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- Flashes
- law Conviction
- Colorado Robber Caught
- Copper Price to Hold at 18 Cents, Jackling Thinks
- U. P. Will Speed Train to Coast
- Other Lines to Meet Fast Train Time
- Hundreds See Parachute Jumper Fall to Death
- Airline to Test Device to Pick up, Drop Mailbags during Flight
- Mississippi Floods Sweep Farm Lands
- Sheriff, Eight Others Convicted in Run Case
- Inter-Island Airline Planned in Hawaii
- Gypsies Admit Killing, Eating Dozen Persons
- Workers Sought for Beet Fields
- Broker in K. C. Shot by Woman
- Slayer in Texas Sentenced to Death
- Killed by Fall
- Royal Wedding Postponed by Gypsies
- Vessel Drifts Helpless at Sea
- Capital Punishment End in Germany Assured
- Tariff Battle Looms in House in Coming Week
- Charred Body of Girl Found
- Washington Police Must Report Incidents When They Use Guns
- Liquor Quarrel Led to Murder; Man Confesses
- Hoover Takes Fishing Trip
- Two Arrested Trying to Rob Bank Messenger
- Anne Morrow, Mother, Sister Reach Houston
- Society Shooting Probed
- Meningitis Examination Planned in Idaho Town
- Dog's Bark Broadcast to Byrd Expedition
- Uptown Fire Rages in Muskogee, Okla
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- Missing Youth Foul Play, Parents Think
- State Fair Books Reported Good Condition
- Grand Jury in till Monday
- Police Make Raid
- Deputies 'Fine' Gypsy Tribe for Alleged Theft
- Head of Legion Will Visit S. L.
- Two Are Selected as Delegates to N. E. A. Convention
- Man Fined $299 on Liquor Law Charge
- Man Pleads Guilty to Violating Cigaret Law
- Disease in City Shows 25 per Cent Decrease
- Milking Contest at Brigha Won by Harer Lady
- Youth Held for Kicking in Door and Taking Coat
- Alleged Stealer of Auto Captured
- Westminster Juniors Will Present Play
- Youth Expelled by Father Plans 'Exile' in Utah
- 8 Employes of O. S. L. Railroad to Get Pensions
- Frat Initiation Will be Probed
- Two Deny Attempts to Rob Theatre Watchman
- Girls' Masquerade Held at Westminster College
- Three Cities Want Man Held Here
- Pace and Garff Nominated at Utah U. Primary
- Stack Addresses Club
- Newman Clubs Elect Officers
- Bank Institute Plans Election
- Damage Totaling $250 Done by Blaze at House
- Company b at East High Wins Trophy
- Two Youths Hurt as Motorcycle, Auto Hit
- Purcell to be Present at Wife's Operation
- Explosion Sets House Afire and Uncovers Still
- Man Arrested on Bad Check Charge
- Suspected Robber of Store under Arrest
- S. L., Summit County Dairymen to Meet
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- The Book Parade
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- Authoritative Book
- The Island
- Radical Ideas Rumored to Have Defeated Sinclair's 'Boston' in Favor of Oliver's Psychological Study
- Tale of Mother Love, Sacrifice,
- Romance Vies with Mystery in Story by German Author
- Concentric
- Gaunt Picture of Broadway's People Seen in 'Times Square'
- Laughs Abound in Humorous, Readable Tale of Adventure
- A Story of War and Romance
- A Writer's Purgatory
- Romantic Story
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- M'pherson Case May be Opened Again on Coast
- Semifinalists in Contest Picked
- Woman Gets Life for Murder of Recluse
- Fruit Company Fined $80,000 in Honduras
- Foods That Go Together
- Boys Prepare Hobby Show in Connection with Boys' Week
- Last of 4 Men Who Took First Movies Succumbs
- Beauvais Bags
- Quilted Calico
- Grocer Found Not Guilty of Assaulting Girl
- New Rothstein Theory Voiced
- Sinclair Urged to Keep Corporation Chairmanship
- To Tour Japan
- Chicago Coroner's Job Offers Fertile Field for New Ideas
- Island Dream City Planned by Chicago for 1933 Exposition
- Gasparri Making Ready For
- East Hi Students to Elect Officers Monday
- Local News
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- Cadets Drill for Inspection
- Girls Club Wins Snapshot Contest
- Two Boys First to Enter Garden Contest
- Editors Chosen for Westminster Paper
- Roman Banquet Planned at West High School
- Red and Black Shows Third Motion Picture
- Whisky Still, Wine Seized by Dry Agents
- V. W. C. A. Meets
- East High Will Present Annual Opera on May 4
- Operetta Given by West Junior High Students
- News of School and Playtime
- Thirty Students at West High Picked for Oratorical Contest
- Funds Raised at Brigham for Purchase of Calves for Boys
