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- Wallace Reveals Blast Quiz Report
- Green's Ban on Sit-down Hit by Lewis
- Shot Kills Boy on Easter Hike
- Place Looms in Auto Strike
- Work is Launched on Tunnel to Link Bingham and Tooele
- Kitchener's Brother Dies
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- High Court Denies Review to Utah
- Yeggs Escape with $1350 in Car Firm Raid
- Soviet-Nazi Accord Fears Shake Europe
- Strikes Blame Laid to Courts
- New Decisions Allay Criticism of Court, Says 'U' Legal Savant
- High Court Reverses Self, Upholds Minimum Wage Act
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- Royal Japanese Pair Greeted in Canada
- Russians Prepare to Strike from Skies in Event of War
- Demented Slayer is Ordered to S. L.
- Beauty, Mother and Man Slain
- Ambassador Transferred
- Congress' Expenses Cut by Committee
- Sit-Downs Held Banned by Law
- Kin of Wally's to See Rites
- Cummings Talk Hit by Wheeler
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- Holiday Trip Begun by Duke of Windsor
- Mexicans Hold Kidnap Suspect
- Mother Kills Three Babes and Self When Father Sends No Easter Card
- Former Bay State Senator Succumbs
- Infantile Paralysis Hits Alaska Village
- Woman Vanishes from River Boat
- Search Pushed for Scout Head
- Ventilation Reported Cut off in Mine before Tragedy Blasts
- Arbitration Plans Defer Bus Strike
- Suspect is Accused of Setting Ship Fire
- Three Men Saved from Mine Trap
- Clipper Continues Hop
- Legislator Denies Profit from Probe
- Church, Nazi Crisis Goes to New Height
- Aviatrix Captures Light Plane Record
- Driver Hits 'Shadow' and it Hits Back
- 200 Manchukuo 'Plotters' Held
- Pope Blesses 150,000 Pious, Retires Fatigued but Joyous
- Permanet 'Hot Oil' Bill Passes Senate
- Changes Suggested in Child Labor Law
- Japanese Pilot Dies When Planes Collide
- India Jails Leaders in Big Strike Threat
- G. O. P. House Bloc Reduced by Death
- Death Ends Career of Famed 'Mountie'
- Madman Held in Beheadings
- Wounded Gunman Taken after Chase
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- Texas Gets Snow
- Idaho Town Names Council Nominees
- Leaking Vessel Tries for Port
- Weber Plans More First Aid Stations
- Mass Strike Feared by Arms Workers
- Meager Roll Called at School Decimated by Explosion Horror
- Child Swarm Rolls Eggs over White House Lawn
- Early Bill on Exhibit as Souvenir
- Time Clock Theft Helps Late Comers
- Army Plane Found; Two Airmen Dead
- Price Fixing Charged
- Advisory Opinions by Court Sought
- Robber Slays Idaho Barber
- Easter Yegg Hunt Begins after Party
- Methodist Leader Marysvale Speaker
- Rebels Attack Loyal Collier
- Local News
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- To Talk on Youth
- Building Gain Here Tops U. S. Average
- Justice is Speaker at Easter Services
- Railroaders Study Tariff on Produce
- City's Marble Experts Wait Starting Gun
- Hold Annual Ball
- Easter Greeted by Many Rites
- Essay Contest on Peace Opens
- Book Review Scheduled
- Pay Insurance Remittal Due
- Campus Electioneers' Ballyhoo Must be of Quiet, Sedate Type
- Four Injured, 5 Drivers Held
- Utah Spends Most of Its Relief Funds
- Realty Board to Elect Five
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- The Weather
- Obituaries
- Services Held for B. F. Bauer
- Scene of Raid on Safe in Motor Company
- Former Senator Dies
- L. D. S. Missionaries to be Fete Guests
- Tot is Cut, Bruised by Street Car Bump
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- Badger to Head Bar Unit Again
- Lawrence A. Miner, Attorney, Receives Birthday Greetings
- S. L. Greeks Observe Independence Day
- Mishaps Hurt 4 Salt Lakers
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- Farm Loan Leaders to Attend Parley
- Hikers Safe after Night on Mountain
- Tower is Presenting 'The Great Ziegfeld'
- Strong Men Wince as Movie Wonder Tot Gets Spanked, Then Respanked Harder
- Poultry Hints
- Utah Breeders Stick to Plan
- Changes Made in Orem Stake
- Hot Punch Popular
- Payson Junior C. C. Ses Charter Fete
- Windbreak Trees Planted in Tooele
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- Dancer Held over on Roxy Program
- 'Woman Wise' Tops New Victory Bill
- 'Three Godfathers' is Broadway Film
- Garbo Escort Says U. S. Has Prettiest Girls
- Jottings from Here and There and Also Causticommentaries
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- Husband's Mistrustful Check on Limited Cash Makes Wife Miserable
- Gloves and Hose
- How to Make Him Propose
- Bright Shades New
- Child Learns Obedience by Having to Obey
- Evening Gowns Are Work of Art
- Light Fabrics
- Femininity plus is Aim of 1937 Beauty Seeker
- Modern Stocking Cap
- From Mother to Daughter, Meat Recipes Are Treasured
- Jigger of Style
- New Evening Case
- Wean Infant before Taking on Long Trip
- Many Tasks Await Women Wih Time on Their Hands
