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- Page 1
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- Arms Embargo Foes Win in Test
- Daladier Voices Refusal of Hitler Peace Proposals
- 38th Infantry Shift Ordered to Texas Post
- German Troops Attack French
- Finns Fleeing Danger Area in Russ Peril
- Chandler of Kentucky Takes Seat in Senate
- Treaty Copper Battle Urged
- No Peace Plea Received, Roosevelt Announces
- Nazis Grab Property of Von Starhemberg
- Youth Saves Sister's Life with Respiration
- Peace Rumors Stir Berlin
- Fbi Chief Points to Serious Times
- Ambassador Returns
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- Vessel Blows Up
- To Mark Birthday
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- War Flashes
- Page 2
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- Third Chrysler Plant Closed
- Freighter Lands Made-in-Germany Toys at N. Y. Port
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- Crossing Crash Kills 7 Pupils
- Olson Slaying Appeal Filed
- Cardinal Plans Radio Talk to U. S. Catholics
- England, France Bring Rise in U. S. Exports
- Five Reported Killed by Explosion in N. Y.
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- Man who Spun Death Dials on 3000 Slayers Succumbs
- Planes Press Search for Lost Army Fliers
- Dock Dispute Flares in S. F.
- Britain Takes Tally of Air War on Subs
- Lord Nuffield Donates $400,000 to Red Cross
- Germany Beheads Trio Convicted of Spying
- Nazis Give Plane Bearing Swastika to Russ Official
- China 'Traitors' Rewards Set
- East Swelters in Record Wave
- Taft, Bricker Agree on Party Problem
- Firemen, Oilers Strike, Tying up 90 Ships
- Page 3
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- Lewis Speaks for Arms Bill
- New Deal Fails to Get Afl Nod
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- Shouting Crowd Demands Ousting of D. A., Boos Governor in Louisiana Scandals
- Canal Dragged in Bomb Hunt
- Earl Gets Divorce
- Communists Diverted Spain Aid Funds, Claim
- Duce Proposes Plebiscite on Protection by Allies
- Dictator Rule in Oil Industry Assailed
- Mrs. Bergdoll Gives Birth to Daughter
- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- S. L. Man Hurt Badly in Crash
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- Amateurs to Guard Radio Channels Against Spying
- Water Usage, Revenue Rise
- Hearing on Stock Issue Permit Case Recesses
- Traffic Managers to Vote
- Funeral Services Set for Murray Treasurer
- Wholesale Food Prices Decline in September
- 12 Utah Locals to Vote on Proposed Wage Pay
- Wiesley Recovering
- Red Cross Workers Make Bandages for French Army
- 82 Burglaries Listed in Month
- Page 8
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- English Decorative Theme in Harris Home Makes it Most Charming
- Answer Child's Questions on Sex Honestly
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- One Smart, One Slow Child Call for Parents' Tact
- Budge Meets the Fate of a Deserter While Corrie is Kept in Jail
- Football Fans Look out for Fall Wind
- Want a Kitten?
- Spicy Vinegar Useful
- Page 9
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- Pauline Smith Becomes Bride of Jack Peterson at all White Wedding at St. Mark's
- Giles-Walker Rites to be Held on Wednesday
- [Untitled]
- Miss Howard Honored
- Family Party Honors Engaged Pair
- Personality Clubs to Meet Together
- Miss Anderson to be Feted at Many Parties
- Elynore Snell Take Vows in S. L. Temple
- Buffet Idea
- Y. W. C. A. Tea Highlights Club Activities; Business Girls' Club Names Officers
- [Untitled]
- Sally Mckean Goes to Parties Given by Friends to Honor Her before Friday Marriage
- For Miss Massion
- Page 10
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- Page 13
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- Move to Protect Busy S. L. Corner Gets under Way
- Newcomers Thought they would not like Salt Lake; Now, they are among City's Most Hearty Boosters
- Safeguards Asked in Fire Survey
- Utah Contract on Food Stamp Plan Approved
- Westminster College Trustees Reelected
- One Man Drops from City Race
- The Weather
- Voters Qualify for Elections
- Gets Appointment
- Pension Organization Forms Permanent Unit
- Violin Arrives with Rubinoff
- S. L. Officials Defer Action on Semaphore
- Class to Teach Art of Making Christmas Toys
- Chest to Commence Campaign for Funds
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- Page 14
- Page 15
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- Utes Expect Trouble from 'Y'
- Wedding Bells Await Yankee
- These Four Seasoned Grid Performers Lead Carbon in Defense of State Title
- Milt Nelson Leads Circuit
- Midgets Open Grid Season
- Ballif Triumphs in Golf Tourney
- We Introduce
- Backseat Driving
- [Untitled]
- New Club Owner
- Haggerty, Szabo to Meet Friday
- A. A. U. Cage Meet may come to S. L.
- Pitcher to President
- Dinosaurs Prove Speedy and Strong on Gridiron
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- Page 19
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- Stocks Rally as Buyers Discount Peace Moves
- [Untitled]
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- Bonds Display Upward Trend
- [Untitled]
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- S. L. Exchange Activity Gains
- S. L. Exchange to Close for Thursday Holiday
- Buyers Command Chicago Grain Pit
- Court Rules Coal Firm Owes $24, 118 to U. S.
- The Weather
- [Untitled]
- City Expenses, Income Decrease during 1939
- Boys Fete Rotarians
- Livestock Quotations
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- Page 22
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- Prominent S. L. Man Dies in S. F.
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- Magazine Reviews S. L. Traffic Safety Work
- Utah Title Association Elects Ogdenite Head
- Manslaughter Charge Follows Fatal Crash
- Business Executive to Mark Birthday with Family Dinner
- Services Held for Physician
- Golden Rule, not Laws, Needed, Says Builder
- Court to Hear Protests Against Railroad's Sale
- S. L. Engineer Gets Tribute
- Meteor Show to Repeat
- Wins First Prize
- Furnace Sets Fire
Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-10-10 | Page 5 | Heavy Gunfire Heard
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1939-10-10 |
| 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/s61s0sns |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61s0sns |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Heavy Gunfire Heard |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1939-10-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61s0sns/18819927 |