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- Pound Reds for 7-2 Win in Opener
- Leader Indicted Embezzling Count
- Women Stress Church Ideals
- U. S. Navy Base Mission Confers with Windsor
- British Claim Big Counter-Offensive Blasts Berlin, Many Enemy Centers
- Naw Faction Tops Bourbons
- Axis, Japan Considering U. S. War, Willkie Says
- Wallace Wins Attorney Race
- Spain Still Neutral as Axis Talks End
- British Trawler Overdue
- State, Congressional
- Colton Clings to Slight Margin; Avalanche Vote Nominates Maw
- Fourth Lindbergh Child Born in New York
- Temperatures
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- Cross-Channel Big Guns Again Shell Dover
- Tables on Balloting Give Full Picture
- Page 2
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- F. D. R. Slates Defense Tour
- Anti-Slavery Stamp
- Wallace Raps Willkie Policy
- Pontiac Police Question 5 High School Students over Egg-Throwing during Willkie Visit
- Roosevelt Sees Incident as 'Reprehensible'
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- Landon Fears Post-Vote War
- Congress Group Drafts Civil Service Move
- Doctor Flies to Windsor to Remove 'Bad Corn'
- Ickes Will Stump Against Willkie
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Board to List Draft Classes
- Australian Vote Gives Coalition Small Edge
- Claims is Million Jobs
- Small Iron Lung Pulls Tiny Baby Back from Death
- First Game Box Score
- Prices of Steel Scrap Make Sharp Upturn
- Kidnaper Hears Fate on Friday
- Blood Plasma Aids Burns
- G. O. P. Women Elect
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- Japanese Take Census of Race in Hawaii
- German Educator Held for Dies, Fails to Raise $5000 Bail
- Judge Sought in Gun Killing
- Derringer Faces First Tiger
- Page 5
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- Critics Score New Tax Bill
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- Hull Hugs Grindstone on 69th Birthday
- Army Officer Voices Opposition to Censorship of Dispatches
- U. S. Requests Planes' Return
- Baron Found Dead
- British Cabinet Shakeup Forecast, with Chamberlain to Resign
- Nazis Take over Italian Efforts in Mediterranian, British Say
- Wounded Reach Vichy
- Crisis Hinted on Burma Road
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- Page 10
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- List of Candidates in Utah Run-Off
- Vote by Counties for National and State Candidates
- Democratic Republican
- Tribune, Telegram Give Fast Election Service
- Delay of Returns Blamed on Judges
- Fort Douglas Officers' Mess Names Heads
- Pair of Judges Lead in Races
- Naval Ensign off to Study in Capital
- Bloods Celebrate Joint Natal Day
- Petroleum Retailers Set Semiannual Meet
- Judge Memorial Plar Its First Pep Rally
- Sets Father, Son Fete
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- Bars to Road Beauty Cited
- 401 Volunteer in Utah for Military Duty
- Many Happy Returns
- Reunion Planned
- State School Funds Divided
- De Molay to Install
- [Untitled]
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- Army Tackles Housing Problem to Avoid World War Mistakes
- Road Contract Opinion Given
- Taxes Set Record
- Contract Awarded
- Police Improve Report
- Far Distant Earthquake Recorded at U. of U
- Masons Honored
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- Page 14
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- Hiker Steals Tourist's Gun
- Union Man Given Fine of $20 for Battery
- Spotlight
- Blind Former S. L. Girl Does Social Work
- Blind Girl Attended Schools in Utah
- Student Suffers Burns While Using Torch
- Turkey Raisers End Sessions
- Meter Collections Off
- Preparedness to be Theme of Salt Lake Armistice Day Parade
- Physical Tests Given Students
- 2 Counts Face Bandit Suspect
- Clothing Design Class Offered at Center
- [Untitled]
- Lions of Two Counties Plan Safety Program
- Farmington D. U. P. Unit Installs Officers
- Harvest Ball Planned
- Page 15
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- 'We Figure Our Figures Will be Figures in Our Work'
- Sugar Control Hearings Set
