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- Page 1
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- U. S. Envoy Ready to Leave Nanking
- 'I'll Stand by You, Charley,' Woman in Case Cries
- Bulletin
- Alleged Accomplice Tells Chief Regret
- Business Aid Debate Breaks up Filibuster
- Mrs. Schaefer Keeps Stiff Upper Lip
- The Weather
- $63,212 Pledged in S. L. Drive
- Cold Weather to Trial Rain
- Auditor Waits for Summons Byland Board
- Labor Heads Quizzed on Wage-Hour Bill
- State Attacks Hospital Suit
- Raw Milk Ban Row Renewed
- Brigham City Train Wreck Blocks Line
- Car and Truck Crash Kills 2 at Santaquin
- Body of Murdered Utahn Sought in Well
- Page 2
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- Rail Rate Hike Termed Vital
- Oliver Oil 'Bootleg' Suspects Arrested
- Air Widower Offers Ship for Divorce
- Repair Fire Daner
- Local News
- President of U.S.A.C. at Phosphate Meet
- German Aides Abandon Chiang
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- Roosevelt is Confined to Bed with Slight Intestinal Upset
- Treasury Considers U. S. Silver Program
- Pedestrian Hunted on Hit-Run Charge
- Third Kidnaper Eludes Posses
- Extra's Slaying Linked to Movie Jobs Racket
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- 1000 Prisoners Freed after Gandhi's Plea
- CCC Will Feast on 40,000 Turkeys
- Turkey Diet Palls upon U. S. Taster
- Army Courts Called in Holy Land Riots
- Duce Hikes Gasoline Tax 40 per Cent
- Hungary Frees Nazi on Treason Charge
- Halifax Meets Nazi Chieftains
- Plot for Revolt Hinted in Paris Arms Seizures
- Cargo Policy Rate Reduced in War Zones
- Typhoon Leaves 6 Known Dead
- Plane Speeds Serum to Five
- Safety Congress Set
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- Page 7
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- Ernest Simpson, Mrs. Raffray Married by Justice of Peace
- Roosevelt to Talk to Utility Leaders
- Bride of 13 Wants Marriage Annulled
- Police Probing Attack on Reds
- Brazil Dictator Closes Courts
- L. A. May Blast Big Earth Slip
- Local News
- 'Alfalfa Bill' Murray to Run Again in '38
- Duke's Friends, Arriving in New York, Deny All Knowledge of Windsors' Plans
- Page 8
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- Will Show Paintings
- Wright's Phone Call Bared at Hearing
- Pay Minimums to be Ordered
- Party Set for Junior 'Cops'
- Chapel Speaker Named
- Slain Main's Brother Tells of 'Letter from Grave'
- Grand Jury Urges Control of Unions
- Miss Perkins to Give Talks
- Salt Lake Firm Wins Chest 'Honor Roll' Card
- Page 9
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- 42 Will Begin Navy Training
- Air Lines Acquire Two New Planes
- Dr. Plummer's Ashes Will be Scattered
- Held for Investigation
- Great Salt Lake Level Drops to Low for Year
- Suffers Broken Leg
- Hunters Have Luck on Game Preserve
- Thanksgiving Greeting Cards in Braille Go to County's Blind
- Weather Causes Minor Accidents
- Victim in Traffic Accident
- Gains Reported for Red Cross
- Officer Assumes Post
- Page 10
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- Hellenic Mothers' Club Plans Bazaar
- Membership Tea Set by Legion Auxiliary
- Increased Interest Hailed in Churches
- Group to Fete Former Judge
- Auditor Ignores Own Accounts; Forgets Arrival of Birthday
- Survey Projected on Tuberculosis
- Preliminary Probe Completed into Homemade Plane Crash
- Party Will Tour Souther Mission
- Land Board Convenes as Examiners Mark Time
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Extorter Bail Set
- "Trapped by G-Men' Coming to Victory
- Young Players Form Popular 'Date Bureau'
- Burglars Loot Studio Chief's Home of Gems
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- Wally's Gait Hit as Slouch, Sidle
- Girl Wins Film Job by Altering Tactics
- Veteran Comedian Praised in Drama
- Let's Explore Your Mind
- Ann May Wong's Kin Escapes War Perils
- Joan and Errol Score Hit with Movie at Utah
- 'Lancer Spy' Billed for Capitol Screen
- Back to Column
- Winchell Returns, Film Career Over
- Page 13
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- County's Tax Bill Only Tenth Paid
- Bellingham Sugar Refinery to Close
- Farm Bureau Maps Parley
- Vets' Hospital Chief to Visit Coast - City News in Brief - Hard of Hearing to Elect Officers
- Children's Art Exhibit Coming
- Census Cards Flood Mails
- Dinner Honors Bankers' Head
- Bay City Expert to Talk on Quake-Proof Buildings
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- Page 15
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- Director Speaks
- Missionary Society Will Hear Reports
- Democrats Draft Plans for Dinner
- Preaching Mission Hears Church Pastor
- Wizard Urges Klan to Bring Prosperity
- Beauty Operators Close Convention
- Union's Contribution to Democrats Probed
- U. S. Jurors Debate Intimidation Case
- Court Holds Trial beside Hospital Cot
- Wide Support Given to Library System
- Dynamite Cap Damages Asked
- Traffic Helps Installed at Spans on Jordan River
- Local News
- $25 Fines Paid by 4 Speeders
- Mystery Hides Injury of Boy
- Page 16
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- Players in Cyprus High Drama Named
- Reserve Corps Chief to Visit Area Units
- Democratic Clubs to Sponsor Dance
- Refrigerator Sales Agents Hear Talks
- Bandits Miss Firm's Receipts
- Farewell Testimonial
- Home Building Standards Set
- Committee to Draft Bar Parley Agenda
- Family Service Unit Will Elect Officers
- Local News
- Program Announced in Adult Education
- Kelly Elected B. P. O. E. Head
- Truck Dealers Gather in S. L.
