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- Maw Clings to Lead
- Utah Democrats Retain Congressional Posts
- Namesake Towns Seem to Take Sentimental Path
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- Latest Utah Returns
- Election Race at a Glance
- Maw, Lee Wait Final Returns; Both Thank Utah Supporters
- FDR Wins 35 States
- Democrats Gain Seats in Both House and Senate
- Roosevelt Carries Early Soldier Vote
- First Lady up Late
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- Popular Vote Returns
- 12 Die, over 75 Injured in Challenger Wreck
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- Elated Yanks Take over London in All-Night Celebration
- Japs Claim Ship Uses New Fuel
- Radio Says Reds Take Danube Isle
- 'Suckers' Seem to be Doing All Right So Far
- Tokyo Reshuffles Philippine Chiefs
- Yanks Drive Mile on Metz Front
- Japs Study Stalin's Rap at Nation
- Roosevelt Reelection Makes Early 'Big 3' Meeting Certain
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- Wilson Orders Allied Troops [Illegible] Step up Italian Campaign
- Berlin Scoffs at Election of Roosevelt
- 1200 U. S. Planes Blast Germany
- 'It's FDR Again'
- Nazis Report Use of V-2 Weapon
- Defense on Leyte Slows Invaders
- Norwegians Join with Red Forces
- Cigaret Ration Cut
- Jewish Extremists Confess Slaying of British Official
- Filipino Leader Reopens Schools
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- FDR Kept Tab, Was Confident
- Vote Brings Warm Comments from Leaders on Both Sides
- Wallace is Silent on Future Plans
- Democrats Gain 3 Governorships
- Fish Says Defeat due to Red Fund
- Martin Keeps Seat in Massachusetts
- Observers Speculate Wallace May Replace Ailing Hull
- China Likes Result
- Roosevelt Win Indorses Foreign Policy, Ball Says
- Hannegan, N. Y. Times First to Claim Roosevelt Victory
- Truman Lauds Dewey for Show of True Yank Sportsmanship
- Dewey Takes Loss with Smile, Hopes for Early Victory in War
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- [Illegible] Keep [Illegible] Seats
- [Illegible] Escapees Caught [Illegible] Stolen Automobile
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- Thomas Leads Winning Candidates in Expressing Thanks to Voters
- Ex-GOP Cabinet Member Loses Seat in Senate
- Candidates Defeated in Utah Concede Opponents' Election
- Two Forfeit Bonds on Betting Count
- Utah Prisoners Show Interest in Election
- Firemen Expect Sellout for Benefit Ball
- Boeing Receives Order for 1000 Superforts
- Club Sets Meet
- Democrats Who Defeated Republican Opponents to Capture Offices in State Government of Utah
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- Democrats Take Most Judgeships
- Two Men Injured in Truck Crash
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- Democratic Victors in Contests in 3rd Judicial District
- Taylor, other Democrats Win All but One Idaho Contest
- Parish Will Entertain
- Incumbents Win in S. L. County
- Pacific Sailor Votes 'With' Wife in S. L.
- Monson Mails Soldier Ballots
- Firms Lose City License on Sanitation Charge
- Holladay Slates Drive for Paper
- U. P. Old Timers Install Officers. Directors
- Discussion Slated
- Democratic State Senators Win
- Aluminum Release Aids Elimination of Gas Hazard
- Movies Will Help War Bond Drive
- Utah Constitutional Amendments Receive Overwhelming Indorsement
- Editors Say Vote Vital to World
- Latest Picture of Senators
- Local News
- Page 7
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- Democrats Add [Illegible] Senator
- [Illegible]-Actress Leads California Race
- [Illegible] Y. May Give FDR [Illegible] of 300,000
- The New Utah Senate
- Beaver
- Box Elder
- Cache
- Carbon
- Davis
- Duchesne
- Emery
- Garfield
- Grand
- Iron
- Juab
- Kane
- How Each County of Utah Voted for State and National Offices
- Weber Democratic but Favors Lee
- Millard
- Morgan
- Piute
- Rich
- Salt Lake
- San Juan
- The New Utah House
- Sanpete
- Sevier
- Summit
- Tooele
- Uintah
- Utah
- Wasatch
- Washington
- Results of County Voting in Utah for State Legislators, other Offices
- Cache Favors Lee, Stays Democratic
- Wayne
- Weber
- Jaycees Book Santa for Dec. 2 Parade
- Lee Obtains Lead in Utah County
- WLB Rule Favors Vacation Plan
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- California Okehs Union Closed Shop
- Omens Prove Right
- Labor Bore Brunt of FDR Battle
- Mrs. Luce Wins Return to House
