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- Polygamy Probe Nabs 46
- Drive Jap Navy from Truk
- Sweeps Election Massachusetts Town
- Russians Plunge to within 60 Miles of Rumania
- 26,880th Ton of RAF Bombs Hit Berlin
- U. S. Loses 68 Bombers in Berlin Raid
- Russian Thaw Report Worries Allied Leaders in Italy
- Daniels Refuses to Show Files in Senate Probe
- Liberty Ship Sunk
- Officials of LDS Church Commend U. S. Action Against Polygamy
- Last-Minute News
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- Fly Denies Blocking Plan to Ban Jap Broadcasts
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- Dewey Advances Plan for N Y Soldier Ballot
- Middle-East Fliers Bag Four Plans in Battle
- 500 Prison Rioters Face Discipline in Missouri
- House Unit Urges 91 Million Cut in Funds to U. S. Bureaus
- Argentina Invokes Ban Against Associated Press
- U. S. and British Announce Oil Conference Plans
- Grass Not Always Greener in other Pastures
- International Monetary Meet Planned in Spring
- Rookies Lose by Ignorance
- National Parties Eye Colorado Congress Ballot
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- Bond Record Rains School
- State Health Official, Carbon Order Enforcement of Existing Food, Drink, Sanitation Laws
- Carbon District Organizes Two New BSA Troops
- Employe at Mine Breaks Leg in Fall
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- Rodeo Promoters Plan Program for Price Show
- Contractor Plans Homes near Carbon College
- Provo Police Officers Return Four Juveniles from Elko in Cafe Burglary, Wrecking Case
- Five Carloads of Feeder Cattle Leave Price in Four Days
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- U of U Announces Fellowships in Engineering Unit
- VFW Leader to Discuss Veteran Welfare
- Happy Birthday
- Native of Kansas Goes to Work on Birthday
- Hoop Team Loses $19 to Locker Thieves
- Job Shopping Held Cause of Shortage
- S L Hunts Driver of Hit-Run Car Which Hit Woman
- County Public Health Nurses' Division Makes 10,884 Visits to Children, Adults in 1943
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- Lunch Ban in Utah
- Red Cross Attains Only Tenth of Drive Quota
- Murdock Slates Study of Russ Visit to Geneva
- Education Planned for Soldiers, Says State Head
- S L Autoist Admits Drunken Driving; Sentencing Slated
- Apartment Sold
- Court Acquits Suspect of Burglary Charge
- USDA Official Advocates Law to Raise Dairy Standards
- VFW Official Sees Victory over Japanese First
- Director Returns from Farm Meet
- A F L Charges Unfair Acts by Utah Copper
- Russian War Relief, Inc. Launches Kit Drive
- Insurance Firm Opens New Agency April 1
- Rising Temperatures Seen for S. L. Area
- Funeral Rites for Jurist Held at Murray Chapel
- Complaint Charges Mother with Murder of Infant
- State Investigates Union Bargaining Requests
- Weber Crop Meeting Postponed to Friday
- West to Supply Fighters in Orient, Official Says
- Automotive Engineers Slate S L Meeting
- Bar Exam Scheduled for S L Area Soldiers
- Sorority Slates Meeting
- Training at South
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- Speedball
- Hot Springs Race Track Gives Jocks Barred Elsewhere Chance to Ride
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- Week's Games to Wind up Recreation Play
- A A U Tourney Slates Five Games Tonight
- Branca Gets Post as Country Club Golf Pro for Year
- Sports Mirror
- Coast Champ in Denver Fight
- Fight Results
- Sixteen Outstanding M Men Team Wait First Action on Wednesday
- Hutson Field Goal Kicking
- Arcaro Has Big Chance to Win Third Derby
- P-38s Capture in Kearns
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- Defied Ryan Early Age
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- Utah Keglers Fail to Top Scores in State Tourney
- Sooners, Iowa Wait Vote on NCAA Tourney
- Angott Places Title on Block
- Fish and Game Unit Sets 'Family Night'
- Finance Company Reelects All Officers, Directors
- Livestock Market
- Produce Market
- Chicago Gain
- Potato Market
- Wool Market
- Final Prices, Transactions on N. Y. Stock Exchange
- N Y Curb List
- N Y Bond Market
- S L Bank Clearings
- Salt Lake Stocks
- Unlisted Stocks
- S L Stock Mart Lists Gains in Five Issues
- Salt Lake Curb
- Majestic Radio News
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-03-07 | Page 2 | 500 Prison Rioters Face Discipline in Missouri
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1944-03-07 |
| 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/s6892f8t |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6892f8t |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 500 Prison Rioters Face Discipline in Missouri |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1944-03-07 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6892f8t/17125321 |