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- Rail Collision Injures 15 at Clearfield
- RAF Raids Nazis without Loss
- House Gives Dies $75,000 to Continue Probes
- Three Fliers Gorge on Steaks after Two Weeks in Idaho Wilds
- Speaker Urges Shooting in Strikes, Slowdowns
- Churchill Ill
- Gis for Geography---Glib, Global and Great; Study Its Message before It's Too Late
- OPA Extends Use of C Gas Cards to More Drivers
- Named by President
- Plane Crash Fires Packing Plant
- Bill to Defer Fathers Moves Ahead
- Utah Measures Rushed as Deadline Nears
- Brown Refuses to Yield in Coal Situation
- Jap Offensive Drives Against China Backdoor
- Yanks Retire into Tunisia Mountains
- U. S. Establishes New Field Army
- Finn President Confers on New Cabinet
- Russians Aim Knockout at Key Nazi Base
- Madam Chiang Urges More Aid to China
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- Probers Score Ship Delays
- 2 Marine Fliers Killed in California Crash
- Lieutenant Commander Winchell Placed on Inactive Duty
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- OPA Halts Sale of Canned Meat and Fish
- Borderline Town Shifts from Wyoming to Idaho
- Copper Firm Workers Return to Jobs
- 48-Hour Week Rules Okehed
- Blast Damages Shoe Factory
- Sinclair Hits Waste in Oil Industry
- Ex-governor Nominated
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- 'U' President Attends Meet
- Welcome, Birthday Fete Combined for Missionary
- What is the Story of "Mormonism"? What Are the Beliefs of Lattery-Day Saints?
- State Clarifies Auto Tax Law
- Mercy Work Grows
- Mileage Rations Wait Miling
- Hospital to Get Improvements
- Strikes Arouse Sailor's Ire
- Prison Gets Clean Bill of Health on Drink, Dope Allegations
- Traveler to Speak
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- The People Speak
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- Reduce Your Income Tax
- Cupid, War Industries and other School Posts Contribute to Utah Teacher Turnover
- Canadian Legion Gets Burial Plot in S. L.
- Demand Mounts for Utah Eggs, Poultry
- Food Poisoning Strikes 60 on Carbon Job
- Writer Says Yanks Show Skill Need
- Jeep Rescues Woman Lost on Snowy Slope
- Chairman Will Reveal Polio Drive Results
- Mayor Would View Court Cases Which Judge Wants Dismissed
- Convention Bureau Couts Big Gains
- 48-Hour Week Studied by Chamber Units
- Weather Will Remain This Way Another Brisk and Chilly Day
- 300 Newcomers Attend Last Welcome Meet
- Election Scheduled
- Water Project Engineer Says Job Goes Slowly
- Suspect Held for Trail on Fraud Charges
- Sales Managers Book Four for Talks
- Two Officers Quit State Patrol
- Red Cross Interviews Nurses' Aid Aspirants
- Board to Study City-Owned Car Problem
- OPA to Combat Misuse of Gas Ration Books
- Theaters Begin Campaign for March of Dimes
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- Missing Airman Nazi Prisoner
- Court Fines Driver $100 on Hit-Run Charges; Sets Trail on March 2 for Another Suspect
- 'Army Brat' Now Leatherneck
- Tooele Woman Dies of Crash Injuries
- Service Men's Calendar
- Provo Traffic Claims Life
- Admirals Laud Clearfield Job
- Coal Fall Kills Worker in Castlegate Mine
- Visitor Opines Hilter Uses Magic Illusions
- Battle Veteran 'Too Busy' To be Scared
- House Receives Wildlife Bills
- Sauerkraut in Holywood Now 'Liberty Cabbage'
- Jeanette Beese by Bee Trouble
- Director's Win Leaves Home
- University Honor Joan Fontaine
- Dean Jaggers, Wife Back Together
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- Sports Mirror
- Gene Tunney Upset Dempsey to Win Crows
- Golfer Scores Second Ace on Denver Links
- Delta, Milford Take Millard Loop Wins
- Hunting Knife Movie Set for Monday
- Snow Drubs Academy in Separate Feature
- Yale, Princeton, Havard Vote to Trim Sports Competition
- Public Gets First Opportunity to See Army Fights Tonight
- Jammed Gym Positive Friday Night When Cougars Battle Aggies
- Southern Loop Cuts Schedule
- Wasatch Prep Club Shows Against Judge
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- 12 Redskins to Make Cowboy Trip
- Basketball Results
- Recreation League Slates Two Tilts
- Notre Dame Coach Victim of Heart Attack
- Fight Results
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- Out of Bounds
- Joyce Signs with Hank
- Intermountain Sports Face Gloomy Sumer Season
- Border League Considers Quitting Sports
- AAu Sets Dates for Separate Junior, Senior Hoop Meets
- Play Opens in Junior Casaba Leagues
- Pro Football Boss Says Game Will Go O next Year
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- B Y High Holds down Clar, but Provo Wins, 28-12
- Loop Assumes Philly Control
- Barney Ros Honored by Boxing Men
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- Steady Prices Rule S. Mart
- Salt Lake Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb Quotations
- Salt Lake Lank Clearings
- Potato Market
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Stock Exchange
- Thursday's Stock Averages
- Livestock Market
- New York Curb Market
- Chicago Grain Futures
- U. S. Tries to Keep Intensive Use of Man Power on Voluntary Baiss
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- New York Bond Market
- OPA Hikes Price to Aid Native Lumber Output
- Spring Clothing Prices Pegged
- Produce Market
- Stocks Suffer Shell Shock
- Statistics
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- Obituaries
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- Funerals
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- Statistics
- Births
- Divorces Asked
- Divorces Granted
- Separate Maitenance Granted
- News of Record
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1943-02-18 | Page 13 | Water Project Engineer Says Job Goes Slowly
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1943-02-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6sn1j7b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sn1j7b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Water Project Engineer Says Job Goes Slowly |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1943-02-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 13 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sn1j7b/16997843 |