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- Rail Strike Vote Looms in Pay Raise Battle
- Unions Protest Proposed Newsprint Cut
- Publisher Says Paper Cut Will Harm War Effort
- This Time Good Penny is on Way Back
- 3840 More Miners Quit Coal Fields in Kentucky
- Stalin-Hull Conference Looms after Eden Visit to Kremlin
- WLB Demands Full Facts on Portal Pay
- 2200 Dodge Workers End Wildcat Strike
- Yanks Push Ahead Four Miles in Advance on Rome
- Kaiser Predicts Hike in Plane Output
- Russians Race to Close Dnieper Trap; Fifth Army Storms Two Italy Towns
- Jap Offensive Blocks Burma Invasion Route
- FBI Unpins Annie's Pin-up Marine by Revealing Swank Uniform, Rows of Medals, All False
- Nazis Bare 'Plot' to Seize Hitler
- Price Ceiling Order Looms next Week on Live Beef Cattle
- Late News Flashes
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- Death Claims 2995 of 10,020 Hunger Patients in India
- The War Today
- Yankee Bombers Raid Nazi Air Base in France
- Nazis Now Want Cash Bonus for Superman Stunts
- Marines Bag Nip per Minute to Become Aces
- Guerilla Forces Wreck Nazi Mine in Bosnia
- Greeks Get Orders to End Quarrels
- Traveler in Reich Sees Antinazi Reaction
- Nazis Boast Sinking 33 Allied Ships
- Sabotage Reported Gaining in Rome as Allies Drive Nearer City
- Gripsholm Leaves Portuguese India
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- Suspect's Alibi Attacked in Oakes Murder Trial
- Witness in Oakes Trial Fugitive from U. S
- Tax Collections Keep Deficit from Increasing
- Captain Says Soldiers Improperly Trained
- Senator Asks Limit on Tax Deductions for War Bond Ads
- Navy Patrol Plane Fights Nip Bomber
- Racketeer Says N R A Leader Shared Bribe
- Ship Honors Senator
- Roosevelt Promises to Smash Jap Set-up in Philippines
- Norse Say Allies Sank Nine Ships in North
- Lewis, Ill with 'Flu,' Shows Improvement
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- Willkie Predicts 1944 Victory for Republicans
- Jew Assault Probe Promiser Reporter
- Shortage of Chaplains Found on Warfronts
- Pistol Packin' Patton's Poem Packs Punch
- Mad Dog Outbreak in Capital Hits Ex-Legislator, Wife
- Negro Father of Eleven Volunteers in Navy
- Better to Give than Receive-Blood, Troops Say
- CIO Transport Workers Urge Fourth Term
- Editor Passes Crisis
- Battle in Senate Forecast on Postwar Policy
- Senators Hear Warning by Expert of Critical Shortage of Coal
- New Ceilings Due
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- 11 Representatives Appointed to 'U' Men's Council
- 'U' Announces 'Revenge' Theme for Homecoming Festivities
- Officers Selected at Rowland Hall
- 'U' Appoints Music Manager from Group of 12 Applicants
- $1050 Fire Damages to Garage, Autos
- Police Investigate Car Theft, Two Prowlings
- Utah to Petition Navy for Release of Youth Wanted at Orem for Manslaughter
- Parks Department Sets Budget at $482,081
- L D S Announces Speakers for Sunday Sessions
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- Utah Continues Fight for Alumina Plant
- 13 S L Soldiers Become Citizens
- Three Gestapo Agents Executed by Poles
- Two Marines Drown in Coast Accident
- Last Nazi Escapees Captured by F B I
- Nurse Appointed
- Power Company Gets Award of $3472 for Fire Loss
- Rowland Hall Students Plan Stunt Night
- Ogden Officials Back Drive for Water Rights
- Transit Club Sets Installation of Officers Oct. 29
- $60 Stolen from Cafe
- Tipsy Driver Draws $100 Fine; Another Faces Sentence Oct. 29
- To Hear G O P Chairman
- State Announces Dates for Plumber Exams
