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- Fact Finders Ask Increase in Rail Wages
- Bombers Sink Ship
- Japan Dispatches Diplomat for U. S. 'Showdown'
- President Calls for Sacrifices
- Henderson Asks Ceiling on Copper Wire
- Wheeler Likened Unto Quisling in Senate Neutrality Debate
- Germans Split Russ in Crimea
- President Sets Vital Talk
- Mayor LaGuardia Wins Third Term in N. Y.
- Nazi Planes Wear Balloon Fenders
- Egypt Meatless Days Set Twice a Week
- Peery Elected Ogden Mayor
- Union Dues Strikers Win Job Compensation
- Matheson and Tedesco Elected
- Army Seizes 5 More Plants
- Nations Create Output Unit
- Wild Elephants See Pink Ones at Jungle Cocktail Party
- Indies Curb Gas Exports to Portuguese Colony
- Clothes Rationing Curbs Queen
- R A F Raids Sicily
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- Stock Winners Sell at Auction
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- Fourth of July is Long Way off, But
- Kiwanis Leaders Meet in Chicago
- Winners Listed at Ogden Show
- Teachers Elect
- Harvest Ball Set
- Plans Advance on Provo Plant
- Girls Outnumber Boys
- Suburban Briefs
- Helper Awaits County Dinner
- Arlington School P-T a Will Hear Lecture
- Farmington Club Names Officers
- Granger Mia Presents Play
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- Matheson, Tedesco Elected; Holley Holds 143-Vote Lead
- Losers Express Thanks for Campaign Help
- Miners to Set Election
- Federal Suspect Faces Court Arraignment
- Speedy Election Data Provided by Tribune-Telegram Bureau
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- Final Vote Totals in City Election
- S. L. Election Winners Disclose Programs
- 'Back to School' Night Scheduled at West
- Old Age Pension Group Schedules Meeting
- The Kids in Our Block
- The Weather
- Truck Owners Queried on Defense Work
- Social Workers Discuss Welfare Activity
- O P M Explained
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- Copper Strike in Its Third Day
- Amusement Taxes Ruled Applicable to Schools
- Snow Closes Road
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- Spotlight
- Better Selling Held Vital
- Obituaries
- Honor Roll
- Guest Speaker Named for Audubon Meet
- Lumber Firm Employe Dies
- Army Inducts 20 Draftees
- School Children Await Strawbridge Ballet
- Lodge Leader Leaves
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- Bomb Target Warning Given
- Utah Harvard Club Meets School Executive
- Many Happy Returns
- Traveler Head to Visit S. L.
- West's ROTC Officers Choose Leaders
- Pioneer Will Celebrate Her 82nd Birthday
- Kennel Meet Deferred
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- Mate Morose, Wife Charges
- Licenses to Wed Drop; New Laws Blamed
- Dance Backed
- Society Sues to Regain Tax
- Women Laud Commission
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- S. L. Airport's Control Goes to U. S. Hands
- Cabarets Ask Permit for Late Beer Sale
- Grazing Camp Directors Study Road Building
- Two Bicycles Stolen in S. L. over Night
- Sunday School Names New Board Member
- Two Utah WPA Projects Receive Approval
- She'll Shine on Fraternity's Parties
- Charred Letters from Air Crash Received in S. L.
- $1353 Stolen from Garage
- Emergency Seen Aiding Trucks
- Legionnaire to Speak
- Distillers' Official Blasts Drys for Prohibition Attempts
- State Business Board Releases Inspector
- Utahns Blast O P M 'Favor' of Big Companies
- Out the Bathroom Window They Must Go
- Teamster Strike Nears 'Showdown' Phase
- Boycott Meat, Jenkins Says
- Mayor Confirms Views Expressed in Denver
- $25 Radio Stolen
- Violation of Dyer Act Charged in S. L.
- Community Chest Volunteers Report $128,000; Drive Closes Tonight with $36,000 to Go
- Smoke Control Report Shows Great Progress in S. L.
- Woolen Mills Signs Pact with C I O Union
- Drunken Driver Goes to Jail
- Discusses Nazi Threat
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- Sports Mirror
- Aggies Yell All is Well Dingle Bell
- Ten Selectors Share in Lead
- Football Predicting Chart
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- Ski Patrol Set at Alta
- Darts Swarm over Speedy Farmer Star
- Jordan Nears Crown; B Lead in Deadlock
- But Gee Whiz, Huck, How Was I to Know We'd Need So Many?
- Leopards and Micks to Meet Saturday
- Pros Play Weekly
- Texan Retains Scoring Lead
- Davis Does it Again-Knocks off Granite, 6-0
- Parsons Await Carbon Clash
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- Business Today
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- Stocks Uneven on S. L. Board
- Salt Lake Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- Wool Demand Slashes Trading in Futures
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- Livestock Market
- Metal Quotations
- New York Bank Stocks
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- Sugar Market
- Wheat Mounts with Soybeans
- New York Curb List
- Produce Market
- Investing Companies
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Stocks Push into Higher Ground with Rails Leading Way
- Vanadium Firm Gets RFC Aid
- Schools Directories Out
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-11-05 | Page 13 | S. L. Airport's Control Goes to U. S. Hands
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1941-11-05 |
| 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/s6nk4p93 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nk4p93 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | S. L. Airport's Control Goes to U. S. Hands |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1941-11-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nk4p93/16963778 |