to Cost $16.50
- W. S. C. Wins First North Coast Game
- Doctor Works on Allen Arm
- Freak One-Hand Shot Gives Bobcats Game
- Shrine Grid Tilt Has Fine 'Gate'
- Stanford Defeats Nebraska Quintet
- California Cagers down Utah Aggies
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- Fourth District Court Will Pass on 54 Cases
- Sugar Market
- Steels and Rails Lead forward Drive in Stock Market
- Potato Market
- Cotton Market
- Metals and Money
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- Boston Stock List
- Livestock Market
- Bond Prices Score Gains
- British Pound Rises with Strong Rally
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- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Rubber
- Flour
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- Mining Issues Hit by Slump
- Markets at a Glance
- Produce Market
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- Montreal Silver
- Wednesday Commodity Index
- Selling Pressure Cuts Wheat Prices
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- Funerals
- Postal Receipts Rise in Logan for 1938
- Notice
- Diplomats Are Feted
- Millard County Education Board Reelects President
- New Suits Filed
- Deaths
- Petition in Bankruptcy
- Marriage Licenses
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- Strange as it Seems
- Julia Ann La Nora Dodge King Succumbs in Hospital at Price
- Funeral Rites Held for Land Register
- The Weather
- CCC Enrollee Arrested after Kanab Stabbing
- Funeral Rites Held for Ex-Police Chief
- Ogden I. O. O. F. Installs
- Obituaries
- Bank Building Employe Dies
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-01-04 | Page 9 | Never Tease Tiger, Eleanor Learns
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-01-04 |
| 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/s6hb376b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hb376b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Never Tease Tiger, Eleanor Learns |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-01-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hb376b/18536211 |