- Lipstick Vogue Changes with Seasonal Style
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- Use for Frog Skin
- Town Club Holds Lecture Meeting
- Last Lecture of Series Held
- Ethel Du Pont, Roosevelt's Son Marry June 30
- Horace N. Whitney to Take Virginia Hilton as Bride
- Waistcoats Fancy
- Easter Dinner Given at Home
- Colored Accents
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- Miriam Ellis Becomes Bride of Hugh J. Hintze at Ogden
- Modern Marriage
- Braid on Tunic
- Personals
- Tea to Honor Maiden Home for Wedding
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- Page 12
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- Murray Easter Egg Hunt Draws 500 News Briefs of Salt Lake City Metallurgist to Discuss 'Romance of Minerals'
- Park Vandals Face Court Prosecution
- Pioneer Relief Hall Planned
- 76,000 Utahns Seek Pensions
- Fair Weather Likely in Utah after Easter of Clear Skies
- Nash Dealers Hold Sales Conference
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- Conference is Held on Catholic Meet
- P.-T. A. Parley Hears Appeal to Carry On
- 'Miss Western America' Title Race Has Fourth Utah Entry
- Baptists to Honor Pastor for Service
- Truck Firm Seeks Voiding of License
- General Electric Officials Confer
- Treasury Attache Inspects Offices
- Furniture Firm Buys Property
- Erwin Makes Trip for Ogden Confab
- Board Shuns Central Park Appointment
- Newspaper Pigeons Have "First Editions"
- John Charles Thomas Will Sing Salt Laker's Song First Time
- Truck Driver Made Road Crew Foreman
- S. L. Auditorium Drive Revived
- Talks to Executives
- Theft of Option on Sheep Charged
- Any Physician May Certify on Vets' Disability
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- Former Ring Champ Succumbs in Chicago
- Stanford Keeps Its Hoop Crown
- Backseat Driving
- Battling Name
- College Fighters in National Meet
- Grey Count Wins Louisiana Derby
- Sustains Injury
- Champ Wins Match in Handball Event
- Yawl Beats Storm, but Loses in Race
- Mrs. Dobbs Chosen Vice President of Group
- Gelbert Thinks Leg Almost O.K.
- Three Wrestlers Defend Titles Monday Night at Arena in Annual A. A. U. Mat Tournament
- Organize Softball
- Caras Will Defend Title in Cue Meet
- Annual Aggie Run Scheduled Friday
- Easter Golf Popular on S. L. Links
- Auerbach Cagers Leave for Coast
- Cage Officials Meet
- Allen Gray Leads Tanforan Jockeys
- Weekend Sports in Brief
- Redskins Badly in Need of Good Sprint Material
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- Cagers Honored
- U. S. Money Fills Irish Pools
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- Philly Pilot Has Few Worries
- Lenglet Favored over Argentine Foe
- Leopards Annex City Rifle Title
- Detroit Slugger Thinks N. Y. Has Trouble Ahead
- Pitts Wants No Ballyhoo in Baseball
- Gehrig Dons Sun Glasses
- Perry Wins Match from Tilden Again
- Bucky Harris Thinks Hogan's Comeback Try Will be Success
- Local News
- Many Stars Will Compete for Utah Paddle Laurels
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- Montreal Beats Boston Skaters
- Soccer Battle Ends in Riot
- Plan Davis Outing
- Utah Mauler Cannot Roll in Pin Meet
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- Produce Market
- Rich Ore Opened in Cardiff Mine
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- Cotton Market
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- Sugar Market
- Sugar Market
- Coffee
- Monday's Commodity Index
- Wool Market
- Profit Taking Hits Prices for Wheat
- Anaconda Reports Gain in Earnings
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- Metals and Money
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- Ragged Trend Features Curb
- Livestock Market
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- Rubber
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- Government Bonds Make Good Gains
- Trading on N. Y. Exchange Hits Lightest Levels of Year
- Dried Fruits Hops
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- Dr. Beeley to Speak
- Hit-Run Driver Gets $100 Fine
- Miss Finch to Lecture
- Visiting Nurse Meet to Open
- Waterfowl Flies into Market, Provides Problem for Officers
- Examinations Listed for Federal Places
- U. P. & L. Rate Quiz Resumes
- Revenue Men Check on Utah Employers
- Farmers Urged to Cooperate in S. L. County Weed Campaign
- Oldest Graduate Dies
- Lawyer to Aid Welfare Meet
Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-03-29 | Page 3 | Three Men Saved from Mine Trap
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1937-03-29 |
| 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/s62v6j5w |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62v6j5w |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Three Men Saved from Mine Trap |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1937-03-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62v6j5w/18675859 |