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- Only One Death Driver of 12 Faces Serious Charges
- S L Man, 68, Succumbs to Hurts Suffered in Car-Pedestrian Mishap
- Agriculture Goals in Utah Wait Conference in S L
- Child Care Unit Opens in S L Grant School
- Mine Executive Describes Need for More Labor
- Christmas Packages Must be Mailed during November
- Air Route Hearing Set
- Salt Lake Sculptor Seeks to Inspire Art Interest
- Weather:
- Clear Skies Return, but Weather Will Remain Cool
- Vote Aids Warned to Beware of Illegal Practices
- Former S L Pilot Missing in Action
- Gives Garden Tips
- Nimrod Deaths Mount to Ten in Utah
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- Expert Picks Southern California to Snap Stagg's Winning Streak
- Sports Mirror
- Experts Give Colorado College Edge over Golden Buffaloes
- Bertelli to Leave Irish for Marine Service
- Granite Dumps Cowboys in Shortened Tilt
- Heavy Scoring Brings Raps by Grid Critics
- Utes Face Loss No. 4; Service Elevens Clash
- Granite Sophs Beat Cubs, 12-0
- Hurricanes Given Big Advantage over off-Beaten Utah Rookies
- Frank Hinkey's Vicious Tackling Ruined Foes
- Trojan-Pacific Clash Highlights Coast Bill
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- Four Inmates Fail in 'Half-Baked' Jail Break Attempt
- OPA Waits Return of Rescued Coast Hunters
- Springville Gets Third Mail Delivery Route
- Cyprus High Club Initiates 30
- Annual Ball Planned at Springville High
- Rockefeller Stock Sale Definitely Postponed
- Obituaries
- New York Bonds
- N. Y. Curb List
- Fruits, Vegetables
- Produce Market
- Potato Market
- Chicago Grain
- Wool Futures
- Livestock Market
- Salt Lake Curb
- On the Home Front
- Final Prices, Transactions on N. Y. Stock Exchange
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Report of Condition of the trust Loan & Trust Company
- 17 Issues Active as S L Stocks Turn over Fast
- S. L. Stock List
- Unlisted Stocks
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- USES Seeks Trucks to Dump Beets
- Rites Arranged for Railman
- Merchants to Hear Food Crisis Talk
- Baptist Group Maps Plans for Meeting
- Chemical Unit Waits Talk on New Crops
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- Mothers Prepare to Conduct 'Tag Day' Saturday
- Memorial Rites Set for Flier
- Utah Seeks Hearing on Land Move
- Remember These Ration Dates
- Joint Service Held for S L Couple
- Ceiling on Apples Takes Effect
- Spotlight
- Statistics
- Deaths
- Divorces Asked
- Divorces Granted
- Suits Filed
- Obituaries
- Funerals
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- Funeral Services Set for Child Killed in Mishap
- Child Care Center to Open Soon at Sahara Village
- Springville Jaycees Hear Dental Talk
- Ogden Tavernkeeper Faces Trial on Slaying Charge Nov. 9
- Ex-Provoan Aboard Gripsholm Exchange Ship
- Hill Field Deserter Nabbed in Oregon
- Human Skeleton Identified by Officials
- Heavy Snow Halts Probe of Old Hunting Death
- Welfare Workers Plan War Role
- South Juniors, Seniors Name Class Officers
- F B I Agent Tells Club Dangers of Sabotage
Salt Lake Telegram | 1943-10-22 | Page 17 | S L Man, 68, Succumbs to Hurts Suffered in Car-Pedestrian Mishap
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1943-10-22 |
| 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/s6wh3zcd |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wh3zcd |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | S L Man, 68, Succumbs to Hurts Suffered in Car-Pedestrian Mishap |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1943-10-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wh3zcd/17103686 |