- Whittier School Plans to Teach Students Games
- Officers Named at Meeting of Utah Fair Board
- East High Will Exhibit Student Work in Design
- West High Girls Play Baseball
- King of Salt Lake for Four Days
- Beard Contest Held at East Hi School
- Springville Hi Makes Awards
- Nominations Made at Springville High
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- Conditions South Mills
- Held at Vest High School
- Reception be Discontinued
- Judgment Vindicated
- To Observe Child Health Day Here
- Furnishings of Texas' Club Go to Warehouse
- Local News
- Australia Flier Reaches Sydney
- Open Phone Service
- Howard Faces Murder Charge
- Local News
- Giants Can be Made in Laboratory, Experiments on Dog Reveals
- Dairymen Organize
- Local News
- Citation Served on Gov. Long
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- Late Spring Spurs Salt Lake Building Activities
- Company Plans to Build 40 Houses
- Estate Activity Brisk, Bowman Says
- Leave Fort Douglas
- Six-Room House Combines Old and New in Architecture
- Hoagland Buys Model Home on Military Drive
- Rental Demands Heavy in S. L., Baird Reports
- Youth Beaten, Robbed by Companion in Car
- Woman Convicted for Death of Stepson
- City Beautiful Laws Advocated
- Home Owners Pay Attention to Landscaping
- Building Permits Are Issued for 16 Residences, Apartment House
- Suburban Plots Prove Popular
- 12 Residences Are Sold for $78,050 Total
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- Doctor Claims New Treatment for Diabetes
- Attaching the "gadgets"
- Number of Homeless in New York Higher
- Injured Flier under Arrest in New York
- Storms Hit Poland
- Over the Radio
- Westminster Team to Continue Debates
- Boy Shoots Girl
- Final Period to Start at Westminster Monday
- Ksl
- Administration Chiefs Claim Senate Will Not Pass Debenture Plan
- Alleged Smugglers of Airplanes Captured
- Importer Found Shot, Poisoned
- 12 Naval Officers Ousted in Mexico
- Alleged Slayer Caught
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- O. S. L. Ties Salt Lake Aggregation Again, 1-1, in Soccer Feature
- British Pole Vault Champ
- Howell, Guss Reach Singles Finals of Young Tennis Meet
- Krugmen Tumble to Three Games behind Missions
- Boise Hi Tracksters Win 4-Team Track, Field Competition
- British Tennis Team to Meet U. S. Players
- Seattle Awarded '30 Northwest Pin Meet
- Snaps of Brigham Young Relay Carnival
- Local A. A. U. Track Officials Planning Intermountain Meet
- Job for Newspaper Man
- Bradford Takes First Place in Initial Horseshoe Meet of Year
- Mullen Postpones Card as Principals Are Ill
- Summaries of All Events in Young Relays
- Tooele Athlete Wins All-Around Championship of 'Y' Relays
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- Vilma Banky Starred in Alsace - Lorraine Love Drama at Granda
- 'Rose of Picardy' at Playhouse for Week's Showing
- Cast Children for New Denny Starring Picture
- Tully Marshall Signs
- Theodora Warfield is "the Rose of Picardy" at Playhouse
- Marilyn Enters the Talkies
- Von Stroheim Disappears after Making Pictures
- Talking Comedy Stage 'Idea' Fill Bill at Capitol
- Mystery Picture Draws Praise on Paramount Bill
- Peter Pan
- Star Returns to Screen after 2 Years Absence
- Hoot Gibson Gives Pony Rides to Child Fans
- Director Terms 'Temperament' Nervous Energy
- Trying to Grow Up
- Sally is Star in Back Field, Too
- Pantages Offers 'Bellamy Trial,' Vaudeville Bill
- Film Stars Invest in Variouis Enterpriser
- Production Started on New Mystery Thriller
- Director Picked to Do Chorus Numbers
- Special Music
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- To Claim in Florida Trial
- Arrested as Smuggler
- Companies 12 Million Merger
- Of 300 American Sculptors Exhibited
- Crowning Apple Blossom Queen
- They're "Hoover Orchids"
- Which is Most Dangerous, Police or Firemen's Jobs? Denver Argues
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- Historic 'Fives Court' Will Pass When British Embassy is Moved
- To Go to Colony
- Boston-S. F. Mail Time to be Cut to 34 Hours
- One of the Million
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- George O'brien, Lois Moran in 'True Heaven' on Movietone at Victory
- Blane is Now Sally Blane in Real Life Too
- Current Attractions
- Arlen Gets Lead in 'Dangerous Curves'
- Powellesque Statistics
- Director Returns
