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- Irate Salt Lakers Lash City Budget
- County Budget $120,000 Less than '46
- Private Flier Killed
- N. Y. Stores Cut Scotch, Rye, Bourbon Prices
- Landscape Artist Dies
- 122 Insurance Firms Fined $2,090,000
- Jewish Gangs Seize, Flog Four Britons
- Legion to Request Vet Housing Funds
- U. N. Atom Unit Okehs U. S. Control Plan
- China Attack Stirs Anti-U. S. March
- Truman Appoints Engineer as Atomic Manager
- Train-Truck Crash Kills 2 G. I.s, Japanese Girl
- Ice Will Cover World Again, California Geologist Says
- Gop Lines up Chiefs over Tobey Protest
- Bulletins!
- House Unit Flays Russ Terrorism
- Scotch Costs Scotch $40
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- Pravda Says Dairen Report 'Sensational'
- Ration Boost Halts Italian Strike
- Mary Churchill to Wed Coldstream Guard
- Trusty Escapes Prison for Baby's Funeral
- Ex-Envoy to Reich Succumbs at 61
- Colorado Farmer Wounded by Sniper in Home
- 3rd Party Hint Seen in Wallace Talk
- Publisher Named to Treasury
- Cio Arguments for Wage Hikes 'Pure Guesswork,' NAM Says
- Bus Crash Injuries Five
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- Air Force Rookie Saves Payroll, Fights off Gunmen
- Tongans Flee Volcano
- St. Paul Schools Open after Teacher Strike
- North Central Cold Wave Moves toward Great Lakes States
- Swedes Allot Atom Fund
- Vidor Loses Suit to Break Contract
- Soft Coal Output in U. S. Returns to Normal
- Aviation Expert Advises Probe on Airlines' Slight of Radar
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- Looking Around
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- '47 Crop Outlook Bright, Says Farm Official
- George Helps Illuminate Street Light Situation
- S. L. Official Appointed as Adviser on Zinc
- Report Indicates out-of-State Worker Decline
- 'U' Extension Offers 60 New Courses
- Centennial Arts Head Scores Activity Lack
- Happy Birthday
- Your Birthday by Stella
- Report Cites Plans on River Projects
- Wives of War Il Vets Form Own Auxiliary
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- District Judge Cites Need for Autopsies
- S. L. Pair Planning Gold Wedding New Year's Day
- Murray Lutheran Church Plans Two Services
- 1946 Marriage Licenses Total New Record
- Provo AFL Heads Plan Suit for Portal Back Pay
- Officials Study 'U' Building Plan
- Reception to Fete Union Pair on 50th Anniversary
- Rail Board Seeks Beneficiaries
- Liberty Park Rink Closed
- S. L. Police Seeking Pair in Reno Murder Case
- S. L. Police Release 4 Suspects in Jewelry Store Robbery
- Name Chairman
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- S. L. Woman Escapes Water Heater Blast
- Say it Again
- 4 State Offices Move to Downtown S. L.
- A. C. Pep Unit Frolics on Stop in S. L.
- LDS Head Returns from East Trip
- Two Utah Copper Workers Retire
- Crews, Trucks Clear Ice from Streets
- Post-Mortem Set in Kanab Poison Fatality
- Local News
- Many Plans Fail to Cut Smoke
- Beckstead Maps Crackdown on Beer Violators
- School Escapees, Convict Sought
- Salt Lake Plans Big Events on New Year's
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- Movitz Paces Ute Lead in Ski Meet
- Cage Scores
- Yanks Batter Aussies 5-0 in Davis Cup
- Signifying the "Aims" of the Utah Wild Life Federation
- Kentucky Vs. Oklaggis Rates as Game of Year'
- Wild Title Chase Looms in Midwest League
- Attendance Hits 2,671,696 for Pro League
- Holman Plans Protest on Shelton's Behavior
- $50,000 Race Tops Santa Anita Program
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- Stock 'Land Grab' Warning Given Sportsmen by Cook
- Fans Can Hail New Year, Head for Track
- Bob Feller Eyes Highest Pay in Baseball
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- Barter Market Booms as Sugar Bowl Nears
- Army, Irish Game 'Too Big,' So Series Ends in '47
- Westminister Tangles with C. of I. Club
- Two Shooters Tie
- East, West Tilt Helps out Crippled Kids
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- Rose Bowl Odds Remain Even
- Aggie Fullbacks Seven Deep
- West Team Hopes for Hard Turf
- Mississippi Nips Mexico, 43-7
- Southern Rebels Trip North, 20-13
- Tennessee Counts on Sturdy Line
- Bobcats Welcome Warm Weather
- Break Predicted in Hot Weather
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- Wounded Suspect Held in Prowling Probe
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- Weather Data
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- Potatoes
- Livestock Markets
- Volume Goes up in S. L. Stocks
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- Handful of N. Y. Stocks Climb, but Many Leaders Decline
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1946-12-30 | Page 6 | S. L. Official Appointed as Adviser on Zinc
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1946-12-30 |
| 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/s67t1qsb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67t1qsb |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | S. L. Official Appointed as Adviser on Zinc |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1946-12-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67t1qsb/18536692 |