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- France: Unafraid, Army Prepares Anew for Battle
- Ruck Parley Opens on War Defense Note
- 1940 Traffic Death Toll
- Motor Transport Chiefs Getting Together on Freight Hauling Problems
- Legislator Denounces as Treason Strike Halting Naval Building
- S. L. County Firemen Fight $15,000 Blaze
- Abbeville Retaken, French Army Says
- Pope Cancels Trip
- Kentucky Has Quake
- One Traffic Death Mars Utah's Memorial Day
- Crash Leaves Victim Dying on Road
- Strike Halts Work on Four Warships
- Baseball Today
- Destroyers Christened
- Tax, Debt Hike Held Essential
- New Defense Outlay Asked by Roosevelt
- U. S. Charge D' Affaires Goes to Kremlin
- Italy Expected to Fight before Declaring War
- Hitler Receives Italian Envoy
- Allies Stream out of Trap
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- Gamelin Reported in Paris, but without Command
- Actors Called to Britain
- King's Name Stricken
- France Rewards Colonial Troopers for Valor
- Flanders Retreat Proves Planes Can't Rout Strong Naval Units
- War Analyst Will Write for Telegram
- Thick Fog Blankets Channel, Covering Escape of Allies
- Germans Rounded Up
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- Trotsky Aids Held, Questioned on Raid
- Two Ex-Luxury Liners Patrol South America
- Senator Schwartz Sees Good Wool Demand
- 121,,560 Famalies Seek WPA Aid in Cleveand
- Possibility of Sabotage Probed after Blaze
- Weather, War Put Curb on Retail Trading
- 7-State Development Canvass Waits on Boulder Measure
- U. S. and Annenberg Reach Tax Accord
- Memorial Day Deaths Hit 79
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- Text: Roosevelt Says Caution Demands Defense be Certain
- M'Nutt Urges F. D. R. to Run
- Ford Replies to Charge by NLRB Examiner
- Senator Urges Stricter Patrol of U. S. Border
- Dewey Prases Divorcing Defense and Politics
- Fast Building of Vessels Set
- Slain Girl Discovered in Flaming Auto
- First U. S. Battleship in 19 Years to Leave Ways as Nation Speeds Naval Construction Drive
- Army Orders
- U. S. Warns Against Molesting Citizens
- Senator Changes Bill on Foreign Silver
- Indiana Man Nominated for Postal Office
- Lindy Kin Urges Aid for Allies
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- Two Holiday Accidents Furt Five Children
- Production of Autos Shows Upward Business Trend, Sales Chief Declares at S. L. Parley
- Ex-Salt Laker Reported Safe in War Zone
- Obituaries
- Obituaries
- Obituaries
- Calendar Continued
- Statistics
- Ex-Provo Man Dies on Coast
- Nine Compete for Crown
- Citizens Hear War Warning
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- Mishap Driver Gets $75 Fine
- Bank Worker to Attend School at Rutgers
- Ogden Police Hold Man Probe of Blaze
- [Illegible] P. Rail Conductor Ends 6 Years of Service
- State Grants Water Shift to Kennecott Copper
- S. L. Woman Operator of Elevator Dies
- Audubon Group Official Sets S. L. Address
- Final Inspection Made on New Bridges
- Board of Equalization Opens Discussions
- Masonic Funeral Rites Slated for Barows
- Commissioners Study City Fire Stations
- State-Wide Food Stamp Usage Seen by Chief
- Expert Disapproves of S. L. Plane Plant
- Funeral Set for Miner
- Order for Power Cases' Settlement Issued
- Mrs. Sprague's Funeral Services Conducted
- 3 Salt Lakers Will Get Degrees at N. Y. U.
- Regulation of Butter to Take Effect
- Session Opened by Methodists
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- Better Country Roads Receive Credit for Increase in Population
- America Talk to Feature U. of U. Rites
- S. L. Elks Trek to Conclave
- King Confers on Plans for Utah Plane Plant
- Sets Neutrality Talk
- Army Reserve Awaiting Duty
- Pupils Donate to Red Cross
- Pigeons to Carry Expedition News from Colorado Gorge to S. L.
