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- De Gaulle Wins Victory in French Ballot
- Pope Names Regent
- Flashes
- US Anti-Nazi Authority Combs Reich for Hitler
- Iran Premier Resigns
- May Divorce Germans
- 15,000 Workers Quit Glass Plants
- 9 Hostages Slain by Javanese, Batavia Reports
- Japanese Prepare to Bust Trusts
- Tojo Bluffed Plotters of His Downfall
- Forrestal Hits Merger of Army, Navy
- Churchill to Get 5 More Medals
- Russ Say Stalin in Good Health
- Shotgun Wielder Hills Chicago Man at Home
- Pope Urges Women to Enter Politics
- U-Boat Pens at Hamburg Destroyed by British
- U. S. Gunboat Fires Back on Yangtze
- Rankin Blocking Vet Legislation, DAV Leader Says
- Long-Lost Plane Found by Ogden Deer Hunters
- Truman Names Leader for Labor Confab
- Local News
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- 3 Die, 6 Suffer Hurts in Fire at Rutgers Fraternity House
- Alaska Air Crash Kills 22 Soldiers
- Outer Mongolia Votes for Independence
- Ex-Pow Claims Wife after Marital Mixup
- Minimum Pay Hike Held Inflationary
- Swedish Reveal Desire to Join United Nations
- Attack Probers Face New Fight on Report Time Extension
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- House Unit Says OPA Retards Reconversion
- Wickwire Chief to Head CF&I after Merger
- Curious Crowds Black Laval Disinterment
- Redeployment Timetable
- Army Refuses to Loan Prober to House Unit
- U. S., British Stall in Money Talks
- Franco Grants Spain Assembly Freedom
- 'Dope Stores' on Truman's Talk Wrong, Says Aide
- High Trubunal Will Review 'Esquire' Suit
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- Pole President Rejects Election Control Aid
- Argentina Revives Political Parties
- Truman Hails Czechs on Freedom Birthday
- Mud Stalls Macarthur on Way to Airport
- State Department Asks Russ to Free U. S. Pole
- Briton Charged with Treason
- 50 Ex-Brides Go Back to Australia
- Briton Foretells General Strike
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- 'George' Will Assist You; Write Him at Telegram
- Relatives Agree on Child's Care
- Apartment Damaged
- County War Chest $80,675 Short of $400,000 Goal
- Expansion Slated by Standard Oil
- 'Short-Snort' Bill Positively Tags Utah Bandits
- Vision Utah as Tourists' Haven
- 3 Utah Deer Hunters Die of Gun Wound
- Rain Worries Candidates in S. L. Primary
- County Budget Request Coming in Rapidly
- Polio Declines during Week
- S. L. Traction Suit Dismissal Upheld
- Coat, $58 Stolen
- Widow of Educator Succumbs after Fall
- Auto Court Men Gather for 3-Day Meeting
- Boy, 6, Suffers 3rd Fractures of Arms since Last July
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- Rams Trounce Bears 41-21 in Pro Special
- Pro League Standings
- Week-End Brevities
- Scribe Picks Fenimore as One of Top Backs
- Didn't Hibernate Soon Enough
- Weather Boosts Hunting Hopes
- When is a Duck Not a Duck?
- Reserve Fullback Cracks Ute Line, Too
- Local News
- Seventeen Tie in Weekly Grid Guessing Contest
- Sunday's Football
- Ogden Wins, 4-3
- Girl Cagers to Meet
- Purdue Gains Top Pigskin Billing
- Utes, Aggies Travel East for Conference Tilts
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1945-10-22 | Page 5 | Mud Stalls Macarthur on Way to Airport
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1945-10-22 |
| 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/s6766pp8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6766pp8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mud Stalls Macarthur on Way to Airport |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1945-10-22 |
| 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/s6766pp8/17220527 |