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- Yanks Invade Philippines, Japs Say
- Replies to Dewey Pact Charge
- Army Casualties Reach 384,895
- Hurricane Rips Path through Florida Groves
- Bomber Crash Kills 14 Fliers off Coast
- Telegram Straw Poll
- Reds Stab Deeper into E. Prussia, Berlin Radio Says
- Home Loan Rules Issued to Vets
- Reich Mourns Rommel at State Funeral
- Yanks Wrest over Half of Aachen from Nazis
- War Output Lags 'Vital 10 per Cent'
- War in Brief
- Fleet, Transports Strike at Center of Isles
- Crashing Plane Rips Blanket off Child's Bed
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- Kimmel, Short Testify at Probe of Pearl Harbor by Army-Navy
- 24 U. S. Airmen Die as Plane Explodes
- Poe 'Original' Draws $34,000 at Auction
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- Newspaper Strike Ends in Sydney
- Navy Plans Complete Schedule of Plane Production in 1945
- British Travelers Leave England to Campaign for World Trade
- O'Daniel Dares of Wife While
- Senator to Move Him from Side Kibitzing in Newspaper Hearing
- Actors for Army Will Go to Foxholes, Trenches
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- Readies Address
- To Authorship Honeymoons
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- Allies Seize Key Jap Burma Base
- Elephants Move War Ballots of Yanks in India
- Bricker Charges Vote Coercion
- 54 Leading Publishers Pay Tribute to Nelson
- CAA Hunts for Plane Believed Stolen in South
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- Roosevelt Prepares Speeches to Parry Thrusts by Dewey
- Poles in Exile Charge Nazis Execute Patriots
- Ickes Sees Close Roosevelt Win
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- 6 Students Named to 'U' Offices
- Orchestra to Rehearse
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- Happy Birthday
- S. L. Visitor Condemns Economic System
- Sound Postwar U. S. Economy Seen by Editor
- Utah School Funds Allocated by State
- City Suspends License of Downtown Tavern
- 4 S. L. Students Enroll at Pomona College
- D&RGW Gains Permit to Build Passing Tracks
- Purse, $14 Stolen
- Chest Drive Hits $326,303 Total
- Play Cast Chosen
- Patrolmen Check 1340 Infractions
- S. L. Women Take Six-Day Course in Sick Care
- Barnacles Meeting Tonight
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- Vote Support Maw
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- Student Body Announces Editor, Business Manager of 'Y News'
- Deposits up $35,815,705 in Utah Banks since '43
- Leaders of Utah Panel En Route to Los Angeles
- Utah Harvests Apples despite Picker Lack
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- Catholic Chapel Dedication Set
- Utah Farmers Produce Record Crops in 1944
- S. L. Pupils Collect 2000 Bags of Milkweed Pods
- Remington Rand to Give Refresher Courses
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- Police Quiz Four S. L. Juveniles in Several Admitted Auto Thefts
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- Tabulation of Telegram Straw Poll to Date
- South ROTC Seniors Advance
- 'Quiz Kids' Invite S. L. Youngster
- S. L. Lines Schedule New Heavy Bus
- Cargoliners Boost Total of Air Mail Loads
- 12 Utah Restaurants Fail to Post Price Ceilings
- Library Board Requests 1945 Budget of $96,000
- Practical Experience Stressed
- Court Sets Hearing in Knifing Case
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- Die, Wounded War Action
- Life Resumes at 70 for Elevator Men
- City Departments Request Higher Budgets for 1945
- Forecaster Warns of Smoke Blackout
- War-Born Substitutes
- 'U' Rostrum Move Saddens Alumni's Echoes of Old Songs and Cheers
- Children's Society Given Foundling
- Morals Charge Filed Against S. L. Suspect
- Dean of Utah Doctors Dies of Heart Attack
- Ninth Area Hospital Heads Set S. L. Meet
- Political Slate Headed by Pepper Talk
- Loss of 2 Fingers Brings Victim $3500 Settlement
- Eye Proposed Amendment
- Ration Calendar
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- Grid Briefs
- Ex-Dodger Hurler Gets Army C D D
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- Utes Meet Bengals; Ags Get First Tough Test
- Veteran Nebraska Track Coach Dies
- Fight Results
- Football Predicting Chart
- More than 70,000 Hunters Await Deer Season
- All Dressed up and No Place to Go: Lack of Gym Hurts Utah's NCAA Kings
- Tunney Now Backs Sport Programs
- Nibley Women Close Season
- Chief and Referee Lick Mayslack in Mat Riot
- West Tries for First Victory
- Prep Elevens Busy
- West Service Elevens Clash with Colleges
- Huskies Can Clinch Title by Winning 2 in 6 Days
- Forest Chief Gives Tips to Hunters
- Romney County on Backfield Against Wolves
- Kansans Take the Wrestling Serious
- St. Joseph's Host to Utes Dec.9
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-10-19 | Page 9 | S. L. Pupils Collect 2000 Bags of Milkweed Pods
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1944-10-19 |
| 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/s66h5rqz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66h5rqz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | S. L. Pupils Collect 2000 Bags of Milkweed Pods |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1944-10-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66h5rqz/17068979 |