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- Roosevelt Charges High Court with Hamstringing of New Deal
- Thousands More Join Jobless as New Strikes Hit Industry
- $100-a-Plate Banquet Creates 'Bicarb' Demand
- S. L. Democrats Toast Victory
- Steel Workers Seek A. F. L. Aid
- Niagara Gorge Ice Held near Breakup
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- Modest Geisha Kills Self to Escape Rites in Nude
- Moscow Stores Show Morning Coats, but Reds Prefer Drabber Plumage
- U. S. Apologizes to Hitler
- House Refuses Arms Conclave
- Britain to Censor Coronation Films
- Berlin Says Insult Incident is Closed
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- Senate Passes Bill for Unlimited Beer Licensing in State
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- Supporters Praise Roosevelt as Foes Voice New Protests
- Congress Won't Wait on Court
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- Wife Balks at Her Role as Kaiserin
- Premier Visits U. S
- Salinas Feels Quake
- Ambassador Bullitt Back from France
- Coughlin's Society Passes to Oblivion
- Weather, Eastertide Boost Retail Trade
- Stunt Shooting Bared at Probe
- Court Change Hit by Col. Roosevelt
- Australia to Vote on 2 Amendments
- Rail Unions Study Retirement Proviso
- Victory Dinner Talk Highlights
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- England Plans Giant Sky Trap
- Monks Arm to Fight for More Liberty
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- 60 Mexicans Held for 7 Riot Deaths
- Anita Page to Wed Husband 'Formally'
- Duce Flies Bomber in Target Practice
- Dog Burglar Gets Blame for Crimes
- Labor Adds to Hold on London Council
- Paris Accused of Africa Plot
- Condition of Pope Remains Unchanged
- Bay Yields Bodies of Crash Victims
- Blum Lifts Gold Trading Ban, Pledges Thrift in Pushing Loan
- Decision is Upheld in Film Trust Case
- Mother Murders Sleeping Children
- Trolley Car Pilot Offers Full Service
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- Utah Historian to be Honored
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- Eight Appear before Court
- Jury Award Boomerangs on Litigant
- Cache Tax Office Aids Income Filers
- Church Organists to Attend Forum
- 21 Sailors Drown as Ship Hits Mine
- Seek 'Meanest Friend' of Pet
- Spanish Loyalists Discuss Civil War
- East High Graduate Total Varies Little
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- Local News
- To Ask for Annulment
- Thanks State Dept
- Hundreds of Vessel in Halibut Fleet Made Ready for Sea
- Papal Legates to Congress on Way Home
- Increase Brings Smile to Steel Workers
- "Tops" on Rifle Team
- Maxie, Dodging Everybody, Sails Away
- Federation of Labor Chief Adamant Against C.I.O.
- Two Held in 4-Year-Old Girl's Slaying
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- Slide Victims' Bodies Found
- Garage Rushed for Ambulance
- Utah Water Supplies Exceed 5-Year Mark on 'Upward Cycle'
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- Auction Planned
- Trial on Assault Charge Postponed
- German-Soviet War Forecast by Marshal
- Importance of Deer Creek Told at Provo C. C. Dinner
- Arrest is 12 Years after Feud Slaying
- Provo Cuts Crash Count 50 per Cent
- Household Goods Stolen in Provo
- Vineries, Play Field Sought
- Debate Question Announced
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- Petition Seeks Early Closing
- In Anticipation of Gay Fete
- County is Offered Share Cropping Plan
- Visiting Nurses to Hold Meeting
- Three Appointments Okehed by County
- Staff School Set for Reserve Units
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- Church Will Build Chapel at Houston
- Air Stewardess Aspirant Visits
- Women's Board Meets
- Ice Cream Men Name Officers
- Murderer Reprieved on Eve of Doom Day
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- Foreign Trend Steadies Wool
- Russian Modernist Art Shown in Unusual Salt Lake Exhibit
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- Women in Business Get Week in Idaho
- Educators Confer
- Two Estates Filed in Probate Court
- Norby Takes Charge of Navy Recruiting
- S. L. Navy Recruiter is Ordered Retired
- S. P. Net Income Shows Large Gain
- Skies to Stay Clear in Utah
- Local News
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- State Lumber Trade Starts Housing Drive
- Richard Crooks Doesn't Hate Crooners
- Utah Will W. P. Wage Cash
- Mines Speeding up in South America
- Former Salt Laker Breaks Back in Fall
- Taxpayer Must Give Heed to Coming Ides of March
- 3 Sugar Firms Fail to Agree on Contracts
- Burglar Suspect is Held for Trial
- Son Born to Van Cotts
- 14 University Seniors Enter Phi Beta Kappa
- Theft Case Taken under Advisement
- Vocation Classes Urged for Schools
- Burglar Gets Cash in Pastor's Study
- Matron's Pay Raised
- Man Reports Theft and He is Arrested
- So Dad Will Understand School
- City Officials Probe Traffic Law Problem
- Recreation Trend is Seen Increasing
- Last Rites Held for L. D. Freed
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- Easter Suits Are Diversified; Tailleurs and Reefers Star
- Vegetable Chowder Pie Rates for Meatless Days of Lent
- Sixteen Years of Married Life Brings Quota of Discipline Problems to Front
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- Hemline Borders of Fox Are Smart
- Week's Menus Announce Spring Vegetable Mode
- How to Make Him Propose
