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- Yanks Abandon 4th Air Base in China
- War in Brief
- Americans Take First Fort Guarding Metz
- Nazi Battleship Tirpitz Sunk by Allied Planes
- Blood Donations Urged
- Reds Seize Budapest Suburbs to Tighten Squeeze on City
- Brain Specialist Helps Treat Hitler as Ghost Pens Speech, Reports Say
- ODT Asks for Blackout on Holiday Travel
- Mckellar Seeks Position of Senate President
- Americans Seize Leyte Peak
- Nazi Radio Says Hitler is Well
- Davis, 2 Others on WLB Resign
- Novelist's Son Killed
- Eisenhower Appeals for 6th War Loan
- Hans Hold 60,000 [Illegible] Justice'
- [Illegible] Broadcast [Illegible] Chile [Illegible] Did U. S.
- Alma Mater Pays Honor to Pyle
- Auto Mishaps Kill Youth, S. L. Woman
- [Illegible] Tribunal [Illegible] Review
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- Death of Chinese Puppet May Reverse Jap Control
- Puppet President of China Dies
- Axis Radio Tells of Murder Try
- Barbara Fritchie Home Sold as 'Shrine' Site
- Fugitive Reaches Mexico
- 8th Army Drive Nears Ravenna
- Halsey Foresees 'Phony' Jap Bid
- Reich Blasting Hits 638,880 Tons
- Jap Loss Advanced Invasion of Leyte
- Escaped Nazi Prisoners Nabbed on Spanish Ship
- Britain Repays Part of Loan from RFC
- 2 Survive Plane Crash on California Peak
- Japs Report B-29s Again Reconnoiter Homeland; Warships Bombard Nips on Volcano Isles
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- Coast Boy, 9, Loses 35 Pounds Trapped for Week in Trunk
- Judge Continues Trial of Dorsey
- Ethel Barrymore Stricken with Pneumonia Atack
- 'Lame Duck' Session Expects Plenty of Talk, Little Action
- WFA Denies Plan to Ration Cigarets
- Democrat Extends Quaker State Lead
- Dewey Vacations at Georgia Site
- Prisoner Flees in Army Plane
- Republican Keeps Missouri Lead
- Little Change Seen in Food Supply
- OPA Sets Price Ceilings on Clay Pipe, Fittings
- 3 Major Music Record Makers Capitulate to Petrillo's Union
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- [Illegible] Mains [Illegible] at Reservoir
- Happy Birthday
- Apostle to Visit South
- 'Code' Telegram Help Utah Open Annual Celery Week
- Turkey Shortage Faces Civilians
- New Wool Coats to Resemble Fur
- 2 S. L. Polio Victims to Return Home
- High Court Studies Gambling Charge
- 4 New Buses Shipped to Salt Lake City Lines
- New UEA Officers Set Meeting in Salt Lake
- 'Brand New G. I. ' Says Good-by to Horse due for Film Test
- Coast Trips Bring Gas Suspensions
- Women Organize for Bond Drive
- Communicable Diseases Show Gain over State
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- FBI Officers Hunt Escaped Tooled War Prisoner
- Named Training Chief
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- Writer Arrives for S. L. Speech
- Nephi Union Loses Pay Hike Plea
- 500 Firms to Spend 2 Million at Mart
- Yule Tree Vendors Need Licenses, Clerk Warns
- Christmas Club Savers to Draw Big Santa Claus Stake
- Ask Musical Instruments
- Utah District Courts Handle 303 Cases in '43
- Visits Wineries
- 100 S. L. Children Wait Quiz Kid Test
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- Local News
- Vote Canvass Starts on S. L. Election Early Reports Hint 13 Checkers Find Few Mistakes
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- [Illegible]-Long Drive Paper [Illegible] Paper under Way
- Former Trainer of Princess Alice Succumbs after Operation
- Winds, Snow Give Utah 1st Blast of Real Winter
- Budget Group Discusses State Insurance Plan
- Local News
- 9 Utahns Die in Action; 10th Killed in Crash
- Will Arrive in S. L.
- Lee Gains Votes as 7 Counties Wind up Canvass
- Sears-Roebuck Official to Speed Farm Aids
- To Set Fair Dates
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- Domestic Faces Charge of Taking $1000 Coat
- Clearfield Sewer Bids Slated for Opening
- USPC Officials En Route to Rail, Utility Meet
- 49 Take License Tests in Beauty Culture
- City Ponders Funds for Water System
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- Ate,Aggie Victories Make Lurkey Day Clash Natural
- Rep Moguls Tied up Playoff Squabble
- Ask-End Sports in Brief
- Granite-East Play 0-0 Tie
- Officials to Meet
- Studio 5 Plans Coast Journey
- Girls' Hoop Loop Slates Meeting
- 2 Football Players Die of Injuries
- National Hockey League
- Eight Experts Pick 18 of 20 Games Right
- No. 1 Maintains Advantage
- Ogden Arsenal Soccer League
- Idaho Tackle Apes Riegels
- Fort Golfers Elect Officers for '45
- Ken Strong Kicks Winning Goal, but Doesn't Count
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- P. L. Remais Suspended
- Detroit Kegler Tops Chicago Pin Meet
- Football Scores
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- Army Win over Irish Glamorizes Navy Tilt
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-11-13 | Page 5 | Apostle to Visit South
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1944-11-13 |
| 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/s6k08cnw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k08cnw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Apostle to Visit South |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1944-11-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Apostle to Visit South Charles A. A Callis member of the theL theL 1 L D S council of twelve apostles and Mrs Callis will leave Salt Lake City Tuesday evening for a atour atour atour tour of the southern states mis mis- sion Mr Callis president of the mission for 28 years said he would dedicate a church at Spartanburg S S. C. C |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k08cnw/17156581 |