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- Seven Red Armies Slash South to Outskirts of Seoul
- Him Joe Louis Ready for Foreshore Fight
- British Vessel [Illegible] 'SOS'
- Coasts Record Rainfall
- Ely Publisher Becomes Nevada's Governor
- Today's Chuckle
- Race Results
- Bennett Takes Senate Seat Today
- Blizzard Slaps at Midwest
- Bulletins
- Korea Crisis Rockets Enlistments in Utah
- GOP-Dixiecrats Deal Truman Majro Blow
- Truman Signs Bill Taxing Excess Profits
- Defendant Sobs at 'Tryst' Trial
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- French, Rebel Forces Lock in Bitter Battle
- Ex-Pug Cohen Bets Car He Can Whip Traffic Cop
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- U. N. Truce Group Abandons Efforts on Korea
- Student Spotlight
- Race Entries
- Utah Income, Estate Tax Abolishment Suggested
- Grant Welcomes R. E. Lee to Service with Navy
- Racing Selections
- President Prays at Special Rites
- Truman Forms New Defense Output Agency
- Acheson Asks Russ Clarify Stand on Meet
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- Yank Planes Kill 1200 Reds in Day
- Two Utah Soldiers Wounded in War
- Iowa Fish Thieves Slated for 'Multiple Surprise'
- Wool Stockpile to be Started
- Money, Cards Pour in Fro 'Quad Amputee'
- Press Injuring Remington, Attorney Says
- Crewmen Abandon Flaming Steamer
- Solon Introduces Bill to Create U. S. Foreign Service Academy
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- Rose Bowl Queen Accepts Ring from Classmate
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- Statistics Prove Traffic Safety in Utah is Rural, Not Urban, Problem
- Jittery Times Call for Special Caution
- Too High a Brice for Full Employment
- My Opinion
- 25 Years Ago Today
- Onerous Life to be Voted by Congress
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- Voice of the People
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- Othman Would like More Ham in Senate Bean Soup
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- Senate Probers Seek Facts on Hanley Job Deal
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- Lee Proclaims Week Observing Statehood
- Yule Recess Ends for S. L. Pupils
- Murray JCC to Present Service Award Jan. 25
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- Police Recover 272 S. L. Cars
- Area V. A. Officer Retires after 33-Year Service
- Fire Deaths Rise, Damage Declines
- Open House Honors Salt Laker on Reaching 80th Birthday
- Federal Offenders Nabbed in Utah Decline in Number
- Interesting Program to Top Annual Magna Club Social
- Leukemia Victim, 3, Remains 'Critical'
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- Police Revise 1950 Traffic Toll to 15
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- Prices of Meat Zoom in S. L.
- Girl, 9, Tells Police of Molest Attempt
- S. L. Realty Units Install Officers
- Utah Tax Offices Ready Counseling Service
- SUP Hears Talk on Russ
- Steal Fender Skirts
- Hearing Slated on Beet Wages, Prices
- LDS Official, Wife Note Golden Date
- State Charges 2 Davis Aids
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- Hearing Demanded on Beer Fee Plan
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- Police Ask S. L. Motorist to Heed School Zones
- Nothing Serious
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- Group to Elect Officers
- To Head Hospital Staff
- Revisions Studied for Defense Bill
- Weather Settles Back into Drab Routine
- Census Survey to Analyze Labor Market
- 50 Jurors Begin Duty in District Courts
- County Revises Voting Areas
- Clerk Reminds Concerns on License Fee Ruling
- Utah Tribunal Holds Fate of 4 Convicted Slayers
- Gold Star Plea Asks Action on Vandalism
- Murray's 1950 Building Passes Million Mark
- Reports Theft of $23
- 2 Murray Firms Entered, Robbed
- Utah Housing Looms Major Problem in Defense Industry
- Social Security Now Applies to Domestics
- Chest Unit Sets Funds Meet for Thursday
- Glade Hospitalized for Observation
- To Appoint Chairman
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- Oklahoma Snatches Biggest Bowl Loot
- Ten Pin Tallies
- Rose Bowl Lineup due to Continue
- Coach at Clemson Weighs Duke Bid
- College Cage Scores
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- City Recreation
- Latest Rumor Puts Brown at Stanford
- National Giant Slalom Set Saturday at Alta
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- Fight Results
- Mt. Jordan Stake
- Schneiter Gains Position in L. A. Open
- Louis Expects to Kayo Beshore Early
- Fair or Foul
- Sugar Ray Blasts Reds on Return from Europe
- Indians Announce Early Spring Drills
- Mikan Continues Point Barrage
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- Housing Outlook Better for 1951 than in 1941
- Oil Officials Fly to S. L. for Refinery Visit
- Metal Prices
- Produce
- National over Counter Market Quotations
- New York Bonds
- Livestock Market
- Stock Trading Active in S. L.
- Local Stocks
- Unlisted Stocks
- Over the Counter
- Potatoes
- Local Bank Stocks
- N. Y. Stock Market Quotations
- Dow-Jones Averages
- Wool Market
- Grain
- Mart Bears up under Selling
- Candy Concern Opens New $200,000 Plant
- Hoarders of Scarce Minerals Face Fines, Jail Sentences
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- Two Former Salt Lakers Killed in Oregon Crash
- Coast Funeral Held for Utahn
- Early LDS Woman Missionary Succumbs at 90 in S. L. Home
- Funeral Slated for Former S. L. Resident
- Rites Conducted for Price Drowning Victim
- Take $30 from Offices
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- Funerals
- Service Conducted for S. L. Educator
- Last Rites Slated Fro Longtime Resident of Provo
- Murray Tots' Rites Pending
- Logan Rites Salted for Crash Victim
- Obituaries
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1951-01-03 | Page 3 | Grant Welcomes R. E. Lee to Service with Navy
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1951-01-03 |
| 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/s6vq4b6v |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vq4b6v |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Grant Welcomes R. E. Lee to Service with Navy |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1951-01-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vq4b6v/17597697 |