- Farley Calls on Nation to Support Roosevelt
- Chicagoan Reelected to House 19th Time
- Roosevelt Fails to Enjoy One Fervent Wish as GOP Glamor Girl Wins Reelection
- Russians Hail Victory Fo FDR over Dewey
- FDR Carries N. Y. City by 769,849 Votes
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- S. L. Judge Grants Soldier from Wife Who Failed to Write, Went out with Others
- 3500 New Homes Built in S. L. in Past 5 Years
- Educators Slate Week Programs
- UEA Names Heads of Three Sections
- Utah Nears End of Chest Drive
- Salt Lakers Urged to Buy Coal Early
- Owners Asked to Make Homes Rat-Proof
- Commission Refers License Transfers
- Health Officials Urge New Sanitation Laws
- Lions to Hear Chaplain
- Hunters Bag 1316 Predators
- Await Market Showing
- Page 11
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- [Illegible] Prepares [Illegible] for Utah
- Feminine Invasion of Male Classes at U. of U. Indicates Men Should Learn to Do Housework
- Business to Close on Armistice Day
- Suspect Held in Jail
- 3 Plead Innocent on Dicing Count
- Three New Boards Aid Labor Drive
- Discharge Center Opens at Fort Douglas
- Lady Maccabees Plan Thanksgiving Party
- City Leases Property
- Board Approves Attorney's Trip
- Will Visit S. L.
- Utah Diseases Show Slight Gain
- Will Address Footprinters
- Templars to Install
- Vet Training Discussed
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- Page 14
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- Thoughts for Today
- May They Serve Us Well
- Another Production near-Miracle
- Commissioner Romney Decides Wisely
- Glass' Family Feud Flares over Politics
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- Behind the War News .. Captain Craige
- What Our Readers Think
- Just Folks
- Odd Facts
- Americans Prove Teamwork Can Crack Strongest Defene
- So They Say
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- Sale of Bulls Sets Record at Ogden
- Friends May Write Jap-Held Yanks
- Payson Lions Donate to Incubator Fund
- Springville School Sets Parents' Visiting Day
- Dixon Junior High Pupils Organize Own Police Force
- Utahn Risks Life to Save Crewmen
- Provo Miss Gains Delegate Post
- P-T A Slates Program for First Session
- Price Veteran Home from Duty, Enjoys Dog's Life
- Brilliant Soprano Will Appear in Prove under 'Y' Auspices
- Thanksgiving Day Changed at 'Y'
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- Utahns Killed, 3 Hurt, [Illegible] Lost in War Action
- Utah Celery Crop Seen at 300 Cars
- S. L. Minute Women, Girl Scouts Will Conduct Paper Drive
- S. L. Prepares to Observe Armistice Day
- Turkey Prices Hit by Utah Growers
- Safety Club Schedules 'Sub for Santa' Show
- Fast Service Given by Tribune-Telegram
- Election Projectionist Recalls Seven Presidential Races
- Police Discover Hunted Man Cooling His Heels in Jail
- Six Boys Await Trial
- Officials Admit Errors in Voting Lists
- S. L. Collector Gathers near East Handiwork
- Taxi Driver Gets Fine, Jail on Liquor Sale
- Driver Escapes Hurts in Auto-Train Crash
- Ol' Sol Warms Chilled Utahns
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- Sports Mirror:
- Mouth Cache Spartans [Illegible] Bulldogs for Title
- Barney Slices Rollick Lead Pin Match
- Christensen Gets U. S. Soccer Post
- Dixie Cops Honors in 6-Man League
- Utes Slate Game with Army Five
- Paces Keglers
- Zimbleman Gets McCollen Bout as Mat Opener
- South Americans Top Ring Menu
- Lee Savold Seeks Revenge Tonight
- Seals Drop Hurlers
- Dog Proves Handy as Caddy, Baby's Nursemaid
- No Expansion Seen for P. L. in '45
- Paschal Tops Sinkwich as Pro Ground Gainer
- Sunrise, Sunset Times Revealed
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- Turkey Day Duel Loses Champion
- Army Has Edge over Irish for First Time
- Minor Ball Loops Ponder Revolts
- Nags Aid Scholars
- Halliwell Opines League Will Hold '42 Roster
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-11-08 | Page 5 | Ex-GOP Cabinet Member Loses Seat in Senate
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1944-11-08 |
| 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/s6v99hft |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v99hft |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ex-GOP Cabinet Member Loses Seat in Senate |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1944-11-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v99hft/17161542 |