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- Loss at Ogden Alone Set at $100,000
- Children Take over Day at Utah State Fair
- Lo! Poor Pueblo Wants Indians
- Briton Captures Nazis' Plane, Flies to R A F Airdrome
- G O P Leader Names Issues of 1942 Race
- Odlum Asks Spread of Defense Orders
- America First Cancels Lindbergh Broadcast
- Veteran Publisher Dies
- Utah Traffic Kills 3 More
- Italy Boasts Daring Attack on Gibraltar
- Crash Kills Three in Kidnap Incident
- Helen Morgan 'Better'
- Capture of Oesel Reported by Nazi Dispatches
- Leningrad Pledges: "We Will Win or Die"
- Add Modern Day Misfortunes: That B. C. F. (Big City Face)
- Chinese Say Japanese Suffer 150,000 Loss
- Baseball Today
- Attack Axis Shipping
- Taylor Leaves Rome
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- 600 RAF Planes Battle Enemy
- Iran Parliament Okehs New Cabinet Officers
- Germans Blast Ships of Fleeing Norse
- French Say Dakar Ready for 'Any Attacker'
- British Claim Convoy Raid
- China Denies Reports of Peace Offers
- Greek King in London
- War Aid Missions Arrive in Russia
- Three Airmen Missing on RAF Bomber
- Today's War Moves
- Argentina Plans Nazi Trial
- He Doesn't Believe in Appeasement
- Nazis Stone Guards as Escape Plot Fails
- Total Seizure Feared in Vichy
- Boris En Route to Meet Hitler
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- Japan Rushes Big Force to Northern Area
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- Traffic Safety 'Do's' and 'Don'ts' for Students
- Utah Soldiers Battle Mud
- Salt Lake City News in Brief
- Army Seeks 100 Recruits for Aerial Training
- State Begins Inspection of School Buses
- Registration for Evening School Slated This Week at West High
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- Carriers' Band Plays for Vets
- Hundreds of New Jobs Will Appear Soon with Sugar Beet Harvest
- Vernal Boy, 9, Fractures Leg
- Page 4
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- Speed Defense Output, LaGuardia Urges
- 15 Missing When Rains Sweep New Mexico
- Tent Fire Fatally Burns 8-Month-Old Girl
- Tropic Storm Imperils Gulf
- Army Flier Killed as Parents Watch
- Taft Says War Impends over Shoot Orders
- Ricardo Cortez' Ex-Wife Succumbs to Burns
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- They're a Good Man, it Would Seem
- U. S. Will Launch Giant Battleship
- Court Hears Spy Got Plane's Data
- Stone Back in Capital
- Plea for Peace or Long War by Nazis at Stake in Russ Drive, Say Senators
- Hull Urges U. S. Alter Arms Act
- Knudsen Backs Sea Policy
- Starts 10th Year in 'Iron Lung'
- Conscience-Ridden Slayer Ends 'Ghost Visits' with Poison
- Movies' Clique Control Proved, Says Clark
- Army Planes Collide in Air
- Train Mishaps Kill Four Men in Idaho
- Cawn't a Bloke 'Ave Any Fun?
