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- Army Will Retain Inductees for Only 18 Months
- Utahn to Face Slaying Count
- Taft Blocks Quick Okeh on Tugwell in Senate
- Johnson Flays Ocean Parley
- Gun Turret, Microscopes, Rowboat, Ladders-It's 'First Crime Laboratory on Wheels'
- Nation's Chief Sees Warfare through 1943
- President Asks Safety Effort
- Green Urges 9th Point to Cover Labor
- Manufacturers Ask Congress to Levy General Sales Tax
- Defense Program 'Fails,' Says Byrd
- British Sub Lost
- Forty Missing in Harbor Blaze; Ship Hulks Yield Two Bodies
- Huge Nazi-Finnish Pincers Pressing in on Leningrad
- Chinese-Russ Pact Foreseen
- Elliott Roosevelt Lands in London after Talk
- Three U. S. Naval Planes Forced down at Sea
- Baseball Today
- Page 2
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- Price of Food Still Going Up
- Brazil Airliner Crashes; Two Americans Aboard
- Streamlined Train Hits Freight, Hurting Three
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- Duchess Wins Stay of Gas Execution
- CIO Spurns Confab with AFL on Plane Wage Stabilization
- Forty Missing in Dock Blaze
- U. S. Spurs Aid to Middle East
- Flood Control Bill Signed by President
- Three Japanese Seized in Spy Plot Fraud
- Rail Collision Injures 2
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- Page 4
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- Half Million Frenchmen Freed in 12 Months
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- Good-Night, Nurse! is This Any Way to Act?
- U. S. Ferry Plane Victims Buried Together
- German Press Raps 8 Points
- Great Britain Produces All Sugar Required
- Sabotage Fear Sweeps Paris
- Churchill Spurns Cigar Hoarding
- Nazi Attack Intended for Churchill Fails
- Allies Claim Ship Toll of 4, 007,000 Tons
- Page 5
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- Smoke Control Tests Given 66
- S. L. May Lose CCC Office
- Appointment Asked
- Martyred Policemen of Salt Lake
- Carry Identification, Citizens Warned
- Group to Visit Historic Site
- 3 Polio Cases Strike Utah
- Fire Control Plan Will Continue
- Furniture Men Urged to Curb Inflation
- Realty Board President Ends Salt Lake Visit
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- Page 9
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- Rotary Chief Tells Ideals
- Town Lowers Mill Levy
- USAC Signs Teacher
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- U. S. Planner Surveys Utah County Housing
- It's Vitamin E--for Economics
- Wife of Ex-Utahn Dies in Car Crash
- Takes Schools Post
- B Y U Creates New Radio Unit
- Kiwanians See Films
- 5-Week Strike Ends in Provo
- Car Spotlight Leads to Fines
- Utah Crash Victim Remains Critical
- Emery Schools Obtain 18 New Teachers
- Weary of Washouts, Farmers Build Stronger Barrier
- Provo Democrats Plan to Reorganize
- Cedar City Girl Killed in Two -Story Leap
- Sign up Early, Students Told
- DUP Camp Schedules Election Meeting
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- Page 11
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- Six Speeders Receive Fines
- Army Orders
- Chop! Chop! Chop! and $55 Vanishes
- County Fair Board Sets Meet on Final Plans
- Supervisor Named
- State Begins Hearing on Carrier Service
- Protection for Stars
- Car Hits Pole, Driver Charged
- S. L. Navy Mothers to Treat Tars
- Boy, 10 Months, Burned by Simmering Soup
- Honor Roll
- Sheriff Seeks Suspect
- River Project Okehed
- Notes Progress
- Long Term Farm Loans Explained to Group
- Concert at Fort
- Open Bridge Bids
- [Untitled]
- County Worker Gets State Job
- Addresses Optimists
- City Studies Proposal to Exchange Land
- Clean-up Planned
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- Page 13
- Fines Found Constant in Denver Plan
- The Weather
- California Delegation Scores at 20-30 Club Convention
- Plant Builder Buys Material
- William H. Hornibrook of Salt Lake Quits as Minister to Costa Rica
- Roads: Fort Douglas Improvement Project Gets Continuation
- 100 Expected at Governor's Traffic Meet
- Reserve Officer Gets Missoula Assignment
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- Study War, Peace-Time Value of Aircraft
- Water Project Trickles Away
- Eight Empire Aviators Pause in Salt Lake
