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- Russ Demand Ironclad Aid Pledge
- New Contracts would be Based on 'Union Shop
- Administration to Help in Tax Program, Morgenthau Says
- Back-to-Work Efforts Made
- Roosevelt Signs Interior Fund Bill
- Daladier Threatens Army Reinforcement to Match Foes
- Falkenrath Order Accepted by Mayor
- Brisk Shower Visits S. L. Area
- 10 Feared Dead in Chicago Fire
- Wagner Act's Revision Seen Vital to Liberty
- Session Delayed
- Panic Averted at Bryant School as Bolt Strikes
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- Safety Experts from 5 States Study S. L. Traffic Toll Victory
- Britain Renews Hitler Warning
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- Fate of Father in Mercy Slaying of Son Nears Decision by Jurors
- Those who Break Auto Laws Held 'Mental' Cases
- Sharp Tremor Shakes Mining Camp in Nevada
- French Probe Nazi Air Crash
- Suspects 'Squeal' to Police in Murder Ring Round-Up
- Labor Secretary Asks Opinion on Powers
- Franco Regime Irked at Paris
- Two Prohibition Era Gangsters Given Terms
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- China Dragon Throne Found--Ordinary Freight
- Hitter Honors Prince
- Government Indicts Atlantic City 'Boss'
- British Rulers' Ship Halted by Fog Pall
- 9 Chinese Divisons Claimed Trapped
- Wpa Inquiry Hears of Plot
- Grand Jury to Consider Publishers' Tax Records
- Survivors of Shipwreck Tell Brush with Death
- Bolivia Reveals Barter Contract with Germany
- Mcnutt Leaves Manila on Homeward Journey
- Appropriation Group Assailed
- All Europe can go to---, Sen. Reynolds Thunders
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- Downpour Hits Miami; 3.10 Inches Fall in Day
- Portland Port Closed in Row
- 8,000,000 Members are United by Vote at Methodist Conclave
- Army Orders
- 500 M. P. H. Flying Simple; It's Slowdown that Hurts
- Ickes' Brother Gets $45,188 for Lay-Off
- Plane Exports up 42 per Cent
- Amnesty Approved
- Floridans Pass Negro Vote Ban
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- S. L. Hospitals will Greet Public in Day Observance
- Utahn to Study Papyri for Prized Manuscripts
- City's Finances in Good Shape
- Governor is Invited to Lions Club Meet
- Driver who Figured in Unusual Crash, Injuring Man and Horses, Faces Charge
- Commission Holds up Action on Beer License
- Retirement Okehed
- Auto Strikers Girl Pedestrian; Cyclist Injured in Collison
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- School in Orem Arranges Rites
- Former Utah Champ Hurt
- Board Elected
- Biblical Play Rehearsed by Seniors at Seminary
- Dairy Exhibit Plans Formed
- District Court to Try Car Parts Dealer's Case
- They, Defeated 'White' Rivals
- School Drain Tunnel Project Nears Finish
- Record Class to Graduate
- Springville Poppy Sale Planned by Legion's Auxiliary
- P.-T.A. Council Reelects Heads
- Addresses Slated
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- Lehi Student Heads Named
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- K. of C. Lodgemen Name 2 Delegates to State Meeting
- Three Country Workers Approved as Holdovers
- Theft Suspect Flees Police
- Officials Urge Air Expansion
- Luncheon to be Held for Garden Club Chief
- Dr. Nuttall Pledges Help on N. E. A. Meet at S. F.
- New Directors Appointed for Student Publications
- Progress Made on Warrants
- Chez Delivers Opinion on Claims due State
- Pageant Slated at Summer
- Interfraternal Dance Slated at U. of U.
- College Sets Founders' Day
- Junior Chamber Board to Elect New Officers
- Congregational Church Club Hears F. B. I. Man
- Plea of Guilty Entered to Car Transport Count
- Regents to Meet
- To Answer Charge
- "Helldorado' Celebration Begins at Lass Vegas, Nev
- 100 Additional Workers Start on Post Project
- 2,000,000 Women Ask National Traffic Code
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- Magna Circus Ban is Sought
- School Sets Fete in Park
- Kaysville Wpa Jobs Win Okeh
- Driver Fined $10 in County
- Water Tank Base Poured for New Bingham Project
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- Murray High Seminary Commencement Billed
- Dance Planned
- Cemetery Beautifying to be Club Meet Topic
- Festival Ends
- Trial is Launched in Burglary Case
- Fete to Honor Music Teacher
- Murray Lions Club will Hear Former District Governor
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- Arts, Sciences Group to Meet
- Railroad Gets Safety Award
- Bingham Young University to Give Master's Degrees to 28 at Services
- Meet Postponed
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- Salt Laker to Begin Serving Jail Sentence
- Friends Give Best Wishes to Merchant
- Appropriate $250 More
- Marine Rolls Open
- Public Interest Lags in License Plate Colors
- Murdock Raps River Measure
- Crippled Children's Clinics Announced
- Court and Counsel Object to Presses
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- On the Rebound
- Two Salt Lakers Robbed by Bandits
- College Colors Proposed for Auto Tags
- Highland L. D. S. Stake Delivers First Processed Foods under Security Plan
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- River is Dragged for Missing Man
- Utah Mine Operators Hope for Silver Action
- Official Visits
- Brown Takes Oath as Land Official
- U. of U. Seniors 'Speak Mind' at Kiwanis Club Meet
- Matron's Body on way to S. L.
