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- Hitler can have Peace but not on his Terms
- French Report Huge Losses of Nazis in Big Saarland Battle
- British Seize Luxury Liner
- Embargo Repeal Held Boon to War Mongers
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- Hit-Runner in Tooele Kills S. L. Resident
- U. S. Requests Russians Curb Finn Demands
- Job Security Viewed as Boon to Teaching
- War Flashes
- Jurors Indict Striking Union
- Injured Man, Found in S. L. Hotel, Believed Kidnap-Slugging Victim
- Flash!
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- Cio Continues Peace Group
- Iroquois Docks Safely in N. Y.
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- Heart Attack Kills Killer after Double Shooting
- Capital Becomes New Catholic Archdiocese
- Veteran Afl Secretary Retires after 43 Years
- Los Angelenos Swelter, Mercury Rises to 92
- Foreign Sales Bugaboo Fades
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- James Roosevelt Resigns High Post in Marine Corps
- British Planes' 'Delivery' Near
- Sails to Lecture
- Air Crash Kills 5
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- Death Ray Easy to Make, Claim
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- U. S. Food Price Level Declines
- Man, 106, Refuses to Become Ward of his Son, 73
- Dispute Shuts 7 Auto Plants
- Cio Pickets Agree to Quit S. F. Docks
- Four Autos Pile Up
- Murillo Masterpiece Found in Junk Pile
- Toll Rises to 7 in Bus Tragedy
- Army Orders
- Crash at Crossing Kills Idaho Driver
- Laemmle's $3,000,000 Left to Son, Daughter
- 'Poland will Rise Again,' Herbert Hoover Says
- Warships Reach Hawaii
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- L. D. S. Building Chiefs Confer
- Brewers Plan to Stop in S. L.
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- New Testing Laboratories Used by Road Commission
- County Closes 'Haley Affair'
- Harmonica Courses go into Second Week
- Constitution Drafters of Utah Plan Cabinet
- Detroit Man Sought
- The Weather
- Deer Season 'Preview' Sends Man to Hospital
- Safety Meet Called for Federal Drivers
- Tax Officials to Visit S. L.
- Ccc will use New Uniform
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- Clubs Pledge Aid for Peace
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- Matron Marks 81st Birthday
- Stipulated Judgments Settle Accident Suits
- S. L. Employer Fined on Long Hours Charge
- Policeman Injured
- Preliminary Hearing Set in Grand Larceny Case
- Six-Month Jail Term Ordered in Auto Case
- Sues Resort
- Utah Leader of Veterans Felicitated
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- M'cune Final Services Held
- Walter H. Robinson, Ex-Provo Business, Musical Leader, Dies
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- Mrs. Barlow's Rites Planned
- Eureka Native Dies in Bingham
- Division Heads Named for Chest Campaign
- Obituaries
- Eisteddfod may Mark 1947 Utah Centennial
- Salt Lake and Intermountain Obituaries
- Brown Funeral Services Held
- Eagles to Meet
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- Justice Sets Driver's Trial
- Sugarhouse Announces Outdoor Program to Celebrate $207,000 Street Project
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- Davis County Primaries Set
- People's and Nonpartisan Groups Unite in Campaign
- Rotary Officer Speaks
- G. O. P. Study Club
- Sentence Waits Man for use of Firearm
- 'Galena Days' to be Yearly
- Awards Given 4-H Members
- Drive Launched by Red Cross
- Bingham has Lead in Ordinance Move
- Sandy Students Leave for F. F. A. Conclave
- Hillcrest Ward Sets Annual Celebration
- Midvale Council to Hear Special Auditor's Report
- Four Motorists Fined on Speed Charges
- Farmers Tour Areas under Weed Control
- Sugarhouse Chamber Picks Board Members
- City Ticket Named at Republican Rally
- Christian Endeavor to Open Convention
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- Page 14
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- Women Fight for Cause of U. S. Peace
- When to Treat Baby More as a Child
- Wine and Blue Gray Tones Dominate in Richard Mulliner Home
- Test your Manners
- Take Special Care of your Piano
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- Resolve Now to Live up to Clothes
