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- War on Western Front not Phoney, Says Knickerbocker after Survey
- Reliefers Love Jalopies
- Dispute on Harvard's Browder Ban Widens
- Japan 'Ad' Accuses U. S. of Aggression
- Labor Chiefs See Okeh for Ship Changes
- Holland Speed Defenses Along Eastern Frontier
- Belgium Fears Attack by Air
- Eccles Advises Firm Tax Hikes
- Dakotan Dies When Thrown under Truck
- Nazis Probe Wreckage for Clues to Explosion Intended for Hitler
- Land Mine Explosions Kill Six in Holland
- Woman Sees Husband, 4 Others Die in Mine
- Hitler Escape Frets Duchess
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- Suffrage Leader Dies
- Spanish Plane Crash Kills 7 Air Officers
- Finns, Russians Fail to Agree
- Nipponese Apologize to American Priest
- Germans Spurn Nobel Awards
- Group Advances Easter Festival Just 5 Months
- Belgian Officer Reveals Facts He Sold as Spy
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- De Valera Chooses Death for Four Hunger Strikers
- Blast Traps 215
- Political Riot Kills 6, Wounds 10 in Mexico
- Britain Reports Naval Vessel Lost
- Pope Supports Peace Appeal
- They Joined the City of Flint and Saw the World
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- Idaho Kidnaper Suspect Held
- Rains Break Drouth
- L. S. U. Ex-President Admits Two Charges
- Gold Imports Slump
- Score Injured in Riot at Communist Rally
- Steel Firm Chief Explains Profits
- O'hare Slaying Clues Sought
- Divorces Film Actor
- Guggenheim Heir Dies of Gunshot in Hotel
- Retail Trade Reported Rising to Season's Peak
- Phones Cut off from 'Bookies'
- Dies Presses Probe of Merchant Ships
- Snow Cruiser Advances over Ice-Coated Roads
- Physician Orders Rest for Senator Ashurst
- U. S. Indicts Nine in Building Probe
- Baby Born with Two Heads, Now Normal; Gains, Thrives after One is Amputated
- Sentenced to Die
- State to Open Kuhn's Private Life during Trial
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- Appeal Times Granted in Trade Desist Orders
- Bird Funeral Services Set
- Obituaries
- S. L. Children Sending Yule Gifts to Chinese
- Pipeline Oil to Reach S. L. about November 16
- Funeral Rites Held for Prominent Matron
- Plane Victims' Rites Arranged
- Newcomers Praise S. L. as Most Likeable' City
- Obituaries
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- Sports Show Increase Noted
- Women Workers Hear Appeal in Community Chest Drive
- School Superintendent Voices Plea for Youth
- Marines Mark Birth of Corps
- The Weather
- 'U' Engineers Receive Permission to Paint Town in Watercolor
- Engineers Wait Smoke Classes
- Probe Pressed in Cliff Death
- Drivers Draw Fines in Court
- Business College Plans Founders' Day Banquet
- Gunshot Costs Boy his Thumb
- Insurance Company Head Calls for Close of Government Bureaus to Aid Business
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- News of Record
- Fellowship Announced
- New Suits Filed
- Annulment Granted
- Divorces Granted
- Divorces Asked
- Deaths
- Marriage Licenses
- Marriage Licenses
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- Home Building Program Set
- Reclamation Meeting Nears
- Special Service Planned for S. L. Exchange Club
- Utah Bar Association Nominates Candidates
- Sheean Sounds War's Warning
- Friends Give Best Wishes to R. L. Bird
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- Walter Picks Scraps from the Gag Bag
- 'Wuthering Heights' Showing at Star
- 'Old Maid' Offered Studio Patrons
- Dead Ends Kids Play at Victory
- U. of U. Group to Present Wilder Farce
- Marlene's Underpinning 'Comes Back
- Ann Sheridan on Capitol Screen
- Shapely Dietrich Legs Play Important Part in 'Western'
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- Watch Baby's Habits for Nervousness
- Points for Parents
- If You're Moving
- Keep a Healthy Budged for Thanksgiving
- Newlyweds Had Better Take a Grain of Salt with Elders' Advice
- Wear Plaids and you Can't Help but be in Style
- Canby Hunter Arrives from Wisconsin to Visit his Uncle En Route to New York
- Rock-a-Bye Baby in your own Trundle Bed
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- More Parties Planned for Fae Wood
- Two Hostesses Entertain Friends Informally
- Miss Parsons' Friends Plan Parties for Her
- Vacation Ends
- Three Visitors in Salt Lake Complimented When Mrs. Johnson is Hostess
- Sisters Visit
- Mrs. Schramm to Give Dinner Party
- Arlene Crittenden Honored at Dinner Given by Mrs. F. S. Nelson
- Osteopathic Auxiliary Plans Bridge Fete for Student Lo an Fund Benefit
- Eugene Willeys Give Dinner Party
- Helen Alston is Bride of W. D. Nebeker Jr.
- Ruby Yeager, Lloyd Jacklin Take Vows in Temple
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- Pedestrian, Driver Obey Signals but Fatality Occurs
- Prison Advisory Group to Consider Purchase
- New Redistricting Law to Change Vote Areas
- Father Demands Child's Custody of Grandmother
- The Weather
- Assembly Held
- Earmarking of Tax Income to be Studied
- Punch Board Charges Bring Fines for Five
- Norwegian Discusses City of Flint Release
- School Drivers to be Trained
- City Postpones Traffic Budget
- Utah Welfare Officials Told of U. S. Policy
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- Spencer Given Term on Perjury Charge
- Armistice Day to Stress Peace
- Police will Get Another Chance at Book Larnin'
- Boy, 6, Struck in School Lane
- 2 Candidates Await Canvass
- State Asks for Bids on New Snow Plows
- Veteran Postoffice Clerk is Sentenced
- Hotel Men of Five States View 1940 Prospects at S. L. Conclave
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- Funerals
- Travel Weary Morgan Opposes Moab for Spot in State Gridiron Finals
- Butts and Baker Increase Margin
- Westminster Set for Ogden Tilt
- Joe Barney Top in Major Loop
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- Sports in a Nutshell
- Terry Orchard to Face Lewis
- Introducing Men of the Moleskins
- Bowl Heads Should Get Vols Early
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- Pioneer Marks 94th Birthday
- M. I. a Gives Show
- Meeting will Honor L. D. S. Missionary before Departure
- Women, Girls will use School Gym for Class
- Motorist Pays Speeding Fine
- Club to Meet
- Phone Line Installed at Alta Ski Shelters
- Two Schools Conduct Program for Parents
- Instructor Selects Cast for Granite School Play
- Director to Speak
- Heber J. Grant to Speak at Dedication of Chapel
- Educator Describes Night School Program
- S. L. County Farmers Name Aaa Committees
- Students Hear Patriotic Talks
- Land Purchase Plan Opposed
Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-11-10 | Page 7
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-11-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6v166xg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v166xg |
Page Metadata
| Type | page |
| Date | 1939-11-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v166xg/18825178 |