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- Who's Your War Hero?
- [Illegible] the Ripper' [Illegible] Butchers [Illegible] in L. A.
- Approves De Gaulle
- FDR Brands Plasma Sale Rumor as 'Unqualified Falsehood'
- Californians Experience Sharp Earthquake
- WLB Members Agree to Stay
- Westerners Hear Praise for TVA
- Senate Okehs Byrnes for New 2-Year Term
- [Illegible] Great Allied Armies Leap forward in Giant Drive on Reich
- Equal Women's Rights Amendment Deferred
- War in Brief
- Americans Seize Jap-Held Isle Used as Plane Spotting Post
- Munitions Maker Killed
- Senator Resigns Post to Accept Judgeship
- Aircraft Workers End Walkout on Demand of WLB Chief
- Newest Theory Says Hitler Has Fled to Japan by Submarine or Plane
- Russians Sweep over Plains in East Hungary
- RAF Mosquitoes Hammer Berlin
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- Raft Silent on Charge of Rolling Loaded Dice
- Rayburn Certain Tax 'Freeze' Out
- Congressman Proposes Longer House Term
- Sergeant on Trial for Abusing Men
- Green Asks Labor Place at Peace Table
- Tenant Group Asks U. S. to Open Land in West
- New Spotted Fever Treatment Uses Transfusions of Plasma
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- Local News
- Gen. Stilwell Gives Unstinting Praise to G I's, but Refuses to Talk About China Situation
- Bulgaria, Japan Break Relations, Says Berlin
- Nelson Arrives for China Task
- Democrats Gain Big House Edge
- 8th Army Pushes up Bologna Road
- Connally Lauds Dewey on Foreign Policy
- To Probe Mail Franks
- British Subs Sink 24 Jap Ships
- Polish Liberation Officials Split Estates, Set up Regulations
- Allied Commandos [Illegible] on Nazi Held Island
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- 'Ike' Offers to Swap Overshoes, but G I at Front Declines Deal
- Palace of Albania King Blasted by Allies
- German-Swedish Relations Tense
- Churchill Visit to be Gaulle Hints Maneuvers for Power
- Russian Press Hails Date of U. S.-Soviet Relations
- U. S. Company Produces Trucks for Burma Road
- Churchill Eyes Export Trade
- Spaniards Call Meet
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- Enters Reduce [Illegible] Spread
- Wife Divorced from Husband Who Considered 2nd Marriage
- Drunken Motorist Awaits Sentence
- Shoppers Advised on Hose Ceilings
- State High Court Okehs Compensation Denial
- City Rescinds Order to Revoke License
- Hear Weather Talk
- Citizens Warned of Tax Dead Line
- Movies Shown
- City Refuses to Stop Havy Traffic
- Committee Opposes Universal Military Service in Report Given to Utah P-TA Congress
- WMC Cites 230 Firms in Utah for Violating Personnel Rules
- Court Acquits Theft Suspect
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- Girls at Rowland Hall Schedule Bazaar with Gay Nineties Theme
- WAC Chief Lauds Hill Field Unit
- Inquest Scheduled on Rail Death
- 8 Homes Completed in Subdivision
- Set Soldier's Rites
- Provo Scouts to Study Flying at Airport
- Educators Tell Legislative Council of Women Need for Assisting Returning Service Men
- Ex-Hill Field Aid Wins U. S. Award
- Family to Bury Senator near Wife in Iowa
- Kiwanis Board to Meet
- Army Engineers Close S. L. Office
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- [Illegible] Officials [Illegible] 'Army' Utah Stores
- [Illegible] Note Violations [Illegible] Laws
- Street Light
- [Illegible] Weather to Return
- Soil Tester Helps out Police Investigation
- Utah Drivers Improve under State Probation
- 25 S. L. Children Vie for Quiz Kid Honor
- Local News
- S. L. Infantryman Dies in France Invasion
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- Life at Stake: 26-Year-Old Farmer from Myton Needs Additional Blood Donors
- Four 4-Year Old Girls Hurt in Car Mishap
- Rail Executives Certain of Postwar Boom
- Labor Shortage Hits Records of State Office
- Apostles' Aid Meets Son Unexpectedly
- City Readies Retirement of 1934 Water Bonds
- Water Flow in October Shows Slight Drop
- Suspect Waits Trial on Watch Theft
- Commissioners Approve Carbon High Parade
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- Reactions Sought in Proposed Freight Schedule
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- Workers Needed [Illegible] Pearl Harbor
- Suspect Given Sentence [Illegible] Assault Count
- Dewey, Bricker Will Receive Choice Boxes of Utah Celery
- Executive Dies While at Work
- OPA Rules Creameries May Extend Sales
- Man Power Shortage Reported Still Acute
- Masons Award Degrees
- Will Present Story
- Cloths Contributed
- Utah Turkey Processing Gets under Way
- 29 Women Finish Nurses' Aid Class
- Suspect Waits Sentence for Theft of Pistols
- General Receives Oak Leaf Cluster
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- Supply Firm Pays U. S. for Alleged Violation on Sale of Scrap Metal, Rails, Wiping Cloth
- Family Schedules S. L. Meeting
- Indictment Dismissed
- Senator, I Ask You-
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- Buckeyes Eye Rose Bowl with Hope but Big Ten Faculties Frown
- Creen Dragon Foxes Thunderbird at Arena
- With Mirrors? No. Movies-[Illegible] Get Training Table
- Bowlers Wait City Tourney
- Survey Reveals 12 Grid Deaths
- Big Six Scoring Race Ends in 3-Way Tie
- Three Tilts Slated Friday with One on Saturday
- Warner Wants Football Job
- Thanksgiving Day Ticket Sale Opens
- Top Prep Elevens Ready for Semifinal Battles
- St. Mary's Preflight Set for Fleet City' Jackets
- Angels Sign Sweeney; Root Quiets Stars
- Coach Released
- Kegler Posts $2500; Will Play Anyone
- Biggest Bond Buyer Gets Football Signed by Rockne
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- S. L. Stores Seek Christmas Help
- Local News
- Graziers Consider Problems in S. L. Conference Session
- Mayor Urges U. S. Sales to Cities
- Sugar Stamp 34, Book 4, Becomes Valid Today
- Navy Depot Worker Killed by Crane
- S. L. Elks Lodge Raises Funds for War Bonds
- Mining Company Sues for Recovery of Tax
- S. P. Official in S. L.
- 'Terrific Drop' in Paper Collection Brings Plea from Salvage Director for Big Contributions
- Parents Visit School
- Veterans' Office Shifts Quarters
Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-11-16 | Page 8 | U. S. Company Produces Trucks for Burma Road
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1944-11-16 |
| 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/s65q64dm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65q64dm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | U. S. Company Produces Trucks for Burma Road |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1944-11-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65q64dm/17157324 |