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- Union Control Law Proposed in Legislature
- Roosevelt Ignored Army Chiefs' Objections to Let French Inspect Latest U. .S Bomber
- Labor Shortage Handicaps Germany's Arms Campaign
- Roosevelt will Leave to Join Fleet Tonight
- Adams Urges Spending Cut
- Nazi Advises Election of 'Universal' Pontiff
- Loyalist President to Ask Surrender
- Slide Lookout Guards Canyon
- Committee Cuts Congress Budget
- Age Assistance Change Mapped
- Roosevelt Calls for Program to Protect Energy Resources
- 2 Utahns Die in Crossing Crashes
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- 3 Judges Win Senate's Okeh
- 2 More Deaths Bring Wpa Crash Toll to 6
- Italians Won't Leave until Franco Says To
- British-Franco Amity Charted
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- Old Feud Blamed in Ambush Murder
- Arctic Cold Trails Storm Fatal to 11
- Lawmaker Claims Robert Quit to Avoid Scandal
- Denver Mining Exchange Building Swept by Fire
- Impulse' Slayer Pushes Girl to Death on Rails
- Bones, Biscuits Feature Special Banquet's Menu
- Water Pollution Agency Proposed to Congress
- Gandhi Presses Campaign to Outlaw Liquor in India
- 4 Bandits Take $27,000 from Bank Messengers
- Slaying Jurors Hear 'Details'
- Japan will Tighten Blockade of China
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- Three Die on Gallows for Canadian Murder
- Fugitive in Slaying of Wife Kills Self
- Charge Reduced
- Judge Dismisses Snoozing Jurors, Calls off Trial
- Nuns Show Heroism as Asylum Blazes
- Extortion Laid to 11 Unionists
- 4 Trapped on Tug in Ice Await Rescue by Wind
- Hungarian Strives to Form Ministry
- Congressman Raps U. S. Foreign Policy Secrecy
- Hopkins and Murphy Reported Working to Bring Peace to Democratic Ranks
- Memphis Agrees to Buy Utility Firm's Facilities
- Bye Poll Gives Approval to Chamberlain Regime
- Trains Crash Head-on, 2 Die
- Germany Bide for U. S. Farm Produce on Pure Barter Basis
- U. S., Brazil Study Trade Improvement, Sale of American Gold, Currency Aids
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- Loan Board forward Bond Offers to Reese
- Ski Sites near Provo Studied
- Reserve Officers' Class Hears Talk on Problem
- Bingham Okehs $2163 Expense
- Snowslide Help Given
- Dance Slated
- Army Orders
- Law on Water Boards Backed
- School Board Provides Vaccination for Pupils
- Race Prejudice Set as Conferees' Topic
- Jail Personnel Shifts Slated
- Trial Continued
- 'Brotherhood Day' will be Observed
- S. L. to be Visited by British Official
- Suspect Arrested
- City Gives Contribution toward Ski Club Event
- Judge Assassinated
- Chamber Speeds Canvass; Optimistic Reports Made
- Carbon College Offers Opportunities for Study to Enrollees of Price Ccc
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- Scout Tea Planned
- Italian-American Civic League Nears Birthday
- $33,555 Sewer Contract Made
- School District Jobs Progress
- Registered at S. L. Hotels
- Low Cost Housing Bills will be Forum Subject
- Rise in Sales Seen for Refrigerators
- Meeting of Magna Garden Club Set on Thursday Night
- Irving Junior High Ready for Showing of Operetta
- Churches Plan Rites for Lent
- Fireman Promoted
- Building Ruins Inspected at U.
- The Telegram Sends Birthday Greeting to Leroy M. Sleater
- Herbert a Snow Heads Trust Company Again
- Magna Church Sets Prelenten Social
- War on Noxious Weeds to be Launched April 1
- Salt Laker Named Head of U. P. Club
- S. L. Lower Division Students Compete for Honors in Patriotic Essay Contest
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- Basis for Retirement System Explained by Coast Actuary
- Cigarets Stolen
- Float Approved
- Railroad Executive to Pay Call on S. L.
