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- [Illegible] Expert [Illegible] Conflict Washington
- [Illegible] Killed by Friend [Illegible] 'William Tell' Act
- German Order Shows [Illegible] Martial Crowded
- 3 Fliers Ride Plane into Ground Rather than Desert Friend
- Cyrus E. Dallin Famed Utah Sculptor, Dies
- U. S. Moves to Aid Cigaret Output
- B-29 Workers Agree to Call off Strike
- Ethel Barrymore Rests after Disturbed Night
- Confiscates Plant
- Filipinos, 'WACs' Guard P-T Crews from Japs
- Yank Planes Blast 14 Nip Ships, Hit Burma Road
- Total Expense of Ar Hits 229 Billios
- President Seeks Action on St. Lawrence Seaway
- N. Y. Police, OPA Smash Big Gas Black Market
- Hon. Geometrical Ratio Show Nips Wining--Veery Strange
- Hitler's Crazy, Himmler's Boss, People Defiant, Reports Say
- Copper Buying End Worries Chileans
- Battle of Budapest Reaches Climax
- GOP Chairman in N. Y Resigns Position
- Yanks Seize, Pass Five Metz Forts; British Gain 3 Miles in Big Drive
- FDR Confers with Kaiser on Need for Workers
- War in Brief
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- [Illegible] Chief Asks 1945 Food Goal Staining 1944's High Mark
- FDR Talks Fill 14 Pages in Congressional Record
- Author Lost in Action
- Living Cost Report Readied for FDR
- Philippines Leader Predicts Republic
- 3-Train Crash Injures 6 in Pennsylvania
- Noted Dentist Dies
- Pearl Harbor Decision due Soon
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- FDR, Democratic Chiefs Discuss Short Legislative Program
- De Gaulle to Visit Stalin at Moscow
- Russ Prisoners Return Home from England
- Latin Air Delegates Seek Reciprocity
- Court Approves Change in Actor, Singer Mames
- 8th Army Leaps River in Italy
- Prisoner Relief Ship Arrives, Japs Report
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- Churchill Warns [Illegible] Fighting
- Names Envoy [Illegible] States
- Writer Sees Hitler Buildup for Greatest Hoax in History
- Jap 'Invitation' Gets R S V P in Yankee Style
- London Daily Mail Fears British Trade Loss
- French Occupy Andorra, Tiny Pyrenees State
- German General Killed - 51st since D-Day
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- [Illegible] Jury Finds [Illegible] in Girl Case
- Assertion Trial
- Happy Birthday
- Funeral Rites Slated for Newspaper Man
- State Jaycee Auxiliary Installs Officers
- OPA Charge Filed
- Liquor Petition Filing Delayed
- Funeral Rites Set for Crash Victim
- Supreme Court Upholds Worker Injury Award
- Salvation Army Brings Assistant from Coast
- Access Road Projects near Completion
- Social Sorority Plans Project at Bushnell
- Beet Farmers Need Help to Complete Harvest
- Discussion Set
- South S. L. Stake Will Present 'Grand Concert'
- Only One Person Hurt in Hill Field Bus Upset
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- [Illegible] Grazier [Illegible] in S. L. District Meet
- American Colonists President Warns Against 'Ism' Perils
- Engineer Heads Union Federation
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- WAL Plans Call for S. L. as Hub
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- Celery Shipments Still Urged
- Complaints Follow Thefts Checkup
- Manager of Railroad Treated in Hospital
- City, State Clash on Jurisdiction of Dynamite Stored at Road Commission Premises in S. L.
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- U. S. Court Studies Cultists' Appeal
- OPA Dead Line Arrives on Clothiers' Reports
- S. L. Asks State to Install 2 Sodium Lights near Project on Highway 91 at Victory Drive
- S. L. Educator Takes New Kiwanis Post
- State Officials Elect to Pass up Confab
- Bounties Paid
- Soldiers Sue Railway for $60,000
- 400 Harvest Workers Will Leave Utah
- Sale of Seals Delayed
- City Approves 16 Coasting Lanes
- 400 Join Maritime Unit
- Health, Accident Insurance Men of 3 States Await S. L. Meet
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- Moe Utah Fighters Die in Service Eight Others Listed as Wounded
- Hospitality Drive [Illegible] Success
- George Club to Hear [Illegible] Bushnell
- [Illegible] Club Sets Meet
- Red Cross Sets Meet
- Paper Dirve Nets 100,000 Pounds in Two Days, Citizens Urged to Scour Store Rooms
- Bonds Officials Hope to Hit Goal Quickly
- S. L. Women's Chairman Urges Bond Drive Aid
- S. L. Use of Water Shows Decrease
- Brothers Guide Clubs in Historic Meeting
- Chill Remains as Clouds Start to Break
- Tribute Paid to Victim of Pedestrian Mishap
- Chamber Awaits Reports on Home Survey
- New Restaurant Night Club Panned in S. L.
- Land Withdrawal Meet Delayed
- Masonic Lodge Meets
- Civil Service Employes Jump from 1500 to 7000 in War
- Maw Retains 1088 Lead in Official Tallies
- S. L. Pediatrician Talks to Child Guidance Assn.
- Restaurant Man Predicts Postwar Cafe Boom
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- Ecker Signs Coast Five
- Cameramen Begin [Illegible] Utes
- [Illegible] Ortiz [Illegible] by TKO
- Plans Courses Army Wounded
- Sports Mirror:
- Utes Slate Tilts with Bobcats, Walker AB Five
- Four Elevens Fall from Unbeaten List
- Colorful Mat Personalities Dot Tonight's Card in Arena Ring
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- War Bond Plea Holds Fate of Service Go
- South Cagers Begin Casaba Practice
- Farmer Fans Slate Rally for Ute Tilt
- Beetdiggers-Carbon Wait Semifinal Tilt Saturday
- S. L. Hunter Bags 600-Pound Elk
- Fight Results
- Idaho Plants Fish
- Girls Defeat Boys as Usual in Field Hockey Tilt
- Louis Wins by KO
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- Visiting Surgeon Lauds Penicillin
- Few Dogs Pass Tests for Service in Army
- Club Sets Mill Tour
- Firemen's Benefit Ball Slated for Friday at Coconut Grove
- S. L. Ready to Clear Streets of Snow
- Held for Trial
- Unites Press Appoints New S. L. Manager
- 2 S. L. Brothers in Service Meet Unexpectedly in Pacific Port
- Coal Orders Slower
- Extra Instructors Get Pay Hikes
- Tire Dealers to Hold State Convention
Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-11-15 | Page 9 | Celery Shipments Still Urged
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1944-11-15 |
| 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/s69g6w5d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69g6w5d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Celery Shipments Still Urged |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1944-11-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69g6w5d/17157098 |