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- Snowfall, Rain [Illegible] Idaho, Northern Utah
- [Illegible] Open 9 Countries Civilian Travel
- Football Scores
- Gestapo Rules Nazi Prisoners in U. S. Camps, General Says
- Superforts Blast Japan, Shanghai, Nanking
- Yanks Sink Ten Ships off Leyte
- War in Brief
- Where Americans Advance
- Yankees Drive Five Miles behind Metz
- W P Freight Train Wreck Holds Passenger Traffic
- Bengals Lead Aggies in Second Period
- Allies Hunt Sites of V-2's for Bombers to Blast
- Utahn Urges Plan to Develop Entire Colorado
- Permanent Peace Stressed at Armistice Rites
- Germans Throw Huge Rockets at Yankee Lines
- Allies Give France Post on Board
- Churchill Hailed by 1,000,000 in First Visit to Freed Paris
- Patton Notes Birthday
- Federals Foil 3 in Prison Break
- Fuehrer is Dead, Sick or Crazy, Rumors Persist
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- Byrnes Decries Man Hours Lost during Political Campaigns
- Kweilin Entered, Chinese Admit
- Germans Hold on to French Ports
- Alaska Butchers to Close in Price Protest
- MacArthur Greets "Bing"Bong
- Bong Bags Nip No. 34 with One Little Burst
- Russians Open Flanking Drives in Threat to by-Pass Budapest
- 5 Congress Seats Still in Doubt
- Yanks Train Germans to Police Fallen Towns
- Turkish Envoy to U. S. Dies of Heart Attack
- Cables from Prisoners Promised by Japan
- Nazis Build Mountain Fortress for Long Siege, Reports Say
- U. S. Election Aids Freedom, Russ Say
- Swedes Protest War Status of Baltic
- 8th Army Battles Nazi Tanks in Italy
- Chicago Transit Strike Continues
- Hoarding Hit as Cigarets Grow Scarcer
- U. S. Policy on Pole-Red Dispute Still Refuses Specific Pledge
- Rulers Attend Funeral
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- [Illegible] Worker [Illegible] by Pistol
- P. Worker Improving [Illegible] Leg Amputation
- [Illegible] Held in S. L. Jail [Illegible] Return to East
- [Illegible] Club Hears Review Thomas Mann Book
- [Illegible] Air Lines Reports [Illegible]of $2,269,672
- [Illegible] Official's Trip
- S. L. Market Week Discloses Shortages Fail to Dim Hues of Milady's Hats
- Industrial, Education Leaders to Discuss School Changes
- Tipsy Count Lands Driver in Jail
- Grantie Pupils to Aid Beet Harvest Ending
- Utah Industry Officers to Attend Meet in N. Y.
- U. P. Junior Old Timers Elect Club Officers
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- Judge Sentences Draft Dodger from Vernal to Two Years
- Radio Plant Head Leaves for Coast
- OPA to Relax Price on Scrap Iron, Steel
- Student Suffers Cuts in Streetcar Jam
- Suspect Gets $25 Fine for Theft from Store
- Happy Birthday
- Armistice Girl Rates 11 as Lucky Number
- 2 S. L. Autoists Hurt as Car Hits Engine
- Funeral Rites Slated for S. L. Physician
- Auditor Slates Talk
- Files Damage Claim
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- Man Who Ran Home to Mother is Given Freedom by Wife
- Navy Nurse Corps Push Recruiting
- Authorize Bridge
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- Thoughts for Today
- Reminding Us of Past Mistakes
- They Look to Us for Protection
- Get That Waste Paper Ready
- Year-Around Training Program
- Kick-Arounds Aid FDR in Big Victory
- Odd Facts
- What out Readers Think
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- Behind the War News... Major Eliot
- My Opinion
- Yank Tanks Roll up Mileage like Taxicabs of Manhattan
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- Much Addo About Nothing
- Lordon Beats West 26-0
- Kearns Cagers Boast Height, Experience
- Spartans Whip Logan, 27 to 6
- [Illegible] Six Principals [Illegible] Pick Winner
- Joe Louis Referees on Mat-for Money
- Racing Nears Charity Mark
- [Illegible] Earns a Break, but it Backfires
- So the Cubs Win the Ball Game
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- South Ends Unbeaten Season
- Wasatch Wins Title; Judge Drops Finale
- Villanova Loses
- Chief Thunderbird Gets Shot at Dragon's Laurels
- Coast Fighter Beats Angott
- Pioneer Loop Directors Face Busy Sunday Slate
- Soccer Teams Await Games
- Fight Results
- Provo Captures Region 3 Title
- Lift, Snow Lodge Open at Alta
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- Old Appeasement Arguments Now Applied to Argentina
- Livestock, Produce Quotations
- Santa Claus Scheduled for Early S. L. Visit
- Labor Board to Meet
- Weather Data
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- Mother Devotion Leads Dog to Death, Children Take over Care of Pups
- Backman Awaits Denver Meet of C. of C. Groups
- Beauty and the Beasts
- Ogden Major Dies in Plane Crash, S. L. Fighter Killed in Europe
- Utah High Court Dockets 7 Cases
- Speaker Named
- OPA Names Utahns on Advisory Group
- 6th War Loan Quotas Increase for Individuals, Drop for Firms
- The Nobles Are Assembling
- Shriners Gather to Initiate Class of Novices
- War Mothers Honor Dead at S. L. Rites
- Honor Their Sons
- Salvage Director Tells Acute Need for Paper as New Drive Nears
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- C. of C. Names Ad Chairman, Plans Promotion Drive
- Holiday [Illegible] Crowds Bus Lines in [Illegible]
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- President Grant to Observe 88th Birthday November 22
- GOP Leaders Check for Vote Mistakes
- Bankers, FFA Unite on Dairy Projects
Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-11-11 | Page 3 | OPA to Relax Price on Scrap Iron, Steel
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1944-11-11 |
| 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/s6pp0f2w |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pp0f2w |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | OPA to Relax Price on Scrap Iron, Steel |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1944-11-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pp0f2w/17156375 |