- Chevalier, France's Funniest Man, is Hollywood's Newest Recruit
- Esther Ralston Stars in Film at Gem Theatre
- Rolling Pins Must be Modern for Sound Sequences
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- Leads Field in Opening Tournament at Fort Douglas
- Tah 'U' Tracksters to Play Host to Cougars in Dual Meets Saturday
- Capture Position in Coast Relays
- Varsity Beats Mass. Tech
- Eight Junior High Baseball Contests Booked This Week
- Hi School Pitcher Wins Game with 1 Arm, 1 Leg
- Officials Named for Scholastic Track, Field Meet Booked May 10
- Hildreth's Hopes for Kentucky Winner Fade as Mei Foo Falters
- Local Sandlotters to Shape up for Season This Week
- Local Bankers Roll 2694 in Telegraph Meet
- 15,000 Golf Fans Cheer British
- Daviscourt, Dern Will Meet Again
- Southern League Chucker Accused of Fixing Pellet
- Local Copper Club Backers Await Paul Strand's Verdict
- Three-I League
- Veteran King of Auto Road Here for Short Visit
- East-West Again Expected to Lock Horns in Kentucky Derby
- East, West to Clash in Prep Tennis Tuesday
- Lefty O'doul, Harper Are Latest Mcgraw Castoffs to Make Good
- Crimson Poloists Split up for Red, White Competition
- Archers Plan Bow Tourney at Saratoga
- Retains Title
- It's a Rah-Rah Team
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- Art and Music
- B. Y. U. Students Hear Alumna in Song Program
- Captist Singers to Offer Biblical Tale
- Nature, Realism Mark Maya Art
- Cast Chosen for Annual Opera at University
- Music Program
- Local News
- Composer Sees Music as Voice of Womanhood
- Provo Artist to Leave for Art Study Abroad
- Plans Progressing for Western Music, Radio Trades Convention
- Singer's Career Marked by Many Unusual Events
- Beethoven Oratorio Rendition Planned
- Takes to Teaching
- Chamber Society Plans 4th Concert for Sunday, May 5
- Piano Students Present Recital
- Youthful Violinis Lauded at Concert
- Zimbalist Owns Large Collection of Instruments
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- Happiness and Success
- The Collegiate Sailors
- Know Utah
- Why Truth Can Wait
- New Kind of Insanity
- A Washington Bystander
- Ancient Cathedral in Danger of Fall
- Must be Good, Now
- Jots from History
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- Advocate of Birth Control Answered
- Thinks 'Interested' a Demented Person
- Explains Conditions of Pipeline Work
- Outlines Expenses of Working Folk
- She Would like to Meet 'Interested'
- Cat Offered Salary
- Telling the World
- Local News
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- Sport Talk and What Not
- P. C. L. Directors to Squabble over Women's Admission
- 13 High Schools to Enter Region 1 Track Tourney
- Ira Dern Victor in Spanish Fork Mat, Ring Card
- 93,000 See Soccer Contest in England
- Bige Ready for 6-Round Bout with Newcomer Monday
- Kennedy Victor in Owens Bout
- Lewis Trounces Twin Falls Lad
- R. O. T. C. Holds Lead in Battle for Crimson Intramural Trophy
- Aggie, Cougar Net Competition Moved to Monday, May 6
- Veterans Lead American Loop Batting Column
- Filer High Wins First Place in Idaho Tourney
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- Gavuzzi Augments Lead by Capturing Lap in Pyle Race
- M. I. T. Crew Captain Rows in Second Shell
- 4 Straight Victories Make West Favorite to Cop Baseball Title
- Enoch Bagshaw Ouster Attempt Keeps Football in Spotlight
- Tenas League
- To Honor Yale Scrubs
- Bobcats Definitely Sign for Hoop Tilt with Pittsburg Five
- Hitting, Fielding Laurels Won by New York Giants
- Sam Barry Signs to Coach Trojans on Court, Diamond
- Columbia Wins from Navy Crew
- Canzoneri Defeats New Yorker Easily
- Telegram League Baseball Plans Will be Outlined on Saturday
- American Association
- Southern Association
- Western League
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- Arms Meeting Moves Slowly
- Books at Library
- John Bull's Coming Election Will be His Most Expensive
- K. C. Police Investigated in Liquor Disappearance
- Local News
- Paper Co. Head Will Testify
- Rebel Band Attacks Train in Mexico
- State Highway Commission Issues Report on Utah Road Conditions
- Reduction of Advertising in Radio Programs Urged
- Local News
- 5 Indicted for Plane Thefts
- Local News
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- Costs Pass Days
- Balk for Women
- Want Their Ruler Tall
- Recruit Days
- Kaiser's in-Law May Visit U. S.
