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- Doubled Levy upon Incomes Wins Support
- Russia Emigres Report Frantic Mobilization
- Bad Odor, Old Cages, Garbage-That's Salt Lake City's Zoo
- Roosevelt Treasures Liberty Above Life
- Arms Chief Backs Property Seizure
- Traffic Expert Heads Kiwanians
- British Lose 426 Tanks in Africa, Nazis Say
- 3-Year-Old Bingham Boy Killed as He Darts in Front of Bus
- Oil Firms Asked to Freeze Price
- U. S. Nears Censorship, Says N A B Head
- Axis Demands U. S. Removal of Consulates
- Turkish-Nazi Pact Forges New Link in Axis Chain
- Final Assault Begins Against Damascus
- Fire Hits 3rd Destroyer in Boston Navy Yard
- Japan Expects U. S. to Fight
- Famous Concert Pianist Dies of Crash Hurts
- London's Strawberry Prices Tumble to $3.80 a Pound
- Nazi-Soviet War Rumors Sweep over Europe; Red Radio Reports Blow
- Nazis Report Sinking Two Convoy Ships
- Baseball Today
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- U. S. Acquires Italian Ship
- Could He Read it If He Got it?
- To Leave Board
- Employers Bar Lumber Talks
- Antired Oath Demanded from Navy Employes
- Ex-Husband of Connie Bennett Dies with Third Wife at Side
- Roosevelt Asks Congress to Waive Ship Laws
- Firms Indicted on Sheep Prices
- Defense Plant Burns
- Rotarian Urges Labor Reform
- Lumber Car Buckles, Derails S. P. Train
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- U. S. Drops 8-Hour Day in Defense Outposts
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- Commons Asks for Sea Report
- 25 Saved at Sea
- British like U. S. Ships, Call Bunks Too Soft
- Hitler Telegraphs Turkey Greetings
- Paris Press Sees Break With U. S.
- London Refuses Demand for More Hess Data
- Ship Tries Blockade Run from Rio to Germany
- Bremen, Brest Feel R A F Fury
- North African War Returns to Normal
- Greek Fight Cost Empire 9000 Men as Prisoners
- Hitler Thanks Marshal for Balkan Conquest
- Italians Nab Detroiter Hiking to Germany after Ship Was Sunk
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- Officer Flees with His Scalp
- Utah Guards in Camp 'Get Along Fine'
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- "Take First Aid to Patient, Not Patient to First, Aid,' Telegram-Kiwanis Safety Students Learn
- Queen Judging Set for Friday
- Utah Woman Composer Dies of Long Illness
- Women of Moose Plan to Install Officers
- Crashes Hurt Four in Autos
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- Show Set at Lounge
- Widow Wins Plea for Benefits
- Tailor Firm Renovation Nears Completion
- Bingham Independence Day Events Will Feature Varied Program
- Eighth Legislator Refunds Extra Pay
- Joins Camp Faculty
- Deputy Enrolls in FBI School
- Missing Witness Must Pay $23.10
- C of C Offers Its Help to Grazing Service
- School Leaders Hear Speech Professor
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- VFW Book Selling Moves Briskly
- City Orders Sprinkler Installed in Hotel
- Bank Officers Advance Vice President to Head
- Driver Wins Extension on Tipsy Charges
- River Victims' Funerals Set
- Party Will Honor Veteran Resident
- Spark Ignites Gas, Burns Worker
- Hygienist Praises City for War on Disease
- Admitted Hit-Run Driver Draws $15 Fine
- General Depot Opens Bids
- Air Crash Inquiry Opens Saturday
- Helper Legion Elects Chiefs
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- Funeral Held for Ex-Utahn
- Ex-Legislator's Rites Planned
- 300 Rotarians to Visit
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- Marriage Licenses
- Marriage Licenses
- Separate Maintenance Asked
- Divorces Asked
- Divorces Granted
- Bankruptcy Filed Federal Court
- Deaths
- Albert M. Henriksen
- Chruch to Mark Special Day
- Funeral Services Held for Ex-Policeman
- Woman Loses Lawsuit Against Bus Lines
- Spotlight
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- Birthday for Pioneer
- Marcus Mack Murray
- Nora Liscomb
- Catherine Christensen
- Ruth Morrison Kay
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- Solidarity of Hemisphere Symbolized by Trio
- Stanford Educator Warns of Peril from Nazis in South America
- Weekly Entertainment Programs Prepared for Public Benefit
- Denies Striking Wife
- Nazi Victories Luring Latins, Visitor Warns
- Plans Readied on Arms Plant
- Downtown Site Picked as Collection Depot for City-Wide Scrap Aluminum Drive
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- Youngsters of 70 or More Recall Early Days at Old Folks' Outing
- Water Board Revamped as 5-Man Group
- Maw Prepares for Trip
- Scots to Meet
- The Weather
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- Pilots Edge out Bees, 5-4 in Tight Battle
- Hunter Downs Tooele City
- Pioneer Box Scores
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- Card Star Safe
- Now down, Now up-Indians and Cardinals Move Ahead as Yankees and Dodgers Continue Slipping Back
- Louis Defends Crown Again
- Semipros Slate Play-off Tilts
- Box Scores from Major Leagues
- Provoans Record 23-22 Triumph
- Shamrocks Nip 13 Klub, 8-4
- Walton Club to Meet
- Lefties Waiting Golf Meet
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- Peaches Batter Gemmell to Hold Loop Lead
- Railmen Climb with 9-6 Win
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- Business Today
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Companies
- Prices Spurt on S. L. Board
- Salt Lake Stock Market
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings
- Flour
- Rubber
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
- Livestock Market
- Lack of Buyer, Seller Confidence Turns Stocks Irregular
- Produce Market
- Sugar Market
- Winnipeg
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- New York Curb List
- Metal Quotations
- New York Bank Stocks
- Potato Market
- Wheat Market Rally Stalls
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-06-19 | Page 17 | Now down, Now up-Indians and Cardinals Move Ahead as Yankees and Dodgers Continue Slipping Back
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1941-06-19 |
| 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/s64b48kn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b48kn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Now down, Now up-Indians and Cardinals Move Ahead as Yankees and Dodgers Continue Slipping Back |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1941-06-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b48kn/16919764 |