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- Invasion Effort Smashed by Bombs, British Report
- Utah Draftees Await Numbers
- Bourbons Get Top Billing in Film Row Poll
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- Letter by Flynn Held 'Demand'
- Draftees Given Debt Respite
- Fog Shrouds Channel
- 6954 Civilians Killed in Month of Raids, Britain Announces
- Ship Loading Rushed as Dock Row Ends
- 170 Taken from Shelter Hit by Nazi Bomb
- Heads West Point
- Wide Speech Tour Mapped by President
- Willkie Raps Forced Votes of Reliefers
- Rotary World Head Depreciates Brazil's Fifth Column Peril
- Germans Claim Naval Victory
- British Say Nazi Fleet Fled Sea Battle
- Russia Denies Intention to Meet with Axis
- Oomph? Humph, Say Ann's Bosses When Red-Head Turns Hot Head
- Ambassador of 'Service over Self' Visits City
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- Really, My Deah; Heah the Horses Aren't Accustomed to That Kind of Attire
- Of U. Refuses to Alter Fort Students Rule
- Utah Guard Prepares for Active Duty in January
- Mayor Favors Joint Plan for State Armory
- Joseph S. Grant Dies in Seattle
- National Scout Leader Confers with S. L. Council Chiefs
- L. Pedestrian Hurt Hit by Auto
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- Militia Faces Summons for Year's Service
- Both Parties' Young Members Map Events as Labor Enters Drive
- First Lady to Pay Short Visit to S. L
- Wyoming Gets Killer Suspect
- She Wakes Bit Too Late
- Chest Donations Reach $63,884 on Second Day of Campaign
- Fort Robidoux Site Located
- The Weather
- Campaign Debate Set
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- Nearly 60,000 Deer Hunters Start for Favorite Spots
- Purdue Too Busy with Future to Worry About Lost Game
- Bucky Gets Bid to Head Tribe
- Ohio State Gets Shot at Gophers
- Cougars Run into Unbeaten
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- Malt Drinking 'Tugboat' Scores Only 47 Points
- Delta Triumphs in 27-7 Tilt
- Fight Results
- Carbon Tackles Boise Squad
- Barker Favors Colorado, Utah, D. D., Texas Tech
- Tom Harmon, Paul Christman Lead Football Yardage Parade
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- Conn Gets Edge in M'coy Bout
- Keglers Team Record
- Schedules Annual Tourney
- Wins, 62-14
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- Retains Post
- Mesa Plays Ags for Milk Fund
- Eureka Prepares for Deer Hunt
- From Both Sides
- Holds Grid Lead by 9-0 Win
- Youths Desert Caddy Ranks
- Dixie Repulses Parsons, 25-0
- Cyprus Holds Granite Gridders to 6-6 Tie in Sharp Tussle
- Drama Has Baer Groggy
- Variety of Sports in a Nutshell
- Cornell Record
- City Schools
- Hardest Struggle of Larruper's Life, Says Mac
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- Mixing it Up
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- Rangoon Held Burma Road Trouble Spot
- Nazis Complicate Dutch Trade
- Fruits and Vegetables
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- Profit Taking Puts Brake on Steady Rise of Stock Market
- Walker Mining Gains 2 Cents
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- Investment Trusts
- Metals and Money
- Economic Barometer
- Transactions and Price Rane on New York Bond Exchange
- New York Curb List
- Produce Market
- Potato Market
- Bank Clearings in Salt Lake
- Wheat Market Drifts Lower
- Livestock Market
- Sugar Market
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
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- School Names R. O T. C. Heads
- L. Police Hold Suspect on California Charge
- Time for Eats
- Aaron T. Williams' Funeral Rites Pend
- Utah Nominees Push Campaign
- 'Salesman' Steals $10, Woman Tells Police
- Additional Information on Draft Procedure
- Rail Pioneer's Rites Planned
- Honor Roll
- Club Plans Carnival
- The Weather
- Former Utahn Dies in Blast
- Visitor Eyes Hard Winter for Norwegians
- Statistics
- Divorces Asked
- Divorces Granted
- Births
- New Suits Filed
- News of Record
- Obituaries
- Air Dash to Aid S. L. Man Told
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-10-18 | Page 1 | 6954 Civilians Killed in Month of Raids, Britain Announces
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1940-10-18 |
| 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/s6vx1qtd |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vx1qtd |
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| Article Title | 6954 Civilians Killed in Month of Raids, Britain Announces |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1940-10-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vx1qtd/16854847 |