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- Drive to Close in Railway
- WLB Ready to 'Move In' on Firm Refusing to Sign CIO Contract
- WLB Increases Textile Wages
- Bombay Reports Gandhi Secretary Succumbs
- Uniforms Designed by Stylist Help Waves Keep Femininity
- Slot Machines in Utah Total 761, U. S. Says
- Americans Go into Action on Egypt Sector
- Germans Bomb English Town, Kill 1, Hurt 6
- U. S. Captures Solomons Bases, Report Australian Observers
- Reds Report Subs Sink 7 Ships
- Enemy Makes No Claims of Victory for Island Garrisons, Ceases Boasting of Great Sea Successes
- Where English Struck at Italian Base
- British Fleet, Bombers Hammer at Rhodes
- Late Bulletins
- German Raider's Capture Rumored
- Ghetto Mayor Suicide, Polish Source Says
- Baseball Today
- Nazis Drive toward Astrakhan, Key to Allied Supply Routes
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- Spain Seen with Axis If War Came Later
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- Problem of Supplies is Key to Rich Russian Area
- Holland Nazis Kill Hostages
- Spain Entry into War on Axis Side Seen
- Germans Build Dummy Forts, in Norway, Russia Declares
- New Back-to-the-Wall Battle Looms for Trans-Caucasia
- Destroyer Launched
- WAACs Took His Room, Man Kills Himself
- French Ambassador Joins Forces of De Gaulle
- Mine Sinks Vessel
- Week of War
- U. S. Loses 104 Planes to 190 for Nips
- Nazis Deport 4000 Jews
- Torpedoed U. S. Officers Held in French Port
- Chilean President to Visit U. S.; Seen as Portending Axis Break
- Aleutian Defense Slipup Saved Nips Last June
- Two Vice Squad Officers Injured in Riot
- Senate Group Approves Service Men's Ballot
- Germans Develop N. Y. Brest Round Trip Plane
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- Crash 9 Lives
- Fliers Die Plunge
- Question Soldier Lane' Killing
- Candidate by 352 Votes
- A Bargain Used Cars
- Soviet Plant Aids Allied Cause
- U. S. Tests Russian Dandelion in Vital Battle of Rubber
- ODT Tightens Freight Rules
- Charge Accounts Drop in Department in Stores
- Guards Argue, One Killed
- Mysterious Stench Pollutes Air in the Bronx, Baffles Experts, Laymen on Its Source
- Radio, Unions Get FCC Notice
- Kidnaper Killed, 2 Otehrs Shot
- Death Sentence Given Worker for Slayings
- Submarine Launched
- Woman GOP Leader Predicts Party Will Stage Big Surprise in Congressional Elections
- Republicans Hold Annual Outing
- S. L. Diseases Show Increase
- Seismograph at 'U' Registers Quake
- Road Commission Okehs Four News Projects
- Boy Injures Toe
- Provoans Call Meeting on Housing Problem
- Former S. L. Man Faces U. S. Count
- Burglar Steals Purse Caintaining $267
- Sunrise Service Planned in Park's Greek Theater
- Recreation Department Schedules Program
- Dog Bites S. L. Man
- Man Admits Larceny Charge; Burglary Count Dismissed
- U. S. Officials Press Check-up on Car Use Stamp Lack
- Driver Snoozes, Car Hits Pole
- Police Join Hunt for Woman
- Knife Wielder Gets Term Suspended
- New Deputy Attorney Joins County Monday
- Police Convinced Fred is Poor Judge of Time
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- Salt Lake School Girls Select Their Smart Back-to-Class Fashions
- Try Helpful War-Time Finger Tips
- Back-to-School Fashion Shows
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- Why Not See Yourself as Others See You?
- Test Your Social Knowledge
- An Open Beauty Letter to All you Seven-to-Fourteens
- Care for Baby's Complexion Just as You Care for Own
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- Armstrong Wed Ray Thomas
- And Mrs. John Paul Mageras Honeymoon in California
- Away
- Younger Set to be Feted
- Jaycees Plan Gay Party !
- Two on Vacation !
- Local News
- Local News
- College Calls Salt Lake's Debutantes for the Winter
- Smart Luncheon Honors Visitor
- Their Wedding Date is Set by June Glenn and Glenn Short
- Club Meetings Are Scheduled
- Faulty Driver Pays $100 Fine
- Boy, 12, Killed in Horse Fall
- Carbon Schools Open Sept. 8
- War Effect on Missions to be Topic of Talk
- BYU Woman Professor Teaches CAA Pilot Training Courses
- 'Dr. Billie' Tells Men About Aviation
- Carbon Sugar Beet Crop in Fine Condition
- Moose Begin State Parley
- Civic Clubs to Meet
- Granite Slates School Opening
- Failing Debris Kills Miner
- Pioneer, 97, Notes Birthday Early
- Pleasant Grove Slates Play School Meet
- Captured German Gun Will Go Back Home
- Corn Canning to Begin
- Group to Dedicate Battle Monument
- Many Happy Returns
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- Jail Opened for 15 Prisoners Work on Railroad to Aid War
- Admits $25 Fine
- War Bonds Buy This
- Believe it or Not, but It's a Turnip
- Huge Vegetable Waits County Fair Exhibit
- Valid Period for Sugar Stamp No. 8 Lenghtened
- Bonneville Grazing District Plans-Election of Advisers
- Legion to End Meet in Provo with Election
- He Doesn't like to Ride in Automobile
- S. L. Heat Big Change to Dog from Alaska
- Third Program Planned for West Side
- See That Cool Spot on Map? That's S. L.