- Problem of Pedestrian Provokes Comment
- N. Y. Hotel Man Praises S. L. as Cleanest Place
- Farm Bureau Officials Meet with Leaders
- Patrolman Transferred to Detective Bureau
- Initiate Freshmen
- The Weather
- Pension Meets Set
- Over the Top: Firm Makes Chest Quota
- Calendar Sets All-Time High in City's Court
- Double Parked Drivers to Get Traffic Tags
- State Tax Commission Reports Hike of 9.33 per Cent in Collections
- S. L. Traffic Toll Hikes Again
- Intermountain Young Men Answer Uncle Sam's Call by Joining Navy
- Weather Bureau at S. L. Plans Recreation Area Forecasts
- Music Group's Drive for Members Gains
- U. S. Navy Takes Largest Recruit Group from S. L. in 20 Years
- Monta's Tipsy Plea Delayed
- Mayor Visits South Bend to Accept Trophy
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- Director to Visit
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- Home from East
- Miss Clawson to Marry Edward Judd
- And Now They Are Mr. and Mrs
- Attendants Named for Nuptials
- Tea is Given for Visitor
- Week End Guests
- Coming Home
- Luncheon
- Mrs. Bonar is Hostess
- Visitors Honored during Visit
- President Gives Luncheon Fete
- House Warming
- Trio Plans Trip
- Calendar
- Miss Staats is Bride
- Local News
- Page 18
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- Backseat Driving
- Chisox Hold Game Advantage over Cubs in Annual City Series
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- Greenberg Labors
- Conservation Bears Fruit for Duck Hunte
- Duck Hunters, Here's Your Chart for Season
- Major Leaguers Draft Talent
- Salt Lake City Time Governs Duck Shooters of State
- Detroit Slugger Won't Relax on Batting Skill
- Reds Favored on Short Odds
- Old Bo Bo Get Big Test Finally
- Sheya 'Sees the World'
- Page 19
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- Provo Points for Gridiron Title
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- Kimball Squad
- Golf Notes
- Notre Dame Honors Rockne, Stagg in Unique Pregame Ceremonies
- Sports in a Nutshell
- Football Predicting Contest
- Chicago 'U' Tries Six-Man Teams
- Spector Haunts Ike as Utes Get Set for 'Y'
- Jaycees Sponsor First Football Luncheon Friday
- East High Wins, 19-6, at Prison
- Wrestling Results
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- Embargo Held Futile to Stifle Japan
- U. S. Navy Boasts Gun Efficiency
- Sugar Market
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- S. L. Exchange Holds Steady
- Salt Lake Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- Salt Lake
- Potato Market
- Economic Barometer
- Market Trends Told at a Glance
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- New York Curb List
- Livestock Market
- Metals and Money
- Boston Stock List
- Wool Futures
- Flour
- Selling Sinks Wheat Prices
- Produce Market
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
- Strong Chemicals Boost Share Market to Higher Grond
- Investing Companies
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- 17 Score High on Caa Exams
- Price Benefits from Rains
- Two Sentenced at Price on Bad Check Counts
- Jordan School Workers Tour Bingham Mines
- Springville Club Displays Work of Utah Artists
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- Junior Chamber Maps Activities for Fall
- Class Officers Named by Gleaner Group
- Youth Joins Navy
- Provo High School Forms Debate Club
- Provo High School Band Will Wear Sweaters
- Cupid Works Overtime Against Draft in Utah County, Clerk Reports
- Closed Street Laid to House
- Leaders of Murray Eagles Map Dinner
- Leaves for Safety Meet
- Synod of Utah Awaits Opening
- Sunset Studies Buying Park
- State Briefs
- Gridder Injured
Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-10-02 | Page 14 | Spotlight
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1940-10-02 |
| 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/s6bz7f7f |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bz7f7f |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Spotlight |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1940-10-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bz7f7f/16856189 |