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- Page 1
- London's Suicide Squads Save Cathedral and Palace from Time Bombs
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- Draft Bill Signed; Register Oct. 16
- Willkie Sees Rosevelt as Totalitarian
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- Longest Day Raid over London Rages 5 Hours
- War News in Brief
- U. S. Executive Jobs Show July Increase
- 5000 S. L. County Young Get Fun, Education on Children's Day at 1940 State Fair
- Rites for Speaker Bankhead Held in Chamber Where He Presided for 4 Years
- Labor Reveals Political View
- Government Pauses While Officials Honor Bankhead's Memory
- Work Resumed at Powder Plant
- Keel Laid for Second 45,000-Ton Warship
- $79, 313, 899 in Defense Contracts Awarded
- Deaths on Vessel Being Probed
- French Fighting Plane Downs British Craft
- Goering Pilots Big New Plane in London Inspection Trip
- Baseball Today
- Page 2
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- Rome Reports Egypt Advance
- Italy Thinks Nazis Should be Less Reckless
- Spanish Move to Axis Hinted
- British Admit Italians Advance in Egypt
- Epidemic Kills 5000
- Two Die as Mexico Fetes Independence
- Rumania Welcomes Queen Mother Home
- British Steamer's Guns down Nazi Bomber
- Japanese March into French Indo-China Looms as Mission to U. S. to Obtain Warplanes Fails
- War Guilt Net Snares Blum
- Commons Maps Debate on Effect of Raids
- Vatican Claims Violation of Pact by Germany
- Page 3
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Welsh War Relief Fund in S. L. Passes Goal
- Reseeding of Burned Watershed to Begin
- Groo Returns
- Vice Presidents at Utah Labor Federation at Parley
- Motorist Tried on Tipsy Charge
- University of Scouting Will Open next Month
- S. L. Woman Returns from Talk with Hull
- Secretary Wallace Plans Visit to Utah En Route to Coast
- Change Sought in Zoning Law
- Junior College Student Sign
- Income Tax Payments for Quarter Made
- Ogdenite Given Post in 20-30
- Gunshot Kills War Veteran
- Engineers Will Inspect Hill Aviation Field
- Sixteen Mysterious Russian Traders Visit Salt Lake City
- Lutheran Pastor Turns to His Rare Books
- Art Center Metal Crafts Class Requests Gifts of 'Junk' Cars
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- New CAA Rules Guide Training
- Music Association Members to Dine
- To Resume Meetings
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- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Ruth Millett Says: Let's Not Waste Another Year in War Gloom Let's Have Fun Instead
- Cucumber Boats
- Rest Period Good Even If Sleepless
- New Dessert Ideas Sure to Please the Family
- 'Bad Boy of Royalty' and Two of His Loves
- Rumanian Ex-King Again Meets Romantic Situation
- Poise Adds to Charm of Women
- Anne Benson Waits Car Bringing Rest of Her Family Back Home Again
- Page 9
- Local News
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- Miss Turner Entertains for Visitors
- Service Star Legion Has Annual Tea
- Parties Planned to Compliment Lynne Kittle
- Visitors from the Deep South
- From Breakfast Time to Tea Time Salt Lakers Dash to Parties
- Garden Party Celebrates Birthday
- Californians Are Feted at Dinner
- Daily Club Calendar
- Returns Home
- Group Plans Tea for Bride-Elect
- Page 10
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- Two-Car Crash Injures Driver
- Advertising Gives Jobs, Cuts Costs, Outdoor Association Meet Told
- Dealers Outline Sales Campaign for 1941 Dodge Cars, Trucks
- Sorority Picks Ogden for '41
- Missionary Returns from Reich,Where He Saw War Break Out
- Nurses Take Tests for State License
- Whoops, These Rides Are Swell
- Candidates Changing Campaign Tactics
- County's Units Pare Spending
- Sugarhouse Maps Fete at Post Office Opening
- Drafted Postal Workers Face Payless Leaves
- Page 11
- U. S. Citizen, He Wants to be on Right Side'
- [Illegible] Scores [Illegible] More
- Scotch Lads, Gay in Kilts, Tell of Seeing Bomber Downed
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- Burglar Steal Permits at Used Car Firm
- Federation of Women Holds Fall Meeting
- Register Tuesday for Run-off Vote; If in Doubt Call Tribune-Telegram
- Dispute Blamed in Bomb Range Delay
- Opinion Halts Minor Parties' Ballot Moves
- Assumes New Post
- The Weather
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- Community Silver Dollar Day to be Featured by Bargains
- Fifth of Utah Aliens Sign Up
- Pedestrian Deaths Rise; Expert's Counsel Cited
- Safety Council Picks Speaker
- Jaycees Plan Party
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- Page 12
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- Backseat Driving
- Grid Examinations
- San Jose State Spartans Open Intersectional Grid Season
- Tar Heels Expect Good Year
- Colorado Wins One-Shot Hunt
- Mentors Speed Grid Drills
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- Giants' Backfield Ace Returns Steeler Kick
- Coast Grid Squads Hike Drills
- Horne and Walker Top Traps Meet
- Foote's Bird Wins in Milford Race
- Fall Program
- McLemore Says Pro Football, under Marshall, Gives Customer Too Much for His Ticket
- New Amateur Golf Ace Shows Gratitude Club Carrier
- Week-End Sports . . . in Brief
- Espedahls Win Bonny Tourney
- Page 13
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- Eight Veterans Bolster Bingham Hopes
- Examinations Set for Officials
- Coach Santistevan Drills These Boys for Defense of Title
- Champions Top Prep Slate
- Sports in a Nutshell
- Smith Sparkles in Provo Win
- The other Greenberg
- Jenkins Given Another Try
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- Dempsey Renews Plans to Live in Salt Lake City
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- Page 16
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- Experts See Wilkie Gain in N. Y.
- Industrial Commissioner Returns from Meet
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- Selected Stocks Advance by Point during Listless Trading
- S. L. Exchange Prices Mixed
- Salt Lake Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Industrials
- S. L. Curb Quotations
- New York Bank Stocks
- Flour
- Economic Barometer
- Transactions and Price Range on New York Bond Exchange
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Mondays's Bond Averages
- New York Curb List
- Metals and Money
- Investing Companies
- Rubber
- Closing Sees Drop in Wheat
- Produce Markets
- Potato Market
- Today's Quotations and Sales on New York Stock Market
- Monday's Stock Averages
- Livestock Market
- Wool Futures
- Bonds Ride Rails to Highter Levels
- Sugar Market
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings
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- Page 20
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- Davis Awaits Medical Meet
- Japanese Mission Head and Family Return
- Red Cross Sets Davis Quota in Europe Aid
- Bountiful Council to Map New Road Project
- Joint Conference
- Smelter Worker Seeks Prizes for Fancy Work
- Women's Democratic Study Club Waits Bountiful Meet
- Bids on Sunset Building Asked
- Airfield Road Work Started
- School Drafts Reunion Plans
- State Completes Davis Safety Work
- Letter to S. L. Denies English Lack Food
- Chemical Body to Hear Talk on Erosion
- East High's Teachers Will Stage Picnic
- Tuesday Last Chance Register for Runoff
- Fire Damages Foundry
Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-09-16 | Page 2 | Japanese March into French Indo-China Looms as Mission to U. S. to Obtain Warplanes Fails
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1940-09-16 |
| 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/s6dj6pt2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj6pt2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Japanese March into French Indo-China Looms as Mission to U. S. to Obtain Warplanes Fails |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1940-09-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj6pt2/16870493 |