- Sudden Storm Route Cadets and Reviewers
- 3 Get Treatment in Mishap Injuries
- Meter Charge Results in Tag for Patrol Car
- Exchange Club to Hear Girl Singers from U. of U.
- Only One Voice Replies to Roll Call of G. A. R.
- Professor Named to Y. M. M. I. A. Board
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- Stewart-Winder Rites Held in Salt Lake Temple
- Mrs. D. R. Coombs Gives Large Tea for Two Visitors
- Cecil Pearsons Honored at Reception
- Parties Compliment Mildred Barnes
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- Mother, Daughter to Fete Visitor
- Spokane Guest Entertained
- Visitor from California
- Reception Planned by Ensign M. I. A.
- Mrs. F. F. Peard Honored by Mrs. Hogle
- Leaves for Phoneix for Wedding
- Shirley Callister Becomes Bride in Home Ceremony
- Tiny Sets Make Collection
- Charles P. Mabeys Visit Here
- Return to Helena
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- Hobby Bean Eight Years Ago
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- Clark-Carole Honeymoon 90 Days Away
- Air, Oil and Dry Ice Spry Makes Better Movie 'Fog'
- Rialto Offers Colorful Film of Navy Flying
- Relatives Al Hope Chris Keeps Job
- Elaine Plans Suit
- Mother Writes Helen Hayes' Biography in Letters to Grand Daughter
- Newest Star Draws $50 a Week
- Telegram Theater Guide
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- Two Hilarious Films Coming to Utah
- Centre will Present 'Hardys Ride High'
- 'Pacific Liner' Opens at Olympus Friday
- Deanna Durbin 'Trains' Screen Newcomer
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- Cracks Bill Terry Made come Home to Roose, Says Mclemore
- Golfers Win on Land, Air
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- Sheriff Prepares for Coming Battle
- Double a Clubs Battle for Lead
- Pirates Continue Winning Streak
- Jibes at Ump Prove Costly
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- Yesterday's Stars
- Backseat Driving
- 'Y' Net Team Angling for State Title
- Conn Favorite to Beat Krieger
- Home Run Hitters
- Giles Leads Utes in Net Tussle
- Apprentice Rides Twenty Winners
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- Red Pitcher Socked $8000
- Three Links Team Games Set at Dale
- Late Rally by Cowboys Downs Bees
- Vanderbilt Hopes Impound Takes Preakness Stakes
- Soccer Teams Set Seven-Game Series
- 'Buzz' Arlett's Nephew is Salt Lake Outfielder
- Independent League Awaiting Openers
- Fly and Bait Casters Form Organization
- Stagg Eternal Freshman after 50 Years as Pilot
- Carbon Plays Bingham for Title Chance
- Cadets Get Insignia
- Goes to Mexico
- Added Incentive
- Dates Changed
- Four-Time Champ of Handball Trains
- Kramer Yields Only One Swat
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- Provo Wins as Gardner Swats Ball
- south High Baseball Club Overwhelms Panthers, 8-1
- Almost of Age
- Jumps Back
- No Discounts
- Softball Teams Get Big Scores
- Assembly Hears Graft Charge
- Mrs. Ellertson Wins Bonneville Tourney
- Box Elder Legion to Open Season
- Signs Melvin
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- Shafer and Johnson Shine for Magna
- Renew Rivalry
- Seattle Seeks Share of Lead
- Dykes Weathers Sox Suicidal Job Five Years
- Helen Moody Appears Tip-Top
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- S. L. Mart Feels Trading Slump
- Six Wool Clips Sold in Wyoming
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- Flour
- Livestock Market
- Bonds Record Uneven Gains
- Wheat Closes Day with Little Change
- April Gold Imports Hiked by War Fears
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- The Weather
- Report is Heard
- Boston Stock List
- So;Ver 'Strike' Report Heard
- Stocks Follow Indefinite Paths with Prices Jumbled
- Notice to Water Users
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- Coffee
- Wool Futures
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- Delinquency in Youth Offers Challenge, but City Judge Believes it can be Met
- Tract for Feed Plant Asked by Fur Breeders
- Actress in Recital at Ward Amusement Hall
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- Groups to Ask Dump Removal
- Former Utahn Gets Coast Mediator Job
- Prices of Many Staples Rise under State's Mark-up Law
- Practice of Medicine without License, Charge
- Group Plans Meeting in Interest of Health
- Hit-Run Driver Gets $100 Fine
Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-05-11 | Page 1 | Roosevelt Signs Interior Fund Bill
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-05-11 |
| 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/s60c8xvq |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60c8xvq |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Roosevelt Signs Interior Fund Bill |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-05-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60c8xvq/18784867 |