- Prints Used in All Modes
- Nipped Waist is New Style
- Spring Fashion Calls for Fur Trimmed Coats
- Sports Jewelry
- Properly Fed Child Sleeps through Night
- Avoid Frowning
- Frocks Fringed
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- Mrs. George Auerbach Inspires Many Fetes
- Newest Spring Hats Give Lift to Smart Women
- Modern Marriage
- Friday Party is Given for Army Couple
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- Alumnae Group to Meet Saturday
- Miss Price Plans Dinner Dance
- Oklahoma Girl Engaged to Wed Theron R. Covey
- Mrs. Snow Entertains Colorado Visitor
- Dinner Dress Made of Lace
- Patricia Riter to Give Supper
- Three Hostesses Fete Bride-to-Be
- Living at Fort Douglas
- Mrs. Wallace Compliments Bride-Elect
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- Page 22
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- Highest Film Honors Go to Luise Rainer, Muni and Capra
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- Mussolini Might be Peddler in America but for Coin Flip
- Hollywood Jams 'Bowl' for Annual Awards Banquet
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- Twin Falls Scene of Church Meeting
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- Senior Ball Fixed at Dixie College
- Broadway Features Racketeer Thriller
- Funeral for Victim of Bullet is Held
- Red-Head Lupe Angers Tarzan
- Gem Provides Fun in 'College Holiday'
- Legion Post Elects Officers at Heber
- Will Hays Completes 15 Years as Czar of Picture Producers
- Local News
- Page 23
- Backseat Driving
- Dickey Signs Yank Papers for $17,500
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- Sophomore Cagers Should Add Punch to 1938 Ag Hoop Team
- Driscoll May Coach Marquette Eleven
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- Boxer Injured
- Cats Snare Opener, 61-49
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- Local News
- Oldsmobile Tops Loop Once Again
- Eight Teams Favored in Tourney Bid
- Finance Betting Favorite to Win $50,000 Widener Race in Florida
- Ludlow, Gronlund Pace Power League
- Butts Increases Individual Lead
- Pin Topplers
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- Peterson Sets Pace for Banker Keglers
- Recreation Cagers Slate Final Games
- Signs with Cards
- Dory Detton Wins
- Luke Goes up for Wild Pitch
- Weber Wrestlers Win Jaysee Title
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- Salt Lake M Men Fives Favored
- 275-Pound Indian Heads Arena Slate
- Henry Has Fine Slow Ball Appears Bound for Minors
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- Prep Cagers Go on Strike
- Brown Paces Squad to New Pin Record
- Associated Press Chooses Two Cats
- Japan's Floating Canneries Opposed
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- Still Holdout
- Michigan Ignores Ring Exhibitions
- Kyne Plans Racing Meet at Riverside
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- Yeamans Tops Race in Oil Pin League
- Auerbach Girls Win from Ogden
- Post Boxers Meet Friday in 18 Bouts
- Jayhawks, Huskers Tie for Hoop Title
- Leven Courtiers Top Provo League
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- Reds Get Mound Hope
- Fisherman Needs Sturdy Legs When Angling on Frozen Lake
- Horse Races Doomed for Texas Fans
- Metz Shoots 63 in Florida Meet
- Give Pitchers a Break and Allow Return of Spit Ball, Say Several Major Scouts
- Pioneer League Leaders in Tie
- Barnes Hopeful for Title Bout
- Walter Senior Most Spectacular Netter in National Indoor Meet
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- Whitelock, Mcewan Pace Bowling Loop
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- Tony Chavez Picked to Beat Rightmire
- Gemmell Defeats Magna Courtiers
- Remember?
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- Steel Advance Carries Stocks to New High Ground
- Produce Market
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- Silver King Mines Declares Dividend
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- Earnings Reports
- Dividends
- Wool Market
- General Electric Business Booms
- Metals and Money
- Livestock Market
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- Sugar Market
- Commodity Index
- Coffee
- Rubber
- Flour
- Cotton Market
- Cardiff Leads Mining Issues
- Wheat Moves up in Late Dealings
- Governments Sag in Bond Turnover
- Work to Begin on Mine Mill
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- Bar Will Curb Fake Lawyers
- Peanuts Will Make Him Happy
- Authors Read Original Tales
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- Townsend Pension Test in Utah is Aim
- Entries in National Contest Announced
- Primeval History of Utah Explained
- Ruling May Bar S. L. Plane Link
- Local News
- Boy, Seven, Gashed by Fall on Glass
- Beauty Expert to Speak Here
- Navy Mothers Accept Offer
- Lions Meeting Slated
Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-03-05 | Page 15 | Highway Patrolman Accepts S. L. Job
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1937-03-05 |
| 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/s6ff7vdd |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ff7vdd |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Highway Patrolman Accepts S. L. Job |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1937-03-05 |
| 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/s6ff7vdd/18655410 |