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- Two More Killed in Utah Traffic
- Nabbed Narcotics and Suspects
- British Speed New Assistance to Finland's Armie
- Invalidation by Court of Milk Control Law Stirs Industry Fears
- Hull Says U. S. Believes Russia Failed to Live up to Obligations Involved in Her Recognition
- $3000 S. L. Dope Cache Found after Three-Month Search
- Silver Shirts' Leade Lauds Dies Probers
- Bill to Extend Pacts Okehed
- Quakes Rock Coast Areas
- Norwegians Say Nazis Ship Munitions to Reds
- King Carol Gets Train
- Models Threaten 'Strip Down' Strike for Classier Clothes
- This Man Picks the Hard Way to Crash Hospital
- Soviet Voices Aim to Crush Finland
- 250,000 Sent Against Finns
- Turkey Seizes Shipyards of German Firm
- Borah Will Leaving All to Widow Filed in Boise
- Former Envoy Ill
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- Orchestra Leader Files Petition in Bankruptcy
- Economy Bloc Loses 2 Tests
- First' Americans' Date Back 25,000 Years
- Came in for Rebuke
- Beeson Backed for Mines Post
- Two Admit Sabotage in Union Controversy
- 'Great Profile' Exhausted by Bright Lights
- Census Sample Taken in Indiana Discloses Vital Population Trends from City to Country
- Kuhn Faces Rigors of 'Siberia' Prison
- Headquarters Chosen
- Senate Urges Finn Fund Aid
- Senate, Group Okehs Eccles' Reappointment
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- Idaho Chamber Fears Too Many Candidates
- Afl Says Lewis Holds up Peace
- Designer to Retire
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- Tokyo Naval Spokesman Voices Fear Chinese Will Bomb Japan
- French Reject Russ Protest
- Soviet Accuses France of Raids in Paris
- Tweedsmuir's Condition Arouses Much Concern
- Mine Fire Kills 26
- Patrol Activity Mounts Along Western Front
- Nazi Vessel Slips out of Costa Rica Harbor
- Eagle Forces Plane to Land
- Japan Transport Sunk, China Says
- Swiss Expel Russ Expert
- Extra Horse Power Takes Bombing Plan Across Border
- Germans Claim 409 Ships Sunk
- British Fail to Find Clue to Blast off Coast
- Envoy Flying Home
- Germans Perfect New Bomber
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- Driver Face Arrest Order
- Girls Will Have Run of Affairs at High School in All-Day Program
- Railroads to Cooperate in Attracting Tourists
- Crash Victim Reported in 'Critical' Condition
- Contracts Studied by Beet Growers
- Southern Utahns Named to State Farm Debt Unit
- Relief Leads Utah Spending
- Salt Lake's Snow Admired by Actor
- Davis Mass Meeting Will Study Traffic
- S. L. Driver Acquitted of Drunkenness Count
- L. D. S. Mission Work Reported
- Ordinance Change Set on Use of Sound Trucks
- G-Men to Scan Murder Clues
- To Address Health Club
- Benefits Told of Trade Laws
- Rebekah Lodge Meets
- Improved WPA Projects Urged
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- Pan-American Club to Hear of Mexico
- Laughs to be Launched
- Churches Mark Start of Lent
- 40 Men Ready, Willing, Able to Help Finland in Battle
- Outlay Approved for Railroad Work
- Stationers Meet
- Salt Laker Vindicated of Montana Charges
- S. L. Woman Knocked down, Robbed of Purse and $!1
- Beauty Queen Selection Near
- City's January Income Tops 1939 Comparative
- Students from B. Y. U. Will Appear at U. of U
- Tooele Matron Dies on Coast
- Preview Conducted
- Mrs. F. R. Marshall's Mother Dies in Texas
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- University Opera Presentation Near
- Camera Class Progresses
- NYA to Put 1000 Youths on Projects in Utah
- Fear of Utah Cold Proves Baseless
- Newcomers like S. L. Climate but Deplore Pall of Smoke
- Water Users Oppose Parks
- Poultry, Turk Meetings Set
- Faces Check Charge
- Women Hear Capt. Hedman
- Lions Entertain Ladies
- Aviation Legislation Explained to Women
- Bankers Will Conduct Depositors' Meetings
- Class Organized
- Poultry, Turk Meetings Set
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- Mrs. Welch Gives First of Two Luncheons
- Bessie Dickson to be Married to Boyd Hatch next Week in Salt lake Temple
- Marion Nelsons Entertain for Couple
- February Brides Hold Spotlight; Many Friends Fete Them before Weddings
- Mrs. Nielsen Honors Mrs. Heuser
- Mrs. Mitchell is Hostess
- Alta Irene Foreman Becomes Bride
- Tea is Planned
- Preston Millers Honored after Temple Marriage
- Mrs. Dixson Complimented at Bridge Luncheon
- Two Hostesses Entertain 35 Guests at Tea Garden
- Book Review
- Calendar
- In Southlands
- Goes to New York
- Visit in S. F.
