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- Maw Defies Reorganization Foes
- 87 Italian Planes Lie Wrecked in Libya
- Maw Sees Bill Action in Week
- U. S. Will Import Australian Wool
- Drinking Nation Can't Develop Defense Power, Senator Says
- Stimson Sees U.S. in Greater Peril than '17
- Court Enjoins Wickard from Referendum
- Utah Farm Bureau Drafts Legislative Aims
- British Sink Cruiser Hit by German Bombs
- British Asset Report Backed
- Chinese Declare Japan Using Mustard Gas
- Netherland Indies Won't Make Concessions to Japanese
- Vichy Cabinet Quits, Nazi Sources Hear
- House Group Approves Navy's Plea for Ship Costing 909 Millions
- Hoover Asks Limit on Aid Bill Power
- Lindbergh Denies Link with No-War Group
- Morgenthau Indorse Bank Restriction Bill
- R. A. F. Raid Wrecks 30 Greman Planes
- Commercial Airlines Show Profit Hike
- Army Transport Loads for Newfoundland
- Four Perish in Fire
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- British down Bombed Craft
- Italy Reports Torpedo Hits Second Carrier
- Britain's Famed Ark Royal Steams Away as Bombs Fall
- Greeks Occupy Vital Heights
- Tokyo Press Sees U. S. in Challenge to Axis
- Nazi Domination Perils Italy, Says Briton
- French, British Ships Play Tag Along Uruguay Sea Line
- Raf Hammers German Base
- British Aircraft Carrier Weathers 7-Hour Nazi Dive-Bomber Raid
- The Salt Lake Telegram
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- Bucket on Head Saves Briton
- Crown Prince Promoted
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- 3 Plants Avert Tie-up Threats
- Charges 'Traitorous' Actions
- Roosevelt, Hull Seeking War, Says Tinkham
- Solons Clash at Aid Hearing
- Minister Demands Union of Protestant Faiths
- Willkie Prepares for Flight Abroad
- Soldiers Quarantined
- Father Charged with Fracturing Baby's Leg because He Cried
- Stimson Sees U. S. Peril as Greater than in 1917, Fears Royal Navy Loss Could Mean Invasion
- British Asset President Asks Report Backed Cargo Ship Fund
- Woman Named Coroner, Defeating 47 Men
- Former Labor Head Admits Tax Evasion
- Snow Moving Job Left to Heaven
- Kennedy Maps Speech on War
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- Meet to Open 1941 AAA Work
- Honor Roll
- Tooele County Pioneer Marks 87th Birthday
- 2 Ogden Banks Name Officers
- Civic Opera Budget Gets $1000 from City
- Drinking Driver Gets $150 Fine
- S. L. Native Marks Her 80th Birthday
- Governor Asks Plan's Success
- School Funds Apportioned
- Maw Plans Place for Safety Council
- City Zoning Group Hears Proposal for Second South Underpass
- Fire Unit Held beyond Repair
- Theater Men Reelect Head
- I. C. C. Conducts Rate Hearing
- Rectal Soreness
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- Mine Victim's Rites Planned
- Dr. Bridgeforth Rites Planned
- Picture Slated
- First Grid Coach at 'U' Observes Birthday
- Dean Leary Urges Right in Fight on Dictators
- Knights Templar Meet
- Fire Clay Company to Open Building
- Motorist Should Decrease Speed Going into Curve, Expert Says
- Auto Official Sees Upsurge
- Wife Charges Rival in Love
- Postmaster to Attend Washington Meet
- Newspaper Supply Firm to Occupy New Office
- L. D. S. Teachers from Five States Plan Three-Day S. L. Conclave
- Tax Board Sets License Appeal
- Director Sets Tryouts for Civic Opera
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- Boys Stone Woman in Theft
- Youths Begin Hurling When Discovered Stealing Chickens
- Snow Blankets S. L. Territory
- Mullins Terms Meters 'Detestable' in Talk
- Aviation club Will Show 1940 Air Progress
- S. L. Too Rough on Meters, Report Shows
- Old Age Unit Maps Merit Plan Actions
- Guardsmen Get Fourth Delay
- Oldest Active Utah Mason near 95, Aims at Reaching Century Mark
