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- German General Doomed for Murdering 15 Yanks
- Antistrike Law Favored in Congress
- Coal Strikers Cut into Steel Output
- Jap Papers Vote to End Domei
- Allies Confiscate Farben Empire
- Hess Undergoes Exhaustive Lunacy Test
- President and Wife Decry Racial Discrimination
- Judge Rules Negroes Can Vote in Primary
- Fighting Reported in Indo-China
- Wooden Bolt Wasn't Key to Freedom
- UEA Meeting Schedule
- School Boards Told Lack of State Funds
- Crossed by Prison Alarm System
- F2 Utah Convicts Fail in Escape Attempt
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- Japs Lift Freedom Bans, Dissolve Military Units
- Jap 'Fans' Laud Gen. M' Arthur
- Newsmen Become Civilians Oct. 27
- Russ Paper Says Nazis Hide in 'Friendly' Lands
- Marshall War Report in Popular Demand
- August Whisky Making Far below July Output
- British Unions Condemn Dock Strike Spread
- Okinawa Storm Hurls Death Across Honshu
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- Time for some Questions Concerning Mob Picketing
- Thoughts
- Truman Does Good Job in Six Months
- Utah Shrine Hospital Assured
- Kangaroo Cort Justice
- This is Fire Prevention Week
- War Drain on U. S. Oil Reserves Forces Us to Seek World Supply
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- Colonel, Corporal Form Tie Forged in Battle Heat
- Odd Facts
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- Nuptials Were Held Thursday
- Los Angeles Honeymoon
- Stork Club Roster
- Prevent Sticking
- Announce Wedding Rites of Pair
- Treat the Family to a Chicken Stew
- Group is Beginning New Work
- Good News for War Wife---SGT. Returns
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- Mrs. Callis is Honored at Birthday Fete
- October Bride
- Captain Arrives
- For Something Good
- Maj., Mrs, Price Have Bid Temporary Adieu to S. L.
- Getting Ready
- Corner Brightener
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- County Official Says State Too Late in Value Boost
- Congress Gets Report on Surplus Plants
- 2 Boys Stranded in S. L. by Greyhound Strike
- Child Puts Arm into Wringer
- Missionary Farewell Set
- Four Boys Publish Paper in Optimist Club Project
- Offices, Schools Close on Columbus Day
- City Retires Three Water Employes
- Chest Appeal Collections Drop to Half
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- Hit-Run Car Kills S. L. Woman, 76
- Glade Promotes S. L. as Peace Capital
- Aspirants Wait for Dead Line
- Secretaries to Meet
- Storm Period Arrives in S. L. Vicinity
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- 'U' Education Dean Says Best Parents in P-Ta
- Get Divorces [Illegible] Who [Illegible] Faithless
- 'U' Students to [Illegible] Editors of Ur Publications
- Happy Birthday
- Equipment Sale Slated October 24 in S. L.
- Or Chest, Students Fund [Illegible] Set at University
- [Illegible] Society Elects
- Redeployment Timetable
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- East Mill Creek Stake to Hear LDS Leaders
- Utahn to Note 80th Birthday
- S. L. Clubwoman Succumbs at 72
- Church Woman Succumbs at 70
- S. L. Teacher Dies of Heart Attack
- Otle Collection [Illegible] Deliveries
- Wait Talk on Medicine
- 100 Expected at Meet
- Grand Jurors Drawn
- Welcome Home, Soldiers
- Democrats Set Dance
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Potatoes
- Statistics
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- From Soldiers to Civilians
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- Utah-Denver Game Confuses Experts
- Nimrod Dies after Freak Hunt Mishap
- South, Ogden Battle to Scoreless Tie
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- Utah Aggies Gun for Victory over Montana
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- Lincoln, Tooele Score Victories
- Coach Says Veterans Boost Football
- Expert Predicts Army, Navy, Irish Victories
- Lloyd Mangrum Holds, Yank Golf Lead
- Ohio State Loses All-American
- Benefit Show Set for Gunderson
- Junior College Basketball Slate Fixed
- Sportsmen Await Duck Opening
- Wins Nibley Crown
- Mighty Close to Meat on the Table
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- Bob Feller Faces 'Loaded' Lineup Tonight in S. L.
- Bric a Brac Scratched for Gold Cup
- Tigers Return to Homes after Banquet
- Chalky Wright Challenges Champ to Title Fight
- Nelson Captures Broadmoor Lead
- Series Stars Show Stuff in New York
- Jackie Wilson Loses to Chuck Hunter
- Fight Results
- Seals Take 3-2 Lead over Seattle
- Rams Gain Player
- Park City Beats Budge, 6to 0
- Deer Hunters Get Practice
- Rick Plans Repairs on Speedway
- Cubs Seek Marion; Cards, Yankees Return to Power
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1945-10-12 | Page 1 | Wooden Bolt Wasn't Key to Freedom
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1945-10-12 |
| 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/s64b48rw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b48rw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Wooden Bolt Wasn't Key to Freedom |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1945-10-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b48rw/17218825 |