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- Britain will use Force, Chamberlain Declares
- Seven Ealier Tries to Kill Hitler Listed
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- Holland Maps Defense Plans
- Nazi Police Round up Suspects as Hitler Escapes Bomb Blast
- 20 Coast War Planes Wait Ship to Europe
- Jenkins Keeps Margin after Vote Recheck
- Senator Thomas Joins Defense Survey Junket
- Race News Service to Bookmakers throughout Illinois Comes to Halt
- Montrose Bars Electric Plant
- Morgenthau Denies Hike in Debt Limit
- Couple Hold up Bank and Escape with $500
- President, Labor Heads Scan Ship Transfers
- Gunshot Kills Eureka Hunter
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- 'Ham and Egge' Pension Group Starts Drive for Third Ballot
- Soviet Envoy Returns
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- Byrd Plans Parley over Snow Cruiser
- Panama President Ill
- Church Men Man Draft Hoover to Mediate War
- Hopkins Seeks to Boost South American Travel
- Shop Early Sign Cites Danger of 'Set Ahead' Yule
- Paralysis Victim Plays Chess and Cards; Keeps Spirit after 8 Years in Iron Lung
- Two Ships Seized
- Union Stage Workers Walk off Movie Lot
- Eleanor Holm Tells Hope for Luckier Second Union
- Alilen Spy Ring Traps Young Belgian Officer
- Kuhn Larceny Trial is Begun
- Garner, Wheeler Urged to State Candidacies
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- Honor for N. Y. Guest Planned
- 'Rookie' Policemen to Study Shooting under Fbi Course
- Knights Templar Pick New Officers
- Colorful Parade, Tabernacle Service to Mark Observance of Armistice Day
- Crash Victim Faces Charge
- Appeal will be Taken from $12,716 Judgment
- Appraisement Reports Filed on Two Estates
- Women Plan Toy Guidance
- Youth Glorification Program Broadcast
- Welfare Meet Talk Slated
- Voice of Bell, Now Silent, Rang out Half Century Ago
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- Board to Plane Art Festival
- Oil Man from Rumania Studies Methods in U. S.
- Club Waits Flier's Visit
- Jordan Legion Women Hostesses to Officers
- Two Officials of Utah Fined by Idaho Justice
- Warns Against Fires
- Group will Fight Special District
- Mercy Group to Push Drive
- Zoning Change Appeals Heard
- Engine Trouble Theory Arises to Explain Private Plane Crash in Box Elder County that Cost Lives of 2 Utahns
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- Hedy and Taylor Playing at Gem
- Infant Star Falls in Love---with Fire Engine; Actress' Tiny Foot Costs Studio $75 for Shoes
- Old-Time Minstrels Given New Punch
- 'Dust be My Destiny' to Open at Utah
- Emire Room Slates Hawaiian Program
- Memories Revived of Roaring 20s
- What to See where to See It
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- Parities Planned to Honor Fae Wood' Fore Wedding
- Visits for a Day
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- Miss Harlan Honors Miss Williams
- It's a December Wedding for Miss Barich
- Two Visitors Honored
- Mark Atkinsons Honeymoon in Los Angeles
- Dinner Fete Honors Betrothed Pair
- Miss Evans Entertains
- Kennedys Travel
- Off to the Theater after Dinner
- Thalmans Give Party for the Websters
- To Give Supper
- Mrs. Dayton Entertains Junior League at Tea for Provision Als
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- Fines Imposed on 4 Hunters by Holladay Justice Court
- Apostle to Speak
- Suspect Pleads Guilty to Charge of Assault
- Cyprus High Players will Present Comedy
- Service Clubs Hear Governor
- Accused Driver Wins Acquittal
- Holladay P. T. Meet
- Jordan Legion Sets Programs
- County Towns See Road Show
- Midvale Club Women will be Hostesses to Members in Murray
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- War Games Make 'Widows of Ft. Douglas Wives
- Three Students Voted Admission to Owl and Key
- Blue Surplus Stamps Ruled Subject to Taxes
- Varied Crimes Keep Officers in S. L. Active
- Guard Training Periods Listed
- W P A Chief to Speak
- City, State Preparing to Observe Book Week
- Tax Meeting is Called by Board of Education
- Commission Releases Prisoner at Nighttime
- Party to mark Safety Record of Rail Group
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- U. S. Helps 6000 Youths
- The Weather
- Safety Society to Seek 1040 Conclave for S. L.
- Copper 'Fight' Seen for Utah
- Now his Musical Car-Horn Plays 'How Sad I Am'
- Cave-in Kills Bingham Miner
- Child Pedestrians Call for Vigilance
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- Recheck Shows Result Change
- Hit-Run Fatality Victim in Utah County Identified
- Judge Bosone to Speak at Safety Conference
- Dairymen Ask Parking Privileges Downtown
- Wood Asks Tolerance for German-Americans
- Drivers Fined in Police Court
- Drivers' Test Data Studied
- B. Y. U. Dance will Aid Loan Fund for Students
- Coroner Absolves Officer in Fatally Shooting Youth
- S. L Awaits Sheean Talk
- Marines' Anniversary
- Banks will Open Later under Wage-Hour Law
- Advance Chest Gifts Revealed
- Price Control Case Dropped
- Station Requested
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- Education Week
- Farm Income near 5 Millon
- Committee Selects Spot for Buildings to be Erected at Site of New State Prison
- Law Authority to Speak Here
- Idahoan Sentenced
- Utah Labor Leader Goes to Conclave
- Chamber Requests City to Help in 1940 Census
- Opera Singers Given Stand-Ins
- Department Store Employe Congratulated by Telegram
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- Polo Team Awaits Official Consent
- Provo Organizes Quarterback Club
- Wahlen Paces Smelter Win
- Morgan Advances into Semifinals
- Introducing Men of the Moleskins
- Colorado Mines Seeking First R. M. C. Football Title Since' 18
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- Grid Experts Vie for Extra Prizes
- Burt Leads Scoring in Telephone League
- Kunn has 298 Bowling Game
- Camels, Hot Sands Share League Lead
- Miners Meet Cyprus High
- Delta Meets Hinckley for Regional Title
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- Jack to Referee Match in Manila
- Idaho Coach Drills Squad for Cougars
- Pitt Severs Grid Series with Duquesne for 1940
- Tulane Presents Powerful Eleven
- Nofsinger Rolls High
- Sports in a Nutshell
- Coach Gets Sick Leave
- Cherokee Keeps Lead
- Utah Pheasant Season Closes
- Horseshoe Champ
- Berkovitz Leads Scoring
- East Nears City Crown by 28-7 Win
- Parson Mentor may Start Subs
- Gronlund Rolls 256 for Barbecue Team
- Mel Thinks Tribe may Stop Yanks
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-11-09 | Page 4 | Two Ships Seized
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-11-09 |
| 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/s6bw1jsw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bw1jsw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Two Ships Seized |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-11-09 |
| 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/s6bw1jsw/18833660 |