- Utah Safety Council Prepares 3 Bills on Traffic for State Legislature
- Chief Orders Sirens Placed on Police Cars
- Bachelors Move to Airdrome
- U. S. Trains 22 Clerks
- South High to Choose Snow Queen at in-between Club's Dance
- Workers Begin Airport Piping
- Death Claims Member of U. Regent Board
- L. D. S. Missionary and Writer Dies
- Royal Neighbors Hold Business Sessio
- Three U. S. Prisoners Go to Penitentiary
- Injured Man "Fair"
- The Weather
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- City Okehs New Lights
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- Smart Candlelight Tea Highlights Prenuptial Parties for Marie Pyott
- Entertains Visitor
- Plan Birthday Fete
- Three Fetes Set for Miss Roberts
- But You Are Young
- Miss frazier to Wed
- Mrs. Hardy Honored Al Lunch
- Edythe Dazley Becomes Mrs. E.D. Cracroft; Family Reception Follows
- Pick Theme for Fala Military Ball
- Visit from N. Y
- Rybergs Return
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- Backseat Driving
- Surprising Odds Favor Henry
- College Basketball
- Snow Closes Road to Alta Basin
- McLarnin Favors Conn over Louis
- Ring Expert Discusses Title Muddle Solution
- Turkey Dinner to Honor Royal Order of Utes
- Nutshell
- Infantile Paralysis Fund Tilt Slated
- Big Seven Cage Hopefuls Face Big Week End
- Swimming Meet Dates Revealed by A. A. U
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- Sox Need Hurlers for Crown
- Abandon Uniform Jerseys
- Pueblo Gets Extension
- Par Falls to Pacers at 'Frisco
- First Winter Trip for Young Star
- Little and Demaret Have Par Cards
- Geertsen Cards 74 in Coast Event
- Ford Skaters Win in Hockey Tilt
- He Shatters Par with 67 to Grab Tourney Lead
- Chief We Guess 'Em
- B. Y. U. Schedules Relay Carnival for April 25-26
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- Injury May Force Parker to Take Duke Coaching Post
- L. S. U. Chief Attacks Bowl Tilts
- Guards Sparkle for DeMolay
- Carbon Cagers Retain Lead
- Behind the Sports Mirror
- Tests Should be Made to Prove Nimrods Are Not Color Blind
- Examination Would Help Impress Hunters of Safety Measures
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- Counter Sales Puzzle N. Y. 'Change
- Boston Stock List
- The Weather
- 5 Issues Dip on S. L. Mart
- Salt Lake Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings
- Metal and Money
- Economic Barometer
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- Potato Market
- Copper Tariff Slash Sought
- New York Curb List
- Rainfall Cuts Wheat Prices
- Livestock Market
- High Stock Prices Lure U.S. Farmers
- Sugar Market
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- Market Continues Sagging Trend after Short-Lived Rally
- Produce Market
- Automobile Burns
- Bond Transaction Hold to Offside
- Notice to Contractors
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- Justice Fines Six Motorists
- Accused Motorist Forfeits Bond
- Admitted Speeder Draws $7 Fine
- Business Club Hears Talk on Mexico
- Bountiful Business Man Sees Trade Upswing
- Davis Making Arrangement for Farm Rehabilitation
- 'u' Regents to Meet
- Davis Postal Receipts Rise
- Auxiliary Plans Drive
- Army Building Chief to Move
- $10,00 Blaze at Bingham Mars Nearly Perfect '40 Record
- Layton Board to Seek Head
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-01-16 | Page 15 | Visit from N. Y
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1941-01-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6fb950g |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fb950g |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Visit from N. Y |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1941-01-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 15 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fb950g/18605428 |