- Testing Curls
- Ann and Cynthia Carry on Alone While Corrie may Rejoices at Being Free
- Like Calls for like in Make-Up
- Sorority of Smartness
- Care for Hands
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- Rhea Gunn, D. W. Connole to Marry October 30
- Begin a Southern Utah Wedding Trip
- Three Parties Given this Week for Lola Fisher, who Takes Vows Monday
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- Mildred Berry is Now Mrs. Larsen
- Miss Christie to be Bride
- Gwendolyn Searle Names Attendants for Reception next Week
- Raleigh Moores Greet Friends at Reception, Then go on Wedding Trip
- Denton Pearsons, Married in September on Coast, Receive Salt Lake Friends
- Miss Peterson and Fiance to be Honored
- Bridge Fete for Bride
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- Entrants File for City Race
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- Purse Snatcher Dislocates Victim's Finger in Struggle
- Doorbell Pusher Decides He Rang Wrong Number
- Ccc Stresses Meaning of Work, Says Leader
- Electric Shock Kills Workman
- County Board Affirms Hospital Attendants
- Provoans Welcome Rubinoff and Violin
- $400,000 Damage Suit is Ordered Dismissed
- Examinations Slated for City Positions
- World's Model Plane Record Made in S. L.
- New Food Plan Soon to Start
- 'Pioneer Days' Trail Halted
- Dr. George Thomas Receives Invitation to Washington Meet
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- Traffic Engineers Note New Hazard
- Fire Safeguard Ordinance Soon to be Drafted
- W. C. T. U. Meet Told Need for Education
- Workers Study Housing Survey
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- Boys' State Parley Set for Saturday
- Bourbon Group Leader Arrives
- Welcome, Lunch Mark Eastern Star Session
- The Weather
- Shed Tear in this Slot for Nickels Parking Meters Got
- Genoa Sailor Began Cruise on August 3
- Nominate Candidates
- L. D. S. Missionaries Back from Europe
- Fire Official Conducts Oil Workers' Class
- Vocational Meeting
- Schools Hold Columbus Day Observances
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- East Pins Grid Hopes on Pitt
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- South Wins Fray in City League
- Red Retire 27 Yankee Batters in Order during World Series
- Colorado Mines to Play Greeley in R. M. C.'S Most Vital Skirmish
- Senators to Keep Harris as Manager
- Ogden Defeats State Champs
- Veterans Bolster South's Grid Hopes in Drive for Salt Lake City Laurels
- Backseat Driving
- Tooele Wins No. 16 from Grantsville
- Scheffel will Sub for Tiller at End
- Leaders Gather for Prep Meet
- Davies High Man in Phone League
- Thurgood Top Man in Federal Loop
- Today's Guest Star
- Delta Gridders Beat Richfield
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- Ute Mishaps Leave Ike Jittery
- Nimrods Get Permits for Elk Hunting
- Kent Ryan Back with Pro Squad
- Dodgers Release Six Pro Gridders
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- Links Stars Meet Champs
- Wrigley Seeking Pilot to Take Gabby's Place
- Miss Carolyn Smith Praises Cincinnati
- Lou Gehrig will Prove Fine Worker
- Price Club Plans Ski Lodge, Trails
- Rival Clubs Slate Red, Blue Tourney
- Bonneville Women Slate Tournament
- Bill may Start
- Will Captain Vandals
- Henry Defends Title on 13th
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- Rock Throwers Disrupt Class
- South High Cadets Hold Parade
- Fraternities to Hear Research Expert
- Tow Counties Harvest Beets
- These Capital Newcomers Feel they Belong Here
- Pilot Training to Begin
- St. Mary's Publication Announces Staff
- Ex-Utahns in U. S. Capital Organize Good-Will Group
- Held for Trial
- Payments Pare Delinquent Tax
Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-10-12 | Page 7 | Brewers Plan to Stop in S. L.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-10-12 |
| 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/s6dj9hr7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj9hr7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Brewers Plan to Stop in S. L. |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-10-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj9hr7/18848393 |