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- U. S. Planes Sink Three Jap Warships
- Asks Motor Plants Run 24 Hours Daily
- Announces Lake Name
- Latest Flashes Tell War Story
- U. S. Air Carrier Sunk, Say Japs
- Two Trainmen Injured in Rail Accident
- Mayor Pleads for City Unity
- Fire Arrows Just Brush Embers
- Mediator Appointed
- Time Map Shows Changes That Affect War Zones
- Jap 'Chutists Grab Airport Manila Hears
- Freighter Runs Aground off Columbia Bar
- Unanimously Votes Axis War
- Germany, Italy Declare War on America
- Tobey Blames Honolulu Attack on Navy Head's 'Dereliction'
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- Tobacco Firms Receive Fines
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- Thomas Brands Strike Curb Bill as Too Drastic, Unnecessary
- Extends Food Stamps
- New President Named by SP
- Private Reported Dead Found to be Alive
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- Coal Mine Fire Traps Two Men
- Navy Casualty List Arrives
- Taken in Roundup
- U. S. Treats Axis Press 'with Consideration'
- Germany Matches U.S. in Arrests Made
- Utah-Nevada Prisoners of FBI Reach 40
- Newspaper Publishers Pledge War Support
- Plot to Blast Trestle Foiled
- U. S. Will Halt Marine Weather Data
- Radio Pioneer Dies
- Soldier Hints Doom in Letter, Loses Life in Hawaii Raid
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- How They Voted
- Clip and Save This Time Map-it Will Help You Follow Developments in Battle of the Pacific
- Regularity of Hawaiian Patrols May Have Aided Jap Raid
- Pershing Offers His Services, FDr. Promises to Use Them
- Text of Reich's Declaration of War on U. S
- Army Closes Canal to Shipping during 6 P.M.-6 A.M. Period
- Congress Lifts Troops Curb
- Here's Army Key to Air Alarms
- Text of Joint U. S. Resolutions Declaring War on Axis
- Hawaii Reports No New Raids
- Spy Case Counsel Flays Pity Plea
- Ship Survivors Reach Port
- Mexico's Japanese Rush to Coast
- Miss Rankin Votes 'Present' on War
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- Air Aspirants Await Meeting
- Country Approves Hiring of Two Workers
- Clothing Stolen
- Mayor, Trainmaster, Storekeeper-He's All Three for City within City
- Home Pilfered
- Japanese Obtain Birth Certificates
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- Intermountain Ski Association Helps Enlist Mountain Troops
- Instructor to Talk
- U of U Bigins Quarter Tests
- Page 13
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- Utah Teachers Offer to Serve
- Juke Box Looted
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- Santa Claus Workshop, S. L. Branch, Steps up Production
- Shoplifter Admits Count, Gets 30-Day Term
- Rail Clerks Elect, Map Campaigns
- S. L. Board Opens Bids on Clinic
- Warrant out for Motorist
- Benefits Asked for Soldiers
- War Improves Morale, Soldier Writes
- Meat Workers Choose CIO
- Pigeon Fanciers Reelect Head
- Spotlight
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- Page 17
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- How Can St. Nick Get down That?