- Woman Beggar's Hoard Found
- Leaders Vow War Aid Speed
- Captive Mines Strike Ends
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- Page 9
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- Local News
- With a Hi, Ho! Come to the State Fair
- Members of St. Martha's Guild of St. Paul's Church Give Smart Fall Tea
- Davis Sisters Give Party
- Calendar
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- Riches Are Here
- Miss Clark Wore Gown of Taffeta
- Matron Feted at a Dinner
- Mrs. Miller Honored by Mother
- Scoop! Chi O Receives Pin
- Denverites Visit
- Baysingers Visit
- Mrs, Therese Milius Was Honored Sunday by Her Daughters at an Open House
- More Parties for Popular Alice Moyle
- Business Girls Set Meeting
- Leave for Coast
- Page 10
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- Camera Stolen
- First Social Slated
- Flower Show Planned
- Testimonial Given
- B Y U President Stresses Spirituality in Teaching to Meet World Crises
- Provo Third LDS Ward Names New Bishop
- Deadline Approaches
- State Hospital Hearing Will Open Wednesday
- Crash Injures Two Arizonans
- 'Y' Health Head Reports
- Two Motorists Draw Fines
- Park City Driver Freed on Reckless Charge
- State Briefs
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- Railway Opens New Mine Spur
- Utah LDS Stake Meet Planned
- Fuel Dealers Name Executive Officers
- 20-30 Convention Sets Policies for Clubs
- Florist Plays Piano as His Hobby
- Davis County Firefighters
- Barbers Labor in Fiesta Wake
- Holladay Awards Prizes to Flower Growers
- Tooele Holds Suspects in $270 Theft
- Medical School Dean Will Address Clubs
- Remodeling Scheduled for Vernon Chapel
- Faulty Driver Gets $25 Fine
- C of C to Hear Backman
- Weed Supervisor Calls for Spraying Orders
- Jordan Camera Club Chooses Officers
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- Urges Safety Use of Meter Funds
- Price Boost for S. L.
- Irving P-T A Serve Tea
- Independent Bankers Protest Fiscal Inquiry
- Hit-Run Driving Charged in Crash Injuring 8
- Self-Service Court Chances Reported Good
- Driver Draws 49 Days in Jail
- S. L. Arms Unit May Set Record for Speed in Construction
- One Child Burned, Another Overcome in Explosion
- $1000 Marihuana Crop Seized in S. L. County
- D U P to Hear MAW
- Rotarians Plan Sketch on Flag's History
- Don't Look Now, but Autumn Lies Just Around the Corner
- C C C Moves
- New Law Adds $1,000,000 to Utahns' Taxes
- Page 12
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- Sports Mirror
- Anderson Leader in Pin Victory
- Brooks Get Chance to Hike Lead
- Vital Box Scores
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- Feminine Gunners Share in Honors
- North Rifle Team Wins Annual Tilt
- Salt Lake, Nampa Gunners Top Field in Traps Competition
- P I T A Results
- Champs Crowned in Post Event
- Coult's Bird Wins in Pigeon Race
- Today's Sport Parade
- Timps Regain Margin in Semipro Playoff
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- Fine Play Gets Title for Parker
- Enter Club Finals
- Tepee Topics
- Week End Sports
- Perry in Finals of Dale Tourney
- Here's a Lot of Wasted Energy for Pros
- Big Seven Teams Active
- Fort Tourney Opens
- Railmen Split Double Bill
- Dale Par Pared
- Sammy Snead Gains on Hogan by Winning Hurst Tourney
- Fast Openers Encourage Gridders as Favorites Score Easy Wins
- Western Group Ready for Grid Openers
- Canyon Club Slate
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- Business Today
- Metal Quotations
- Sugar Market
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- Trading Rises on S. L. Board
- Salt Lake Stock Market
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- New York Bank Stocks
- Economic Barometer
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- New York Curb List
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings
- Rail Liens Make Minor Gains
- Produce Market
- Boston Stock List
- Wheat Closes Little Higher
- Livestock Markets
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Potato Market
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
- Investing Companies
- Stocks Keep Balance in Face of Deteriorating War News
- Earnings
- Heavy Sea Fog Envelops New York Harbor
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- Masons Gather for Utah Meet
- Police Probe Taxi Theft
- Zone Adjustment Chairman Named
- Manual of Regulations on Welfare Planned
- Parents Fight School Shift
- Wolfe to Head Labor Talks
- County Proposes Increase of 44 in S. L. Election Districts
- Home Defense Lists Increase
- U. S. Officials to Attend Senate Hearing
- Chest Appoints Leaders of Retail Trades Unit
- Carving on Display
- Benefit Group Leader Visits
- C C C Graziers to Meet
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-09-22 | Page 3 | Army Seeks 100 Recruits for Aerial Training
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1941-09-22 |
| 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/s6nw0shm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nw0shm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Army Seeks 100 Recruits for Aerial Training |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1941-09-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nw0shm/16944273 |