- Horse Cabs Block Traffic
- Sheep-Dog 'Sings' British Anthem, Follows Talk in Two Languages
- Gangs of Waifs Disappear from Russian Streets
- German Police Bothered with Crime, Traffic
- Greeks Find Haven in African Climes
- The London Letter
- Madras Official Discovers Tiger beneath Table
- London Chefs Are Forbidden to Become Fat
- When Italy Showed Its Confidence in Il Duce
- Italy Discovers Rich Oil Supply
- Move Nelson's Frigates
- Subway Across Sahara Desert Advocated by French Engineer
- Serbians Try to Break Chains of Age Old Customs
- Thieves Steal Bible Venerated by Greeks
- English Women Seeking Seats in House of Lords
- Pan-Pacific Congress Will Discuss Surgery
- Manchurian Provinces Become 4 instead of 3
- Soviet Pension to be Inherent Right of Age
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- Yankees Beat Athletics; Braves Trim Giants to Remain in Lead
- George Uhle Hurls Tigers to Easy Win
- Senators Rally in Ninth to Win, 3-2
- More Marks Fall in Penn Relays
- Thomas Turns Back Indians with 5 Hits
- Ohio State Sprinter Does Iron Man Stunt in Penn Relay Meet
- Pimlico
- Smith Hurls Boston Club to Victory
- Pirate Rally Falls 3 Wins Short of Victory
- Phillies Pound Trio of Robins for Victory
- Race Results
- Lexington
- Cards Divide Twin Bill with Cincinnati Nine
- Byron Grant Ties for Third in High Jump at Drake Carnival
- 'U' Relay Outfit Takes Second at Boulder, but Disqualifies
- Scalpers Reap Huge Profits on Seats for A's Yankee Series
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- Races of Lost Sought by Excavators
- Good or Keep Silence is Club Oath
- Oldest Tree Split into Firewood
- Fees Low
- Paris Opposes Any Changes on Ile Saint-Louis
- Pawnshop Rate Cut
- Alsace Business Boom is Reply of French Premier to Criticisms
- King George's Sons Given Important Task
- Fastest War Vessel Now in French Navy
- Duties on Electricity
- Ancient Roman Lock Balks Russian Skill
- Eiffel Tower's 40th Birthday to be Observed
- Germans Agitate for Restoration of Old Colonies
- Launch Submarine
- The London Letter
- Her Time is Valuable
- Baby Princess Makes Yellow Stylish Color
- Radio Heating Plant Planned
- Scandinavian Singers Unite in Big Festival
- White Russian Exiles Troublesome Problem to Officials of Shanghai
- Failure to Read Stars Cause of Ship Fire, Claim
- Paris Police Corral Many Medical Frauds
- Soviet Seeks to Conquer Plague of Bureaucracy
- Japan's 'Sailor Prince' Expected to Wed Soon
- Hydraulic Brake Tests on Planes Successful
- Prince of Wales Sign Draw Berlin Buyers
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- Requa to Work for Oil Compact
- Longer Season on Deer Hunting Urged for Idaho
- Ogden Drug Co in National System
- 800 Idahoans to Work on 1930 Federal Census
- Weber College Students Are Guests of U. A. C.