- Kiwanians Hear Tedesco Stress Boys' Clubs
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- Social Workers Gather for Annual Session
- Ohio Doesn't Want Him, but Missouri Does
- Southern Pacific Plans Nightly Blackouts
- Union Officers Deny Charge of Pact Breaking
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- These Men Could Qualify with Best in Nation in Their Lines
- Officials Lish Auto Values
- S. L. Police Hunt Bandits in Cafe, Store Holdups
- Auto Firm Ransacked; Burglars Get Little
- FOG Produces S. L. Blackout
- Tree Accident Kills Forester
- Pharmaceutical Group Elects New Heads
- Mill Tax Boost Sought in City to Aid Defense
- County Budget Expected to Rise for 1942
- Page 18
- Sports Mirror
- Decorrevont a Red Man
- Prep Fives Set Busy Cage Races
- Summit District Lists Games
- Irish Draw Crowds
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- Well, Anyhow, He's a Plenty Rugged Hombre
- Baugh and White Top Pro Football Loop for '41 in Kicks and Punt Runbacks, League Figures Show
- 'Fagged' Hogan Begins Bid for Vardon Golf Trophy
- War Fails to Check Grid Game
- Barney Fails to Qualify
- Hoop Scores
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- He's Hotshot
- Four More Enter Alta Races
- 30 Swimmers Wait Meet
- West Shriners Sigh 2 Aces
- Egan Hardest Hitter
- Page 19
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- Baseball Farm Owners Make Bid for Peace
- Blumenstock Wins
- No More Back Talk
- Joe Named Best of All
- Brother Act
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- Pioneer League Prexy Voices Optimism
- Sports Parade
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- Another Dogfight Seen in Senior Loop in ' 42
- Toronto Tries for Top Rung
- Cedar City Quint Victor at Nephi
- Hockey Enthusiasts Schedule Meeting
- Junior Colleges Slate Meeting
- Feller's Enlistment Gives Baseball Pat on Back
- Tooele Cagers Nip Spartans
- Murray Triumphs in Ogden Game
- Fight Results
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- Mothers' Club to Hold Tea
- Shiplers Honored
- Moose Card Party
- Clean Makeup
- Miss Afton Crozier is Wed to Ray Peck at Candlelight Ceremony Wednesday
- Calendar
- Refreshing Drink
- Supper Dish
- Soup Flavoring
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- Students Return for Xmas
- Defense Needs Paper-Save Magazines for Collection
- Salt Lakers Attend Reception and Everett Painting Exhibit
- L O E Meeting
- Sandwich Spread
- Eastern Visitor Honored
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- Beds and Beds, but No Good for Sleeping
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- Her Fans Thick Marion Martin's Original Petty Girl Model
- Tody's Film Entertainment
- Jane Ventures Her $500 in Dairy Business
- First Nighters Laud 'New Moon' Cast
- Sparkling Comedy Opens at Tower
- Short Subject Set at Capitol
- Connie, Baby Girl Reported Gaining
- Bountiful Features Gay Triangle
- Movie Cowboy Held on Assault Count
- Local News
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- Business Today
- OPM News
- Wool Market
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- Six S. L. Issues up despite War
- S. L. Exchange Plans Meet January 24
- Salt Lake Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- Slat Lake Curb
- Sugar
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- New York Curb List
- Potato Market
- Coffee
- Sugar Company Sets Dividend
- Livestock Market
- Rubber
- Economic Barometer
- Wheat Climbs to 4-Year Peak
- Produce Market
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
- Boston Stock Market
- Stocks Lift 1 to 3 Points as Congress Calls Nazi-Fascist War Bet
- Metal Quotations
- Flour
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- Utah Convicts Prepare for Defense Work
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- Statistics
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- Births
- Deaths
- Divorces Asked
- Divorces Granted
- Judgments Filed
- News of Record
- S. L. Births Total 102 for Week
- Payment for Arms Site Nearly Completed
- Expert Checks on Job Census
- City Orders Four Chlorinators and Pipe for Water System
- Yule Party Planned
- Rails Prepare to Ship Troops
- Ad Club Party Slated
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- U. S. Needs More Gasoline Lead
- U Board of Regents Sets Important Meeting
- Many Happy Returns
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- Divorce Orders Given to Three
- Salt Laker Faces Trial on Theft Charges
- President Okehs Access Roads to Utah Vanadium Deposits
- Utah Auto Association to Ask Repeal of Vehicle Use Tax
- Halliday Gets Vacation Pay
Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-12-11 | Page 8 | Federal Judge Dies
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1941-12-11 |
| 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/s6rb8cvk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rb8cvk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Federal Judge Dies |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1941-12-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rb8cvk/16965934 |