- Home from Trip
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- Six Appointments Made in City Health Department
- Tourist Travel Boost for Utah Expected in '40
- Air Conditioning is Being Planned for Tabernacle
- Plum Alley Denizens Mark Chinese New Years by Moving out So Old Buildings Can be Razed
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- Changing Scene Even Affects S. L. Oriental Quarter
- Safety Expert Deems Rise in Traffic Toll No Setback
- New Ordinance Effective Soon
- Kiwanis Club Pays Honor to Young Leader
- L. D. S. Leader Soon to Leave Hospital
- The Weather
- Scouts to Note 30th Birthday of Founding
- Joint Meet Called
- City Holds up Bill Payment
- Speakers Selected
- Spotlight
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- Rally Puts Legrand out Ahead
- Ute Mentor Holds Deep Respect for Cougars
- Granite Paddlers Win at Logan
- Snow Train Plans Are Postponed
- College Basketball
- Backseat Driving
- Fencers Await Test at Ogden
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- West Drops Tilt to Parsons
- Wrestling Results
- Utah Swim Team Set for Aggies
- Prep Wrestlers
- Swim Star
- Tibbetts Wins Two "Y" Titles
- Fight Results
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- Utah Fencers Prepare for Weber Match
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- Sports - - in a Nutshell
- Second Louis Bout Buries Friday Fight
- Favored Netters out of Event
- Boxing Promoters Refund $36,000
- Much Practice Vital to Race Drivers, Says Wilbur Shaw
- Needs Training
- Title Match Lost in New Furore
- George Protests Paychek Bout
- Semipro Baseball Loop Moguls Will Consider Expansion
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- 'Dr. Max' Examines 'Patient Lou'
- Moguls Veto Play for Relief
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- KDYL
- North Davis Loop Leaders Unbeaten
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- Late Buying Wave Boosts Stock Prices 1to 3 Points
- Economic Barometer
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- Markets at a Glance
- Price Gains Made on Bond Market
- Insurance Company to Hold Region Meet
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- Earnings
- Potato Market
- Sugar Market
- Dividends
- Wheat Prices Climb 2 Cents
- Livestock Quotations
- The Weather
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- Metals and Money
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- Actors Ready at Jordan High
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- Canning Group Names Leader
- Civic Center Discusses Business at Meeting
- Clearfield to Dedicate $173,000 School
- Two Jailed for Theft of 10 Sacks of Grain
- Oratory Match Winner Named
- Bingham Council Okehs Expenditure of $1444
- Vet Post to Complete Organization at Meet
- Court of Honor
- Four Speeders Fined $10 each
- Preliminary Hearing in Murder Case Slated
- Three Fined in Davi County
- Three Admit Speeding Charges
- Salt Laker Fined in Halladay
- Two Speeders Get Fines
Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-02-08 | Page 7 | Railroads to Cooperate in Attracting Tourists
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1940-02-08 |
| 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/s6dc23wp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dc23wp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Railroads to Cooperate in Attracting Tourists |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1940-02-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dc23wp/18607935 |