- Boise Ward to Dedicate Chapel on February 26
- Workman Convalesces after Fall of 30 Feet
- Protest Assail Measure on Reclamation
- Chez Gets Invitation to Probe Conference
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- Five U. of U. Seniors Named to Owl and Key Membership
- Court Hearing Slated on Bamberger Report
- Utah's Turkey Growers Meet
- Onlooker Foils Would-be Thief
- National Hunt Launched for Bramble, Mad S. L. Firebug, on Coast Indictment
- 5 S. L. Youths Suffer Burns in Camp Blast
- Dollars Roll Downtown for Special Sales Day
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- College Basketball
- Cougars Shake off Slump in Practice
- Utes Given Little Chance at C. U.
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- Bobcats Seeking Share of Title
- Wood, Drushal Top Industrial Circuit
- Nettlow Winner
- Jim Tobin Expects to Win 17 Battles
- Backseat Driving
- Southern Branch Cagers in Victory
- Vines Beats Budge in 'Frisco Match
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- Buck Newsom Still Holdout
- Denver Mitt Slingers Win over Utahns
- Gutteridge Signs
- South Bountiful Wins South Davis Crown
- South Jordan Meets West Jordan A.
- Miller Five Hands Defeat to Hillcrest
- Oscar Vitt Confident Bob Feller will Turn in at Least 20 Wins
- Crescent Moves Nearer East Jordan Hoop Title
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- Pack Leads Moose League at Ritz
- Belmont Smith Top Hand in Pin Loop
- Twenty-Thirty Club Takes Provo Tussle
- Taylor-Hayes Team Ping-Pong Leaders
- Smith, Leavitt Win Swim Races
- Lead Phone Keglers
- Young Cue Artist to Perform Here
- Nurses to Hold Dance
- Fight Results
- Olaf Ulland to Compete in Ski Meet
- Athletic Pitchers Cause Joe his Most Worry
- North Emery Five Defeats Carbon
- Windmill Pearce Kayoes Soldier
- Biscuit not Apt to Race on March 4
- Motor Pin League
- Six Battles Set for Arena Card
- Bryant Signs Cubs Contract
- Chief we Guess 'Em
- Rynerson Paces Mint Cagers to Triumph
- Cooper High Man
- Mrs. Madsen Hits 566 in Pin Loop
- Naismith Grins as Referee Forfeits Cage Battle, Saying it Reminds Him of 'Those Good Old Days'
- Redskins Bank of These Maulers in State Collegiate Meet
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- Notice to Contractors
- Steels and Aircrafts Ride Crest of Stock Mart Rally
- New York Stock Market
- Notice
- Metals and Money
- Bonds Record Modest Gains
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- New York Bond Market
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- Lead Price Cut to 4.75 Cents
- Wheat Prices Dip at Selling Waves
- Silver King Reports Fourth Quarter Loss
- Dullness Rules in Mining List
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- Woman Breaks Ankle in Fall
- State Health Commissioner Lays Boost in Illness Total to Common Seasonal Malady
- State Postpones Action. on Survey Committee
- Reno Silver Conference Deferred to March 27
- junior Chamber Banquet Slated
- Okehs Airport Project
- Road Commission Lets S. L. Entrance Contract
- Legislator Sees Defeat for 'Working Wives' Bill
- Granite Couple Wed 50 Years
- Dinner will Honor Delegate to Lima
- Utah's Blind Given Braille Press Gift
- Officials will Attend Boys' Club Dedication
- Pension Group to Meet
- To Weather
- Mission Aries to Speak
- Lincoln Club Opposes Syndicalism Proposal
- Orchestra Helps Pay way for Ambitious 'U' Student
Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-02-16 | Page 5 | S. L. to be Visited by British Official
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-02-16 |
| 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/s6cr9wfh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cr9wfh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | S. L. to be Visited by British Official |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-02-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cr9wfh/18773801 |