- Maw Plans Saving in Combining State Inspection Services
- Saw Slashes Thumb
- Ensign Visits Parents
- Machinery Stolen
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- Page 15
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- Two Inducted over Protests
- State Assured of Steel for License Plates
- Republican Women Schedule Party
- Funeral Rites Arranged for Mrs. Schell
- Analyst Predicts Russia Will Lose Kiev, Leningrad and Moscow
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- Bullfight May Draw Crowd but No Blood
- Tipsy Activities Bring $10 Fine
- Police Hunt Tourists
- Bourbons to Frolic
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- Page 17
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- It's a Regular Homecoming
- Norma Allen to Attend Her Sister
- Anita Nichols Has Set Her Wedding Date
- Miss Merrill Entertains
- They've Made Plans for Late Summer Nuptials
- Calendar
- Miss Rice is Feted
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- There's Always Something Doing Around Town
- Miss Harley to Wed at St. Mark's
- Theron Parmelees Are Traveling
- Page 18
- Sports Mirror
- Squads Arrange Loop Playoffs
- Draftees: Few Big Seven Gridders Inducted Yet
- Eastern Colleges Expect Boost in Grid Attendance This Fall
- Mrs. Hall Leads Terrific Trio in Quest of Traps Laurels
- Fort Women to Play
- Insulators Take Game
- [Untitled]
- New Trojan Mentor Isn't Worrying About Football -Yet
- Garside Moves Closer to State Junior Title
- Sports Slate
- Reluctant Team Captures Title
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- Page 19
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- Alter Tilt Second Round Court Program
- To Play Links Event
- Meet Slated
- Arizonans Tip Salt Lakers
- Careless Play Records Ace
- Fight Results
- [Untitled]
- Scout Aids Brooks in Drive
- Ivory Hunters Watch Bees-'Nuff Said
- Baseball Bigwigs Watch Bees Divide Double Header
- Pro Lions Sign Glen Morris
- Major and Minor League Box Scores and Standings
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- Page 21
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- Business Today
- Wool Futures
- Dealings Slow on S. L. Board
- Salt Lake Stock Market
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- Sugar Market
- Bank Clearings in Salt Lake
- Economic Barometer
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- Investing Companies
- Potato Market
- Boston Stock List
- Tuesday's Bond Averages
- Produce Markets
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Flour
- Wheat Futures Gain Strength
- Livestock Market
- Metal Quotations
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
- Tuesday's Stock Averages
- New York Curb List
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- Many Stock Leaders Unable to Repeat Slow-Going Recovery
- Funerals
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- Page 24
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- Services Set for Pioneer
- Flying School Graduate Visits Parents in S. L.
- Rails Will Meet Needs, Says Freight Agent
- Fall Injures Girl
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- Salt Laker's Process Turns Tin Can into Metals Strategic to U. S.
- S. L. Motorist Dragged by Own Automobile
- Tax Collection Increases
- Airmen to Return
- Worker Injured in Mine Reported as 'Fair'
- City Grants $500 to Repair Flour Mill in Liberty Park
- City Studies Lease Bid for Oil Truck Depot
- Dance Supplants Lunch on Kiwanis Program
- Mystery Adds to Police Woes
- Board Pardons S. L. Prisoner
- Spotlight
- Driver Waits Sentence on Hit-Run Charge
- Peace Roosevelt's Aim, Granger Tells Throng
- Mackay Family Picnics
- Fall off Roof Injures Youth
- L D S Temple Reopens
Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-08-19 | Page 4 | Half Million Frenchmen Freed in 12 Months
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1941-08-19 |
| 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/s6dj6pvh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj6pvh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Half Million Frenchmen Freed in 12 Months |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1941-08-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj6pvh/16935323 |