- Hobbies: Onequa School Pupils Hold Annual Carnival
- 60,000 Autos Lack Inspection Tags as Deadline Nears, State Says
- Court Complaints Hint at Much Rudeness
- Council Plans Sticker Study
- 'U' Alumni to Fete Graduates of 1940
- St. Mary's Students Hold Picnic at Lagoon
- G. O. P. Leaders Await Willkie
- Bandit Robs 3 in S. L.; Slugs 1 of Victims
- The Weather
- Principal Honored
- Will Begin Sentence
- Young Vandals Receive Blame in Home Damage
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- Ruth Millett Says-Being Model Wife Should be Easy-for a Model
- Kitchencraft This Wedding Cake Can be Easily Baked at Home
- Extremes Will Meet Atop Smartest Heads
- Clancy is Buried in His Uniform with Full Honors
- Your Baby Middle Child Needs Some Family Notice
- Pique Popular for Summer
- Eye-Catching Coat
- Jeweled Eyeglasses
- Courtship and Marriage Important Thing, Newlyweds, is Lightness of Mood
- Cologne Takes Honors Now
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- Summer's Just Beginning Collegians Think of Fall
- Culture Lure Club Holds Annual Fete
- Party is Set in Honor of Miss Nye
- Parties Honor St. Mary's Senior Classes
- Mrs. Steele Gives Breakfast Fete
- Salt Lake Vacationers
- Parties for Brides More Brides Are Being 'Entertained by Friends
- Travels East
- Social Work Groups to Hold Banquet
- Mrs. Brayton to Go East for Wedding
- Mrs. Brazier is Honored by Mrs. Field
- Snelgrove-Johnston Marriage Held
- Travel Eastward
- Ursel Peck Recites Vows with William Groen Jr. at Pretty Church Wedding
- Miss Bracken to Honor Byrona Dell
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- Raymond Gets New Break after Hard Battle to Wipe out Slump in Movie Career
- Prize Ring Drama due at Victory
- Star Presents Bowes Revue
- Melody and Mirth Feature 'Scandals' on Utah Stage
- Howard Files Reply
- What to See, Where to See It
- Columnist Presents Broadway Vignettes of Personalities, Doings of near Great
- 'Strange Cargo' Opens at Gem
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- Galaxy of Stars in A. A. U. Meet Perils 7 Records
- Diamond Slate
- Runyan Takes Midget Race
- Home Run Hitters
- International League
- Rally Wins as Sharp Sets Pace
- Henager Captures Runnerup Spot
- Texas League
- Amateur Federation
- Women Enter Fort Tourney
- Mathieu, Kingsley Fall in Amateur Tourney
- 'Rick' Lost Money to Save Lives
- Cudahy, Zinik Top Softball League
- Junior Tennis Players Dominate Provo Meet
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- Market Panic Follows in Old Groove
- British Transfer Sounds to U. S.
- Investing Companies
- Bank Clearings in Salt Lake
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- Trade Slumps on S. L. Market
- Salt Lake Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- New York Bank Stocks
- Flour
- Metals and Money
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- Produce Markets
- Potato Market
- Boston Stock List
- Economic Barometer
- Early Market Gains Running to 2 Points Trimmed at Close
- Prices for Bonds Make Advance
- New York Curb Exchange
- Wool Futures
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
- Livestock Market
- Sugar Market
- Fruits, Vegetables
- Rubber
- Wheat Prices Drop 2 Cents
- Range of Chicago Futures
- Funerals
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-05-31 | Page 9 | Davis Woman's Flowers Win
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1940-05-31 |
| 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/s6qv4v1z |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qv4v1z |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Davis Woman's Flowers Win |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1940-05-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qv4v1z/19503488 |