- Mrs. Mary L. Anderson Dies at Logan Home
- Will Visit Spanish Fork
- Utah and Idaho News
- Brigham C. of C. Seeks to Increase Beet Acreage
- Opera Presented by Moroni High School
- Service Star Legion Officers Visit Tooele
- Aid Safety Campaign
- Son Born
- Son Born
- Davis High School Holds Nomination
- Idaho Plans Transfer of Motor Department
- Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Sophia L. Larsen
- Cut in Wool Tariff Not Likely, Bacon States
- Tooele High Accredited by N. W. Association
- Announce Marriage
- Tiny Pilot to Seek Records
- B. P. W. at Tooele Names Officers
- Officers Are Elected
- Hold Demonstration
- Builds Glider
- Park Beautified
- Weather Bureau Learns Habits, but Not Origin or 'Twisters
- Engineer Will Survey Airports in Idaho
- Birth Announced
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- Salt Lake Miring Stocks Make Definite Headway toward Higher Price Level
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- Assessments
- Bons Traded at Fast Pace
- Naval Stores
- New York Bond Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Curb Market
- Prices Soar on N. Y. Curb
- Flax
- Copper Market Remains Quiet
- Salt Lake Curb
- Investment Trusts
- Mines
- Coffee
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- Rebs Needed Mechanic-Took Him They Must be Beautiful-and They Can't be Dum Lounging in the Mode
- Peggy Joyce Didn't Get Him
- "Richest Bachelor" Wed
- Local News
- Lost Captian's Kin Ask New Probe in Yacht Mystery
- Senate Committee Meets to Devise Relief for Farmers
- These Types, from All Sections of Nation, Were Chosen for Their Voices
- In Gastonia Strike Riot
- When Seas Battered East Coast
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- Debt Meetings May Continue 2 Weeks Longer
- President on Way to Chamber Meet
- Salt Lake to Entertain Delegates to M. W. A. Convention
- Cafe Proprietor Fined
- Speech Readers Club to Hold National Hearing Week May 1-7
- May and December Wedding May Yield Motive for Death of Man
- Boy Badly Injured When Hit by Truck
- Woman at Ogden Ordered Releases
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- Speculation for Advance Vigorously Resumed on New York Stock Exchange
- Period Passed Wall Street
- Dry Goods
- Markets at a Glance
- Krumvieda Well Develops Heavy Gas Pressure
- Wall Street Briefs
- Metals and Money
- New York Stock Quotations
- Sugar Market
- Wool Market
- Utah-Bunker Hill Mining Company Opens Property in Tooele County
- Livestock Markets
- Ogden
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- East St. Louis
- Omaha
- South St. Paul
- Los Angeles
- South San Francisco
- Sioux City
- Earning Reports
- High Call Money Not Alarming Banker Asserts
- Cotton Market
- Coffee
- Clearing House Report
- S. F. Quotations
- Fruit and Hops
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- Transatlantic Airline Planned
- Ex-Football Captain Captures Bandit
- Gen. Sandino to Enter Mexico as Refugee
- Radio Chief Dies
- Faith in 'Tabor Luck' Justified by Latest Redemption of Mine
- Man Wants Life Term in Jail to Escape Devil
- Three Indicted in Paving Fraud
- Local News
- Wartime Economy Measure Still in Operation in Massachusetts
- Parker Cramer Will Attempt to Break Record for World Flight
- Two Idaho Boys Caught in Cavein
- Stone Will Not Quit High Court
- Local News
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- Bingham Urges Adequate Army Flying Service
- Contest Planned May 3 at Westminister
- Local News
- Largest Carilon in America to be Dedicated in May
- Primary Class at Lincoln School Expert Folk Dancers
- Local News
- Price Elks Lodge to Get Charter next Saturday
- Liquor Blamed for Two Deaths
- Henpecked
- French Doctors Ask for Law to Curb Beauty Parlor Practices
- Washington U. Probes Initiation at Frat
- De King Raider Loses Position
- Copped the Prize
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- Mine Boom for Colorado Seen
- Dry Agents to Face Trial for Shooting
- Leavitt Maps Program to Aid U. S. Indians
- The Weather
- Deaths
- Rise in Metal Stocks Booms Utah Exchange
- Snow Forces Cramer to Stop at Fairbanks
- To Form Cabinet
- Report of Called Bonds
- Putting on the Screens
- Rubber Market
- Flour
- Earnings
- Penn. U. Professor of Medicine Dies
- Schooner Aground
Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-04-28 | Page 17 | Boston-S. F. Mail Time to be Cut to 34 Hours
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1929-04-28 |
| 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 |
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| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63213fk |
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| Article Title | Boston-S. F. Mail Time to be Cut to 34 Hours |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1929-04-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63213fk/19443600 |