- Turkey Boycott Threat Passes
- Curtain Rung down by Clouds after First Act of Eclipse
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- Backman Gives His Idea of a Good Police Officer
- Leniency is Sought on Balance of Fine
- Youth Ends Life as Row Blights S. L. Honeymoon
- L. D. S. President Feels Sorry for Those Who Retire at 60
- Deplores 'Wholesale S. L. Auto Killings'
- Lehi Boy, 3, Conducts Own Inspection of S. L.
- Utah Parole Board Office Established
- Accountant Urges Tax System Change
- Two Waive Hearing on Burglary Counts
- Good-Will is Code Objective for Them
- Utah Oil Refining Declares Dividend
- Program Advanced by Junior Chamber
- Expert Lists Traffic Remedies
- Water Project Support Urged by Junior C. C.
- S. L. Police Shoot Delayed by Storm
- Lumbermen Meet
- Baptists Continue Preaching Mission
- Credit Men Meet
- Rotary's Peace Aims Stressed
- Airport Cited as Investment
- State Tax Receipts Rise Reflects Better Times
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- Ruby Red Velvet
- King's Blue on a Star
- Violet Velvet Favored
- Wedded Bliss is Poisoned with Secrecy
- 'Don't Dress' Clothes Are Glamorous
- Let System Pave Way to Beauty of Face and Figure
- Stars Enjoy Tea in Latest Style
- Kitchen Ranges Are Improved
- Bilious Spell due to Diet
- Anniversaries
- Girl Sees Fault at Eleventh Hour
- Include Nuts on Daily Menu to Lower Cost
- Page 19
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- Canvas and Leather
- St. Mary's Academy Will Present Recital
- Fort Douglas Club to Close Dance Series
- Star Would be Governor of California
- Christmas Shopping
- Returns to City
- Case in the Making
- Thanksgiving Salad
- Personals
- Flavor Changes
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- Mrs. J. J. Burke Gives Luncheon
- Marion Jensen is Honored at Supper Party
- Being Sixteen at Eighty Nothing to Mrs. Atherton
- Talented Visitor
- To String Beads
- Mrs. Jack Dempsey Prefers Home Role
- Delta Gamma Alumnae to Meet
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- Medical Group Auxiliary Will Sponsor Fete
- Page 20
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- $200 Horse Beats $10,000 Thoroughbred; Helps Soften Papa's Heart
- Fight Results
- To Captain Poloists
- May be New Pilot
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- Bears Won't Talk Rose Bowl -- Yet
- Briton Hopeful of Another Run
- Golf Gallery Hurts Course
- Backseat Driving
- Chisox Need Young Blood out on Hill
- Lopez Meets Lee Henning
- Smith, Palmer Win Billiard Tourney
- Hockey Authority Lectures on Game
- Craving for Ring Drill Won't Stop Joe's Eating
- Bohn, Gibson Pace Industrial League
- Stanford Proves Mystery Team
- Page 21
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- Manders Leading Pro Score Race
- Wrestling Results
- Hockey Player Gets Goal for Dad
- Top Flight Golfers in Pinehurst Meet
- Ogden Shares Title with East
- Fencers in Finale
- Hoppe Retains Lead in Challenge Match
- Von Cramm Gains Japanese Crown
- Muller and Jones Top Phone League
- Nears Completion
- Bank Worries About His Defense
- Schindler May Have Tough Time to Make All-Coast First Team
- Play for Title
- Seabiscuit to Run in Tanforan Final
- Bronko Again Wins from Dean Detton
- Four Top Defensive Teams Coached by Rockne Pupils
- Grizzly Squad in Fine Trim
- Texan Passes with Success
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- Bears near First Crown on Gridiron
- Provo Becomes Football Conscious for 'Y' Game Saturday with Montana
- Mrs. Harmon Leads Mothers' Pin Loop
- Chief Favors Carbon Squad
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- Page 23
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- Markets at a Glance
- The Weather
- Utah Mines Official Leaves for Parley
- Social Register Puts Windsors Way Back
- Short Covering Sends Stock Market Prices Upward
- Wheat Quotations Take Late Tumble
- Produce Market
- Cotton
- Sugar Market
- Metals and Money
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- Thanksgiving Service
- Duce' Girl Friend' Ordered Expelled
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- Trend of Bond Mart Uneven
- Livestock Markets
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- Favored Mine Issues Climb
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- Curb List Declines for Small Losses
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-11-18 | Page 4 | Hungary Frees Nazi on Treason Charge
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1937-11-18 |
| 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/s6bk5fg1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bk5fg1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Hungary Frees Nazi on Treason Charge |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1937-11-18 |
| 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/s6bk5fg1/18725617 |