- Utah Scrap Rubber Not Being Wasted, Salvage Head Says
- Officials Seek Knowledge of Fat Refusals
- Grocers Await Conclave Sunday in S. L.
- Burning Car Goes to Fire Station
- Today is Last Day to Register for Sept. 1 Primary Election
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- Sports Mirror
- Miners Oppose Tucson Squad
- Revised Ju-Jitsu
- Ducky Tops Star List for League
- Three Teams Play in Junior Event
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- Reeves' Catch Gives Bees 7-6 Win over Cowboy Nine
- Swaps Uniforms
- Double Bills Set at Community and Copperton
- Sports Parade
- Major and Minor Box Score, Standings
- Coast Leaguers Begin Dimout
- Fight Results
- Lou Deserves Big Pay for Task with Tribe
- Coaches End Navy Course of Training
- Reunion in Brooklyn
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- Veteran Clips in 6-5 Finals
- Worker Cracks Mark for Fun
- Sees Daring Football keynote
- Army Football Squad Trimmed Neyland Picks up Four More Grid Stars
- Medwick Eases Up
- Golf Rivals Double Win Motive
- Slate Interclub Tilt
- Increased Elk Quota Set for '42
- Softball Tens Slate Playoff
- Portland Girls Lead in National Event
- Casino Netters Resume Slate
- Braunagel Tops Logan Tourney
- Golf Moguls Clear Ruling
- Coast Guard Slates Water Show
- Top Doubles Teams Busy
- Golfers Schedule League Matches
- Riflemen Schedule State Title Shoot
- 'Give-the-Game-Back-to-Players Plan' May Go on Rock with War Emergency
- Hogan Keeps Good Edge in Tourney
- 61 Youngsters Entered in Junior Meet
- Morgan Signs New Mentor
- Stagg to Ignore 80th Birthday
- Engineers Triumph
- Cup Finale Set
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- Slow S. L. Board
- Lake Exchange
- Local News
- Lake Quotations
- Priority
- York Makert
- New York Stock List
- Potato Market
- Ore Shipments
- Buying Power Fades in N. Y.
- Livestock Market
- News of Salt Lake in Brief
- Salem Resident Dies in Nevada
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Chicago Grain Futures
- Produce Market
- New York Curb List
- Rebekahs Set Meeting
- Utah Corporal Reported as Missing
- Payson Soldier Missing since Corregidor Fall
- Spotlight
- Statistics
- Judgments Entered
- News of Record
- News of Record
- Margaret Anderson
- Obituaries
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- S. L. Civil Service Lists Lifetime Positions
- Delegates Go to Lutheran Conclave
- Knife, Fork Club Slates Noted Guest Speakers
- Girl Scout Camp Closes Season This Week
- Lecture Will Conclude Druggists' Clinics
- Mass Notes Catholic Feats of Assumption
- U. S. Has Jobs for 259 Who Can Meet Tests
- Pipe Installation Begins at Depots Monday
- Man Grapples with Prowler
- Funerals
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- Waves Officer Deadline Nears
- Utahn Youngest Sergeant at Coast Marine Base
- Former U. of U. Grid Star Joins Mormon Battalion
- 3 Salt Lake Officers End Course in Conditioning
- S. L. Parents Receive Word of 3 Sons' Promotion
- Staff Sergeant Begins Officer Training
- This is the Kind of Assignment Any Soldier Would Like
- Send in Articles Telling of Men in Service
- Former U. Basketball Ace Visits on Furlough
- Navy Pay Officer Visits Mother in Payson
- Sandy Resident Sergeant in Army Air Forces
- Campaign Scheduled to Provide Classical Records for Troops
- Win Promotions
- Brothers Receive Sergeant's Rank
- Ex-Salt Laker Advances to Lieutenant Colonel
- 4 Springville Men Advance Inrank with Army
- Kearns Trooper Combines Duty, Pleasure
- Utahn Wins Advancement in Quartermaster Corps
- Parents Report Son Now Third Class Radioman
- Air Cadets Stop En Route to Advanced Training
- Navy Veteran Visits Parents
- Insurance Man Leaves S. L. as Navy Quartermaster
- Ex-U of U Student, Captain at Texas Army Base
- Meteorologist Leaves Provo after Visiting Parents
- Son of Salt Lakers Promoted to Sergeant in Marines
- Three at Navy Recruit Station Receive Advances in Rank
- Junior of University of Utah Named To Naval Academy
- Naval Reserve Needs Men
- Leave, Promotion, Birthday Makes Navy Man Happy
- Correspondence Training under Way at Kearns
- Hospital Staff Shifts Okehed
- Ex-U of U Student Receives Medical Corps Rank
- Survivor from Lexington Visits in Brigham City
- No. 2. Airport Road Nears Completion
- Navy Petty Officer Leaves after Furlough in S. L.
- Driver Injured
- S. L. Organist Appears in Mexican Recitals
- Door Injures Child
- 63 LDS Marines Wait Ceremony
- Vets Retain Heads Another Year
- Mexico Rail Agent Tells Tourists of Tire Ruling
- Spanish War Vets Leve for National Parley
- Military Band Slates Concert at Park
- Wringer Hurts Child
- Navy Recruiters to Maintain 7-Day Schedule
Salt Lake Telegram | 1942-08-15 | Page 6 | Back-to-School Fashion Shows
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1942-08-15 |
| 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/s6b57s9j |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b57s9j |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Back-to-School Fashion Shows |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1942-08-15 |
| 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/s6b57s9j/19531965 |