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- Thomas Proposes Full Probe of Pearl Harbor
- Low Speeds Urged as War Limit Ends
- Beat Nation Lifting Limit
- Postwar Strike Planned
- Mary Speeds Trip
- War Machine Builder Goes into Reverse
- Bulgaria Denied U. S Recognition
- WPB Abolishes Metal Control
- Yank Flier Dies as Japs Hit 2nd B-32 Flight
- Gen. Hines Named Panama Envoy
- Local News
- When the Lights Went on Again
- U.S. Suspends Set-Aside on some Meat
- Baseball
- New Roads Await Nod by Congress
- Service Men Quiet as S. F Reopens
- France, China Sign Pact
- Busier than Beehive
- Jap People Finally Told Nation is Badly Beaten
- M' Arthur Sets Meet Time with Nip Party
- Sub Surrender Leaves 2 U-Boats Still Out
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- Nips Send Envoy to Russ; Early Surrender Looms
- Wage, Price Race
- Draft Halt Talk Irks Vets; New Men Should Occupy
- Gold Rush Hits Storemen, Gas Stations
- Legion Membership Listed at 1,600,000
- Infra-Red Photography Exposes Art Forgery
- Agriculture Department Plans Reorganization
- 252,146 Yanks Die in War
- German Paper Blown Up
- White, Negro Soldiers Stage London Battle
- 18 Airmen Die in Midair Crash of B-29s
- Nips Sank 9 Ships 'off West Coast'
- Salvage Volunteer Units Urged to 'Stay on Job'
- Hundreds of Thousands Already Lose Jobs
- Jew Immigration Blasted by Arabs
- Truman Invites Widows of 2 Chiefs to Rites
- Greek Cabinet Filled
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- Page 3
- U. S. Still Needs Army Doctors
- 4-H Girls Eligible Enter Fair Contest
- Thanksgiving Services
- Soldiers to Civilians
- [Untitled]
- Happy Birthday
- Prison, U Edifices Lead Program
- Radio Parts Cutbacks Menace S. L. Plant
- S. L. Men, Back from Europe, Say U. S. Seen as Leader
- [Untitled]
- Record Utah Fruit Crop Produced This Year
- Airport Building to Boom in Utah, Bergin Says
- 16th Ward Fete Honors Present, Past Bishops
- Heber J. Grant Firm Reincorporates
- State Readies Payment on Refunding Bonds
- St. Mary's Names New President
- Churches of Utah Plan Sunday as Day of Thanks
- Cruiser-Destroyer Takes Name of S. L. Hero
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- City Briefs
- Single License Plate in 1946
- Funeral for Ex-Banker Scheduled Monday
- Utah Coal Users Urged to Place Orders Now
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- Page 5
- Club, Jaycees Plan Job
- Celebrations Bring Rush for USO
- Adjustment Measure Aid Business Men
- Mishap Victim's Scheduled
- Metal Markers
- Diving Mishap Kills Girl, 16
- Legion Confab Set Sept. 27-29
- S. L. Veterinarian Succumbs
- Odd Fellows Meet
- Advent of Peace Poses Problems for Sheepmen
- S. L. Lutheran Pastor Accepts Iowa Post
- U. S. Positions for Vets Studied by Officials
- Utahns Lauded for Service by Maritime Officer
- Rites Are Being Revealed
- Club Calendar
- Marjorie Allen Takes Rite Vows
- Miss Nelson Will be Wed
- Your Baby and Mine
- Needlecraft
- Give Away Dept
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- Nuptial Originality
- Society
- Couple Are Welcomed to the City
- Friday Was Activity Day in Many Ways
- Bride-Elect is Honor Guest
- Prevent Watery Layer
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- Page 6
- Page 7
- Leaves Pro Grid Camp
- Defeats 5-1, Muny Tilt
- Major Standings, Baseball Boxes
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- Teammates Say Good-By
- Utes to Employ 'T' Formation
- Lord Byron Tiring, Slips from Pace
- Tony Janiro Wins Again, Clips Favored Greco
- Bullough Trounces Rio Grande, 7-5
- Fight Results
- Local News
- Army, Navy Grid Tussle Headed for Quakers
- $64 Question is: Where's Elmer?
- Pomeroy Crew Cops Pair off Shamrocks
- WPB Aid Says Shells Should be Adequate
- Reports Say Feller to be Discharged
- Betz Faces Osborne in Longwood Tourney
- Soccer Schedule
- Price, Crowton to Open Comeback Bids Sunday
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- Yanks' Plight Sad Indeed
- Lt. Alloo Vs. Dale Lewis Semifeature
- Kearns Nine Set for 2nd Tussle
- Local News
- Fourth Tedesco Open Draws Big Name Aces
- Eastern League
- Page 8
- Page 9
- Council Discusses Harvest Needs
- S. L. Girls Win Place WCTU Finals
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- Funerals
- Autoist Fined $100 on Charges of Speeding, Reckless Driving
- Funeral Speakers Laud Service of Fireman
- Wilford LDS Ward Sets Carnival at Gardens
- Funeral Services Set for Rail Mishap Victim
- Held on Morals Count
- Livestock Market
- Grain
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Over the Counter
- Welcome Home, Soldiers!
- Spotlight
- Weather Data
- Statistics
- Divorces Asked
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- Obituaries
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- Deer Creek Project Work Slated to Resume Soon
- 4 Utahns Are Dead, Another Missing
- All Gas Orders at Utah Oil Plant Canceled
- Polio Quarantine Put on 212 Yanks at Fort Douglas
- Ration Calendar
- Court Sets Trial for Driver on Tipsy Charge
- Lunch Sign Stolen
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- Rumors Place New Names before Voters
- Geneva Officials Study Layoffs
- State Waits Uses Power
- Thunderstorms Forecast for Utah over Week End
- No Parking Troubles
- City Commission Sets Action on Sewage Unit
- Medical Building Supervision Eyed
- 3 S. L. Children Badly Burned
- Conversion Aid for England Says U. S. 'Lucky'
- Labor Group Sets Postwar Study
- Princess Alice Awaits Honors
Salt Lake Telegram | 1945-08-18 | Page 12 | Princess Alice Awaits Honors
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1945-08-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s62r513c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62r513c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Princess Alice Awaits Honors |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1945-08-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62r513c/17208933 |