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- Sink Nip 2 Supply Ships
- Area Warned Token Air Raids
- American Base in North Pacific Which Was Target of Jap Bombing, Reconnaissance Raids
- S. L. High Schools Await Graduation of 2218
- Committee Calls Morgenthau for Explanation
- Judge Says Paulette Goddard Will Obtain Divorce Today
- Blast Kills 10 at Army Post
- Baseball Today
- Price Index Rises
- British Rout Axis Force at Libya Stronghold
- Hinckley Sees Air Trains as Aid in War
- Return to Work
- 'Hangman' of Nazi Gestapo Dies from Assassins' Shot Wounds
- Warplanes Raid Midway Island
- Gratitude Binds Islands to U. S., Quezon Says
- Roosevelt Asks Funds for Price Control
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- U. S. Votes War on 3 Countries
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- Yacht of Industrialist Taken over by Mexico
- Sub Warfare Probe Looms
- Navy Estimates $200,000 Lost on Sunken Ships
- Shake-up in Army Staff Gives Air Power New Recognition
- U-Boat Fires on Lifeboats
- Youth Makes Long Trip to Enlist as Flier
- Writer Says Jap Planes Outrange American
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- U M W Unit Raps Murray as Red
- Army Sends Mail by 'Airgraph'
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- U. S. Eyes 2880-Mile Limit a Year for Nonessential Auto Travel
- Legion Confab Awarded K. C.
- Outlaw Textile Strike Ends
- New Ministry Formed
- U. S. Offers $25 per Ton for Scrap Rubber
- Murphy Warns World Against Vengeance
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- Vote Delayed on Service Pay
- 'Dead End Kid' Elephant Quits Zoo for Simple Life on the Farm
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- 'British Patrol on Madagascar Kills Two Jap Naval Officers
- Fuehrer Visits Finn Leader
- Laval Widens Grip on Police Units
- Gestapo Killed 600,000, Moscow Radio Says
- U. S. Generals Visit Chungking
- Axis Loses Twice as Many Airplanes as Britain, Tabulation by London Ministry Shows
- Mexico to Keep Troops at Home
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- Story Changed by Spy Suspect
- F D R Signs Bill Boosting West Point Enrollment
- Simulated Bombing Raid Injures Two Fliers
- Evacuee Ship Sails Again with Axis Diplomats
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- Fliers, Stranded Four Months on Amazon, Return to U. S.
- Powder Firms Indicted
- Survey Shows Urbanites Spend Less for Food
- Rent Freezing Area Extended
- Scientists Investigate Outbreak of Illness at Army Camps
- Five Convicts Escape
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- They'll Receive Diplomas Tonight
- Meet on Aliens Postponed
- Editors to Get War Stamps
- Scottish Club to Meet
- City Increases Pay of Meter Men
- Police Drive Burning Car to Fire Department
- [Untitled]
- She Never Played Hooky from School
- Patriarch Lion at Zoo Succumbs
- State Employes to Form Credit Union Monday
- Girl Boasts Tardy Record
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- Page 14
- [Untitled]
- Career of Fort Douglas Executive Officer Reads like Adventure Story
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- Utah Members of U. S. Armed Forces Win Rapid Promotions in Rank
- S. L. Officer Now Serving as Flier in Australia
- Three Soldiers from Utah Advance in Rank
- More than Half of Americans, 25 or Older, Have Had Eight or More Years' Schooling
- Utahn Gains Commission in Army Air Corps
- Commissions Wait Medical Students
- Salt Laker Begins Studies at Army Tank School
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- War is... Screen Star, Fiance Have Brief
- Its's Never Too Early to Plan Navy Career, He Thinks
- At Stock Show Record Prices
- The Censored Weather
- Utah Methodists Gather to Consider Problems of Nation Operating on Wartime Basis
- S. L. Will Greet 16 Aviators at June 23 Fete
- Ban on Housing Work Lifted
- Meeting, Sweet Parting in S. L.
- Takes New Duties
- Sugar Curb 'Blessing,' Food Expert Says
- They Led Sessions of Church Group
- Jenkins Seeks Stiff Marble Game Control
- C A P Fliers Plan Mass Drill at S. L. School
- Provo Plans to Organize Traffic Safety Council
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- Sports Mirror
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- Copperettes Win Tilt
- Passeau Gets Win No. 8 by Trimming Giants
- Shamrocks Plan Idaho Jaunt
- Major, Minor Box Scores, Standings
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- Magna Moves Past Pinney in Wild Tilt as Clubmen Win
- Navarro Doffs Togs for Duty in Army
- Rio Grande Squeezes 3-2 Win over Insulation Amateurs
- Golf Partners Hold Farewell for Utah Star
- Southpaw Golfers to Meet Friday
- Pocatello's Seventh Inning Spurt Tips Bees
- Padres Advance in Coast Loop
- State Golf Chase Resumes Sunday
- Country Club Sets Golf School
- Odds Favor N. Y., Brooks
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- Business Today
- Potato Market
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- Oil Issue Rises on S. L. Board
- Stock Exchange Salt Lake
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- New York Curb List
- Bank Clearings in Salt Lake
- New York Stock Market
- Gains Recorded by Industrials
- Produce Market
- New York Bond Market
- Chicago Grain Futures
- Tumble at Roller Rink Brings Leg Fracture
- Friendships Begun in South Africa Continued in S. L.
- Livestock Market
- S. L. County Clerk Files Nominating Petition
- Salt Lake City News in Brief
- Plane Victim
- W P B Official Visits S. L.
- S. L. Air Cadet Dies in Crash
- Auction Brings Top Prices
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1942-06-04 | Page 13 | World's Oldest Tree?
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1942-06-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6378j0h |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6378j0h |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | World's Oldest Tree? |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1942-06-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 13 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6378j0h/17042480 |